Your World Tonight Pentagon says U.S. winning, conflict spreads, the dangers of radon, and more
Mar 4, 2026
Lauren Pelley, CBC health reporter who covered radon risks and guideline debates. Margaret Evans, senior international correspondent reporting from Amman on Iran’s domestic strain. Katie Nicholson, Washington correspondent on Pentagon claims and munitions debates. Adrienne Arsenault, senior correspondent on the Israel–Hezbollah front. They discuss U.S. military claims, regional fallout in Iran and Lebanon, radon in homes, and munitions and evacuation controversies.
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U.S. Frames Early Dominance In Strikes On Iran
- The U.S. projects decisive early dominance in strikes on Iran and signals plans to expand operations.
- Pentagon figures like Pete Hegseth and General Dan Cain claim sufficient munitions and released footage of a torpedo striking an Iranian ship to underline capability.
Congress Debates War Powers Amid Ongoing Strikes
- Capitol Hill debated curbing presidential war powers while many lawmakers defended the executive's actions.
- Senators like Patty Murray criticized planning and Republicans rejected a war powers resolution, signaling limited congressional pushback.
On The Ground In Iran Shows Civilian Toll And Tension
- Margaret Evans reported from Amman on Iranian cities hit, memorials for children, and warnings from Tehran's judiciary.
- She described rescue teams in Kerman, more than 1,000 civilian deaths, and images of Khamenei draped across Tehran.