Volatility Heightens: Oil Spikes, Stock Futures Fall After U.S. & Israel Bomb Iran

Kevin Green, a senior markets correspondent, joins me now to help set up the action today. All right, KG, when I saw this occur over the weekend, I knew immediately that markets would be rattled uh as soon as futures were open. Uh take us through what you were watching as the geopolitical tensions increased over the weekend.>> Well, obviously we are seeing a lot of volatility because of the geopolitical risk and a lot of that's really being focus focused on the energy market. you kind of talked about it at ...