Iran-US War: Death Toll Rises, Markets Reel

0:00Strikes across Iranian cities have killed more than 25 people from Sunday into Monday. Over in Israel's Haifa, two folks died in rubble from an Iranian missile attack, with two others still missing a day later. President Trump up the anti-Sunday, threatening massive hits on Iran's power plants and bridges if they don't reopen the state of Hormuz by his. Tuesday deadline, this war kicked off February 28th with joint U.S. and Israel strikes, claiming thousands of lives already. Global markets are reeling, shipping lanes blocked, and fuel prices through the roof, while both sides targeting civilians has UN experts crying war. Crimes Monday brought fresh Iranian missiles slamming Haifa neighborhoods and a factory, lightly injuring four people including two kids. Meanwhile, in the UAE's Abu Dhabi, one man got hit by a shrapnel from a missile intercept near a U.S. airbase. Trump's boil as that deadline looms, with the world watching Iran's next play and what Trump might unleash.

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