isle >> this is the 10 annual popular bear run walk for autism >> mike moh, nchetti has two children on the autistic spectrum. >> in the ten 84, it grew from 600 people participating to upwards of 3,000. >> we raise close to $100,000 >> it's to raise money affected by autism more importantly sisters awareness -- one in every 68 children are on the autism spectrum. an early diagnosis can make a world of difference >> noticing at a very young age, the sooner the child can get help, the better >> the that's something he learned a few months ago when this three-year-old was diagnosed >> until i was faced with it, i didn't understand it, and i totally do and i i understand that everybody notes support. >> he and 45 members of the family walked and ran >> we came for my nephew anthony. everybody ran for him today. >> reporter: this family one of many doing their part to support the little one and so many others with autism. in sea aisle city, alicia nieves cbs3 >> children with autism had a fun fulfilled today in camden new jersey. the kids were smalls as they that i can pictures with supe

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also with us for this conversation, the co-host of "morning joe" first look, ayman m moh had yeldinp.when you started out writing about this conflict. >> i think what we wanted to do was to highlight a rivalry that is behind many of the modern wars we see in the region and in iraq and syria and how now in yemen ands also to look at the roots of that. there's a misconception in the west that this is a rivalry that is sectarian fundamentally in nature. and and that it does play out in sectarian terms. sectarianism is weaponized or used by people in power both in tehran and riyadh, but essentially this is a political power struggle for control of the middle east. unfortunately, it's been tearing the region apart ever since 1979. we wanted to shine a light on that. >> david. >> so martin, david ignatius. i want to ask you, with the crown prince of saudi arabia pushing such an aggressive anti-iran line with israel similarly going after iran every place it can, are we heading towards a war in the middle east to contain iranian expansion or do you think this can be defused short of that? >>