. >> reva, how did thisened? >> in iraq it's not going to see an end for a while. iran has all the interests in the world to make sure that baghdad maintains its forces and ability to check the advance, and they will. we've already seen the mobilization of shia militias. at the long term, that come -- that is the cost that iran is willing to pay, but you're going to see a lot of volatility. again it's all about the southern exports that matters. >> and militarily, how is it that a group of 2,000 to 3,000 men max are able to take over a city of 2 million? >> here's the interesting thing. they wouldn't have been able to go this far if it hadn't been for the local sunni support they're getting from associated groups. a lot of attention has been placed on isis, but there are other groups working with them. and many of those groups do have ties that go back to saudi arabia. you can bet that the saudis are sitting very happily watching iran on the defense i have been. >> so it's interesting, what reva is saying unless we see a push down to the south and it disrupts into

i was artie's marina cosa reva. well some are calling it an immigration catastrophe a surge of thousands of immigrants illegally crossing over the us mexico border most of the new migrants are children from central america and while various media organizations from around the world are questioning what's going on we're now learning that finding the answers to those questions may prove difficult according to an e-mail obtained by the associated press border patrol agents in texas have been instructed not to speak to media outlets the e-mail which was written by an assistant patrol agent orders more than three thousand border personnel not to speak to reporters about the humanitarian crisis e-mail allegedly went on to warn agents that they could be disciplined or even charged with a crime if they speak to the media as the obama administration struggles to accommodate the massive surge of immigrants vice president biden is adding a stop in guatemala to a planned trip in latin america this week to discourage parents fro

>> because it ka therch be argued that reva after the first shot would have cried out thus dispels anyn intruder. >> at first glance oscar pistorius's story sounds ridiculous but you have to step back and realize there's content that needs to be put into oscar pistorius's story and his personal events. >> have you ever been a victim of crime? >> yes, i have. my home had been broken into in 2005. i have been followed home late at night. >> it would become the dramatic turning point. there would be reveal add stunning diagnosis. >> mr. pistorius has a long history of generalized anxiety disorder that appears to have been increasing with time. >> if he has an anxiety disorder, he will walk. but the odds are slim the number. >> when will he get the evaluation? >> the evaluation should be in two weeks from today? >> what's the thinking? >> this is -- as has been mentioned, the o.j. simpson case of south africa, the judge is a woman. reeva steenkamp spoke out passionately against it. and there was concern because in that country, more men are acquitted of killing women than any other place b

now authorities marina calls the reva now the topic of ukraine our tease the big picture spoke recently with steven cohen the the coeditor of the nation magazine and professor of russian studies and politics and why you and princeton take a listen to what he had to say about the potential for military escalation between the united states and russia it's off the news a bit now it got bumped by the malaysian aircraft it got bought by donald sterling it's being bought by iraq today but the reality is that the ukrainian crisis the confrontation between moscow and washington is the worst in decades and if if this is possible but not certain russian borders russian troops crossed from russia into eastern ukraine southeastern ukraine and nato which is by the way as we talk mobilizing in eastern europe crosses into western ukraine we will then have and i've said this on your radio broadcast but it needs to be said again we will have something like the cuban missile crisis in one hundred sixty two when america and russia are laden with nuclear weapons are eyeball to eyeball on a barricade that m

. >> larry and reva, thank you guys so much for letting us pick your brains on the set for a little while. really appreciate it. >>> and if any of you out there have a question for our experts, we answer them here every week on the show, so just go to our website. the address is openforum.com/yourbusiness and hit the ask the show link to submit a question for our panel. if it's easier just send an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. >>> our next guest says taking a look at your current customers is a great way to figure out who to target to be new customers. joining us now is john jantz, best known for creating the duck tape marketing system. his new book is "duck tape selling." hi, john. >> hi. >> this is a great topic because this is how you gain revenue by getting new sales leads. talk to me about how you can use your current customers to get new customers. >> one of the traps is that people want any leads, any business, any customers. what my contention is and has been for years, what you really want are ideal customers. you want those customers that have the attributes that you're uniq

. >> it is extraordinary, reva, given the number of kids this happens to each year. i've read upwards as many as 40 kids died that way this year or last year alone. are there steps? sunny had an idea. she puts her shoes in the back therefore she is always checking in the back. it's a clever simple solution. are there other things to prevent this from happening? >> you know, anderson, i don't know why the automobile manufacturers and car seat manufacturers haven't figured out how to put an alarm on these car seats. the car goes off if you leave the door open. the car goes off if you don't put on your seat belt, if you don't turn on your lights there are so many instances when you drive that alarms go >> hang him high, hostin. >> this would be a death penalty case. >> areva martin, thank you so much. sunny hostin, mark geragos. it has a lot of people watching. make sure you set your dvrs so you can watch "ac 360" whenever you want. coming up next, meet a woman who left her child in the car and sadly did not notice in time. and a pulitzer prize winning writer who has co

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