. >> when you see the giants going through it then it is like deja vu and you start having playbacks, recalling some of this. the old times in 81. everybody was on fire last year for the giants. >> diamonds are a girl's best friend. >> reporter: a championship diamond is a man's best friend. >> this is the most important ring. don't tell anybody i said that.

airstrikes killing civilians hidden from american eyes are we seeing deja vu now with libya. it's wednesday april sixth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster you're watching r.t. now u.s. lawmakers and president obama continue to haggle over the two thousand and eleven budget and budget cuts they cannot agree and a government shutdown looms now this is been one of the top doom and gloom stories on the mainstream media for days now and the president's getting into it telling the public warning the public about the cost of a shutdown take a listen. you better start thinking differently because you know like if you need a passport i can't get it but i'm planning a visit to a national park or monument can't get there contingency plans for the shutdown have been made we were all capitol hill appears to be in chaos this is not happened in fifteen years what does this potentially mean for the american people in a time when the economy is just beginning to grow we're just going to see you pick up in employment the last thing we need is a disruption that's caused by a gove

air strikes killing civilians hidden from american view what are we seeing deja vu in libya. prime minister has made it official the country in the midst of a sovereign debt crisis is calling for a bailout from the european union this after sovereign debt crises and bailouts happen in greece and ireland so joining me now for more on what this means for the european union the euro zone and if we can compare it to the u.s. in the midst of its own deficit problems debt crisis from knight bill florida is karl denninger of the marketing group mr jenner and i want to thank you for joining us you know first of all portugal of course is a very small country small economy but this comes on top of the eurozone greece and ireland amid concerns about a much larger economy and not spain so what do you think the toll of this portugal announcement is going to take on the eurozone and the global financial economy. i think the first question one has to ask is where is the credibility behind the projections of both the european union and over here in america we've heard of stress tests we were

supervisor mirkarimi: this conversation is deja vu. it was about to a half years ago that i believe we have before us. there were only a few of us at the time. if i am not mistaken or am recalling correctly what had happened, at&t decided to pull back and withdrew their particular proposal to us. issues that were prominent in the discussion were cumulative impact and historical district. a number of us made the very strong point about those particular issues, among those leading to be understood through of the city and county of san francisco, the neighborhoods that had been advocating for the boxes or who had been opposed or concerned but in different. what i would like to know, what has changed since that discussion 2.5 years ago. i would like to know that in those questions and concerns of cumulative impact, what has changed? it could have been conducted in those years, and what we have not been able to learn from that particularl exercise. let us know if anyone can speak to this. >> the previous proposal for the project there is a

. >> it feels like deja vu. they -- i totally appreciate your questions on overtime and the fire department going in the wrong direction. i looked at the overall budget, how we budgeted. i looked to president chu's comments, how the trend was looking in the fire service. at the time, we had approximately the percentage of overtime to general funds, this was 4%. now this is around 11% and 12%. we did an analysis. it is counterintuitive. it had to be explained to me, over and over again. the mayor's budget office. the comptroller's office assisted us. overtime is a negative connotation. to see the trend increasing, from $7 million to $26 million. the most dramatic reason this ent up, let me give you the count. we had 772 uniform members, now 1402 members. supervisor farrel is saying, we are having the first class in 5 years. in terms of efficency, we have never come back for suplemental. we live in the budget. we do not anticipate needing to come for this. we live within our means. what we do, we dsave on the sala

talk about deja vu.s fire started at about 3:00 this morning. and by the time firefighters got here, it was completely engulfed in flames and so that's when it went to basically two alarms. crews knocked down the flames quickly there but it smoldered for quite some time. the heat caused the roof of the house next door to catch fireas well, destroyed parts of the attic in that home and evacuated the family that lives there. so this morning's fire destroyed a cannabis club named herb appeal. this is the same club that burned back in january. that first fire has some similarities to the one that started this morning. it was also a two-alarm blaze and it also started at roughly around about 3:00 when basically everyone was sleeping. ken james, his wife, son and mother were evacuated this morning and they say that the cannabis club owners were relatively good neighbors. >> we never had a problem with them. we knew they were nice people and we never had a problem that was going on there. i was just -- but like

so this is like deja vu for us. it's nothing new. he's the same man and attitude that he's using against the population. i asked everyone to believe that god has not said the last word and to keep us in prayer. >> and to hear more from her, go to gary lane's log the global lane at cbnnews.com. >> coming up, revival in russia, how one church in reaching thousands. >> welcome back. despite social and political up heave al, russia is witnessing a christian revival. >> they sure as. as i recently discovered, at the heart of this powerful move of god is the mosque of good news church, one of russia's largest and fastest growing evangelical congregations. in a land where the russian or orthodox church dominates, one evangelical charismatic church is creating spiritual waves. >> the prot tan protestant moves growing strongly. >> this couple is at the forefront of the movement. in 1991 they moved their family to what is now the former soviet union with the goal of reaching russians with the gospel of jesus christ. nine years later, in septem

deja vu at coors field. sandoval with the express.he three-run shot before sandoval made it to the mound. top seven, aubrey huff has a two-run home run to right. giants go for a sweep in a day game tomorrow. >>> the a's hosting the red sox. a great night for anderson, who pitched eight shutout innings and bounding his way to his first win. hideki matsui with insurance runs. a four-run inning there. oakland blanks boston, 5-0. tomorrow, game two, as the series finale, a matinee matchup at the coliseum. >>> the nfl's in lockout mode. but the niners start with their first two games at home, starting with the seahawks and pete carol. next week, dallas. and the next week, jim versus jon with the niners versusing baltimore. the raiders doing their thing, too. they start on the road, visiting denver. and then, they got the jets, the patriots and at some point, late s. the season, the green bay >> we'ller bhamp c >>> we'll be right back with more over here, wherever we are. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. m

for tonight's commentator, it's deja vu all over again. he's internet consultant harry lin. >> amazing what a little thing like aol buying the huffington post blog for $315 million will do to an industry. i've worked in the internet industry long enough to remember when the catchphrase "content is king" ruled, and then when everyone in the industry proclaimed that king to be dead. too expensive, too easily pirated and copied, too hard to monetize. now guess what? the king is dead. long live the king! see, the thing about content and internet businesses is this: sure, many businesses generate admirable revenue from services, off of data, on top of platforms. but an enormous amount of the internet is still content. it may be low-fi, it may be re- purposed, it may be inaccurate, it may be malicious. but it's still content. it's writing, it's photos, it's graphs and charts, it's videos and music, it's conversations and dialogue. so despite all the pessimism about content as the foundation for an internet business, well, aol bought a blog for $

. >> the giants going through it and it's like deja vu. and we start having play backs, recalling some of the old times in '81. i was on fire. like everybody was on fire last year for the giants. >> giants ring ceremony is saturday night at at&t park. i was over at the park yesterday talking to one of their pr people. she hasn't seen the ring yet but she did tell me this part that they are not really gawdy because sometimes i have seen some of the patriots players and -- >> all the diamonds in there. >> they're crazy. you can't even wear them. but these are really, really nice. so... >> that will be fun to see. >> we'll check them out on saturday night. >>> it is 4:57. a chp officer hit by a car while stopped on 880. we are going to have a live report from san jose and how icy roads may have played a role. >>> and are you ready for some baseball? i am live here at at&t park. it is the calm before the madness begins. we'll have a preview for you coming up next. >>> and plus deal or no deal? just hours left to stop a federal government shutd

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. >> reporter: it's all a bit like deja vu for alan antenocruz. >> it's sad.'s sad not only for our family but all the families that have been affected by this. >> reporter: his son mark, a proud giants fan, was shot and killed in the parking lot at dodger stadium in 2003, his casket draped in a giants banner. the dodgers promised alan they'd increase security after mark's murder. >> i refuse to go. it's not the dodgers, it's the stadium and what happened there. that's a bad memory. >> they got to have protection. >> reporter: long-time dodger manager tommy lasorda admits the beefed-up security is a bit like closing the barn door after the horse has escaped, but he hopes this time the dodgers are getting ahead of the violence curve. >> we want to beat them on the baseball field not off the baseball field. >> reporter: fans here tell us they like seeing this police presence, it makes them feel safe and they're looking forward to enjoying a good game tonight. katie? >> couric: bill whitaker. bill, thank you. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm kat

. >>> and in cairo, a kind of deja vu. tens of thousands of egyptians swarmed tahrir square, demanding that ousted president hosni mubarak be tried for allegations of corruption. >>> and in japan, exactly four weeks after the devastating earthquake and tsunami, there was a grim reminder today of the continuing fallout from the catastrophe. a massive debris field has been discovered and it's heading toward our shores. here's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: enormous chunks of entire towns washed out to sea by the tsunami are now being found floating in open waters. sailors from the u.s. navy's 7th fleet say they've never seen anything like it. >> it's very challenging to move through these, considering these boats operate on propellers and that these fishing nets or other debris can be dangerous to the vessels. >> reporter: that now famous dog rescued off a floating house nearly a week ago gave us a glimpse of what's out there, but there are cars and furniture, too. even floating homes. all now a threat to shipping traffic. the

remembers remember seniors don't like change but they do love to vote and if you're feeling a bit of deja vu then you must be thinking back to the summer of two thousand and nine when it was the republicans or shall we say tea partiers who were showing the passion in town halls towards democrats for health care reform. snapshots from the health care debate in michigan. where. the question is coming from the right in georgia they've decided that we're just stupid you in congress have a cadillac health care plan in order well those angry people translated into votes and democrats a lost control of the house after the health care reform vote so could the g.o.p. be giving the congress back to democrats and keeping the white house or keeping obama in the white house for another four years i think the only time will tell but it's definitely nice to finally see some energy from voters who are upset with republican policies upset with republicans using the deficit as an excuse to destroy the american safety net so it looks like the republican honeymoon as come to an end just four months into this ne

. >> guest: dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> guest: a little bit.'m sure that will be good times for him. you know, getting back to that though the rules that he had proposed are still in the courts. the kevin martin rules are also still in the courts and now we are talking about another quadrennial review where you might be talking about something like this where you change the rules somewhat to increase the public interest aspect for broadcasters. do you think at this point given the fact that all of these things are already in court, that it is even possible for the fcc to move forward? >> guest: yes i do and i think you have to kind of segment this a little bit. i think ownership rules are kind of structural and go to the numbers. we can do some of that the congress may have to do some of that. it is kind of a time-consuming thing. but we can make a down payment on media reform in that get less to the structural rules and more to the behavior rules and the public interest guidelines in the approach i'm talking about. the fcc has the authority to

[laughter] >> guest: dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> host: it really is.e had such a good time with that, so i'm sure that will be good times for him. you know, getting back to that, though, i mean, the rules he had proposed are still in the court. the ken martin -- kevin martin rules are also still in the court. now we're talking about another quadrennial review where you change the rules somewhat to increase -- >> guest: right. >> host: -- you know, the public interest aspects. i mean, do you think at this point given the fact that all of these things are already in court that it's even possible for the fcc to move forward? >> >> guest: yes, i do, and i think you have to kind of segment this a little bit. i think the ownership rules are kind of structural and go to the numbers, and we can do some of that, but congress may have to do some of that. it's kind of a time consuming thing. but we can make a down payment on media reform, and that gets less to the structural rules and more to the behavioral rules and the public interest guidelines and the approac

. >> reporter: it's gas prices deja vu lawmakers are trying to prevent.t costs consumers $4 million a day thanks to among other things increased prices for goods and services. members of congress called in these experts to offer solutions, the u.s. chamber of commerce called for more drilling. >> but americans have an opportunity to be more efficient. conserve more, no doubt. but you can't conserve you way out of this. we need more supply. >> reporter: we're not sure right now if prices are skyrocketing because of energy speculation. unless congress puts back funding for the trading commission or cftc, the group says we're on a crash course for $6 gas. >> if we don't put proper regulation, you'll be at $6 a gallon gasoline. >> we know people are hurting. and the one thing that we need to do is rely on our own resources. in our own country. >> reporter: while the president is relying more on renewable sourcesover energy. house republicans say we need more oil. this week they introduced three bills to speed up drilling in the gulf of mexico and to open up m

frankly it seems like deja vu. where are we going next? >> it is deja vu. what jerry brown needs to do is incremental changes each week demonstrating to the world and the businesses in california that he is going to make a change. >> if republicans are going to move on anything, if you say you did that, we did this. what are you going to give? >> we are going to do the right economic policies. we'll work with him on the language of the spending cap. on pension reform. on regulatory reform. if we don't do those things jobs aren't coming back. we have a revenue problem because businesses are leaving and people are hurting. we'll work with him on those areas any day of the week. >> difficult problems that need solutions. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> 7:47. on a lighter note, his name is sudder and his california's first dog. he is doing his part to solve california's budget crisis. if you go to his twitter page you can see his own line of merchandise. fans can buy t-shirts and coffee mugs with his image. >>> this morning pr

. >> when you see the giants going through it then it is like deja vu and you start having playbacks,ecalling some of this. the old times in 81. everybody was on fire last year for the giants. >> diamonds are a girl's best friend. >> reporter: a championship diamond is a man's best friend. >> this is the most important ring. don't tell anybody i said that. >> smart man. >> saved himself at the last second. >> is he in trouble. >> yes. >> all right, we are coming back at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

it's not just deja vu all over again. it's deja vu-doo economics all over again. vote down this misguided budget so we can protect medicare, medicaid, and social security now and into the future. do not let medicare become medicare-less. we don't want these people who always oppose medicare, always oppose social security, oppose medicaid as we put it on the books to now come back and say, we are very courageous. we want to end those programs as we know it, but by the way where their courage has to be shown they show none. they will not tax the rich. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. markey: they only want to harm the poor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. scott: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: madam speaker, may i inquire of my colleague if he has any more speakers? i am prepared to close. mr. scott: we do not. ms. slaughter: all right. madam speaker, the republicans have shown in their budget proposal

it's kind of deja vu all over again. you have both sides standing on principle. you have a clash between the president and the speaker. back then it was democrat bill clinton in the white house, and republican newt gingrich, the speaker of the house. but, just like today's speaker, john boehner, gingrich was determined to cut money out of the budget. the money issues are very similar, too. the congress had passed a budget that cut medicare, medicaid, education, environmental controls, and president clinton refused to sign that budget. he said that the republicans were putting ideology ahead of common sense. sound familiar? and, of course, just as today in 1995, an election year, a presidential year, was just around the corner. rebecca? >> yeah, bill. certainly many similarities there. one difference, however, is the economy, and the precarious position we're in. talk to us about some of those big differences between now and then. >> that is the big difference. also, there were no social issues like abortion clouding the debate. but the economy was the big thing.

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. >> reporter: it's deja vu for the troubled hollywood starlet.earances into red carpet events, that seem to center more on what she's wearing than why she is there. the movie star is charged with felony grand theft, for stealing this necklace. lohan tried to get today's preliminary hearing pushed back citing religious beliefs. but the christian holy day, good friday apparently wasn't a good enough reason to get a judge to postpone. the real reason a criminal defendant postpones a case, is for people to lose interest. >> reporter: today in court, the venice jewelry shop owner, with surveillance video showing lohan walking out without paying. lohan says she's innocent. this comes as 24-year-old lohan starts to kick-start her career. just this week she reportedly landed a small part in the upcoming john gotti bio pic, starring john travolta though she wanted to play victoria gotti, a larger role. >> lindsay is untouchable for any studio. the only work that's possible for her is a little cameo. >> reporter: still minor roles could help her career and

so here we are, deja vu all over again. we would like to assume, of course, that all victims will be taken care of, but that's simply not the case. especially for elderly victims, victims of financial fraud, human trafficking, crimes against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. just like 30 years ago today, 51% of violent crimes still go unreported. exact same statistic. crime victimization itself is changing with the add vents of technology. it actually makes the criminals more anonymous and the victims are harder to identify. victim services must change. that is the goal of vision 21. it's a marvelous initiative of the office for victims of crime at the department of justice. they're undertaking a comprehensive analysis of crime victim services, who are the victims, what do they need? how can we serve them better? how can we serve them smarter? several themes have emerged from that. one of the most powerful is the need for wraparound services for victims of crime. victims need legal services. they need civil leg

so i guess we've got dÉjÀ vu with a difference.se who remember his service in the devastation does clinton administration and who particularly recall his effect it an efficient workaholic ways, the nickname gene the machine comes from that time and as counselor the secretary of treasury geithner, who thought this known as the bureau of gene. now he has to pull a genie out of the bottle. he was also recognized for being able to merge politics, policy and press were in the way if you can as brad delong put it jeans best a nice talent is an extraordinary ability to make a substantive policy argument in a way that makes them intelligible and convince them to the message people and legislative people. you certainly need that talent now. gene sperling was recalled into government service by president depalma. he once again became director of the national economic council in january and assistant to the president for economic policy. so he's in the midst of this -- of this budget battle. today he comes directly to us from a meeting with t

i guess we have deja vu. those who remember his service recall his very effective and efficient ways. he was recognized for being able to have policy and presswork in a way that you can. his best and highest talent is an extraordinary ability to make a substantive policy developments that make them convincing to the message people. he certainly needs that talent now. he was recalled into service by president obama. he became the president of the national economic council in january and assistant to the president for economic policy. he is in the midst of this budget battle. i am sure you will have some interesting insights to share with us. as a final point of introduction, i will read you a quote from jean from two years ago. he noted that the president has to find the right balance between fiscal discipline and dealing with real problems. -- i will read you a quote from gene sperling. "you have to show that you can restore fiscal responsibility and yet be making gains on the country's greatest challenges li

make note that we are now on amendment number 16 and i guess it is a yogi berra used to say it is dÉjÀ vull over again. as i remember i guess i'm one of the longest serving members except maybe for -- on this committee and when we are in the majority before it was the exact same circumstance. exact same circumstance of every single minute they came to the other side the two links. tings. they increase spending and they put additional taxes on individuals and businesses and they run down the 16 amendments we looked at here tonight over the last several hours we did the exact same thing as the other side, increase spending and increase taxes on individuals and corporations. to the point on the legislation before us, you undercut your own argument the gentlelady when you started out by quoting the commission which said there was widespread failure by regulators exactly, the very same regulators that you now want to give even more money to were the ones who were put in place before that were supposed to stop all the fraud that was going on in the financial community. they failed their job. an

i guess we have deja vu with the difference. those who remember his service in the clinton administration recall his effective and efficient workaholic ways. the nickname "gene the machine" comes from that time. his office was known as the bureau of gene. now he has to pull the genie out of the bottle. he was known to manage policy and press in a way that you can. it has been said that his highest talent is an extraordinary ability to make policy arguments in a way that makes them convincing to the message people and legislative people. he certainly needs that talent now. he was recalled into government service president obama. he became director again of the national economic council in january and assistant to the president for economic policy. he is in the midst of this budget battle. today he comes directly to us from a meeting with the president of the white house. i am sure you have interesting insights to share. i hope you are willing to make some news. as a final point of introduction, i will read you a quote from gene s