it is a clear double standard i think the u.s. policy toward iran is short sided it's going to fire back on the united states and it's going to hurt the american interest in the region because basically it's going to radicalize the pro-democracy movement in the country because the people in bahrain think that there is a green light from the united states to saudi arabia and the government of bahrain to crack down on peaceful protesters you know you cannot support peaceful protesters in libya or egypt or any other places and then just stand a blind blind eye toward the legitimate grievances and the frame i think is going to basically turn the people away from the legitimate causes and maybe radicalize them and that will hurt the american interest and bring it even if i go back to you know i think it's really interesting if we look at the arab awakening starting in tunisia going all the way to today. in my read of it is you know i don't see a fundamental american anti-americanism element in it all when you see people striving for th

and it's not a horse debate on cross-talk people have elses guests if double standards are at work in the treatment of libya by western governments compared to bahrain but the royal family remains in control. wealthy british style. markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy comes a report on our key. can. follow him welcome to crossfire and i'm peter lavelle we're told libby is khadafi must go but the royal family of the rain must stay this is a double standard is freedom allowed for some while others are not worthy of the same and will the west later regret its differing approaches to the arab awakening . can. cross talk different reactions towards the arab awakening i'm joined by hussein in pensacola he's the director of americans for democracy and human rights in bahrain in san francisco we crossed the steven zoom this he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco and in new york we have matthew schaffer he is a writer for the national review online all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you

usually silenced and the so to truth since of ened some points and all of this double standards home to the us feeds lead and saudi's neighbor grain striving toward so to them a nation years and acceptable as a transponder to the interests of the west while in libya is seen as a priority that my neighbor really forevers and the un mandates under the un mandate we have an obligation to protect civilians from potential atrocities and we have succeeded that doesn't lessen the muse for intervention in the hands of the rebels manifest a goal lead to a double standard democratic rights of citizens and for greater political freedoms i'll support it in countries like egypt tunisia and libya but serious second dri in bakri oh yeah and well western military and security interests are at stake syria is just in the other example not immune to the revolutionary demonstrations conceiving a country and the u.s. state department is there are quick to condemn the violence as arab awakening can see is one who holds weight national interests all the rights of the people themselves that is what crossed

the mark we were told to go off you must go with the royal family of the rainbow state is this a double standard is freedom allowed for some well. the official cation your body for the ipod touch from the tops to. life on the good. video on demand. the world comes and the russians feeds now in the palm of your. question on the call to come. ok tom arriving here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. taking. a low and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle we're told libya's gadhafi must go but the royal family of bahrain must stay is this a double standard is freedom allowed for some well others are not worthy of the same and will the west later regret its differing approaches to the arab awakening . in. the process of different reactions towards the arab awakening i'm joined by hussein in pensacola he's the director of americans for democracy and human rights in bahrain in san francisco we crossed the stevens this he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco and in new york we have matthew shaffer he is a

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the mark when we're told to dump you must go with the royal family of the rainbow state is this a double standard is freedom allowed for some well. a telemarketer broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today in the big picture. say. hello and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle we're told libby is khadafi must go but the royal family of bahrain must stay is this a double standard is freedom allowed for some well others are not worthy of the same and will the west later regret its differing approaches to the arab awakening the some. sleep. across part different reactions towards the arab awakening i'm joined by hussein in pensacola he's the director of americans for democracy and human rights in bahrain in san francisco we cross to stephen's enos he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco and in new york we have matthew shaffer he is a writer for the national review online all right gentlemen this is crossfire that means you can jump in anytime you want to before we start our discussion here let's take a look at some of the issue

>>caller: the double initial, or four victims all have to double initial with the first and last name. also have the same initials with the first and last name. joseph naso by it counts, and lived here in the late '60s and month out west shortly thereafter but traveled back and forth in the early '70s when the three homicides happened here. >>catherine: you have the timing, that would fit in you of the fact that he was going back and forth and then this weird similarity with initials. what are police doing what is next? i know please talking with california please, how serious are they about looking into this? >>caller: very serious, the one thing makes some hesitant to leave is they have the dna from one of the victims here which is not a match of mr. joseph naso. that's a crock that still doesn't rule it out truth there's a possibility may be of him having a gardener. they apparently talking to the california authorities for a good three months now since january trying to figure out the idea. >>catherine: i know you've been looking into this other similarities i know some of the you

are you seeing double. >>reporter: double as in twin twins.5 students in her class at explorer preschool in san jose, there are 6 sets of twins. michael and samuel. lydia and fred. madison and logan. derek and trevor. nathan and audrey and katerina and vera. she says it's not as confusing as it sounds because there are no identical twins. >> of course we have 3 sets of boy girl twin so that was address. and the others very soon you got to see their personalities. >>reporter: the fact there are so many twins in one classroom is extraordinary but not exactly an accident. mom of multiple love to share ideas. and with social media and blo bloging word spread fast. >> through multiple group we became friends and network and supported each other. and it kind of led into us all ending up at the same school. >>reporter: this preschool is parent participation program so for the parents of twins volunteering in the classroom means double duty. >> two days a week i'm here a lot. yes all twin parents are here a lot but it's so worth it. it's great. 2 out

i think very much so the united states has a clear double standard when it comes to human rights abuses by autocratic regimes we don't like autocratic regimes that are considered allies we seem to be willing

rangers blow a three-goal lead and lose 4-3 in double o.t.enguins down lightning needing two extra periods. pittsburgh acquired james neal at the trading deadline for offense and he delivers. pens win 3-2 in double o.t. >>> finally, break out the brooms. the red wings have swept the coyotes. a harmless shot from the corner and it gets through. that is the game winner, detroit has the 6-3 win. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> lindsay lohan talks her way back into a job. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they'll never forget this along the gulf coast. we'll take you to another coastal community where they plan to be ready if it ever happens to them. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. we have a little bit of rain in the forecast in the intermountain west, just some showers for seattle and portland, not a lot of rain today. and cloudy, cool conditions, kind of dreary and foggy in the morning with drizzle around l.a., maybe a break or two of sunshine later

all of the victims from the bay area also have double initials. joining us on the phone, sherry she's the author of the book called alphabet killer. he researched this particular subject, what was your reaction upon hearing about the rest of the suspect in california was similar cases to the one in rochester? >> >>caller: to it was surprised, it's been so long zinsser's than anything like this. just the thought that there might be another double initial killer or this person is involved with the rochester one, it seems like it's too strong to be just a coincidence >>pam: research has focused on the new york case. if you been reading up on what's happening here, where the similarities you notice? >>caller: this is a double initials, or any other similarities is that to of the cases in california did occur in the 1970's and all three of ours were in the 1970's as well. there's a connection that he was in the rochester area back and forth between the late 1960's and 1970's. >>pam: strange coincidence that the victim and york and in california have th

first world series, he hit a double. his first at bat, second, third, giants second baseman freddie sanchez. how about the giants' backup catcher, had a memorable home run against none other than roy holiday, eli white size. [applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest le

as we mentioned a moment ago, do you expect a double-dip in housing, and if we were to see a double-dip in housing, does that impact the broad economic environment? >> i think we could well be on our way to a double dip in housing. house is still only about 6 percent of gdp. so it's fairly tiny. so from that perspective, we could even see a double dip in housing and still see the recovery continue. >> and how did the cutbacks play into that? a lot of calls in washington to cut the deficit that means cutting back on spending, cutting back on programs. does that hurt any economic recovery that is just gaining traction? >> it all depends on the timing. if it's done this year, next year, and they're big cuts, yes, it will affect the recovery. if it's spread out and back loaded to some extent, it will not. so a lot is going to depend on the exact timing. >> nariman, great to have you on the program. we appreciate your insight ongs this. we'll see you soon. nariman behravesh joining us. >>> next up, starbucks howard schultz talks to me about returning to a job he left behind, and his plans fo

would it, a double dip? >> there's a real risk with with a double dip.p you have a 1.8% increase that's equivalent of a double dip. the economy should be growing at 7%. let me say this. high energy prices, high food prices will take 150 to $200 billion out of the consumers' pockets this year. when the consumer sees that every day or every week when he has to fill up his car, it really affects his willingness and ability to -- and confidence to spend elsewhere. so it's undoubtedly fectg the conser and invery negative way. it's a last thick we need now. >> will it negatively impact unemployment, making unemployment rates worse? >> for sure. if you have a -- the consumer is 70% of the economy. if the consumer who is spending very little now continues to end very little, it's going to affect unemployment, it's going to affect the whole economy, and we could slide if not into a double dip in the decline, >>> issue three, michelle and jill. the joinappearan america's rst and send diesmarks the opening salvo in the soft side of the 2012 presidential race. parad

each has seen nice double-digit gains. do you still like these sectors? the consumer discretionary not as much. they have done so well over the last couple of years. >> tom: yeah. >> but the industrials i still like. i just prefer emerging and technology better but i still think manufacturing is going to do well going forward. >> tom: what did disclosures with these funds? any positions? >> we don't in individual stocks. we certainly do in some e.t.f.s and other indices. >> tom: our friday market monitor guest in minneapolis tonight, james paulsen, with wells capital management. finally, get your pitchers and paper cups ready. sunday is lemonade day, a national effort to spark young entrepreneurialism. in tonight's "kids and cash," michael holthouse founder of national lemonade day spoke to us about how children can benefit from the experience of running their own business. >> we want to expose them to business and capitalism and free enterprise, but the essence of what they learn is simply this. that they can set a goal, they can make a plan and they can

they made double what they made in the first quarter last year.their bottom line has been impacted by natural catastrophes. production at the mid to be she commercial vehicle division was shut down for weeks costing some 180 million euros. the tornadoes in the united states have resulted in the shutdown of their rant in tuscaloosa, alabama. they plan to sell 1.2 million cars this year, the most in history. >> this failed to impress investors. the stock declined on friday. our correspondent has more from frankfurt. >> daimler could not profit from this strong gains in earnings. the people here on the oor complain that daimler was not strong enough in comparison to the competition. one analyst said that the volkswagen was just a class better on the business side at the moment than daimler. the dax gained about 3% for the week. they gained over 7500 points. it was fuelled by a lot of strong quarterly results. in the next weeks, there will be more quarterly results, even more than this week. people are hoping that the ride continues. >> let's get a cl

volume more than doubled as shares popped off of recent lows. cisco stock has seen a series of drops as earnings guidance has been disappointing. c.e.o. john chambers, in an email to employees, says the company has been slow to make decisions, has lost accountability and calls on cisco to be more disciplined as it grows. the share price clearly responding today. cisco and many other multi- national firms have been helped by the weaker u.s dollar. today, the euro hit a new one- year high against the dollar. tomorrow, the european central bank is expected to raise interest rates for the first time since the recession to battle higher inflation rates. and that led to euro gaining today. the weaker dollar helps commodities. look at this trio. copper prices are at a one-week high. demand from china also helps. silver continues to hit new generational highs. and gold also sits at another new high. over $1,400 an ounce. the metal rally is helping alcoa shares shine. a fractional gain today as the stock continues over $18. this is the past 2.5 years. an

she got a credit as a hand double.ne, and six stunt doubles. >> do you normally get a credit? >> she didn't have a representative. the contract she signed said it was the producers' prerogative. according to her. she was well compensated to do the dancing. but it was not part of the guarantee. the point is -- is it a sleight of hand? is it deception to never reveal there was a dance double? to never acknowledge that person in any of the glowing speeches? >> that's a tough one. i don't know if it takes away from natalie's performance. >> does the audience really believe that natalie's doing that dancing? and the answer is, largely, yes. most people asked thought she did do all the dancing. >> thank you. and the full report is going to be on "20/20" tonight. >> you can tell we can't wait. >>> time, now, for the weather. lee goldberg from wabc in for sam. >> george, we're going to start out with spring snows again. this picture's from denver right now. the roads get slushy. the sun is strong this time of year. it's tough

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signs for double parking and i don't know if that applies to these two but it should if it's screwing up the muni and that would make it -- give the p.c.o.'s another hammer, a chance to get this thing done. the other ones that are not on the list, prepurchase of fares. that's very good. that's one no one's mentioned yet but coming from outbound, starting in bark darrow, the m and the j take about the same time to get to balboa station. if j's all screwed up and delayed, maybe the m's should work as a j and the same way the j could work as an m. that would take flexibility in m.o.u.'s and discussions with the union but could help a lot. so i'm really glad we're beginning to nibble on these lines. it's the way to make them better. the unfortunate thing, when you're running every 10 minute, the turnback really denies people further out any service. i would also offer one little trifle caution. when you change the timing on the j, you might affect the other, the k, l and m also. my -- i use the k, l or m, and i notice that j follows n's or n's follow j's and that's because of the switch.

double double when its eighteen points and twelve rebounds meanwhile upset beyond their magic to advance to the next round before favorites to send a horse packing up the sweeping them during last season's postseason. swiftly resorting to favored supplies in orlando but taking the series in six games a maverick star in the last eight as well in the making of portland trailblazers and of course to overall score and winning games on the road. definitely big for confidence to do with a road game in the playoffs we haven't gotten to warsaw with a familiar one and this league if you have a chance to call the team out you always want to go for it. actually tyson talked about it we talked about before the game that this is kind of our game seven where we didn't want to play again and. this year's american football and fell draft comes amid a labor uncertainty in the lead pick of the two thousand and eleven draft this anything other than quarterback cam newton making his way to carolina panthers took the collegiate national champion first overall. graduate newton is an imposing figure for his po

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untouched military spending seems to be that sacred cash cow which we told you yesterday has almost doubled since two thousand and one so we now know how the government feels about its military budgets but the u.s. taxpayers feel the same way forward reports. the. money is on the u.s. chopping block this week health care education infrastructure one. dollar. everything that is except for the pentagon my greatest fear is that in economic tough times the people will see the defense budget as the place to saw the nation's deficit problems i would be very reluctant to cut defense spending until we see really how these two conflicts were are going to come out worldwide military spending increased by twenty point six billion dollars in two thousand and ten and one thousand point six billion of that was the u.s. alone according to the stockholm international peace research institute the u.s. very much sees itself as a global military power it's the only global military superpower and so it perceives security interests as encompassing the whole world. the u.s. has spent one hundred eighty nine two

jose morales about a double in the opposite field.e and colorado rolls 10-two and giants take two out of three in the series. a's at home against the red sox. cococrisp leading off and bang off play . a's lead one-nothing x. gonzalez came in. they follow in the sixth . jerry in the senth and goes to the wall. he almost had it and came up a little short. it is tucked between the fence and stands . red sox win 5-3. and a robot picture in the first phillies game. it is combining a segway with a roic arm x. 40 miles per hour and one hopper . they have nothing on you, dan. it is tim's job that is safe for now. >> major league baseball took over operations in of the la dodgers. >>> and commissioner bud sealy said he will appoint day-to-day operations in next few days. they needed a 30 million dollar loan from fox television to meet the football. >> putting a team out on the field for practice and bay area college players opening to meet the draft. it is since the orange bowl for tan ford and ryan waylon . 49ers will pick sen over all and gi

paul had a triple double. 15 assists and 13 boards. hornets up three.kobe didn't score in the first half, but in the fourth throws down two of 17. lakers down four, but 15 seconds to go. perfect time for his first bucket of the game. the hornets even the series at two apiece, 93-88 that final. in the east, game four between the magic in atlanta. fourth quarter and tied at 68. jamal crawford with the big three. he had 25 and hawks up three. matthew down three and a chance to tie and wow. hawks take a series lead with an 88-85 victory. the sixers are trying to stave off elimination from the heat. he pulls up and hits the clutch 3. sixers up two. last chance for lebron. but he slaps it away. the sixers stay alive with a four-point victory. the final round of the heritage and he will drain it. seven under 64. he is in the clubhouse tied for the lead. he has to chip in to stay alive. how did you like that for affect? he will not be the new number one in the world. instead he captures his second career pga tour title. by the way, the celtics sweep with the kn

this was our 14th,--it doubled the amount of work last year at this point. and double of war were this time of year with violent crimes unit fire fighting unit is gone. and we are down to our 2003 staffing levels. and with the city negotiations? we could lose more bodies. at one point where the safest city in the bay. now think that we're feathers. if things continue? was certain now that we are fifth. we used to be the safest. -- >>pam: the reason, said the activity is a crap gam is gang- related, drug-related, and even domestic violence related. and her she is explaining that this is no different than any other city marred by difficult violence. >>pam: this suv overturned on the eastbound lanes just before the buchanan street off ramp. this man was killed instantly. two children suffered moderate injuries. the wife had a broken leg. >>pam: a car in caltran has been identified as judith was driving her husband near charleston road and open the street when she stopped collecting trucks. her husband managed to get out of the car before the train struck it. no

check out more double initial victims. pamela parsons and tracy trefora killed in yuba county. marin district attorney says items found in naso's reno area home tied him to those four murders and he'll be seeking the death penalty. >> he will be presented with a criminal complaint when he appears that lists the court charges, each carrying a special circumstance for multiple murder. >> reporter: there was a string of double initial murders back in new york but there are some dissimilarities between the two cases. those victims were children. out here the victims are adults, young women. and naso lived in rochester new york and traveled there. dna samples from one new york victim does not match naso. he is going to be in court today at 1:00 for his first court appearance. >> kristen: leaders of two cities will consider consolidating fire departments to save millions of dollars a year. there are other options including privatizing. live in san carlos with details. >> private company has offered to step in and run the fire departments here in san carlos and they will be asked to c

and double standards that have come out over the last month during libya. all of this other unrest i know you've been following it and we appreciate you bringing us your perspective especially from outside of the u.s. from brazil that was pepe escobar is a journalist louise i'm sure respondent for the asia times. still ahead right here on r t it takes three make over you when edition from elations with israel to china up next here why some members of congress buildings you when the face slipped through rocks colored lenses and. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through get through to be made can you trust no one. is to do with it global mission that we've seen where we had a state controlled capitalism school session when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. now you'll recall the united states went to the united nations to take the lead on libya which we have been talking so much about on a military intervention and a no fly zone but this week the u.n. has become a punching bag of u.s. lawm

. >> later on, the preschool teacher doing double duty >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> we have breaking news. there is a serious accident in palo alto. a train crashed into a car on alma street. the northbound train was carrying 300 to 400 passengers when it hit the car an hour ago. there is no word if anyone on the train was hurt. we are trying to find out if anyone in the car was injured or killed. right now sam train is honoringical train tickets. >> former governor schwarzenegger came under fire for commuting the sentence of fabio nunez. it was one of his final acts as governor and refused to discuss it the reporter tried to pin him down as he was leaving a conference. >> good morning governor. >> don't ask me the same question. it is boring the hell out of me. >> i think a lot of people not to know. why did you reduce the sentence for esteban nunez. >> ther governor refused to answer the question and made snoring sounds. when she heard that, the mother of the victim was irate. it is outrageous and makes you so mad that a person abuses power and no so

nba's most improved player award went to the double, double machine karen love. not talking the double hamburgers. love aced 23 point rebounds. minnesota big man posted 53 straight games with double digit coring and rebounding. that is the longest streak since the big e back in the early cents and play offs tonight. derek rose and the bulls going up x. paul george cherry picking and thrown down. pacers up five. and danny granger ties it. and 20 seconds left. one on three with a left hand and bulls up two . he goes for the win . rangers were not even close. bulls take a 3-0 lead . take your life in your own hands. first round of the heritage . ricky on 14 and issues with the wedge and doubly bogey at 5. and three over. and shipping for eagle on five. excuse me mr. caddy. garrett willis . the trophy given annually. who knows what it will give out. the party was raucus and the team rooted through the treats of drid . they dropped it . the bus rolled over the top. oops. the team spokesperson said the cup is not in good shape. you think. >> i am dan ashleigh. >>> and

and double standards that have come out over the last month during libya. all of this other unrest i know you've been following it and we appreciate you bringing us your perspective especially from outside of the u.s. from brazil that was passed the bar he's a journalist for the asia times. now you'll recall the united states went to the united nations to take the lead on libya which we have been talking so much about on a military intervention and a no fly zone but this week the u.n. has become a punching bag of u.s. lawmakers as ambassador to the u.n. susan rice is there on the hill defending the organization against budget cuts at a hearing today on reforming the u.n. it quickly pitted believers against nonbelievers take a listen to the u.n. we all agree it's far from perfect but it delivers real results for every american by advancing u.s. security through genuine burden sharing we should pay for you in programs and activities that advance our interests and our values if other countries want different things to be funded they can pay for it the kind of

from the lockheed constellation to boeing's double-decker strato cruiser.the jet ainge was not far away and in just a few years, san francisco's beautiful little terminal was much too small. a new terminal was built and dedicated in 1954. the airport's first true jetliner arrived four years later. the boeing 707. >> and that is it for this week's "a second look." i'm frank somerville and we'll see you again next week.

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shares have more than doubled since their june lows. agri-business giant monsanto was a sector leader, up more than 2%. it's just below an area of resistance in the mid-70s. why the buying? i a word, corn. the u.s. ag department reported lower corn supplies. that helped corn prices jumpthng more than 4%, and higher corn prices helped the farm stocks. speaking of hot commodities, oil is back at two and a half year highs. light sweet crude closing over $106 a barrel. brent sea crude oil ending its session at over $117 a barrel, the highest prices since the fall of 2008. now, from oil to cars: used auto seller carmax earnings came in as expected, but used car sales were light. and even though same-store sales say a double-digit pop, it was not as much as analysts had forecast. that sent shares down, falling more than 7%. volume was four times normal. this is the past 180 sessions, and the stock is back to where it began in the year. electric car maker tesla really saw a spark today, jumping almost 17% on very heavy volume. tesla went publi

yesterday, three double plays. never done that before. every time killed rally. padres beat them in extra innings. everyone keeping an eye on pujols this year. he's a free agent at the end of the year. upwards of $300 million of possible contract for the big man in st. louis. >>> now, this is the way to do it for the home fans on opening day. the reds down to the brewers, 6-4. down to the final out. ramon ramon hernandez, the game-winning home run. back in my day a game-winning home run. >> it's cooler now. >> okay. lakers and mavericks, got physical. jason terry, he gives a little push to l.a.'s steve blake. blake objects. here comes a little nba slap and tickle. . add it up. four guys got ejected.