>> here in spring training. >> reporter: why?use here everybody goes by the fence and they get autographs. >> reporter: have you gotten anyone's autograph yet? >> yeah. >> reporter: who have you gotten? >> curtis granderson. >> reporter: whose autograph have you gotten? >> i got mo's last week. >> reporter: was he bigger than you expected? >> yeah, he's pretty big. he's like 6'3." >> reporter: are you going to be a baseball player? >> softball. >> reporter: softball player? what position? >> short. >> reporter: just like jeter? let's get the crowd going. >> let's go yankees! let's go yankees! let's go yankees! let's go yankees! >> reporter: this is the yankees' 14th season playing their spring training games here in tampa. while the stadium looks smaller, the field's dimensions are an exact replica of yankee stadium. it's 318 feet down the left field line. and in the deepest part of the park, it's 408 feet to the center field wall. it's 314 feet down the right field line. that's 4 feet shorter than the left field one. each one of

the peace process is the arab spring. the arab spring is the peace process and it's going to take us a long time to get there but unless the arab spring spreads, i don't see any -- these are the most brilliant. >> charlie: what's the likelihood that the arab spring process even in terms how far a certain level of non-violence goes to the palestinians? >> nothing could send the arab spring into reverse more quickly than another flare up whether in lebanon or in gaza. if you got another war involving israel on one of those fronts, nothing will be more radicalizing and more disruptive to any progress than that. so as long as this problem festers that problem is always there. i do agree with tom, i must say. we had so many new ideas in the middle east in the la six months, and this is the most stirring event of the 21st century. doesn't mean it's gng to go -- >> charlie: can't it happen with israel. >> charley, again, what i'm seeing from the israeli point of view, i don't know if they're a positive partner. i don't know. isr

follow in welcome to cross talk i feel a little from spring to fall the uprisings in at least three arab states are fast becoming vicious civil wars is the arab awakening less about democracy promotion and more against a stifling status quo and police states and what are the chances the arab awakening will be hijacked by a new strongman and get paid. to kick. start . the process not the uprisings in the arab world i'm joined by david price jones and florence he is senior editor of the national review and author of treason of the heart from thomas paine thank him philby in washington we have on our bad or he is a political scientist and human rights activist and in austin we cross to alan cooperman he's an associate professor at the l.b.j. school of public affairs of the university of texas all right gentlemen this is crosstalk and i mean crosstalk rules in effect you can jump in anytime you want if i could go to david first in florence is the is the arab awakening as it's being called turning into an arab nightmare as i started out the program three of these countries that are undergoing

and of course syria is being usually affected by the arab spring and what is happening there so it is you know our interest to make sure that it's best we can if the arab spring succeeds in syria does that mean that we have to have troops in iraq not necessarily but what it does mean is that each of these players they look at the world map kind of like a chess board and when they look at the chess board the world map they see all the different pieces that are there and what they say is oh gosh the americans are here the americans are over this way the americans are doing these other things too and even now we're back to you know if canada invaded the united states you and i would be seriously p.o. did we have different political perspectives trip i think you know do you think it's reasonable to suggest that yes they are looking at this like a chess board but the first thing that they're looking at is their internal politics and i don't believe that it's a coincidence that the two states in the arab spring that actually had an arab spring that actually overthrew their governments that

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from spring to be uprisings in at least the states because this is similar to the full. the things the for. the for for the . wealthy british. market dynamics. find out what's really happening to the global economy with months cause there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report on our. place. download the official policy allocation enjoy my phone i pod touch from the i choose our. life. video on demand policies in line for old costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the. plane you can say. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle from spring to fall the uprisings in at least three arab states from fast becoming vicious civil wars is the arab awakening less about democracy promotion and more against a stifling status quo and police states and what are the chances the arab awakening will be hijacked by new strongman and dictate. the process not the uprisings in the. arab world i'm joined by david price jones and florence you senior editor of the national review and author of treason of the heart from thomas

you know there was an arab spring maybe that america will have its own spring. see a wide range of opinions in the resident which is coming your way later this hour also ahead of. this russian orthodox church have wandered far from it. and coming up on our q we explore the world rather than the russian orthodox church or. china is a double digit growth rate during the financial crisis has been the envy of the world and yet many chinese are still not reaping the rewards of the economic boom i think it was the millions of graduates entering the workforce each year they are becoming part of a phenomenon called and tribes anymore to expats. despite the global slowdown china's economy is booming and cities are expanding at a seemingly unstoppable pace as people look to leave the pool rule backgrounds behind in search of the chinese economic miracle and one of the largest groups of people currently moving into china cities are university graduates like those from this campus in downtown beijing however many are arriving to find their degrees of virtually worthless and

the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> we can say goodbye to spring after today. this is our last full day of the spring. summer starts tomorrow. it feels like summer out there. low 80s to low 90s out there. there is a little bit of fog. it's down to monterey. it's probably about that deep. it doesn't have much of a chance. high pressure has built in in a big way. there's really not much of a north-northeast wind. i think top out tomorrow. but out -- but our first 100- degree temperatures. concord, if it feels like it's 91, it is. mountain view is not far away. livermore is in there. fairfield, santa rosa all close and san francisco downtown, 86. which is 2 degrees warmer than oakland. 86 is the same as san rafael as redwood city. that's the napa airport, 83. closer to town. it's about 89. the fog is very shallow. there's more offshore. it won't do much for anybody today. maybe tomorrow by the coast. but more likely on wednesday. high pressure says i don't think anybody is coming here today. we have severe clear wall-to- wall sunshine. the system will begin to dee

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well i think peter there was a terrible naive a take a at the beginning of this arab spring in the rest of the international community and they sort of sort of saw this fairytale where all the people were united against an evil dictator and peacefully they would overthrow the dictator and then we would have jeffersonian democracy and there were a lot of problems with that from the start first of all it's very very different in a country that's divided along sectarian lines ethnic lines clan lines tribal lines in that sort of country where you get an attempted overthrow what you get is an ethnic civil war similarly it's our second it's different whether it's a peaceful uprising or a violent uprising in a violent uprising you're going to get a terribly brutal response from the government as we've seen in libya and third of all not all the folks even the peaceful folks wanted to establish a jeffersonian democracy some of them were islamic radicals and just wanted to establish an islamic state if there was going to be a vote it was going to be one man one vote one time so i'm not surprised

finally a nice spring weekend. looking good too. a couple patches of fog this morning that will give way to sunshine, 78 degrees san jose, 82 in concord, 71 and sunny in oakland breezy and 66 degr

this in terms of our response to making sure that we have an engagement in the problem of the arab spring. you see this in terms of the nonproliferation agenda. you see this in terms of climate. we have a unique ability when we engage to bring others along to get them to take action together. they look to us. it's a natural inclination of leadership that we have based on our own history and a recognition that when we leave we can get things done. >> jim steinberg for the hour next. >> fding for charlie rose was provided by the followg. : who beats the oddsa hero and comes out on top. buthis isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all ross america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. sof you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. additional funding provided by these funders captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in w york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: jim steinberg is here. he is the deputy secretary of state.

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the spring of our discontent which has already brought us the worst tornado season in recent memory is now adding fire, heat and still more flooding to the mix. in arizona, a wildfire already that state's third biggest ever, has burned over 200 square miles and continues to grow. in the upper midwest it's water that has tens of thousands of people on the move. a flood emergency affecting more than a half dozen states tonight. and then there is the record heat. 90s, even triple digit temperatures baking spring flowers and breaking records in at least 25 cities today. we've got it all covered tonight. we begin with nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: a major wildfire in arizona. fueled by high temperatures and gusty winds is sending smoke as far as new mexico and southern colorado. some 1,300 firefighters from across the country are battling the blaze which has ravaged more than 140,000 acres. >> the column that's up in the air the last few days has been in excess of 30,000 feet. when you have something that large with that much heat, it kind of generates its own weather. >> reporter: the

the package that was put forward last spring in the spring summer period of 2010 assumed several things. one, that the government inateen kos push through sufficiently tough austerity and exact cuts out of pensioners and the public union system there. two, that international bond investors would be willing to lend to greece at decent levels. the bond yields were last quoted a the 30% which is prohibitive. and three, that economic growth in some manner, normal see in some ranner would return and vindicate the supposed shock and awe that we saw the subcontinent come together and package together last year. >> woodruff: so jaco kirkegaard what is the risk to other countries if they don't don't get this worked out. is the feeling it is going to get worked out or not reasons i believe that because the potential downside of a failure will be cat straufk-- catastrophic and everybody realizes inality ens, in berlin n brussels that unless you have a deal, europe has a real problem on its hands. so i believe there will be a deal am but the real problem is as the itn clip showed, is that actually

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so we are getting into more of a typical spring, late spring weather pattern.s ago having rain in the bay area. things have really flip flopped around. we are into spring pretty much in earnest right now. going into the weekend the temperatures will try to creep up a little bit. mostly in the low 80s at best through the weekend. that's because we have a lot of fog offshore. fog and low clouds tomorrow when you wake up. 50s. jet stream well to the north. that wasn't happening not that long ago, right? that's why it was raining because this thing was down here. afternooning up over this high pressure ridge that's what's supposed to happen. what's now going to happen is the fog has an opportunity to form because there is a lid on it so a classic feature of our spring-time weather. the temperatures will get up into the low 80s at best. the next week probably some mid- 80s and heat. fairfield 81. 80 in antioch. slightly warmer than today. temperature variations neighborhood-to-neighborhood over the next four days a couple of degrees. 78 to 81 back down to 79. just s

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our gloomy weather is giving away something resembling spring and summer . we'll see breaks of sunshining through . then there is still possibility of drizzle in the evening hours. but we'll see lingering cloud and by afternoon mostly sunny skis and high temperatures of 50s and 60s in the coast and mid-70s inland . there is more good news coming your way. we'll have the sunny details a bit later. >> sprouts and cubum -- cucumbers may not be to blame. the search for a deadly e-coli outbreak. >> rock star welcome for a musical announcement. >> and katey couric's plan for a new show here on abc. >> our first check of the traffic on monday afternoon it is slow going on the approach to the bay bridge. if you are heading south. pretty light traffic this afternoon and a little bit of a surprise. hazy conditions outside. stay with us, more news at russia president let go of job was senior officials. 95 people were injured and 28,000 residents had to be evacuated. the fire may have been discarded cigarette. health officials still don't know what is causing a deadly e

that rain now is now happening in the fall instead of the spring. very documented, scientifically based shift. and the result is there's no snow pack, so it's just heavy rains and it's washing out systems, washing out millions of dollars of infrastructure, road systems, all of that. so we're really beginning in our planning process to plan for climate change. plan for sea level rise. where we locate facilities. what kind of facilities we put in as we replace those that are lost as a result of this kind of damage is all part of our planning agenda for parks. >> you mentioned money. this is not going to be cheap to try to do this kind of adaptation and mitigation. here in california, you know, we hear biologists using the term species triage, trying to pick winners and losers, which ones we're going to save. we're starting to do that with parks here in california. can you foresee a day when we they have to face that with national parks as well? >> well, i think the key, one of the keys to the concerns about climate change at the landscape scale is con

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spring going to see spring weather outside we do have a couple patches of fog out there right now, dense fog toward the immediate coastline high pressure building overhead. room for nice pressure. 56 degrees, oakland, 53 patchy fog san francisco, 52 pacifica. as we look toward the afternoon mostly sunny skies, and temperatures warming up a few more degrees, 82 concord, 80 napa. 81 liver more and 78 in san jose, and then we are really going to start to warm things up as we head toward the next couple offshore winds cranking up slight cooling into wednesday and then watch temperatures drop as we head in towards this next weekened all in all looking nice next 5 to 7 days. >> it does look great lawrence looking good on the freeways as well, san jose, 101 photographers standing by not a lot of traffic on the roadways, had a couple early morning problems in the south bay, everything has been wrapped up. let's head over to the maps, 101, marin, road work on the northbound side near sir francis drake that has been cleared. slight delays 580, eastbound highway 4 they wrapped it up early, no major

mid 90s throughout the central valley. 75 in tahoe to 108 in palm springs. if you are going to the a's game tag on the royals, it ought to be comfortable with clear sky, 68 dropping down to 64 degrees. tonight temperatures will be stuck in the 50s in the east bay valleys and rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. clouds will return to the coast. that is the southerly surge, sea breeze coming back and bringing us the cooler weather tomorrow. we will be 4-8 degrees cooler tomorrow. friday and saturday, probably the coolest days of the forecast. look like temperatures could jump back to average. >> if you are heading out the roads, you will find a pretty nice ride. highway 17 and highway 17 there could be some lanes blocking the summit until 6:00 this morning. also san mateo bridge traffic is flowing well but southbound connection to jackson is blocked until 5:00. 101 in millbrae looking good and no trouble if you are headed towards sfo. get the latest traffic any time by going to abc7news.com. >> eric: u.s. drone aircraft could be searching the skies over yemen i

the suspects then dumped the car at an apartment complex at 201 springs road. the child was still inside. but she got out and started knocking on doors. police were called and eventually reunited her with her father. no one was hurt. >>> a morgan hill mom has her baby back after that infant was missing for hours. doctors say 1-month-old mariana is okay. her mother, 24-year-old maribel corona, left the baby in her car when she stopped at a food bank yesterday afternoon. she also left the keys in the car and when she came out, the car and the baby were gone. the car was found abandoned in a park near salinas about three hours later. >> what really struck me is that the car was empty and the baby was in the car. i was like, that's odd. why would somebody leave a baby alone in a car? >> thank god i have her back and thank you guys for helping me. >> police are trying to figure out who stole the car. they say it will be up to the d.a. to decide whether to file any charges against the mother for leaving the baby alone in the car. >>> the prime suspect in the brutal b

six months ago tonight, the beginning of the arab spring. you look at syria and libya, it's hard to use the term arab spring there. let's tart in libya. can one make the case now that the nato mission is not effective, that gadhafi is still there and still be so defiant? >> john, i don't think so. what you find now in libya is a stalemate. gadhafi has survived despite the efforts of nato. but i think gadhafi is on the ropes. he's much weaker than four months ago today, three months ago today. you've seen defections of leading military officers, moussa koussa defected. he less of an ability to use the economic resources from is oil industry. i think it's a matter of time and ultimately, if we're patient, the nato mission is going to succeed. >> i just want to remind our viewers as i bring up the map of libya how this has played out. here's the start of the air strikes. gadhafi controlled much of the country. then the opposition peaked right in here. you see they started to gain control. here's about where we are now, nick. you say stalemate.