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How I would call this would depend on what I saw and did not see.
Funny, but exactly the same motion could be a legal first touch and a nothing on a possible second touch.
Assume both times the pitcher brings the ball behind the glove but does not actually touch.
The first time, since I can't see daylight, I would count that as a touch.
The second time, since I can't actually see the touch, I cannot call a double touch.
Since I can't guess the violation, she could get away with either no touch at all or with a double touch.
Single man sucks for calling the IP. You need a partner on the bases to get this one right.
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Tom
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