. >> reporter: 77-year-old carol laugh at oh almost died and says if congress does nothing she's afraidcould happen again. >>> a bill that would give the fda more enforcement power has already passed the house but has stalled in the senate. >>> one of the area's oldest malls is beefing up security. this weekend a jewelry store was robbed. police think three different groups of robbers are responsible. so far they have warrants for two suspects. the mall is increasing its number of security officers as well as plain clothes police men on patrol. >>> police are calling him the preppy burglar. he is seen committing his crime dressed more for a business meeting. spoke with one man who caught the burglar on camera, gigi. >> reporter: police say he is well dressed and does not look like a thief. what's more they don't know if the preppy burglar has struck before. several digital cameras surround this house. the homeowner doesn't want to be identified. he bought those cameras a few months ago because of a recent break in. last week his investment paid off. this man, red tie and dress slacks, p

laughs. he did however get serious when asked one crucial question. carolnn has details from washington, d.c. >> reporter: take a look at the media circus that erupts when comedy collides with congress here on capitol hill. navigating a gauntlet of media, steven colbert arrived. >> leave thee committee room completely. >> reporter: but he came from an invitation to talk about the day he spent picking beans. >> i'm just playing a little farmville. >> reporter: bay union put on a call for all americans to do the work of farm laborers. only seven people responded and colbert accused those of accusing migrants takes american jobs. >> j o bs. >> reporter: the only time his mask came off was when he was asked. >> why are you interested in this issue? >> i like talking about people who don't have any power. and this seems one of the least powerful people in the united states are migrant workers who come and do our work, but don't have any rights as a result. >> it's the right of american workers that have colbert critics riled up. but today their side seems lost u