police say for months, career criminal david holland terrorized businesses. they say holland, would strike between 11 pm and 3 am...masked with a bandana, wearing the same clothing. this is surveillance video of his final smash and grab in deale, md. before this, police say he burglarized a barber shop, a ritas, starbucks, jimmy johns and many other busineses in anne arundel county. while fleeing a burglary in deale...that's when his vechicle was stopped and they found the tire iron in his car. pacted, passedo to consumer sult of crim rsike this" payback in the form of an irs audit for criticizing the

police say that the 54-year-old david holland used a tire iron to smash windows and steal cash. he is tied to nine burglaries. some say he wasn't real effective. in one he only got $4.25 in quarters. >> and and yesterday we showed you emergency exits padlocked and chained at a city high school. today the fire marshall ordered them removed to make sure it wasn't a problem. fire marshall inspected more than two dozen. >> weather wise, cloudy, yes but still warm today. we hit the low to mid80s. 83 at pwi. 84 in the city. not as warm as yesterday because of that hazy sky. the humidity, higher. when the humidity climbs it may feel more summer like but the extra moisture in the air, moisture in the air actually slows down the warm up in the afternoon. that was a factor today too and not getting to the upper 80s. big picture wise, couple of things going on. front starting to form up in the northern plains and karen looking rather impressive down here. moving from the northern caribban through the yucatan, where there is warm water, karen may be a hurricane in the next 24 hours, talk a

smash, grab, gone. 54-year-old david holland of glen burnie is charged with the burglary. police say he used this tire iron to smash in. he -- the corporal pulled over a slow moving car shortly after the liquor store robbery. he saw the tire iron underneath the driver seat. >> police say a search of the vehicle led to even more evidence. >> about five minutes later you could see through the front windshield under the passenger seat was the clothing the gentleman had, the hat and the bandanna and gloves. everything kind of started falling into place really quick. >> the burglaries happened in the early morning hours. no workers were injured. >> property crimes terrorized the community as well. they impact local small businesses. a lot of these businesses cannot afford to financially sustain these crimes. >> if anybody has an extra thousand dollars laying around they want to give me, i am fine with that. a thousand dollars definitely affects a small business. >> holland is charged with nine smash and grab burglaries. police are investigating to see if he is a suspect in doze

david holland facing charges in connection with nine of burglaries. he was caught in the act in august using a crowbar to smash a window. officers saw something they recognize during a traffic stop. through the see front windshield under the passenger seat was the clothing that the gentleman had, the hat and the bandanna and the gloves and the other things. everything kind of fell into place really quick. >> police believe holland is a suspect in other burglaries. gulf coastown in the are preparing for a major storm. >> it could turn into a hurricane later today. to thehed charges fr florida panhandle. >> jay gray has more. >> tropical storm karen is barreling toward the florida panhandle where a hurricane watch is now in effect this morning. >> we are preparing for a category one and deploying assets in preparation for that. >> preparations that stretch from louisiana to the florida panhandle. the gulf coast is on alert. >> we have started to remove some items from the beach area. we put our lifeguard stands on the other side of the sand dunes. >> wi

behindsay this man is nine burglaries in anne arundel county over the past few months. 54-year-old david holland be linked to many more. holland is behind bars traced to smash and grabs in every district of the county from glen burnie to edgewater. holland would break over -- break-in overnight and still money and take off. it is not clear if he had accomplices and the investigation is still going. police announced another public enemy number one. troyis christopher goode. he was wanted for stabbing his children's mother to death. . he is reportedly linked to an incident in ohio. he is said to be armed and extremely dangerous. if you have information please contact metro crimestoppers. nearly a dozen people are out of their home tonight displaced after the partial collapse of a nearby building. onws were back at the scene wilkins avenue. officials tell us it was a vacant room home that began crumbling, compromising the houses on other sides. what causeight of the problem and how long it will take for residents to return home. >> day two of the government shutdown is bringing more angst for worke

anne arundel police arrested and identified the man as 54-year-old david holland. >> he's been terrorizingice say holland is suspected in countless smash and grab robberies in maryland. they finally caught up with him last week after this surveillance video captured the car he was driving. since july 28th detectives say he's hit at least nine small businesses in anne arundel county. >> you name the type of business and he targeted it. it's the same exact ammo. >> it was to use a tire iron to smash out a window and to head straight for the register. >> he was like down to business. you know, in and out. >> lindsay at floyd's saw the surveillance video from when police say holland smashed their shop. >> break the window, maybe 20 seconds, took the register out, got all $4.25 and was gone. >> besides the scattered window their sense of security was damaged. >> well, i feel like we fear our safety because it was after closing. >> reporter: holland is facing nine counts of commercial robbery. police say they do expect to link him to even more robberies. >> thank you. police say he got away with

arundul county police arrested and identified the man as 54-year-old david holland. >> he has been terrorizing our local business community back to december of 2012. >> reporter: police say holland is suspected in numerous robberies in maryland. they caught up with him last week after this surveillance video captured the car he was driving. since july 28th detectives say he has hit at least nine small businesses in arundul county. >> you name the type of business and he targeted it. it's the same exact m-o each time. >> reporter: he uses a tire iron to smash out the window and heads to the register. lindsey is a stylist at floyd's 99 barbershop. she saw the surveillance video from when police say he smashed their shop. >> break the window. took the register out. got $4.25 in quarters and was gone. >> reporter: they are glad police tracked them down because besides the shattered window their sense of security was also damaged. >> i feel like we fear our safety a little bit because it's after closing. >> reporter: and holland is facing nine counts of commercial robbery. denise, back to you. >> t

even with all that mike holland just said. davidheering that you hear at the closing bell is because there is group, no, no, this is real cheering. not only were they ecstatic about the market numbers but they were also so happy it appears we have a deal. that helped lead numbers up. it was a positive day on all fronts. let's look at front page headlines before we go any further. last few minutes, house speaker john boehner says his party will not block the senate plan to reopen the government and raise

even with all that mike holland just said. david: sometimes that cheering that you hear at the closing bell is because there is group, no, no, this is real cheering. not only were they ecstatic about the market numbers but they were also so happy it appears we have a deal. that helped lead numbers up. it was a positive day on all fronts. let's look at front page headlines before we go any further. last few minutes, house speaker john boehner says his party will not block the senate plan to reopen the government and raise the debt limit. we'll get the very latest from inside the beltway. a lot of machinations still going on we'll keep you up-to-date. keep it right here. liz: jpmorgan had a great day. the ceo, jamie dimon, agreed to a $100 million settlement with the commodities futures trading commission over the wrongaway trade in the "london whale" scandal. overall jpmorgan has paid out more than one billion dollars in penalties over the whale mess. david: the stock is up 3%. investors like that move. shares of bank of america rose

we filed an and the guests -- on behalf of david price and chris and holland. this is about corruption pure and simple. it is about corruption as real people understand it which is to say is the system more tilted toward the millionaires and billionaires? it is about corruption in the supreme court defined it, quid pro quo corruption. it is a certainty if the supreme court decides this case on behalf of mccutcheon in the republican national committee that we will see more corruption, more legalized bribery will become the norm. if there's any doubt how this is going to go about the billionaire of millionaires to evade any kind of suggestions of limits, what about the recent example of freedom partner is where we have a couple hundred people pulling together $250 million in the purported trade association through secret organizations that fund other secret organizations to fund election influence over election outcomes. this case is simply about corruption. in this case suggests that the courts actually may uphold the existing rules to overturn this decision mea

hollande did not want the agreement to go ahead. this was pending some sort of clarity, and apparently david cameron and angela merkel wanted those talksgo ahead, so they went ahead. this was interesting that "le monde" talked about that today. the other is how the nsa has chosen to respond. you are talking about 70 million french calls being recorded. collected is the term that the nsa is contesting. they are saying they did not collect 70 million phone calls. and they said they had a different definition of collection than other people, so i think they are getting down to semantics, and npr in the u.s. has been looking at this, and they are saying, look, it is the fight against terrorism. 54 attacks have been averted. it has been handed over to congress, but it is classified, and the nsa will not respond to requests from the national public radio in the u.s. or others when they ask for that. it is veiled in a cloak of secrecy. >> the nsa saying that they are not a very reliable source. >> this is along with the data that they have published. >> with their own publishing, the document that they got that was leaked from the nsa source

days, these revelations, david, that the nsa is spying on our allies, our friends in europe, all the way up to heads of state, angela merkel, the german chancellor, president hollandefrance, how much damage has been done by in? >> i think a lot. i'm offended by it i was offended when they were sprying on reporters. now they are spying on angela merkel? i mean who are these people? is there no sense of prudence. of what possibly we can return from this. of respecting the proif see, some instinct all respect of the privacy of someone you need and trust? oom's just wondering where these people's heads are at. if you are going to run a government, you have to have a passion. you have to have a passion to protect the country but you have to have some sense of proportion, some sense of prudence. and i have seen that in our national security apparatus all over the summer. one thing after another, they seem to put-- we're going to invade anybody's proif see we would place no value on that. and no one apparently thought about if this goes public whose trust are we burning. how do we create a community without trust. so i'm moderately offended by all this. >> offended? >> i

holland. why are they moving to the netherlands? what's going on? let me read you part of that "new york times" article on the merger. reporter david gill it's writes -- quote -- "executives at applied materials highlighted a number of advantages announcing a merger recently with a smaller japanese rival. but an important one was barely mentioned, lower taxes. continuing quoting the "new york times," the mernlingsd company will save millions of dollars a year by moving not to one side of the pacific or another but by reincorporating in the netherlands. the article goes on to note that applied materials' tax rate twill will drop from 22% to 17% as a result of the merger. for a company with nearly $2 billion of profits in 2011 that amounts to a savings of about $100 million a year. mergers resulted in u.s. companies being owned by companies in tax haven jurisdictions like the islands, or the cayman islands are a new spin on the old inversion program and it's becoming an increasingly popular practice. the times article highlighted the following additional examples. last year, eaton corporation from ohio acquired cooper industries base