steve mcdermott's room is above the driveway. he was able to access the video. >> to use a spark plug and then push glass in. the window is ox we didn't hear anything. >> there is more. a second man gets out of the van intu not wearing gloves and careful not to touch anything. he may leave his fingerprints that. is when he notices the cameras are looking right at them. >> they wanted to get more but he looked up and noticed cameras there. they took off. >> and mcdermott e mailed the video and we handed it over to antioch police. >> are the chance goods you're going to get these guys? >> very g once videos aired someone will call us and give us a tip as to who suspects are this resident says things have changed. >> it's been over probably in three years. a lot of section 8 coming in. >> she's referring to people who qaul by for low income housing. the cam yairo belongs to mcdermott's brother. >> and to with able to have this in the path and share to get word out about it. we just want them caught. you know? >> and antioch police s

talk about a solution honestly it's a small solution but it's a start democratic congressman jim mcdermott introduced legislation last week to place a tax on carbon emissions basically all those greenhouse gases that are being pumped into our skies by the energy industry congressman mcdermott's quote manage carbon price act of two thousand and twelve would require major producers of greenhouse gases like the coal oil and natural gas industries to purchase carbon credits from the treasury department depending on how much pollution they want to spew into the air so for every ton of carbon pollution they have to buy a credit to cover it. according to the brookings institute carbon credits would run at a price of roughly fifteen dollars per tonne of carbon on average the big five oil companies step around five hundred thousand tons of carbon pollution into the air every single day so that comes out to seven point five million dollars each day that the big five oil companies will have to pay to keep polluting as much as they currently are polluting and that might sound like a pretty hefty daily

mcdermott: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcdermott: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this bill which extends expiring provisions of the african growth and opportunity act, adds the country of south sudan to a list of countries eligible for trade preferences and renews the burma sanctions. the expiring third country fabric provision is the cornerstone of agoa and one of the most valuable parts of our trading relationship with africa. tens of thousands of workers and hundreds of companies depend on this provision. it is critical that we extend it now before it expires next month. we have delayed this extension for a year, and this unnecessary delay has cost thousands of jobs and millions in investment. it has hurt progress in africa. it could have -- we could have avoided this senseless job loss here and

the camaro belongs to mcdermott's brother. they are glad they invested in high resolution cameras. >> and being able to have something to pass to the police department and share with everyone else to get the word out about it because we just want them to be caught. >> antioch police say if you recognize the new individuals visit the new online tipline. it is completely aa none must. in antioch, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> police are asking for the public's help to find a serial robber meantime who threatened a pregnant store clerk during one of thinks crimes. he has committed five armed robberies since august 7. the most recent yesterday. all in redwood city and in unincorporated parts of the city. four locations are grocery stores and other is a gas station. he is armed with a handgun. they want to catch him and need your help to do it. if you recognize him, call authorities immediately. >>> the first lawsuits filed against chevron after last week's refinery fire. three bay area law firms filed suits on behalf of nine ri

. >> and kevin mccarthy sits down with actor dylan mcdermott, one of the stars of the new comedy, theampaign.  i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. [ sally umlaut ] what? the five stages of muller. ah yes... stage one: suspicion. "it's a yogurt, how good can it be?" stage two: revision. "actually, this ain't bad." stage three: surprise! "look at this cool cornery thing! i love this stuff!!" stage four: desolation. "it's gone!" stage five: anticipation "i guess i could always have anoth

here's sergeant mcdermott with a further explanation. >> not necessarily a closure. what happens is because the tower is over the lanes if there's some type of confrontation that were to take place on the individual were there, it is for public safety to ensure that nobody in the traffic lanes could become a victim >> reporter: so the question is, why? what was this guy doing up there? we have no further details at this point. the bottom line, all that matters for commuters is closures, of the bridge this morning are done. the man in custody. they are bringing him didn't. the go go bridge is running smoothly. -- as the fog clears, so does the traffic. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> the controversy with chick-fil-a chain continues. same-sex marriage supporters are preparing for a protest in which they will flock to the restaurants and kiss. amy hollyfield is live in fairfield with what we can expect. >> reporter: good morning no kissing here in fairfield, at this point. there is a little activity going on this started, one protester has shown up. his sign is inappropr

. >> elizabeth mcdermott and her husband moved into this neighborhood 20 years ago. the mental health facility has always been there, and until now has not been a problem. >> the way he got out sounds a little lax in oversight so you would worry about that. will it happen again. >> nicole lynch will be keeping a closer eye on her two young children this weekend. >> usually in the backyard but not tonight. >> again, a warning to anyone who may see sand errs on the street. do not approach hi. instead call 911. we're live near redwood city tonight, george kitiama, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much for the update. >>> an unusual sight. right now we're seeing rain move into the bay area. a rare summer storm. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now with a first look at the forecast. >> that's right. we've been watching the showers come in on the radar, and you can see them moving south to north. good enough for brief showers around the santa clara valley. any of these yellows and oranges you're seeing between the north bay and petaluma some may include embedded thunder as

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right under steve mcdermott's bedroom window. >> there to use a spark plug to crack the window then, pushes glass n that is why we didn't hear anything. >> and he bought a surveillance system. the video shows robbers taking off after noticing cameras there is the camera. he e mailed this video through you report and police say with this tape there is a good chance they're going to catch the two guys. >> there is a somber milestone with a personal touch on a mural honoring veterans. there is names of 4800 soldier who's served in u.s. wars. the project was painted by u.s. military veterans. >> this is healing for a lot of veterans tibl to tell their stories and learn to move on with lives. >> we want to make this a success and acknowledge vet twloonz paid dear hely for our country. >> are young immigrants in this country illegally no, fault of their own. why they're being turned away from local immigration offices. >> in sacramento there is governor brown kicked off a campaign to convince to you vote for a temporary tax hike. >> and what may happen tomorrow when facebook shares could f

mcdermott: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: mr. speaker, the house of representatives is a wonderful body. it's one of the most amazing places in the whole world. it's where we make decisions for 300 million people. we make them for a lot of other places that we are going to influence around the world. and every once in a while you come here and think i have seen everything, and then, we got one more. here we are today, the last day of the session. with no debate whatsoever on this bill anywhere. just brought out here de novo, i guess it came from god or from the speaker's office or someplace. i don't have any idea where it came from. but it seems to me that the house of representatives is working hard to forget every positive lesson we have learned in the history of governing this country, about how to get things, big things done for the american people. today's bill sets up a process to ram through what every bill congressman levin writes in 2013. because he'll be cha

. >> reporter: mcdermott hopes it will inspire others to be more vigilant. >> it's good news. the cameras help. >> reporter: while this is the first arrest with the helps of tips off, the chief tells me it's already processed hundreds of tips. yet police say this new program should not be used for crimes in progress. they still want you to call them directly for that. >>> law enforcement officers and state lawmakers today applauded a new law that they say will help investigators track down thieves. it authorizes a state database to track pawnshop and metal recycling transactions. currently they have to fill out paper forms and send them to the department of justice. but law enforcement officers say this new system will allow for realtime tracking of stolen opportunities. the system is expected to be up and running by 2014. >>> it could soon be against the law for colleges an universities to demand students and employees hand over their social users names and passwords. the bill is now headed to the governor's desk. there's concern because it's illegal to make hiring decisions

. >> reporter: mcdermott hopes it will inspire others to be more vigilant. >> it's good news. cameras help. >> reporter: while this is the first arrest with the helps of tips off, the chief tells me it's already processed hundreds of tips. yet police say this new program should not be used for crimes in progress. they still want you to call them directly for that. >>> law enforcement officers and state lawmakers today applauded a new law that they say will help investigators track down thieves. it authorizes a state database to track pawnshop and metal recycling transactions. currently they have to fill out paper forms and send them to the department of justice. but law enforcement officers say this new system will allow for realtime tracking of stolen opportunities. the system is expected to be up and running by 2014. >>> it could soon be against the law for colleges an universities to demand students and employees hand over their social users names and passwords. the bill is now headed to the governor's desk. there's concern because it's illegal to make hiring decisions base

bill mcdermott joins us. you're a german based company, obviously, right in the middle of everything. germany seems tohold most of the cards in europe, what are you seeing on the ground? >> southern europe is challenged, but the optimism of a european company operating in europe is far higher than what we're reading in the headlines here in the united states. so we're kind of optimistic. >> is seems like germany is the strongest player in the euro zone, and you were able to grow earnings how much? >> 25%. >> yes, and germany, the most solid european market in double digits for several quarters in a row now. >> so you're not seeing a sour showing in terms of corporate spending. >> not at all. >> what happens in our business, if things are bad for the economy, they're not necessarily bad for sap. when things are difficult, people have to become more lean, cut costs, and operate more effectively. when they want to grow they need new customers and markets and it's s.a.p.'s ability to expect that that changes the

. >> reporter: elizabeth mcdermott and her husband move into the neighborhood 20 years ago. the mental health facility has always been there and until now, has not been a problem. >> they changed their procedures, the way he got out sounds a little lax in oversight. so, you would worry about that from -- is it going to happen again? >> reporter: nicole lynch says she will be keeping a closer eye on her two young children this weekend. george care y'all marks today in the bay. >>> a warning to anyone who may see sanders in the street, you are urged not to go up to him. instead to call 911. >>> this morning, police are investigating the drowning death of 3-year-old girl in the south bay. it happened on blue jacket way near bran bury way in san jose before 7:30 last night. police say she fell into the family swimming pool. they do not suspect foul play but are still investigating. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a deadly accident overnight on a busy bay area freeway. it happened on an on-ramp on northbound 680 in pleasanton before 12:30 this morning. the highway

cranston, charlie sheen, kate beckinsale, snooki will be here, thomas haden church, olivia munn, dylan mcdermotthave music from zac brown band, matisyahu, rubblebucket, and joe cocker and huey lewis performing together. and it will be good. we'll enjoy it. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is one of the most talented and mispronounced actors working today. you know him from "mission impossible 3," "eat pray love" and, of course, "almost famous." his new movie with ben stiller and vince vaughn is called "the watch." it opens july 27th. please say hello to billy crudup. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i want to pat myself on the back because i pronounced your name exactly right. perfectly. it's crudup. it's not crudup. >> thank you. it's german as well. so i know i have one fan already. where you are? >> jimmy: he's from austria. it's close enough. >> thanks for having me on. i've known you for a little while. this is my first time. we've known each other a couple years now. >> jimmy: yeah. we fell almost instantly in love. >> sure did. now, how many shows do you do in a year, say? >> ji

. >> caller: i'm thinking about mcdermott international. >> no, come on man. this quarter was okay.t to play that sector? floor, flr. we were saying floor, best quarter of the group, best by far, big backlog. mike in new jersey, mike? >> caller: buy yaw from bergen county, new jersey. >> local boy, what's up? >> my stock is crv partners. can it sustain a dividend, is it a good stock going forward. >> the dividend has been one that flushed away to the point anyone who says they can sustain it gets it wrong. i like the long-term future of the feed the world of which that is part of it. tony in new jersey again, tony? >> caller: tony of new jersey. >> what's up? >>. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to ask what do you think about philip morris international? do you think these going to go higher? >> buy, buy, buy! >> it's like johnny walker and marlboro are taking over the world. and i'm a buyer. let's go to mel in florida. mel? >> caller: jimmy, how are you, buddy? boo-yah, baby. >> hey, sunshine, what's up? >> caller: i haven't heard you mention herbal life in a long ti

she along with michele bachmann from minnesota, congresswoman marino from pennsylvania and mcdermott from washington, d.c. have introduced the same bipartisan bill in the house. we're very strong about the strong bipartisan support for this bill. all this bill says -- and it makes such sense, i can't believe it's not in the lawalready -- is when the child comes into the care of the government, the government agency responsible for the care of this child -- now it's not parents any longer because the parents' rights either have been terminated or in the process of being terminated. the government will have the right or the agencies representing the government, to their academic records. what's happening now is foster children are getting lost, not only in the system but lost in their schools because of the difficulty in getting access to education records. under the guise that these records should be private, etc. what's happening is some of these privacy rules are not protecting the children, they're protecting the system that's broken and that is the problem. we are doing everything