the condo from the owner, she says that she is nice, but the problem is the laeg that the condo sociation is required to fix. >> it went from leaking to having a big, water circle around it. to molding really bad. >> patrick: the leaky pipe was above the ceiling in the common area, you can see the brown spots, the bubbles and the water drops. for three months, they tried to get the condo association to fix the leak, they wouldn't, and then -- >> and everything came crashing down, and you heard a big bang, and everything was flying. debris everywhere. all of my stuff in the bathroom hilt the floor. >> patrick: she had just walked out of the bathroom and into the bedroom when the soggy ceiling came smashing down. >> it was really bad, i was in more shock and disbelief that it happened. and a piece of wood that fell into my tub was massive and thick and big and it could have >> patrick: she was stunned but she was also, steaming. >> to know that it could have been prevented for three months, e-mails, text message and phone calls this needs to be fixed. >> patrick: by the time that she called

we're visiting with farm groups and it's already been endorsed by the corn growers and the soybean sociation. yesterday, the cattlemen's association endorsed it. we're hopeful we can get also broad based support in the business communini from the chambebealliance and the association of business and industry. the des moines partnership, which has a committee that's been working on it. the chair of that committee or one of the co-chairs of that committee participated in our and so, we're hopeful as people learn about what this would really do, that we can get the kind of broad based support. convince the legislature this is a way thth we can address additional funding for school infrastructure, water quality and do it without raising taxes. >> amanda: have you seen any thing like this done in other states? >> terry: no, in fact, we're one of just a few states that provides statewide sales tax for school infrastructure. so already, we're doing more than most states are for local school infrastructure. most of it's paid out of local bond issues, out of property tax. and people hate property tax,

==vo== the "california legal and sociation" listed medil >>> a comprehensive list of guidelines for a controversial new law. the california medical association listed legal and medical steps for doctors involved in assisted suicide. the controversial law took effect this year, but won't kick in until next months at the earliest. it allows terminally ill patients here in deal undergo medically assisted suicides. among the new guidelines released today, doctors are protected from liability as long as they follow squiermts. >> doctors don't jump on the bandwag bandwagon. >> the assisted suicide debate came to the forefront in the case of brittany menard, a bay area woman with terminally ill and moved to oregon to end her life. oregon has a similar assisted suicide law. >>> a spike in car burglaries in this past year. last year there were a whopping 26,000 car burglaries and thefts in the city. that's a 34% increase from 2014. the number then was around 19,000. the statistics follow a report from our investigative unit a few months ago which also showed a sharp rise in this type of crime.

an undercover officer posed as a 17-year-old boy and made contact with dan yieiel read on a sociat workand the officer told him he was only 15 and he continued to send messages to have sex with him and set up a meetup in baltimore. investigators believe read may have contacted other minors and they want to hear from anyone that knows him. >> thank you. >>> d.c. has seen an alarming spike in street crimes and robberies in recent months, as you know. just this past week, saturday surveillance cameras captured four guys who came into this store on brentwood place in northeast d.c., and a few flashed guns and they proceeded to rob the place. the crime spike is getting the attention of city leaders and police who tell us small groups are committing many of those crimes. as tom sherwood reports tonight, it has mayor bowser worried about the city's safety and image. >> at hill's kitchen on capitol hill, the popular store also has become a meeting place for neighbors worried about street crimes. owner leah daniels has hosted two recent meetings. >> i think that people just want to be safe in th

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