. >> for one thing, the victim's wife, stacey castor, told the 911 operator things that were contra ticketing. >> friday night he got heavily intoxicated and slept through the day on saturday. >> yet the toxicology report showed no alcohol in his system. >> that caused us to raise our eyebrows again. >> there were two glasses found on david's nightstand. on the rims of both glasses was david's dna. david's fingerprints were on the glass with the small amount of alcohol residue, but only stacey's fingerprints were on the glass that held the antifreeze. >> if david had been drinking out of that glass and poured the antifreeze itself and committed suicide, why didn't it contain at least one fingerprint of his? >> the location of the antifreeze bottle on the side of the bed told the story. >> there's vomitus dripping on the bed and you can see there is vomitus under the antifreeze jug, but there's no vomitus on the antifreeze jug itself. >> proof, investigators say, that the antifreeze bottle was placed there after david consumed the antifreeze and got sick, and investigators found several things

contra costa county. >> it is a continued reminder of how serious the drought conditions are statewide. >> it's not clear how they would enforce them but if approved, they would write water waister tickets. >>> and san francisco city hall is not doing it's part to save water during the drought. city departments have only cut them by 6% over the last year and that means city agencies are using their homes in san francisco which recently cut their water use by 10%. >>> today the city of san francisco is unveiling three mobile bathrooms to address complaints about waste on streets and sidewalks. now the mobile bathrooms will be going up on golden gate avenue. each one will only be available during certain hours when public bathrooms were installed in the mid-90s. >>> they are asking for the public's help to find a man who videotaped a woman in a store and then vandalized her car. the woman said a man followed her around the store taking video of her with a cell phone. surveillance video shows the man pacing outside then coming in the store. she lost site of him then -- sight of him then saw he was standing next to her car and realized he had poured some oily substance on the receipts of he

. >> reporter: in this part of contra costa county 200 water wasters have already received drought notices such as this. soon they could be replaced by expensive tickets>> reporter: many homeowners already take seriously existing restrictions. >> we have a lawn in front and back that we no longer walter -- water. >> reporter: he is conserving conserving and water wasters deserve punishment. >> maybe they should fine them but warn them first. >> reporter: already for customers there is no watering during day light hours, no hosing of sidewalks, state restrictions are similar. >> don't expect big changes but it is a continued push for conversation and a continued reminder about how serious the condition is statewide. >> reporter: if approved police or anyone else authorized could write a ticket for a fine up to $500 a day. police agencies said they be not yet considered how taenforce -- to enforce this. many wild be split between water agencies, courts and the state. he thinks this is less about water than about cash. . >> i think the state is looking for together opportunity to make -- for another opportunity to make money from a crisis. >> reporter: o