reporter: daniel smith did confirm drinking water is used to erie gate city's sports fields, residents are under 25% water cuts an could face fines. >> the drought -- people have very green lawns i would be surprised if they let this one die,. reporter: residents point to annually planted median slips. the city says, hold on, it's conserving water big time showing me new figures that compared to last year official city water use is down 70%. the city says, the conserve now message to residents and businesses still hadn't sunk in. and tomorrow's water supplies are today going down the drain. >> if we conserve we can make it. if we didn't conserve we literally could have times this summer where we have to shut the water off. reporter: pleasanton has the only by area drought line, they say we are all in this drought together. in pleasanton john fowler. >>> recent rereleased report from us days estimates that the drought could do $3.5 billion in damage to the state's economy. researchers estimate 400,000- acres simply will not be planted this year. farmers don't have water to erie gate cro

. >> city operation daniel smith did confirmed drinking water is used to irrigate city sports fields. they could face fines. >> wealthy people still have very green lawn. i am surprised if they let this one go. they have a lot of sports here >> residence point to new strip in other public areas. hold on, it is conserving water big times showing new figures that's compared to last year's water use is down to 70%. the tomorrow water supplies today is going down the drain. >> if we conserve we could make it and if we don't conserve, we literally have time in the summer to shut the water off. >> they want problems to be reported like the one here. they say we are all in this drought together. reporting live, in pleasanton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have an update to the story we first reported at 10:00 news. we are asking to find the person who killed one other person and wounded another last night in haywood. a 22-year-old man shot while driving his suv. he slammed into a car and crashed into a b investigators say a second shooting victim of a 48-year-old man turned by the hospital he

. >> reporter: daniel smith did confirm drinking water is used to irrigate city sports fields.that rankles residents who are under mandatory 24% water cuts and could face fines. >> one thing i noticed is the very wealthy people still have green lawns. i would be very surprised if they let this one die, they have sports here. >> reporter: the city says hold on it's con certaining water big time. showing me new figures that compared to last year. the water use is down 70%. the city says concerns still haven't sunk in. and today's water supplies are going down the drain. >> if we cob serve we can make it. if we don't conserve we literally could have times this summer where we have to shut the water off. >> reporter: they want callers to report problems like the one here last evening. they say we are all in this drought together. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> he's an east bay boy genius. how this young man managed to finish a college program at 14. >>> your memorial day weekend forecast. looks like a warm one. i will lay out the pattern. >>> and exactly one week ago today.

. >> reporter: daniel smith did confirm drinking water is used to irrigate city sports fields.that rankles residents who are under mandatory 24% water cuts and could face fines. >> one thing i noticed is the very wealthy people still have green lawns. i would be very surprised if they let this one die, they have sports here. >> reporter: the city says hold on it's con certaining water big time. showing me new figures that compared to last year. the water use is down 70%. the city says concerns still haven't sunk in. and today's water supplies are going down the drain. >> if we cob serve we can make it. if we don't conserve we literally could have times this summer where we have to shut the water off. >> reporter: they want callers to report problems like the one here last evening. they say we are all in this drought together. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> he's an east bay boy genius. how this young man managed to finish a college program at 14. >>> your memorial day weekend forecast. looks like a warm one. i will lay out the pattern. >>> and exactly one week ago today.

. >> reporter: so college of marin trustee challenged daniel smith and his political science classmates to do that. they began filming videos and posting them on a website called, electmarin.org. incumbents and challengers were asked an identical series of questions designed to shed light not on issues but on the candidates themselves. >> i think ethics are important no matter what office you're in. >> wow, that was a really good question. even one said i wasn't expecting that at all. [ laughter ] >> i haven't had that question asked yet. >> reporter: the camera work is a little rough at times and it can be confusing when candidates respond to questions that are not included in the videos. but project workers hope the idea of a neutral site with thoughtful answers can shed some light in a heated campaign. >> so ultimately, temperature we continue to move in this direction, and the momentum continues, the community will just revolt and say, they are going negative. what do they have to hide? >> reporter: at the college of marin, john ramos, kpix 5. >> electmarin.org has already had 1700

laverne, glenna laverne, david mallory, robert oliver, cameron smith, tyler smith, rob at this tittle, rebea tittli, tory tittle and daniel watson. madam president, you can see and hear from those names that a lot of these were family members and obviously members of a few communities in my state. i want to thank my colleagues first because many called and reached out in various ways. some covered meetings for me. in fact, senator jack reed of rhode island actually covered a military promotion ceremony which was really special for me -- for him to do and special for everyone involved, so i thank him for that. and many, many, many of my colleagues have offered to help. also, we have had people from outside of arkansas who have reached out. i know our governor has fielded calls from a number of other governors from around the country, and our emergency management people have been reached out to by other emergency management folks. you know, another phenomenon that's happened in our state, we neighbor several states who have gone through this before. one of those is missouri. i see my colleague from missouri here in the cham

lavern, glenna lavern, david malory, robert oliver, cameron smith, tyler smith, rob tittle, rebecca tittle, tory tittle and daniel wasam. madam president, you can see and hear from those names nat a lot of these were family members and members of a few communitys in my state. i want to thank my colleagues first because many called and reached out in various ways. some covered meetings for me. senator jack reed of rod. -- rhode island -- cover ad meeting for me. and we have had people from outside of arkansas that reached out. i know our governer has fielded calls from around the country and our emergency management folks have been reached out by others. we neighbor several states who have gone through this before. one of those is missouri. i see my colleagues from missouri in the chamber. people from missouri, people from oklahoma. and we have helped those states in their time of need. it was so appreciating that the folks came and helped arkansas. we appreciate it very much. and the federal officials reached out. i was in the car with our governer with the president called and that meant a lot. and they were abl

smith has the story. >> reporter: this morning, aaron hernandez, the former new england patriots star tight end, defending himself against double-murder charges in the 2012 deaths of danieliting trial for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd, entering the same plea in this case. as members of the families looked on in tears, prosecutors presenting their case against the football star. >> the defendant, aaron hernandez, armed with a .38 caliber revolver, shot and killed two men. >> reporter: saying the brutal killing stemming from the smallest of incidents. when at a nightclub, one of the victims bumped into hernandez on the dance floor, spilling his drink. >> the defendant became angered and agitated after mr. deabreu smiled and did not apologize. >> reporter: even speeding through a red light to catch up to them. >> the defendant leaned out of the driver's side window of the suv and stated, yo, what's up now? and the defendant meetly fired phi rounds from a .38 caliber revolver into the victim's car. >> reporter: then, bragging about the killings. hernandez's defense attorney taking exception to the prosecution's handling of the case, accusing them of grandstanding. but for no