i sold a home to the one and only pete johnson. there's only one pete johnson? r.v. dealer. there's 835 others. nightmare of a deal to paper. well, and this was his way of saying... - thank you. - of course. (lowered voice) he paid a commission, too, right? yes. and he told me i could take jolene out anytime. yeah, i named her! let's take this dirty girl for a spin up the coast!

susan nare and pete johnson who ripped out their lawn and put in drought resistant plants many years ago are willing to cut back more if that means helping the state get through this historic drought. >> already cut back since '95 so it's more difficult to cut back 20% if that's what they're going to ask. we will find ways to do it. >> reporter: another reason the board is considering these cutbacks, they've seen reports of people wasting water skyrocket over the past six months. even though they're well aware that we're in this drought. reporting live here in san lorenzo, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >>> next week san jose city leaders are expected to approve a plan to cut water usage by 25%. the plan also calls for limiting lawn watering to two days a week. if approved the restrictions will be in effect until march of next year. >>> 5:33 on your tuesday morning in the bay area police officer accused of buying drugs with a 2-year-old girl sitting in his car is due back in court this morning. last week san francisco police arrested kenneth white shortly after they say he bought he

susan nayer and pete johnson who ripped out their lawn and put in drought resistant plants many years, all predrought, they're willing to cut back more if that means helping the state get through this historic drought. >> already cut back since '95 so it's more difficult to cut back 20% if that's what they're going to ask. we will find ways to do it. >> another reason the board is considering these cutbacks, they've seen reports of wasting water skyrocket over the past six months even though they are well aware that we're in in drought. reporting live here in san lorenzo. >>> a major water restriction will soon be hitting the south bay, too. next week san jose city leaders are expected to approve a plan to cut water usage by 25% in san jose. that plan also calls for limiting lawn watering two days a week. if it's approved the restrictions will be in effect until march of next year. >>> and in southern california 25% is the magic number again. the metropolitan water district will discuss a new plan with mandatory water cutbacks of 25% starting this summer. the cuts would focus on areas

pete williams. joining me now is tevin johnson campion. his fathers are plaintiffs in the case. >> thanks for having me back. >> thanks. so you were at the court yesterday. what was it like? >> it was crazy. it was chaos, you know? there were people everywhere. it was really good to see a lot of the supporters out there and i really just -- i was amazed. it was great. >> you know it is -- it's our system at work there and it's chaotic seems but inside apparently in the court it wasn't as chaotic. talk about how you're feeling now and your family's journey. that journey, at least to the supreme court, is essentially over now. >> it is. the journey is over but the war has not been won just yet. it was very surreal, i guess, being there and we're all hoping for the best we're all hoping for the best outcome, but we really hope that this platform has given people the opportunity to look at us and realize that we are just like them and we want the same things and, you know my parents and the other plaintiffs have worked very very hard to show other people what great people they are a

so pete howell, who was tasked with putting together a seminar that we ran for all the senior officers he got some of his buddies, chalmers johnson from berkeley, the reigning expert at that time on japan in north asia and israel vocal that you who's starting his book on deng xiaoping. who else did they have? i can't remember. he was iraq's third and got a bunch of people together. the seminar was well received and went over well and give a little perspective for the managers to think about and doing that. and it was supported by walt. >> rick, do you think we could leave it there for now? >> i want to say one thing about one person sitting here because this we should not forget. the part of the success of the asia course was that we hired very bright motivated selfless people that were locals to the countries and developed into managers, et cetera and probably the best example of that issue yet and won't who is here. he will be in the history books as citibank forever because the only country manager whoever turned the lights out on a country and then went back and turned the lights back on when it was safe. [applause] >> maybe

enforcement officials at every level of government with secretary jeh johnson himself reaching out to build trust in local communities. pete ceo of concerned veterans for america and fox news contributor. you heard him, pete, biggest fear person sitting on internet, no criminal record not on a watch list, difficult to track. it is up to the public. is that effective. >> it is part of it. up to the public and families and networks of people our government needs to establish a relationship especially at risk communities around the world and and america, muslim communities where they're targeting youth. i'm here in minneapolis. there are problems with some of the somali community here going to fight with isis. not just because they get radicalized from the computer. it is information from the internet and seeking of affirmation or collaboration and working with someone to fulfill the dream of going to iraq and syria. that requires human-to-human interaction or conversation over the internet. that is where the authorities have to be on their toes, to maintain informant networks and surveillance. there is particular mosque in b

pete williams thank you for being with me always a pleasure. >> you bet. >>> joining me now is one of the faces who will be directly impacted by the arguments tomorrow. tevin johnson campion have two fathers, plaintiffs in the kentucky court. he's just made his way from washington, d.c. with his family ahead of the arguments, good morning. >> good morning. >> talk to me about the journey you're making and you're blogging about it. >> yes, sir. i'm teamed up with the aclu and i'm running a tumblr blog and i'm just documenting the experience that i've had up to my trip to washington, d.c. and what i see when we go to the court tomorrow. and just the trip in general. >> so your parents' marriage is not recognized in your home state of kentucky. how does that impact you and your family? >> well you know it's a touchy subject because i've always considered my parents married but since they are not legally recognized in the state as married, they miss out on a lot of benefits that married couples do get to have. they have to pay different mortgages, health insurances and just -- they have to file different taxes as well so it's costing them a lot more money each year ju