time, the photos were being passed around by sworn highway patrol officers working out of the chp in dublin. from the contra costa county affidavit, not only did the chp officers steal the woman s nude photos and share it with another officer, both guys then made fun of her. nudes are always better with the face, one texted. maybe she knows she has a jacked up force face the other texted back. suspicions were raised when a dui suspect noticed six photos were sent from her home to another account. they are personal private photos she meant to keep private on her own cell phone and were not meant for anyone else s eyes. reporter: the affidavit continues to the officer at the heart of the case, sean harrington, that this practice of stealing pictures is not isolated but a trick and a game he learned on the job in southern california. taken from the phone of my 1015 wheel he is in x-ray. enjoy buddy. no nudes? nope, got to work with what is there. one person not enjoying the
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outside lands festival. some neighbors who live across the street on 30th avenue and fulton couldn t wait for the 7th annual event to end. somebody actually moved our motorcycle that was parked into the street and moved it into our driveway so they could take the spot. reporter: her street has been closed to car traffic. there s extra security and parking control officers but other problems remain. people are finishing their drinks, beverages, foods, this and that and just they don t care. they just throw them in the bushes urinating in people s driveways. reporter: another neighbor complained parking is nearly impossible for those who live nearby. if you forget you have to take your child to the doctor on an emergency, it took me an hour and a half in a parking spot last friday and my car is now a mile and a half from my house. reporter: other residents say they are too loud. organizers say technicians adjusted the sound systems after getting a dozen complaints s
caused a long wait. today the state is likely to change our water conservation efforts from voluntary to mandatory. the toughest water restrictions likely to mean no washing your car with a hose unless there s a shutoff nozzle, no spray washing sidewalks or driveways and fountains that don t use recycled water will be illegal in the state. we re focusing on outdoor irrigation because that s a place where people tend to even without realizing it, they overwater. if anyone is caught breaking the rules, it would be a $500 fine. back i january, governor brown asked californians to cut water use by 20% but it s only been 5% statewide and even less in the bay area. the alameda county water district might approve a drought surcharge. people have been saving so much water bills, water bills have gone down. while the revenue is down for the district, costs are not. the proposed surcharge would mean higher rates for bigger water users. crews in upstate california hope to make
now, this is going to just slide on through this morning and really just leaving behind a couple of raindrops not much but the temperatures are fairly mild again. 50s and 60s very muggy start to the day and that s the way it will finish. it will be cooler and muggy. 70s and 80s inside the bay. low 90s inland. 60s with patchy, dense fog at the coast. let s check the roads with elizabeth. thank you, lawrence. i can feel the mugginess in the studio. let s go outside as lawrence mentioned, the roads, we are seeing delays already beginning out of tracy looks like right around mountain house on 205. and then continuing westbound you can see one of those speed sensors 31 miles per hour. past livermore things clear out. there was roadwork in pleasanton. 16 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. there was a car that went down the embankment near milpitas. there are no longer lanes blocked. they may need tow crews later if the need to retrieve that vehicle from