in roseville, people are still buying plants for their homes knowing they have to cut back on the amount of water they will give them. some know they have to slash their water usage more. >> is there anything else you can do to cut back? >> tear out the lawn i suppose. >> it is pretty small at this point but yeah. >> i'm issuing an executive order with water reduction across the state. >> reporter: the governor prompted the state water control board to come back for targeted cutbacks ranging are the 20 to 35%. after several water districts complained about being unfairly targeted, the board revised its guidelines today. some districts like roseville now have to trim usage by 28%. that is up 3% from the initial goal. >> it is a dire state. it really is. i'm not sure what more we can do. >> we are having a water shortage. >> reporter: bob who pays the san juan water district is not thrilled with how he is being affected. now instead offcutting back 35%, he has to cut back more. >> i wish we didn't have to do it. >> reporter: it is not just residents who have to cut back on watering

police officer. >> put it in park! park! >> august 8th, 2011, roseville, michigan. the officer is working the day shift when a strange call comes over the radio. >> the call come up that there was a vehicle driving northbound on grossbeck and they stated that somebody was hanging out of the vehicle. as i drive over to where they said they were near, i happened to be a few blocks away. and i drove up and saw the vehicle in front of me. i saw him sticking his feet out of the driver's door. our first thought was that somebody was being either kidnapped or something else and they were hanging trying to get out of the vehicle. it was something i'd never seen in over 20 years of police work. he's basically sort of holding on to the steering wheel. he's got the door open and he's got his legs hanging out of the car. that's when i realized he didn't have brakes. >> the 4,000 pound pickup truck is barreling straight toward a busy intersection at 45 miles per hour. the officer knows he has to act fast. >> first thing i was trying to think of is how we could stop the motor vehicle. >> but wi