A privet jet comes in for a landing at the Van Nuys airport with huge monsoon storm cells clouds in the skies during monsoon rains in the high desert area of Los Angeles County, California July 30, 2015. California is in the fourth year of the worst drought the state has experienced in decades. Brown declared the drought an emergency in 2014, and in April issued his order for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use, focused mostly on water used to irrigate decorative landscape such as grass lawns. REUTERS/Gene Blevins

Spain's Public Works Minister Ana Pastor (R) and Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli speak before delivering their statements after a privet meeting at the presidential palace in Panama City January 6, 2014. Pastor began a day full of meetings by holding discussions with officials for building consortium Grupo Unidos por el Canal, which is fronted by Spanish construction company Sacyr. Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva said his government would provide no financial help to Sacyr in sorting out the row overshadowing one of the world's most important maritime cargo routes. REUTERS/ Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)

Spain's Public Works Minister Ana Pastor (R) and Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli deliver statements after a privet meeting at the presidential palace in Panama City January 6, 2014. Pastor began a day full of meetings by holding discussions with officials for building consortium Grupo Unidos por el Canal, which is fronted by Spanish construction company Sacyr. Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva said his government would provide no financial help to Sacyr in sorting out the row overshadowing one of the world's most important maritime cargo routes. REUTERS/ Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)

Spain's Public Works Minister Ana Pastor (R) and Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli deliver statements after a privet meeting at the presidential palace in Panama City January 6, 2014. Pastor began a day full of meetings by holding discussions with officials for building consortium Grupo Unidos por el Canal, which is fronted by Spanish construction company Sacyr. Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva said his government would provide no financial help to Sacyr in sorting out the row overshadowing one of the world's most important maritime cargo routes. REUTERS/ Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)

Spain's Public Works Minister Ana Pastor (R) and Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli deliver statements after a privet meeting at the presidential palace in Panama City January 6, 2014. Pastor began a day full of meetings by holding discussions with officials for building consortium Grupo Unidos por el Canal, which is fronted by Spanish construction company Sacyr. Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva said his government would provide no financial help to Sacyr in sorting out the row overshadowing one of the world's most important maritime cargo routes. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)

Spain's Public Works Minister Ana Pastor (R) and Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli deliver statements after a privet meeting at the presidential palace in Panama City January 6, 2014. Pastor began a day full of meetings by holding discussions with officials for building consortium Grupo Unidos por el Canal, which is fronted by Spanish construction company Sacyr. Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva said his government would provide no financial help to Sacyr in sorting out the row overshadowing one of the world's most important maritime cargo routes. REUTERS/ Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)

Goods from the Privet House are displayed to announce "the Shops at Target" concept in New York January 12, 2012. Target Corp will soon have exclusive shops selling everything from candy to clothing as the discount chain tries to stand out among the growing ranks of retailers offering trendy, often low-priced merchandise. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS)

Members of art group Articultores prepare little balls of mud, clay and seeds to be thrown in parks and fields in Buenos Aires January 19, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken January 19, 2011. To match story ARGENTINA/GARDENERS REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Federico Schwindt, a member of art group Articultores, shows a little ball made of mud, clay and seeds to be thrown in parks and fields in Buenos Aires January 19, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken January 19, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Martin Maistrello, a member of art group Articultores, plants seedlings in a public park in Buenos Aires February 2, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken February 2, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

A member of art group Articultores mixes seeds to make little balls with mud and clay to be thrown in parks and fields in Buenos Aires January 19, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken January 19, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Federico Schwindt, member of art group Articultores, waters recently planted vegetables outside a parking lot in Buenos Aires February 2, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken February 2, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Martin Maistrello (R), member of art group Articultores, carries seedlings to be planted in a public park in Buenos Aires February 2, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken February 2, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Martin Maistrello, member of art group Articultores, throws little balls made of mud, clay and seeds in a public park in Buenos Aires February 2, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken February 2, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Members of art group Articultores prepare little balls of mud, clay and seeds to be thrown in parks and fields in Buenos Aires February 2, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken February 2, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Members of art group Articultores prepare little balls of mud, clay and seeds to be thrown in parks and fields in Buenos Aires February 2, 2011. Forget potted plants and privet hedges; a group of Buenos Aires artists want to make the Argentine capital a free-for-all kitchen garden, turning neglected parks and verges into verdant vegetable patches. Picture taken February 2, 2011. To match Reuters Life! ARGENTINA-GARDENERS/ REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci (ARGENTINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Former United States first lady Nancy Reagan is escorted to her car by Major General Galen B. Jackman after a private service for her husband at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California June 7, 2004. Reagan, 93, died June 5 from complications of Alzheimer's disease at his home in Los Angeles with wife Nancy at his side. There will be a public viewing until Tuesday evening at the library. A state funeral will be held at the National Cathedral in Washington on Friday with President Bush and other world leaders in attendance. Image shot through fence. REUTERS/Mike Blake MB