not a drop to drink further south. just praying for rain. hopefully we ll get some. reporter: after water levels in spicewood s well dropped, local officials were forced to begin hauling in water on tanker trucks. if they don t truck us in water, then we re completely out of water and we will not be able to function at all in this community at all. reporter: rain is falling in texas. even spicewood will get storms. but meteorologists say mere inches won t make up for months of drought. spicewood will keep trucking in their water for the next several weeks. they have no choice. and if the heavy rains in other parts of texas let up, they may not be the only ones. and some experts are predicting that texas s drought will last through the end of april. so no relief anytime soon. rob, paula? diana alvear, thanks for that report. here is your wednesday weather. mild with showers here in new york.
leave them lying around for your kids. the problem here according to the tsa is shift change. the when the new shift saw the suspicious-looking devices they had obvious concerns and that s why things escalated. tsa said the first crew did the right thing by not letting devices on planes since they looked like bombs and might alarm other passengers. tsa says no passengers were ever in danger and air port operations were not disrupted but they are looking into more procedure for future shift changes in the future. jon: rick thanks. jenna: the drought situation in texas and some relief for one small town in texas. tanker trucks are bringing spicewood, texas, much-needed water. this is a temporary fix. they have a well there completely dried up. so the tanker troubleses are coming in to try to fix the problem. plans to dig a new well or build a pipeline are in the works until a permanent solution is found. the town is picking up the bill for the very expensive