sooner? so there would be help this year? reporter: you know, that s a good question. this money was approved by voters a while ago and it has been sitting in the proverbial pipeline. one of the senators said it was held up because in the last couple of years we had so many state workers on furlough they couldn t get it through. but now they are jumping ahead in part because of the pressure being felt from the public. thank you, phil matier. there is a new security warning for airlines. u.s. intelligence says terror groups may be working on new designs for shoe bombs. airlines have been told to look for flights coming in overseas. there is no specific threat, no known plot. the warning is precautionary. another shake-up in the skies. two flights in two days rocked by severe turbulence. the latest this cathay pacific flight out of sfo. here s the aftermath. we wanted to know how does it happen and can it be prevented? we sent ryan takeo to find out. ryan. reporter: h
going to rain or how long. therefore we really don t know how bad the drought is going to be over the next year or two or three. reporter: the governor also acknowledged that he also has a political fight ahead over the issue of water and that he has to measure his steps, as well. we have to keep working together this year and in the years to come so efforts to strip away protection that are wanted and valued by significant sectors of california is not a way to build the unity. reporter: and even on this measure, i have to tell you, elizabeth, there was not unity. republicans said nice try but what about the years leading up to today? where was the planning then? where is the policy that s going to get us out of the mess? the time frame. the governor called out you out for a question. why don t we ask our waterman here. matier always goes for the technical questions. what s the obvious one? the water man ? [ laughter ] oh, you and your technical questions, phi
The D Hotel in Drogheda is to provide accommodation for 500 international protection applicants, with the first emergency accommodation starting on March 5.
The D Hotel in Drogheda is to provide accommodation for 500 international protection applicants, with the first emergency accommodation starting on March 5.