The Central Valley towns hit hardest by California drought

Thelma Williams has gone without running water for five years. It’s the same situation for many of her friends and relatives living a few hours north of Los Angeles in the town of Fairmead, dominated by large almond farms. The Central Valley of California is populated by a small string of communities, each dominated by a huge agricultural business. In this excerpt from America Tonight, Michael Okwu asks residents what happens to them when these company towns run dry