we are joined from south pasadena. what does the move mean for people in california? >> well, people will have to take some measures to conserve. in fact, some of them are praying for rain. since the governor declared a drought emergency catholic churches in california have been reciting a weekly prayer for rain. it comes from the california conference of bishops who ask parishioners thing about our reliance on water. other faiths are doing the same thing, praying for rain. it's a practice that goes back centuries. in fact, as an age-old condition. >> the picture is relentlessly bleak. reservoirs running near entry. snow packs at lows. parched farm land. faced with a drought of historic precautions water officials are taking measures. this is the first time in a 24-year history that projected supply on users have been reduced to zero. >> that's right. the state cut off water shipments to agencies that served 25 million californians. farmers in water districts will be forced to find their water else are. some are prepared to do that. >> the metropolitan water district

including this one in south pasadena. the california conference of bishops in california asked for this to be done in all the churches. and it is being done every week until there is rain perhaps or even beyond because this drought could go for a while. some other faiths are doing the same thing. this is an age-old tradition, praying for rain. and it is often done in the face of perilous drought. >> the picture is relentlessly bleak. reservoirs running near empty, snowpack at record lows. parched farmland. faced with a drought of historic proportions, california water officials are taking historic measures. >> this is the first time in the 54 year history that projected water supplies for both urban and agricultural users have been reduced to zero. that's right, zero. the state has cut off water shipments to localing as that serve 25 million californians. >> farmers and water districts will be forced to find their water elsewhere and some are actually prepared to do that. the metropolitan water district that serves los an

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meanwhile the faithful continue to pray for rain and we have had sprinkles in south pasadena so perhapsthis is working. the catholics even offer up a specific prayer for state water officials asking that they be given the wisdom and strength to balance the many needs of people and commerce. they are going to need all the help they can get in the days ahead. >> judy muller in california tonight. >>> this is the first sunday since the roman catholic diocese in hellena, montana claird -- declared bankruptcy. the proposed plan must be approved by the bankruptcy court and the victims. >>> military helicopters dropped explosives on the city of alep aleppo. sifnld killed, including ten -- civilians killed, including ten children. more than 130,000 people have been killed in three years. >>> many who have fled have not seen a classroom for two years. leb know is struggling to than influx of students. one small school is trying to make a difference. >> in many parts of the world accessing to education is almost taken for granted. for syrian refugees in len knobn it's a dream. mohamed had to drop

we are joined from south pasadena. what does the move mean for californians. >> well, it means that people will have to take measures to conserve. in fact, some californians are praying after the governor declared a drought memory si in the state. catholic churches in california recited a weekly prayer for rain. it came from the conference of bishops who said "our reliance of water reveals how much we are part of creation and creation is part of us." others are doing the same thing. praying for rain was an age-old tradition, coming up in the face of perilous drought. >> the picture is bleak. reservoirs running near empty. snow packs at record lows, parching farm land. faced with a drought of historic proportions, californian water officials are taking historic measures. >> this is the first time in the 54 year history that projected water supplies have been reduced to zero. >> that's right, zero. the state has cut off water shipments to local agencies that served 25 million californians. farmers in water district will