In Jackson, Mississippi, here's the past month summed up.

It's like playing Russian relapse that you don't know if you're going to wake up with water.

You don't know if you got water.

You don't know where conditioned the water is in.

Now, in response to the chaos, the city's website has been updating residents.

Yesterday, the most recent update, the water pressure is back,

but the tap water is still not safe to drink unless it is boiled first.

It's an horrible situation in the entire city of Jackson, not just one individual.

And I blame the city council, the governor, and the mayor,

because they're all in confusion and no one seemed to know how to solve the problem.

Coming up on today's point, how Jackson, Mississippi, became ground zero for today anyway

of our national infrastructure crisis.

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