[Romans:] Anger over tainted lead poisoned water in Flint, Michigan that may have been in the water supply for more than a year. That anger is being felt on the campaign trail this morning. Hillary Clinton blasting Governor Rick Snyder for his handling of the crisis. Which, the governor admits, the crisis is a disaster, but he's rejecting calls for his resignation. Meantime, two new class action lawsuits by Flint residents, those are expected to be announced today as Governor Snyder prepares a major address. CNN's Sara Ganim is there.
[Sara Ganim, Cnn Correspondent:] John and Christine, Governor Rick Snyder speaking tonight at his State of the State address is expected to address potential solutions to this Flint water crisis. On Monday, he told "The National Journal", it's not unfair to call this his Hurricane Katrina. He talked about a lack of trust between himself and the people of Tlint because of this issue saying this: "Trust is something that once you lose it, it's much harder to earn it back. So that's the point we're at." That's something we're certainly hearing from residents when we talk to them. Continued protests on Monday in Flint and in the city of Ann Arbor where the governor has a residence. Protesters not just calling for his resignation, but also calling for his arrest. They're angry at the way that this has played out and angry that they continue to have to pay for the water that they say is not safe to drink. Most of all, what we're hearing from people when we talk to them on the ground here in Flint, is they want to hear how the governor plans to fix this. They're hoping for those solutions tonight. John and Christine.
[Romans:] And we'll be watching. Thank you, Sara. The Michigan governor is expected to address another crisis in his State of the State address. The toxic condition of Detroit's public school facilities. The city is bracing for another day of planned teacher sickouts over the hazardous conditions in many school buildings. Detroit school officials say they're working on the complaints. They plan to inspect all schools. Teachers, support staff, parents, they say the cycle of neglect has a devastating impact on students. The San Francisco open bay bridge has now reopened following a protest against what demonstrators call police brutality. The bridge was shutdown for a time on Monday. The California highway patrol arrested 25 demonstrators. They chained themselves and their vehicles across all five Westbound lanes freezing traffic for about a half hour. The spokesperson for the group says their action was a strong, courageous stand in solidarity on the Martin Luther King holiday. The so-called affluenza teen, Ethan Couch is still in Mexico fighting his return to the U.S. At a hearing this morning in Texas, prosecutors will argue for his case to be moved from juvenile to adult court. Couch violated probation in a drunk driving crash that killed four people. He fled to Mexico with his mother. Tonya Couch is charged with helping him escape. She is out on bail. Mothers Against Drunk Driving plans to present a petition with 40,000 signatures demanding Couch be held accountable as an adult. This morning, the music industry and millions of Eagles fans are remembering Glenn Frey, a co-founder and leader of the iconic rock group who died Monday at the age of 67. Don Henley, also a founding member of the Eagles, who wrote many of their biggest hits with Frey, says in a statement, Glenn was the one who started it all. The man with the plan. Frey, Henley, and the other members of the Eagles started out in the early 70s as a singer, Linda Ronstadt's back up band. Soon they were on their own, spinning out hit after monster hit. "Taking It Easy", "Lying Eyes", "Hotel California", "Desperado", another good one. Some of them with Frey on lead vocals. CNN's Sara Sidner has more on the passing of a true rock legend.
[Sara Sidner, Cnn Correspondent:] John and Christine, we're inside Amoeba record store which is the largest independent record store in all of America and they are certainly here feeling very sorrowful that Glenn Frey has died. There are a few records up there with "Take It Easy" on the record. You can look at his tenure, his history in the music business and it is absolutely amazing. He is an icon. And if you talk to anyone who worked with him, they will tell you he was a perfectionist, perfectionist. I mean, there was zero room for error. He wanted things to be perfect so that when he went on stage and the Eagles performed, the fans got everything they wanted and expected. And he was very serious about the business, but he apparently was also a joker. He was the guy who liked to joke and do a lot of pranks on some of his members of the band. But it turns out, according to his publicist, that he died of complications from several things including pneumonia and acute ulcerative colitis. He has certainly lived a rock star's lifestyle if you ask anyone who knew him. But his loss is a great loss for the industry itself because he brought so much. He was not only a guitarist, he wrote many of the songs, he sang on many of the songs. He was a lead vocalist on some of the songs. He was also, you might not know this, an actor. He acted actually in "Miami Vice." Had an incredible career. Dying at 67 just doesn't seem right, especially to his fans. John, Christine.
[Romans:] Sara, thank you for that. You are absolutely right. All right, Twitter is currently down, broken, out of service for some users. If you can't read it on Twitter, well, we'll tell you what the company is saying ahead.