. >> andy roesgen picks up the story in lancing, michigan. >> reporter: in his state of the state addresst night, the governor asked though state legislature for $28 million to help fix the water system. the apologized for the crisis. he promised that he would fix this. he calls this a crisis in leadership on his part. and the health and human services department on a federal level is sending a coordinator to flint today to help coordinate the efforts to fix the water problems. still protesters here and critics alike protested outside of the state of the state address last night. they are calling on the governor to resign, or maybe even face criminal charges for his role in the flint water crisis. >> reporter: that is andy roesgen for us. emma lives in detroit's neighborhood that is considered to be the most polluted zip code in all of michigan. she says the crisis showing that black lives just don't matter. >> we have had -- just a culture of dismissal in terms of black people saying you know what, we're hurting, we're dying or possibly dying, and there's been nothing done. an apology is

andy roesgen is live in flint tonight. are the declarations having any effect yet? >> reporter: yes, in terms of getting more water and water filters to the city. the red cross doled out 26,000 cases of water last week alone in flint. normally this center would be closed on this martin luther king holiday. but today it's all hands on deck. the red cross is going block by block, knocking on doors, seeing who needs bottled water. >> thank you again. >> reporter: and the mood here is as bitterly cold as the weather. >> i'm not sure what to make of it. and i'm pretty sure i can't say on tv what i really think of it. but we're afraid. we don't know what damage has been done to us. >> reporter: the governor apologized again today for the c crisis, but the government also took aim at some of the presidential candidates. he pointed out the remarks hillary clinton made on sunday. >> and i said it was outrageous that the governor hadn't acted and within two hours he had. >> reporter: regardless. residents are looking for answers. >> we don't know what to do. we're still here.

andy roesgen has more. >> reporter: michigan governor rick snyder will give the state of the state addressight at the state capitol where he is expected to apologize again for this water crisis in flint, but he will be getting an earful. the red cross is in full-fledged crisis mode, knocking on doors seeing who needs bottled water. and the mood here is as bitterly cold as the weather. >> i'm not sure what to make of it, and i'm pretty sure i can't say on tv what i really think of it. but we're very afraid. we don't know what damage has been done to us. >> reporter: governor snyder apologized again, but accused hillary clinton and others for what he said were attempts at politicizing the crisis. >> and i said it was outrageous that the governor hadn't acted and within two hours he had. >> reporter: regardless, residents are looking for answers. >> we don't know what to do. the governor has given us this and that, but we're still here, we're still hurting, and we still need a lot more help. >> reporter: as he people scrambled to get cases of water from the national guard, they are still feel

andy roesgen has the latest from flint. >> reporter: every single day thousands of cases of bottled water to the residents in this city of flint. in the last week or so, over 36,000 cases of bottled water have gone out, thanks to the michigan state police, the red cross, and the national guard. just this morning we saw another convoy of trucking leave on their mission. part of the goal is to get every single household in flint at least one clean water filter so at least one spigot in each household is doling out clean water. but nobody knows when the pipes will start operating normally. a lot of people blame the governor. tonight he is delivering his state of the state address where he will -- we expect him to apologize again for this water mess. but that is not satisfying the critics who are demanding he resign, some are even asking that he be criminally charged with this. >>> staying in the united states, filmmaker spike lee and actress judah pinkett smith are leading a boycott for the academy awards. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: it's the annual awards season when stars of the silve

andy roesgen has the latest. andy?> reporter: david nobody knows when this water system will get fixed. so one of the short-term goals to get every household in the city of flint at least one clean water filter, so at least one spigot in every home has one. and before that the goal of the red cross here is just to get everything clean bottled water. the red cross is going block by block, knocking on doors, seeing who needs bottled water. and the mood here is as bittlerly cold as the weather. >> we're afraid. we're very afraid. we don't know what damage has been done to us. >> reporter: governor rick snyder apologized again today. but the governor also took aim at some of the presidential candidates, accusing hillary clinton and others for what he said were attempts at politicizing the crisis. >> i said it was outrageous that the governor hadn't acted, and within two hours he had. >> reporter: regardless, residents are looking for answers. >> we don't know what to do. the governor has given us this and that, but we're s

andy roesgen joins me now. andy, what is happening today?er: jane, just every single day thousands of cases of bottled water are going out to the residents in this city of about a hundred thousand people. over 36,000 cases of bottled water have gone out to the rest dents in the past week. one of the goals they are trying to reach is get a clean water filter, at least one, into every single home in the city, so there is at least one spigot that is doling out clean water, but it is a mess. >> now michigan's governor is expected to deliver his annual state of the speech later on tuesday. what do we expect to hear from him? >> reporter: well, heel get an earful that's for sure. he is the one who indirectly or directly lead to all of this by hiring a city manager here in flint who has absolute powers because of how financial strapped the city is. it was that city manager who made the decision to change the water supply. the governor has apologized for this mess, but there will be protesters demanding his resignation, and some have demanded that h