BERMAN: New this morning, the e-mails between Michigan Governor Rick Snyder ands officials discussing what was wrong and who is to blame for the water crisis in Flint. The just released messages suggest the top aides were telling him the real responsibility lies with local officials in Flint. Yesterday, state law makers approved $28 million in emergency funding. This happened on a day that the President Obama was in Michigan and was discussing the dire situation in Flint. Let's get more from CNN's Sara Ganim.</s>SARA GANIM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: John and Christine, President Obama visiting the Detroit Auto Show on Wednesday commented on the ongoing crisis in Flint.</s>BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: I know that if I was a parent up there, I would be beside myself that my kids' health could be at risk.</s>GANIM: Also, today, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder's office releasing almost 250 pages of e-mails between his staff over the last two years related to this crisis. Those e-mails showing the state did have concerns about Flint's water infrastructure even before this crisis began, but they kept deflecting blame, even at times blaming the people who lived here in Flint. The governor's former chief of staff saying this in one e-mail, "The water certainly has less than savory aspects like color because of the apparently more corrosive aspects of the hard water coming from the river. Some of the Flint people respond by looking for someone to blame instead of working to reduce anxiety. We can't tolerate increased lead levels in any event, but the city's water system needs to deal with it." Of course, we now know it wasn't the city. It was the state that was making those decisions. The governor earlier this week admitting that, apologizing for the crisis saying that it was not unfair to call this his Hurricane Katrina -- John and Christine.</s>ROMANS: All right, Sara Ganim. Thank you, Sara. The Buffalo Bills going where no NFL team has gone before: hiring the league's first full-time female coach. Andy Scholes has the details in the bleacher report. That's next.
Flint Water Crisis: New Emails Released