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Get a $4,000 water bill. >> the anxiety they must be dealing with. when i was on the ground a few months ago, i remember hearing from so many different people saying they were still getting outrageous bills in the high hundreds, not $4,000, that doesn't sound right. have we reached out to the city? what are they saying and how are they justifying these kinds of bills? >> the city, honestly, hasn't said much. we did reach out last week. they released a statement saying they recently had installed some new water meters and by their assessment the meters were reading accurately and the bills were...

These were four friends all between the ages of 29 and 32. they were hanging out together sunday night. they all had their bikes, bikes that, by the way, have not been found, and at least two of them had a cell phone. police officers tracked the cell phone data that led them to two different junkyards. we know that one of them was about five miles away from the river where these bodies were found, so officers were not planning on searching the area near the river. this was not in the path of the cell phone data. look, whether they treat it as one case, two cases or they eventually connect the ...

Jackson, mississippi, say they are facing extremely high water bills, and they're pleading with city officials to offer some relief for those who say they just can't afford it. the increase in water charges come after historic flooding in late august left the majority black city without clean drinking water for nearly two months. it was such a dire situation, it was extremely lot as well, and even now, some jackson residents are paying more for water that is still coming out of their faucets with a brown tinged color and with low pressure. joining me now is cnn senior race and equality writer ...

>> yes. so virginia evans tells me she received her water bill september 9th for nearly $4,000 and she was completely shocked. the bill actually is for the period in which the city of jackson was under a boil water advisory, in which the water, you couldn't drink it, you couldn't take a bath in it, you couldn't take a shower in it. it was not safe. virginia has reached out to the city for answers, and she's hoping to get some help with paying the bill and she is still waiting to hear back. she's not the only resident who was in this boat right now. i spoke with several residents who say their ...