. as adriana diaz reports, the water in some homes has more lead than the filers can handle. >> reporter: flint mayor karen weaver said lead readings at 26 homes in the city were 10 times the federal limit, too high to be treated by filters distributed by the state. >> it's really important that everyone get their water tested. >> reporter: according to health officials, water lead levels at 39 other sites were considered safe. despite the concerning levels some homes, the e.p.a. has urged calm. >> we're confident these filters work. >> reporter: the problems began when flint switched its water source from the great lakes to the flint river. for more than a year, lead leached from the pipes because the city failed to add anticorrosion chemicals to the water. at least 100 children have tested positive for high leveles of toxic lead in their blood. >> my hair's falling out. my blood tests are a mess. i was healthy. >> reporter: resident melissa mays has been outspoken about the tainted water. she said she was horrified by the new lead readings. >> there's no trust. there's no

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have no idea. >> reporter: that bad? >> yeah. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning: saturday," adriana diaz, flint, michigan. >>> the u.s. and brazil are working to develop a vaccine and other technologies to control the spread of the mosquito-borne zika virus and found in brazil and 20 other nations and most in the latin america and caribbeans. brazil is set to host the olympic games this summer. >>> we will have much more about the looming zika virus threat >>> peace talks got off to a start in geneva. it agreed to meet with u.n. official while still insisting it would not negotiate. individual members of the syrian opposition talked with a special member of the envoy. >>> a woman was found guilty in britain for joining the terror group. here is allen pizzey with more. >> reporter: shaquille told her family she was taking her 1-year-oldldon for a holiday in turkey and ended up in a so-called islamic state in syria. the 26-year-old claimed it was all accidental. but according to a police statement, shaquille self-radicalized by viewing extremist material on the internet, she was not n

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bottled water long before the residents were. and here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: a year ago, while flint residents were told their water was safe to drink, despite the taste and foul odor, water coolers were delivered to flint's state office building. newly released e-mails from january, 2015, show that the state was concerned about its employees drinking flint water. the e-mails were sent days after the city told residents the water contained high levels of a by-product from treatment chemicals. the city's notice said, "you do not need to boil your water or take other corrective actions." and that the water was drinkable. but the state told its employees in flint that, in a radio interview this afternoon, governor rick snyder addressed the issue of state workers getting coolers. >> reporter: we asked flint residents what they thought about the e-mails. >> last when? >> reporter: january. >> january. a year ago? that's sad. very sad. >> reporter: what will it take for to you regain trust in the state? >> wow, i have no idea. i really have no idea. >> reporter: that bad? >> yup. >>

workers were provided bottled water long before the residents were. and here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: a year ago, while flint residents were told their water was safe to drink, despite the taste and foul odor, water coolers were delivered to flint's state office building. newly released e-mails from january, 2015, show that the state was concerned about its employees drinking flint water. the e-mails were sent days after the city told residents the water contained high levels of a by-product from treatment chemicals. the city's notice said, "you do not need to boil your water or take other corrective actions." and that the water was drinkable. but the state told its employees in flint that, in a radio interview this afternoon, governor rick snyder addressed the issue of state >> reporter: we asked flint residents what they thought about the e-mails. >> last when? >> reporter: january. >> january. a year ago? that's sad. very sad. >> reporter: what will it take for to you regain trust in the state? >> wow, i have no idea. i really have no idea. >> reporter: that bad? >> yup. >> report