Flint to host Democratic debate after tainted water scandal

Tiana Lankford's two-year-old daughter was poisoned by the lead-tainted water that flowed from the taps in their home, causing the toddler to develop appetite and behavioral problems. The contamination, ignored and then hushed up by government officials, will be in the national spotlight on Sunday as Democratic White House hopefuls come to this poor, predominantly black Rust Belt city for their next debate. "I'm furious, of course," said Lankford, 33, who has two other daughters.