“60 Minutes+” correspondent Wesley Lowery joins “CBS This Morning” with a preview of his report on the failing infrastructure that contributed to the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi. Lowery speaks with residents of the state’s capital and explores whether there are racial implications involved in the impact on black residents. Source

Actress Naomie Harris is famous for her roles in the James Bond film, “Skyfall,” the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise and more. The British actress now stars as a drug-addicted single mom in “Moonlight.” Harris and the film’s writer and director, Barry Jenkins, join “CBS This Morning” to discuss the film. Source

Katie May’s grieving family has a warning for other families after the sudden death of the model and single mother. The 34-year-old suffered a stroke in February, but this week, the Los Angeles County coroner’s office confirmed her death was caused by an injury at a chiropractor’s office. Michelle Miller reports. Source

A survey out Thursday says store credit cards can have interest rates twice as high as a regular bank card. Anna Werner has more on the cost of plastic. Source

One topic covered in Wednesday’s presidential debate was foreign policy. CBS News’ Holly Williams, who is covering the battle for Mosul, and Elizabeth Palmer, who recently reported from Aleppo, tell Scott Pelley what they thought of the candidates’ ideas. Source

It’s the first piloted flight of a previously-flown first stage booster and a Crew Dragon capsule making its second flight. Source

Cybersecurity experts confirmed Thursday that Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s email account was hacked by the same Russian hackers who targeted other Democratic groups. Nancy Cordes has more. Source

The flight is SpaceX’s first using a previously flown first stage and Crew Dragon capsule. Source

In this preview of a profile to be broadcast on “Sunday Morning,” pop star Phil Collins talks with Jim Axelrod about how his success fueled a drive to succeed even further, leading to an alcohol dependency that nearly killed him. Source

South Greenville Elementary teacher Michael Bonner’s second-grade class created a rap music video to celebrate their love of reading, and it’s going viral. Source