people are still waiting to use water. they still have to it use bottled water. this is still a community that is in dire straits when it comes to just normal aspects of living. >> and we know also, jean, the storage facility that had these chemicals that got into the water supply had not actually been inspected since, what, 1991, i assume this is triggering not only outrage, but a call for major regulatory changes. >> reporter: right. a full inspection 1991. it was a different company, it stored a hazardous chemical. and then when it became a pollutant, under law, it didn't have to be regulated, it didn't have to be inspected anymore. and what we are learning from the department of environmental protection is that, in fact, they are going to the legislature and they are looking for means so that this doesn't happen again. so that a company like this doesn't slip under in a loophole, so that it doesn't have to be regulated and thus,