BALDWIN: Federal inspectors are in West Virginia where a leak sparked a tap water ban, 300,000 customers affected in some nine counties. The good news, at least for some, is that they can turn on their tap water now but nearly two-thirds are still under this "do-not-use" order. CNN correspondent Jean Casarez is live in Charleston for us right now. And, so, Jean, the state attorney general says, if any laws were broken, there will be consequences. Talk to me about this facility and better regulation.</s>JEAN CASAREZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: That's very interesting. That's on the state level right there. We're learning that the legislative commission on water resources is launching an investigation. So this is the legislative level to determine how this happened, to determine if there's any state agencies that are responsible. I think the result will be state legislation. Now, one of the most serious investigations is the criminal investigation, and the U.S. attorney, Booth Goodwin, told me that he's looking for timelines and exactly who knew what, when.</s>BOOTH GOODWIN, U.S. ATTORNEY: A lot of puzzle pieces could fall into place as to just exactly who knew what and when they knew it. You know, if the tanks were in bad shape, if their secondary containment systems were shoddy, if they had a release, saw it, and didn't report it for a while, all of those things are things that we would be looking to.</s>CASAREZ: And we just spoke with the president of the county commissioners who said that school is not in session again today. People were supposed to start getting the order that they could use their water. They have not. Two-thirds of the people still can't drink, bathe or cook with their water, and now people are just asking why. Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: The question they should be asking. Jean Casarez for us in the capital city of West Virginia, thank you. Hillary Clinton, the clear frontrunner for the Democrats in 2016 if she enters the presidential race. She faced a hurdle early in 2008, could face the same problem again. We'll explain.
WV State A.G. Says There Will Be Consequences in Chemical Spill if Laws Broken