governor rick synder grilled by congress today. some calling for him to resign. our cameras right there with the head of the epa, under fire for allegedly not moving quickly enough, after learning of the dangers. "usa today" went back four years, reporting about 350 water systems across america, failing tests, some of them, dozens of times. abc's mary bruce tonight with the camera rolling, getting answers again. >> you need to take some responsibility because you screwed up. >> reporter: tonight, the blame game erupting on capitol hill. >> what does accountability look like for you? >> reporter: democrating laying into michigan governor rick synder over the water crisis in flint. >> you were completely missing in action. that's not leadership. do you think? >> i was not missing in action, congressman. >> reporter: the governor acknowledging mistakes. >> i should have asked tougher questions, i should have done more. >> reporter: but for many, that's not enough. >> and there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck. >> reporter: i asked the governor

governor synder, will you resign? no answer, but synder not the only one under fire. >> do i think the system failed? yes. >> reporter: republicans blaming epa administrator for being slow to act. >> i'm not trying to shift responsibility. >> yes, you have. >> reporter: afterwards? who is to blame? >> who is to blame for what?

governor synder, will you resign? no answer, but synder not the only one under fire. >> do i think the system failed? yes. >> reporter: republicans blaming epa administrator for being slow to act. >> i'm not trying to shift responsibility. >> yes, you have. >> reporter: afterwards? who is to blame? >> who is to blame for what? >> reporter: who is the blame for the crisis in flint? >> well, the system failed. >> reporter: still no clear answer. >> reporter: and it's not just flynt. a "usa today" investigation finds problematic levels in the water in schools and day care centers in 42 states. one school in maine with lead levels 41 times higher than the epa limit. >> those were eye-opening numbers today. mary is on capitol hill. and mary, the tough questions up there, including from you. but you spoke with some of the families from flint who traveled to d.c. what do they make of what they heard today? >> reporter: david, the families we spoke with said that someone has to be held accountable. but what they want more is

testified saying the epa ignored early information about the contaminated water, but the epa claimed synder and other state officials provided them with inaccurate information. michelle: the former ceo of harbor house in orlando is now taking the organization to court. carol wick was abruptly fired in february from the domestic abuse shelter. attorney mark nation says wick is suing for breach of contract and back wages which could total nearly $200,000. nation is representing wick at no cost. he says she did a lot for the community and feels like she is being bullied. world' s best golfers are back on the course for round two of the arnold palmer invitational. jason: jason day stole the show on day one, shooting six under par. tour, but he' s never won at bay hill. today is cut day, when the bottom half of the field will be eliminated, while the top half here' s the leader board headed into the 2nd round.

phill synder and his girlfriend probably didn't think they'd be starting off their work week like this. it took several reinforced straps and a backhoe to finally pluck their car above ground. phill snyder/car owner i looked outside, saw the street was flooded, only took a few seconds to figure out it was my car whose alarm was going off. mondays then went from bad to horrible because this is their car about a half hour later, almost half of it underneath first street outside of their hoboken apartment. today's break in the 12 inch main underneath snyder's car left several inches of water flooding this neighborhood. fox's lucifer may have left hell to hang out here on earth... and we have the perfect place for him. the sign on the door says it all... greetings from hell... michigan that is. now there's another sign there... "for sale". it's a five acre tourist spot in michigan. the price has dropped from more than a million... now it's a steal at 900- thousand. you get screams from hell, a putt putt golf course, hell's chapel of love and even the hell hole bar. don't have the 900- k? d

he'll be meeting with the team manager jerry synder, casebook manager beverly gilmore and myself. >> hello. hi sir, how you doing. haven't seen you in a long time. >> i know, it's been a long time. >> yeah, yeah, it's been a long time. >> some staff have recommended you be released from departmentwide administrative segregation. some staff haven't. okay? so with that being said, it's now in my hands to make a recommendation to central office. >> though trotter has shown improvement one of the first things superintendent brown wants to address is a conduct report that he received several months earlier. >> chris trotter started saying over and over "f" the police, kill the police. that sounds like a threat to me. >> no, but that wasn't it at all. that wasn't it. we were working out together on the range and we had our chin after the workout and he took it out of context and nobody said kill the police or anything like that. i'm not in here for killing the police and i haven't killed the police. you know, and he just took it out of context and it was basically to discourage us from, yo

governor rick synder grilled by congress today. some calling for him to resign. our cameras right there with the head of the epa, under fire for allegedly not moving quickly enough, after learning of the dangers. "usa today" went back four