. >> dennis landry calls this his paradise despite the natural gas still bubbling up from the sinkholend the threat of land plunging into the earth. he said he'll die here. >> the beautiful houses across the highway right here, i'm fulling expecting texas brine to level those houses, and they said they're going to convert it to green space. green space is nice, but i hated to see all those good people leave. they're up a abandoned. >> texas brine has filed suit against their corporate neighbor dow chemical. now the sinkhole is 32 acres over my shoulder about 300 yards away. they say that it's stabilized and has not had a lot of activity in the past ten months. but the issue is that that evacuation would liketexas brine would like to drill down in looking for salt. but dow chemical owns a lot of land around here and it's too close to texas brine as planned land and under regulation they have to be 200 feet away to be able to conduct business. >> texas brine wants compensation from dow chemical for alleged loss of salt brine. we asked them why they want to mine for salt again in an area

. >> as for dennis landry, who has watched his paradise disappear, it has taken control. >> i wanted to save bayou corn, and i wanted to save the community that i helped to build. >> do you you did or is it lost? >> i think that i scored a 40 on the test. i didn't do too well. i never thought for a moment that we would be down to nine rents on sportsman's drive. >> landry's friends are gone. and the neighborhood will likely be demolished in the next year, and yet life here goes on. big business. >> the product that texas brian sent over to dow chemical, there's nowhere in there that says how long they have to respond to the complaint or suit. we'll wait to here, and of course the lawyers or the companies are not talking but the residents sure are and you would think that we would be hearing from others. >> robert ray for us, thank you. f. >> and the nation's top two cable providers are expected at a meeting tomorrow. discussing anti-trust concerns around comcast's planned purchase of time-warner cable. they urged federal regulators to scrap the deal >> reporter: it's the had a billio