. >> reporter: at rhonda kelso's house in flint michigan -- >> i have a filter here. >> that is one of the official ones? >> filters out the lead. >> reporter: the 52-year-old stroke survivor says she won't drink it. >> i have to depend on other family members and friends to take me places, and help me to go and get bottled water. >> this is water that came out the tap, look at this green at the bottom. >> reporter: it was only a few months ago when she says she collected this from her unfill terd faucet. unfiltered faucet. for more than a year now, rhonda and tens of thousands of flint residents, mostly minorities and many low income have been without certainty that their drinking water is safe. most recently hers tested with high amounts of lead, a toxic substance especially for children. rhonda's 12-year-old daughter kaylynn is developmentally condition. >> when you heard lead poisoning or lead problems in the water what did that mean for your family? >> it raises anxiety level, i feel like i'm numb and still rebuilding from a water issue in my home. in addition to my daughter being

her name is rhonda kelso and she says neither political party seems to have been much help so far. that the current democratic and republican candidates for president care about you and your neighbors? do you think that there's someone in that current crop of candidates who can help you? >> i don't think presently, i'd like to put the political system how it is right now with the democrats and republicans. you know, the way that the city of flint residents were poisoned, it was bipartisan. so it was both democrat and republican agents, officials, that had something to do with our water being poisoned. >> but do you see any heroes coming out of the current crop of democratic and republican candidates? >> as far as someone who's going to -- >> who really cares and wants to change this and fix this and help you? >> i'm not -- >> i mean, they come here and they debate here and they visit here and they campaign here, but do you believe any one of them is actually going to do something here, if elected? >> i can't say that, but i know that hillary, she came through and she spoke about it.