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Than glorious in regards to public information and full disclosure. and what is going on now is actually an illustration of that. >> reporter: an anti-nuclear activist and is extremely concerned that this crisis seemingly under some control may not be under control at all. both japanese government officials and the private owners of nuclear power plants deny that. but tepco doesn't have a history to inspire confidence. in 2002, the president of the power company and four executives resigned after it was discovered repair and inspection records were falsified. dishonest practices the company ad...

Happened. that sounds rather strong. but anderson, the company was rocked in 2002. the president, the chairman, three other executives all resigned in this scandal involving lying about safety inspections and fudging records and repair records. some of those repair records right there at the daiichi plant, which were faked to show that it was safer and there were not these flaws in the system. the company promised to do better. said these dishonest practices wouldn't continue. but in an earthquake in 2007 at another one of those plants, there was a small fire at the time. we thought. they said...

That it was safer and there were not these flaws in the system. the company promised to do better. said these dishonest practices couldn't continue. but in an earthquake in 2007 at another one of those plants, there was a small fire at the time. we thought. they said it was a possible fire involving some kind of electric transformer. it turns out that fire burned for two hours. 300 gallons of radioactive water leaked into the sea. the company again said it was sorry and would do better. at that time, the company promised in 2007 that it was going to enhance in-house firefighting systems. one o...

Electric power company officials, complaining that it took this company an hour to notify the government of that first explosion. and that, i must say, has been one of the biggest concerns of critics and watch dog groups. this company has a pattern of delayed reporting, downplaying the problems that they're having, and in some cases, outright lying about what has happened. that sounds rather strong. but anderson, the company was rocked in 2002. the president, the chairman, three other executives all resigned in this scandal involving lying about safety inspections and fudging records and repai...

The company promised to do better. said these dishonest practices wouldn't continue. but in an earthquake in 2007 at another one of those plants, there was a small fire at the time. we thought. they said it was a possible fire involving some kind of electric transformer. it turns out that fire burned for two hours. 300 gallons of radioactive water leaked into the sea. all of that came out afterwards. the company again said it was sorry and would do better. at that time, the company promised in 2007 that it was going to enhance in-house firefighting systems. one of the problems they said, which...