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The iron bounds but wards. the east were ward, residents there are not getting bottled water because their lead levels have tested lower than the western portion of the city. a judge has yet to rule on a request to extend the assistance and imagine learning you're on the boarder line between qualifying for your complementary two cases of water every two weeks and not. do you ever trust the water that comes out of the tap again? still with us, bishop james, pastor of the paradise baptist church in newark. i was reminded one of the chaplains for the new jersey state police, i brought this visual...

Get bottled water by and large if they're willing and able to go and get it in the hot summer sun. and even then it's two cases every two weeks. and so the churches in newark are doing what churches so often step up to do. they're taking it into their own hands. so with us here in the studio tonight is a gentleman we heard from last night thanks to the relentless local coverage, by the way, here on wnbc. bishop jethro james, pastor of the paradise baptist church in newark, thank you so much for coming across the river to be with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. it's my pleasure and my h...

I do have my questions in my mind, always. pretty much concerned about my life actually. >> like a lot of older cities, newark is divided into not just neighborhoods like names like the iron bounds but wards. the east were ward, residents there are not getting bottled water be>> announcer: cause their lead levels have tested lower than the western portion of the city. a judge has yet to rule on a request to extend the assistance and imagine learning you're on the boarder line between qualifying for your complementary two cases of water every two weeks and not. do you ever trust the water that ...

That memo could not be sent out. for me, that's insulting and you can say anything you want but governor, your actions is speaking louder than your words. >> i'll repeat that for him here tomorrow night. thank you very much. thanks for your work in the city of newark. bishop james, our thanks tonight. we pledged to stay on top of the story. new jersey's democratic governor phil murphy will be live for us on this broadcast tomorrow night. coming up, using a single snapshot from today to measure how far we've come or how far we've gone depending on your view point. a can reveal where in the wo...

Go and get it in the hot summer sun. and even then it's two cases every two weeks. and so the churches in newark are doing what churches so often step up to do. they're taking it into their own hands. so with us here in the studio tonight is a gentleman we heard from last night thanks to the relentless local coverage, by the way, here on wnbc. bishop jethro james, pastor of the paradise baptist church in newark, thank you so much for coming across the river to be with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. it's my pleasure and my honor. >> bishop, what am i missing about this story that would...