. >> tamara silivia and justin lowery lost the 26 foot 4 winds they lived on in this fire. we just sold everything to do this. whatever we had left was in there. >> the fire department says the fire started around 7:30 this morning. at least for boats were sunk. >> i saw the smoke when i walked outside. there was a fire. and then the next boats, and then our boat. >> it appears the fire started on a large boat docked at a finger pier. that owner told investigators his boat erupted in flames while he was disconnecting the power supply and his wife was in the shower below deck. >> it was very intense. these boats have hundreds of gallons of gasoline. this boat went up very fast. the gasoline contributed to it. once the fiberglass starts burning, it is difficult to put out. >> barbara painter and her husband were watching from their home in the nearby apartments as their 36-foot live aboard was destroyed. >> i am shaking and i am quieting -- i am crying. >> they are grateful that stone was hurt. >> normally i would be sleeping right now. i am lucky to be here. >> there is some

. >> reporter: justin lowery and tamara silvy look out at everything that once had. >> we did everything to do this. move on it and live on it. >> reporter: they wanted to live the simple life but just before as we head a.m. -- just before 8:00 a.m. that came with new meaning. >> we had intense fire from land, down to the piers. >> reporter: the fire chief says only one boat was involved when crews arrived but the flames were quickly spreading to others. >> the wind wasn't too bad but still enough to allow it to spread in the fiberglass and there's a lot of gasoline down there. >> reporter: upwards of 100 gallons of vessel in some cases. >> we walked down the dock and in 10 minutes his boat was engulfed. than the next boat, then our boat. >> reporter: in the end, roughly 9 damaged. most are a total loss. four of them completely underwater. >> normally i would be sleeping i'm lucky to be here. >> reporter: we are starting over, this time it comes with a silver lining. next move. >> reporter: taking a live look here on the pier, you can see looking out at the wreckage to the right of those

tomorrow, sylvia and justin lowery tell the patriot ledger their maritime neighbors gave raised $5,000. their insurance company will only cover the cost of the boat that was destroyed in last >> mark: normer massachusetts house speaker is getting his payments. a judge ruled that thomas finnegan is entitled to his retirement money, even though he 2007. the "boston globe" reporting he's going to get more than $225,000 in back payments and those payments will be funded by taxpayers. the state's revenue not expected to meet its goal. governor charlie baker and his administration moving the projection back down for the the secretary of administration and finance says the budgeted -- revenue rather is seen as falling 145 million short of the estimate. officials stay nontax revenues are coming in at lower than expected numbers. >> joy: the coast guard is working on new ways to protect the nation's seaports from hackers. this month, a government audit says the coast guard is taking too long to improve cyber security of vessel and port operations. the coast guard is responding now with plans to