nate markley wishes he now before his wife's 9th mont. we would have been able to stop drinking the tap water and so we are upset about the way it has been handled and the fact that the information was not shared with the public in a timely fashion. >> reporter: more test will be conducted monday jim smith. >>> four dogs rescued from the slums around south palo hit the courts at brazil open acting as ball dogs. they ran after balls that went out of bounds and brought them back to the players. which is so great at least most of the time every now and than they decided they wanted to keep it. some were stubborn when it came to letting go and i imagine difficult. don't you love that danielle. >> even players laughing and smiling. >> and you know when they did take the ball to serve it it was probably sopping wet. >> yeah. >> it's funny and cute. >> yeah. so finally danielle giving us a good day. >> it's going to be nice. the sun will be filtered behind cloud but we come into the 50s same for tomorrow. for wednesday. >> thanks. >> have a grea

juli: nate markley and his wife laura, who are expecting their baby in days, saw a link to the town' s message on facebook. it states pregnant women, infants, and women of childbearing age may be more at risk to the effects of tthms over time. >> there' s been correlations to bladder cancer over long term consumption of water that has elevated levels of tthms. miscarriage in the first trimester. stillborn. some birth defects. juli: the standard for tthms is 80 parts per billion; in maynard it was 89. in other parts of the world is 100. but the couple wishes they knew in december when the elevated levels were detected. >> my wife is due on monday. there' s not a lot we can do to change how it affects us. we have to hope for the best and hopefully there won' t be any juli: maynard will be flushing their tanks to get rid of any organic buildup. they will do their own test on monday as the next quarterly test is scheduled in march. wcvb newscenter 5. pam: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a saturday we' ve got some big changes coming. s mike wankum here with a quick look at the

juli: nate markley and his wife laura are expecting to welcome their first baby at any moment. but they just learned friday that for at least the past two months, the water they' drinking in maynard may not be safe for pregnant women and infants. them we' re very upset. -- >> we' re very upset. we' ve taken infant care classes, we' ve been reading all kinds of literature about how to be the best parents we can be. you have that basic expectation as a tax paying citizen that your town is at least taking care of how clean and safe your water is. according to a release on the town' s website, elevated levels of total trihalomethanes were detected in a december water sample. tthms are a byproduct of chlorine disinfection. the message stated no one is in immediate danger, but exposure over many years can put people at risk of serious health issues. them -- >> there' s been correlations to bladder cancer over long term consumption of water that has elevated levels of tthms. miscarriage in the first trimester. some birth defects. juli: nate and his wife are also mad about the way they

. >> reporter: archingous times for nate markley of maynard after learning tests reveal elevated else will of a potentially dangerous compound in one of the town's drinking water wells. a chemical that can cause big problems for women expecting. markley's wife is 9 month pregnant. >> we have been concerned aboutcorrelation was miscarriage in the first trimester with possible stillborn births and bladder cancer liver problems and nervous system problems over time.