EMILY? >> The Reporter: WELL, SHAUN AND NATHALIE, WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE DAY OUT ON THE WATER AND TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE VIEW THAT WE ARE TAKING IN RIGHT NOW. THE CITY SKYLINE AS WHICH MAKE OUR WAY INTO THE BOSTON HARBOR AND SOME REALLY GREAT NEWS OUT HERE TONIGHT, LIKE YOU GUYS MENTIONED, THAT YOUNG HUMPBACK THAT WAS ENTANGLED IN THAT FISHING GEAR IS FREE TONIGHT. NOW I SPOKE TO THE NATURALIST WHO WAS ON BOARD, WE DIDN'T SEE THE WHALE TODAY BUT SHE SAW IT EARLIER TODAY AND SHE TELLS ME THE BLUE FISHING LINE WRAPPED AROUND ITS TAIL WAS GONE WHEN SHE SAW IT AND SHE HAD THIS HUGE SIGH OF RELIEF WHEN SHE SAW THAT, BUT SAYS IT IS CRITICAL. PEOPLE OUT HERE ON THE WATER USE CAUTION WHEN AROUND THOSE WHALES. >> IT'S ALMOST LIKE I'M SEEING IT AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME. IT'S KIND OF A WAY TO LIVE VICARIOUSLY THROUGH OTHERS AND IT JUST MAKES THE JOB THAT P MORE REWARDING AND EXCITING TO BE ABLE TO ALLOW THESE -- ALLOW THESE PEOPLE TO HAVE THE ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCES. THEY ARE WILD ANIMALS, AND THEY'RE UNPREDICTABLE, SO GIVING THEM THEIR SPACE AND ALLOWING THEM TO MAKE THE DECISIONS IN THE WHALE WATCHING TRIP IS WHAT WE WANT TO DO. >> The Reporter: NOW, WE ARE JUST PULLING IN THAT LONG WHARF OVER HERE IN THE HARBOR. WH