CHARLESTOWN, Mass. -- People in Charlestown are still facing carbon monoxide concerns today.
CO levels are still so high that it's unlikely they'll be allowed to go home today.
NStar crews were doing some cable work on underground wires, when the leak happened Friday.
People were forced out of their homes, and into the rain.
Extra police are stationed at the building until it is safe for people to go home.
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