the freeways are moving nightly right now. we're taking you up towards the area right here. my concern is not the roots, but the rails. there may be delays president capital quarter comes down here, with the rest of the bay, but there may be some shifts because of this activity over here. b.a.r.t. says do not use one of their parking lots. that's an evacuation points, but there's no delay to the service. back to that news, 5,000 people told overnight to get out of their homes because of a threatened gas pop line. >> here's a look at the impacted area. it is near suisun and poinsettia avenues not par from willow pass road. >> bob redell is talking to

authorities. he east examine exactly how this got started. >> pete seratos is there with some of the evacuations at the baypoint area. >> reporter: some of them are waking up as the news crews show up. we're at the pittsburg b.a.r.t. staying. this parking lot wouldn't be this full this early in the morning, but it's one of the evacuation points so all together we're talking about thousands evacuated. they're also going to the calgary church. here's what people had to say about evacuating last night. >> so far i got my in-laws with me. they're elderly. my father-in-law can't walk. his medication is in the house.

we had a short time to get out. so here we are stuck over here in the cold weather. >> it hasn't been that bad of an experience other than them not letting us know anything. we don't know when we can go back home, we don't know how long we'll be here in this parking lot. i do have family, so around 6:00 a.m. i'm going to leave and go to a family member's house. >> reporter: take you back out live. we're showing you the red cross set up. not an example count on who are actually here, but they're saying they passed out about 120 blank either so far. we're going to speak with more evacuees around here with an update in the next half hour. pete suratos, for the "today in the bay." we're looking at how that even started and why the evacuation was ordered. bob?

>> reporter: laura we're at the edge of one of the neighborhoods that's been evacuated. they have yellow crime scene tape up down the street where pete was mentioning around 4,000 people evacuated i just did get off the phone with a fire protection district. they tell us this gas pipeline fire is still burning and that a 12-inch pipeline is at risk of exploding. that risk is going down as they're able to mitigate this. this is burning near the am track tracks at poinsettia and suisun avenues. what the fire department believes happens is there was a power line that fell, started a grass fire. that fire spread to an underground fault that houses a section of this pipeline that's run by chevron. there's a 12-inch pipeline, and a smaller pipeline. the fire protection district right now is running on the

theory it's the pauler pipeline that is burning, still burning and they can't get in there to turn it off, and that's putting the bigger line at i risk the 12-inch high pressure transmission line. they said chevron has isolated the 12-inch line from the main system, putting in inert gas there, and they'll purge the rest of the gaus out, and once they can do that which could take two to three hours, then they'll have a safe situation that would allow people back in their homes. that's what they're working on right now. whether they do the purge, you might hear a loud sound like the sound of a jet engine at the pipeline facility, or a loud shrieking sound. if you hear that, police don't call 911.

>> good warning to people there. it should be loud. thank glue if you have our smartphone app, you might have woke up to alerts. we have sent out updates through the night. the app is free and able to download right now. today is the day that many south bay catholics have been waiting for, the day that the diocese released the names of priests with credible accusation of sexual abuse against them. >> kris, what have you found out? >> the san jose diocese was the first so say they would release the list, but now several other dioceses are following suit. last night was the final listening session for survivors and their families to speak out about abuse by priests.

bishop patrick mcgraw said the series of meetings have been inform atiff, but also painful. the bishop's ace nouncement here followed the he pennsylvania tonal to make their list public. that's what people want here. >> this whole investigation should not be controlled, conceived and managed by the bishop. he should ask the he district attorney of santa clara or the attorney general of california to investigate it. if he really wants to help people heal. >> so here's what's happening today. that list of priests with the credibility accusations made against them should be made public today, and the diocese

says the new policy is if there's an accusation, the diocese is to immediately call police. oakland and san francisco are also working on lists, but those will come later. we're look into who the priests are when they worked and where, and perhaps we'll get some of that closure that the bishop says this was all intended to do. >> we'll see if many are retired now -- >> that's the thing. they'll include their status l. they passed away, whether they are retired, whether they were kicked out. >> thank you for following it. i know you have extensively. 5:07. president trump and mike pompeo are set to speak this morning about the disappearance of "the washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. mike pompeo returned through the night. neither are talking about what

is reported to be a graphic audiotape which captures the killing of khashoggi in the saudi embassy. saudis have denied any involvement. in some cases the saudi government has deep ties with silicon valley. during the last two years they provided nearly $11 billion to u.s. startups. south bay congressman c maman k wants them to stop accepting the money. san jose councilman turned down a follow-up meeting with the saudis to talk about house hi

city using technology. thousands across the state will be preparing for the next big one. several earthquake preparations drills are happening in the bay area. this is all part of the great california shakeout. among the agencies taking part are holding drills. many schools will be practices the drop, cover and hold on drill. and it is 5:09. our weather is bearing out quite nicely. check out how your day will look. we are expecting upper 70s for san jose with a predicted high of 79. morgan hill 85. the east bay, 73 degrees for oakland. warmer spots inwill this, and about 85 degrees, and we do have some cloud cover now, but we should clear out somewhat in the

midmorning. expect mostly clear skies for the majority of the bay area. mike has traffic. we're looking at westbound 92. this is a pleasure, and we can also look at the high rise. this particular view is clear, but watch the coastal areas. all the way through the south bay, earlier crash on 101, that's been cleared. here's where the fire is that pete and bob have been talking about. that's north of the freeway, north of willow pass road. the evacuation center here, they are across highway 4, well clear of the fire activity. no delays for b.a.r.t. i will talk about a train shift that might be an sure for local commuters, coming up. 5:10, coming up a breast cancer drug showing a lot of

promise when it comes to treatment. moviepass is in more trouble, and the danger of drones. still ahead, a new report shedding new light on teen driving. what dramatically increases the chances of young drivers getting into a deadly accident. that story is coming up for you. it's 5:11. you are watching "today in the bay."

good morning, it is 5:13.

chilly in some spots, including willow glen. by about 10:00 a.m., mid 50s expect a predicted high in those 70s, it will be quite lovely and seasonable, but we'll break down some possible changes in a bit. we're looking at a nice drive for the peninsula, talking about disruption, a shift over there. happy thursday. stocks fell a bit on wednesday, a bigger drop in the bummer of homes he built. netflix did super well. yeah, this is right, this is the apparently company of moviepass, two cents a share. it was that service that let you pretty much see all the movies you wanted to see for $so a month, never made a profit. now the new york state attorney

general is moving into whether the parent companies was honest with investors. the company says it's cooperating with investigators. you heard about saudi money in silicon valley. a lot of that focuses on coming from prince muhammad bin sal mall. another big worries is coming from japan and softbanks. he's been burying silicon valley in money. i talked to ceos who are astonished, they could make sense of it, but half his funds are coming from saudi arabia. so what you have here is when you're talking about the saudi sovereign fund, it's only half the story. you add softbank in japan, also funded by mbs, and we're talking billions more. we haven't heard from jeff bezos. jamal khashoggi was a writer for

"the washington post," but so far not from bezos. and amazing video showing the danger of drones to aircraft. researchers sent a dji drone, one of those small two-point hobby torino into an airport win at flying speed. it shows that even small drones pose a very serious risk to airplanes. look at this. it goes all the way through the wing. more reasons to keep your -- >> if a bird can cause an issue, clearly a drone can. >> thanks so much, scott. here's something for the ultimate thrill seeker who doesn't mind the bitter cold. a russian wakeboarder twisting and turning across iceberg in greenland. what a talent there. good thing he's using a wetsuit. after he called the stunt even more risky due to the needle-like pieces of ice on the

surface there, probably just shards of it there, as he shreds it. >> that's cool, though, impressive. >> i don't floe -- know about judgment, though. not ice-like weather around here. >> no, but we're keeping an eye ute on waves of our own. surfers, i notice you've been watching it, i've been keeping an eye on it for you as well. wind speeds are calm. san francisco, a nice lovely shot. can you see we still have low clouds hanging tight. we are seeing an increase in the onshore flow with the decrease in the offshore flow. this has been happening for the past few days. offshore flows are what brought the gusty, dry conditions that dried us out. now we'll see a nice recovery in terms of the humidity. you can see we've got pretty good dense fog up through santa

rosa, visibility down to about half a mile in through the area. please be safe out there when driving. as far as your microclimate highs, the temperatures will be quite comfortable. 70 for cupertino. mostly clear skies by the afternoon. really any cloud cover that we see early on should burn off nicelien concord 85, some of these spots are running five degrees above seasonal, but pretty normal for this time of year. redwood city 76, if you head into the city, and up to the north bay 77 for sandy rosa. know, again, i do want to mention the dangerous waves. i've been keeping an eye out on the swell for you. we could see upwards of eight feel today. with that comes the threat of sneaker waves. i bet the surfers are excited.

beach-goers maybe not so much. we're going to see a ridge of her which will bring more sunshine. we'll keep the sunshine, but looking ahead, this is that storm system that will be inching right near the northern coast. as of right now, the models aren't showing too much rain, but a chance of showerses early as tuesday, heading into wednesday and thursday, mainly for the north bay, so definitely going to monitor that as we inch closer. one thing we will notice is a very nice drop in temperatures, highs only in the 70s. like this as well. we have maps of green almost everywhere. i know it's there, out of the altamo altamont. it sounds like everything is out of the roadway and no problems for paving work. the shift that i was talking

about is because of this activity here, of course the fire, the evacuations on the north side of highway 4, in fact north of willow pass road because of the area near the gas line there as well, all of that activity has shifted train traffic as well. the capitol corridor countries down looks this route, but some trains were held overnight, so they may be shifted to the tracks capitol corridor may by delayed. the roadway themselves, and the ca carcinus bridge, but the north parking lot for b.a.r.t. is an evacuation site. that's where pete is following the folks who were evacuated last night. 580 looks nice you but you cannot see the dublin grade. the low clouds are right above the dependable.

back to you. thank you, mike. up next, brand-new report showing what can cause teenage drivers to get into a deadly accident. it's not their smartphones. and continuing to follow breaking news. at this hour thousands have been forced out of their homes, a pipeline is in danger. the latest for you at 5:30. in cr

is breast cancer awareness month --

and new this morning- an anti it is 5:23, you probably know that october is breast cancer awareness -- researchers say it could one day save millions of lives. researchers at the mayo clinic in florida says it helps the body resist the turn of triple-negative breast cancer, an aggressive. of the disease. doctors say early results -- but researchers say they need more patients willing to test it. well, new this morning a triple a report shoun showing a teen driver with a teen passenger can be a deadly combination. the risk of dying in a crash jumps 45%.

i have they should have nonfamily members to ride in the cars. royals' fans will be on edge all season. >> sure we want to see them repeat, but nearly as importantly will star kevin durant move when the new season is over. it starts with an image tied to the warriors' champion ring ceremony. he posted some photos on -- and his brother tony replied saying -- filling the hand up before we get outta here. on a posting from his account, he says in part stop reaching. most warriors fans know he's signed only through the rest of the season and due for a huge

payday when he signs his next contract. >> we love him. don't leave. his catch launched the 49ers dynasty, making dwight clark a hero in the bay area. >> this weekend, family and friends will honor him. former owner eddie debartalo called him his brother. clark's ashes are spread at the ranch, along with a memorial goalport. >> he was friendly with everyone. i don't think there was a person throughout his entire career that didn't like him. >> we'll hear from joe montana, jerry rice, huey lewis, and his brother jeff as they share their favorite stories. hero in the end zone airs after sunday night football.

certainly stick around for that. all right. 5:26 right now. the very latest on the breaking news we've been following a contra costa county natural gas pipeline in danger because of a fire. that has forced thousands out of their homes. we'll have more. and a new documentary takes a look at student sue sides on the peninsula. we'll hear from students plus reaction from the school district at the center of the film. chaos in contra costa coun-

thousands out of their homes right now - after a fire threatens chaos in contra costa county, thousands out of their homes as a fire threatens a natural gas line. people had to clear out in the middle of the night. we have live team coverage standing by. thanks so much for joining us. >> we want to tell you about willow cove elementary school. it's closed today because of the evacuation. but first we want to talk about the weather. >> >> we're not talking about gusty conditions. we're talking about decreased windy conditions. the offshore flow has now turned into an onshore flow. that will cool us down and create wetter conditions. so right now as you head out the

door, 48 degrees, a little chilly there. 50 degrees in san francisco and some spots are seeing patchy dense fog. especially for the north bay. as far as your morning commute, grab a sweater, but by around 12:00 you'll be just fine. speak of the road, let's which check in with mike. >> folks here at the bay bridge, actually looks great. it wasn't under about two minutes ago we had all lanes filled in. only at the bay bridge do we have anything other than green or yellow. well, look, they just popped up with a crash in san jose. i'll check on that. otherwise, no problems out of the north bay into the east bay. the only incident is a maccer over there. there are some road closures. the evacuation zone because of a fire at baypoint. that's our breaking news.

right back to you guys with that. while most of you were likely sleeping, 4,000 people in baypoint had to pack up, leave their homes after a grass fire threatened a pipeline. it's not far from willow pass road. there's a big response from the authorities, even the red cross, to help out all these people. bob redell is live in one of the evacuated neighborhoods, but first peet suratos is at the b.a.r.t. station. it's being used as an evacuation center and we have the morning rush hour coming. are they goods to try to move those people out? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we're trying to get more information. as far as the impact, that parking lot, i believe the north parking lot is being used as an evacuation areas. you mentioned red cross.

of course they're here in place to help folks out. we know all together about 4,000 people have been evacuated. a good portion of them are here. sorry to interrupt the conversation, bur we're going to talk with mamariesa. she was evacuated last night. i'm going to let you take it from here. what was it like last night when they told you you had to evacuate? >> it was pretty scary. the sheriff's department came, knocked on the door, did a phone call, just said get out. i said, when? , they said, now. and we grabbed the dog and we went in the car. >> reporter: did they explain the situation? >> yeah, they told us what was going on. it was a pipeline and they needed to evacuate, just to get somewhere safe. and then they told us where we could wait, and i was like, i don't have that much family out here, so i was like, whatever. so i same here.

>> reporter: what has it been like for you, just being here overnight dealing with the situation? >> for one it's uncomfortable, i can't -- i don't really want to fall asleep, because you can't trust people nowadays. i have my dog, he's my watch dog. he'll bark if anybody would come to the door. >> he was barking at me. >> yeah, he's very protective, but he doesn't bite. >> any concerns for you? >> man, i just hope everybody is safe and nothing happens. everybody else's homes as much as mine, just to stay safe. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: i know you got to warm up, waiting for more blank either at the red cross. we'll continue to monitor this with another update in the next hour. back to you in the newsroom. >> that's tough goods when evacuees are worried about their things being stolen, too.

we wish them well. let's continue with bob redell. >> bob is continuing that coverage. what have been able to find out? >> well, marcus and laura, we're at the end of one of those neighborhoods, it's still burning about a half mile away. just along the am track tracks near poinsettia and suisun avenues. law enforcement went door to door shortly after the fire. there was a grass fire possibly caused by a downed power line. that fire spread to an underground vault that houses a 12-inch natural gas pipeline owned and run by chevron. the fire protection district tells me that vault is still on fire, but believe it might be a smaller goos line that's ruptured and feeding the flames and they can't get in there, so that fire is still going to

burn. the concern is that smaller pipeline fire could cause the larger pipeline to explode, so chevron has isolated that section of line, is in the process of purging the gas from inside it as a result 4,000 people have been evacuated in about a half-mile radius from the fire. >> there's a fire down the street, this area is under evacuation. >> right now? >> yes, so you have to leave. >> we have several people asked to leave as they were trying to get ready to go to bed on you might hear a loud shrieking sound, like a jet engine, as they purge the pipeline. this purging could take two to three hours. reporting live here in baypoint,

bob redell here in the bay. if you have our smartphone app, you most likely saw this alert from us. we're always working to make sure uin the know. that's when we first sent out the alert. there's always someone in our newsroom. our app is free to download. 5:37 right now today the conversation about teen suicide takes to the big screen with the release of a bay area produced documentary. it explores two suicide clusters. it followed six students through two years in high school as they dealt with the loss every their classmates and the parents and the school's effort to find the best way to help them move forward. the film makers were struck by how much pressure was coming from the students themselves and how willing they were to open

up. in the film the kids were talking about the fact they were inadequate, weren't doing as much or they had to do more than their peers, so it was a constant comparison between themselves and their classmates. >> even with students that weren't great friends with the people who passed away, it was a hard time. that's constituent a classmate that's gone. we're never going to see them in the morning, during lunch or in classes. that was a hard pill to swallow, the permanence of it and never seeing this person again. >> suicide is now the second leading cause of death among teenagers. the palo alto superintendent declined to comment on the documentary. we should mention that several of our current and former nbc bay area colleagues started working on this documentary. it debuts at the downtown l.a. film festival tonight. if you know someone or you are struggling, there is help available. call this number on your screen

at any time. 1-800-273-825. and you can chat online as well. tonight in san jose, a chance for alum rock council candidates to discuss their plans to steer it back. the board of education for you evidence of fraud and misappropriation of funds. several parents and teachers have protested, upset about leadership. the tensions have even led superintendent bower to file a restraining order against one of the board members. tonight's forum starts at 6:00. damon trujillo will moderate that forum. we're looking over here toward the bay bridge. that's the only real event that we have as far as slowing. behind me over here, we have the

issues, yes, we know we'll see some flowing. and bob is taking about awful activity because of the gas venting that's going on in the area. that is not affecting highway 4 right now. it may affect those over at the b.a.r.t. station across highway 4 is where we marked the b.a.r.t. station with the parking restriction in place, because we have fewer parking available. the weekend is getting closer and closer. >> all right a lot of people thinking about it. >> and we have some pretty good weather heading in our direction. we have a fun event. if you're an avid bike reider, check this out. this is put on for tomorrow, and this is actually pretty fun. they don't share the location until the day of, just a couple

hours before. so if you really want to go to this event, it's completely free at 8:00 p.m. you have to check the san jose bike website. they'll reveal the locations just a few hours before, but as far as the weather, it will be a fantastic night for that. please make sure to plan accordingly. as we head into your saturday forecast, we still keep the ridge of high pressure, which means more sunshine, and those temperatures are expected to remain comfortably in the 80s. 68 degrees, inland 81. we're not expecting any rain through the weekend, but enjoy the weekend. just a sneak peek into monday, we have some incoming weather that could be changing the way that you look at your workweek ahead. for now, back to you. never too soon. coming up, water wars in the

bay area. the latest ruling that makes sure san francisco gets the water it needs. secretary of state mike pompeo expected to meet with the president very soon about the missing journalist. we'll have the latest from washington when "today in the bay" continues.

it is 5:44 a.m. look how san francisco is faring this morning? we have a couple areas with some cloud cover, but the temperatures are rather cool.

we roll it up quite nicely. i'm tracking your daytime high. with a complete look at it. we're picking up the volume more gradually. it's thursday -- there is a delay for some folks commuting this morning. are coming forwarde against a california 5:45 right now. prosecutors saying more victims are coming forward in a case against a california surgeon and his girlfriend. they're accused of drugging and sexually assaulting seven women's. dr. grant robicheaux, and his girlfriend cerissa riley are owl on bail. an ambitious push to eliminate the source of san francisco's water supplies has

apparently evaporated. the appellate courts is refusing to hear the appeal surrounding hech hetchy reservoir. the supreme court shot down their argument this summer. 5:46, mike pompeo is meeting with the president today to brief mr. trump on the situation in turkey. scott mcgrew mcwatching the latest. >> mike pompeo has been to get some shuttle he diplomacy. pompeo has been criticized for taking too light a hand in all of this, at least in public. at one point saying not only had the saudis not given him any facts, he didn't ask. the exact quote -- i don't want to talk about the facts and the saudis didn't want to talk about them, either a turk irnewspaper

has released more information. the report say he was attacked only minutes after he arrived and they cut his fingers off one by one before beheading him. reportedly the video was -- more and more clear that's not the case, but that the turks had the consulate bugged. and at the end of all this, he has to trust the turkish government, which itself has a bad record of human rights. this is in america, in 2016. with all the various crises in washington, it's easy to miss the other stories. i do want to take a ma'am to show you this. the medal of honor to sergeant

major john kanelly. our thanks to sergeant kanelly. president trump is headed back to montana. we'll monitor that. you can follow my on twitter. >> thanks, scott. new video showing emergency crewing rescuing this miniature pony in houston, texas. an officer was checking to see if a truck was stolen, when he heard something behind him. they sedated that pony before cutting through the concrete, and carefully hoisted the animals out. not yesterday clear how the pony ended up in the drain. local officials are trying to find that pony a news home. >> that really was miniature. nice rescue there. they've had a lot of rain in that area.

>> they have, and we're tracking some rain of our own. if you're wondering when, if it will impact the weekend plans, let me break it down. right now 41 in napa, hayward 56, morgan hill 45. you may be notices this, too. we've got an increase in onshore flow, with that increase comes warming in some spots, including san jose, but it also brings an increase in moisture. had helps us recovered earlier on this week. we're also seeing a deepening in terms of the marine layer, especially for santa rosa. down for about a half mile in terms of visibility, so be careful. as far as the daytime ties temperatures in the 70s for san jose. we're talking about 80s through concord and pittsburg. san mateo at 73. upper 60s in the city and areas

in the north bay keeping up with the upper 70s, and low 80s for novato. we're still seeing dangerous waves expected to remain with swells possible upwards of eight feet today. which is why there is a he hard in effect for the coastline doug think even monterey. here's a look at what we can expect. friday and saturday into the forecast. when is the rain coming in? it will not impact your weekend. that high pressure will dominate. but look at monday and tuesday, that storms nears the northern coast, and in the workweek we could be dealing with a wet commute, but mainly with the north bay. the model so far shows it sticking to the north bay. i'm going to keep a close eye on that. a quick check of the roads for mike. >> you see first of all we see a

bit of a backup forming the hov lanes just remain clear. the cash lanes that do have a backup forming, heading into the north bay, and from time to time we may have some fog a little farther north, maybe the santa rosa area. no problems reported fro drivers, and the benicia bridge and carcinus bridge. this is where it joins in with the rest of the community along highway 4, but trains that have been routed around the earlier issue we talked about with the breaking news and evacuations, that gas line and treatment over there caused some trains to -- there may be delaying up to 20 minutes. no problems. you see the roadways look great. just your typically flowing near the castro y. in san jose this is a spot where

we see anything but green. this is just north of 680. you do see some folks tapping the brakes as well around alum rock, and traditional slowing approaches tully up to 880. >> thanks, mike. all new this hour, promising new research on medicine widely used, the impact in hiv prevention drug is having. and a new tech lawsuit with the claims that ebay is making against amazon. and steve penny is arrested for allegedly tampers with evidence, an indictment accused him of removing documents related to dr. larry nassar. while training in texas, gymnasts said that larry nassar assaulted them. hundreds of girls under his care accused him of molestation.

more news after this break.

at 5:55, new this morning, san jose-based ebay is suing amazon claiming the retail giant tried to poach its sellers. the suit said that amazon messaged sellers to sell on their side. last year move than half of

items sold on amazon were listed by third parties. a former facebook security officer talking about why he left the company. >> and whether the giant is ready for the midterm elections. >> first, we need legal standards around political advertising. the companies are trying to apply 1980s and '90s laws meant for television and print ads to online advertising. the current laws don't fit how people advertise in 2018. later this morning on the "today" show, jo ling kent takes us inside the war room. taylor swift advocating for early voting, she said she wished she had known it was an option when she cast her first ballot at 18. earlierth this months she endorsed two candidates in tennessee, a first for her.

no way to confirm a correlation, but she stressed the important of voting during an acceptance speech. a film festival is disinviting kobe bryant. an online petition was circulating that demand he he be dropped. bryant called the case consentius and the case was dropped. bryant wrote that the stakeholders decided to drop bryant to keep its focus on films. he won as academy award for a short film called "dear basketball." promising new research to help prevent hiv. the drug is called prep. scientists found it significantly reduced the spread

of hiv. they tracked people all one one controlled area. in over a year, the diagnosis dropped 25%. the study is being called to prove it not only protects people who take it, but also the larger population, a warning about a warning. if you're near stanford university today, don't be alarmed by the sounds you may hear. stanford will be testing the campus alert system. a tone and verbal message will play. the test will take place between noon and 12:30, so consider yourself warned about the warning. this type of story is always nice to share. >> a chronically ill boy attends classes with the help of a robot. this is in chicago. he says it's working. >> i'm able to communicate with my teacher pretty well.

>> having a tele-presence robot that allows him to be a part of the community. where his friends are, that's invaluable. >> like this in maryland before. if you're wondering how it works, he got a camera, microphone and headset. the school district paid for the $5,000 -- right now at 6:00, breaking news, chaos in contra costa county. >> we're sitting on a pipeline and we need to leave now. now. thousands of people told to get out of their hops after a gas fire threatens a natural gas pipeline. we're talking to evacuees, following emergency crews well, live team coverage as this story develops. naming names. what will happen after the san jose diocese releases a list of priests facing credible accusations of sexual abuse. and the criminal

investigation now under way, and what could be a new breach in the embattled company's fall from grate. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning. thanks so much for joining us. we'll get to that breaking news in just a minute. what about the winds? >> thankfully our humidity is recovering. that's also greet news, and the winds are dying down temperatures relatively cool. really just kind of less than ten miles per hour throughout the majority of the bay area. if you're going to be heading out to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, you'll need a jacket. we're in the