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 upper 50s, by by

about second quarter we'll be in the upper 70s for dublin, which is a great forecast for a sunny afternoon. >> vianey, funny you talk about that dublin station, we have it right here. it moves very 134509ly here. i also want to point out in addition to the b.a.r.t. station, top of the screen, first time in the morning we've been able to see the dublin grate. watch the north bay and along the coast as the morning develops, we'll see patches floating around. that's what fog does. we haven't seen this move much. just sitting there north of 680. that's standard for your first for the south bay. and of course the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. highway 4, we know the slowing through pittsburg, baypoint, that's the first for the county,

but the marker there, that's an evacuation area, and we're talking about the effect toward the b.a.r.t. station into pittsburgh. it may have limited parking. pete will talk about why, but first i hand it off to you for the breaking news. we started following this at 11:00 last night. a chaotic time for folks along the pittsburg/baypoint area. the evacuations, this is not far from willow pass road. we want to show you the video of authorities going door to door evacuating thousands of people from their homes. more than 4,000 people had to get up and guess out, ought concerned about fire. pete suratos is live where a lot of people ended up. how are they holding up? >> reporter: yeah, good morning

to you, marcus. there's for impact on the b.a.r.t. service here. obviously they're encouraging folks not to drive here, because it's one of the areas for the folks in the baypoint area. you see a number of cars here set up. folks have been sleeping in their cars overnight. at the red cross, folks have been lining unearlier, but that's the blank either they are passing out. obviously it's fairly cold out here if they want to get outside their cars to see what's going on. we were speaking with a gentleman who has a blanket. scott williams, good to meet you, sir. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: can you kind of tell me what happened? >> i'd say around 9:15, between 9:00 and 10:00, i got a phone call saying that there was an emergency evacuation so, you know, get your stuff together and be prepared to leave.

so i didn't pay attention, and next thing there was a knock on the door, and the officer said you have to evacuate immediately. so i got my wife, got my stuff together, grabbed what i needed to get, you know, for a short period of time. i said to my wife, go to your cousin's, and i'll go up to b.a.r.t. and stay close to the house just in case anything happens. >> reporter: kind of stay updated? >> yes. so i've been here since then. as soon as i got here about 15 cars, and i spoke to an officer he had -- >> reporter: that was last night. >> that was last night. he suggested that there -- he's got a phone call saying about 3,000 more people coming. >> a lot more than 15 cars that we're seeing, clearly. >> the next thing you know, i --

i started filling up. b.a.r.t. started filling up, and it got pretty crowded. >> reporter: obviously you mentioned you lost a home in clear lake. >> yes. >> reporter: so we're waiting to get more information, but how are you feeling now? >> we really don't know what's going on right now until we hear, you know, other things. from what we know now. uz. >> reporter: we're going to send it back to you, and we'll have more updates in about a half hour. we'll continue to work on that. our team coverage continues with bob redell. he's live in a baypoint neighborhood. i would assume it's empty, bob? >> reporter: we're just off

willow pass road that has been evacuated because of a gas pipeline fire and poinsettia and suisun avenue. it probably will be at least another -- based on conversation i had with a firefighter. this is a grass fire that spread to an underground vault that houses a 12-inch natural gas pipeline owned by chevron. this is not far from the am track train line there. the contracost ade fire protection district tells me the vault is still on fire, but they believe it might be a smaller gas line that's rupe terr feeding the flames. the concern, however, is that could cause the larger pipeline to rupture and explode. chevron is in the process of purging the gas inside of it.

as a result around 4,000 people have been evacuated in about a half-mile radius. >> getting everybody evacuated to the calgary temple or the b.a.r.t. station, unless there's somewhere us you want to go. the entire neighborhood is being evacua evacuated. >> do you know for how long? >> we do not know for how long. >> reporter: we are told by the fire department, chevron has been purging the gas line at a facility in ant i don't on buchanan road, so in that area you may hear a loud shrieking sound, a lot like a jet engine. the fire department asks you not to call 911. afterwards authorities will decide when it's safe for people to return to homes like these in baypoint. >> bob, thank you. if you have a smartphone app, you probably woke up to

alerts from us. wee always got people in the newsroom. at 2:00 in the morning we sent on the this new news alert. our app is free to download. today is the day that many south bay catholics have been waiting for. the diocese releases the list of names with credible assault he accusations against them. kris, what did you find? >> we've been waiting for a month. the san jose diocese ted it would released list accused of abusing children and vulnerable adults, but now several other diocese are following suit. last night was the final listens session for survivors and families to take about alleged sexual abuse. and that was well attended the the bishop mcgraw said that the

series of meetings has been informative, but also e painful. a lot of survivors and families want the investigation to be handled by the the attorney general's office, but not by the diocese, which survivors accuse of being mishandled in the first place. >> this whole investigation should not be controlled, conceived by the bishop. she should ask the district attorney of santa clara or the attorney general of california to investigate him. if he really wants to help people heal -- >> here's where we stand right now. the list of priests will be released today. we don't know how or when. we do know the new policy going forward, if any priest is accused. the diocese is to immediately

call the police and let them investigate. oakland and san francisco are also releasing names, but we don't know whether that will happy yet. we're going to post all of that on nbcbayarea.com when we have it. >> and where they are now. >> we're expecting it sometime today. >> although this is an in an effort for transparency, it hasn't been entirely transparent. we've got asking and will keep asking. >> and of course we'll release all of that. thank you so much, kris. the 6:10. we're noticing it's chillingly out there, but have no fear, we will be warming up nicely smarts into the upper 70s. san jose predicted high.

morgan hill 85. as we head into the east bay, 73 degrees for oakland. walnut creek 83, down through pleasanton 85, and expecting some cloudy conditions. that will also expect to clear out t and we're still seeing some fog through santa rosa. what's going on, mike? >> so far no complaints. that twitter lights up when anybody has complaints. he over here the south bay, and we'll let you know, and the light floe, just nows starting to see some flowing, and over here we've had a steady slowing, and in towards union city, steady, but not growing much. that's good news, or heading

over toward the san mateo bridge. look at that. we're starting to see more traffic westbound. no problem. thank you very much. here's a look at the stories we're working on. if you're just joining us, 4,000 people evacuated in baypoint over concerns about a fire he. >> later this morning, what people forced to flee are saying about it. plus more trouble for moviepass and the dangers of drones when "today in the bay" continues. (time check (

a live look at san francisco, we'll have a look at your daytime highs coming up. and we're looking at the low, and the big day at mayer island. >> a very happy thursday, a bigger than expected drop on the number of new homes look. netflix did very well. we gave you a heads-up on that yesterday. moviepass was the service that let you see pretty much all the

movies you wanted to. now the new york state attorney general is looking into whether moviepass's parent company helio and masterson was honest with its investors. the company says it's cooperating with the investigation. there is another hurry. the head of softbank has bury ing silicon valley with money. and it's billions upon billions more. amazing video from the university of dayton, showing the danger of drones.

religioners sent a dgi drone, a two-point that pretty much everyone who owns a drone owns. you can see the hole in that wing. fast-food chains with in products. the nightmare king with burger king, is just in time for halloween. arby's announced a new duck sandwich. the new item will be available at 16 locations across the country, including chico, california. >> i don't know about that.

so the weather, anyway -- eat outside? >> if you want to barb cute outside, still be careful if you're lighting any fire. we know fires can quickly spread. temperatures in the 50s, 57 in hayward down through san jose. and the wind speeds not really a factor. >> take a look at concord, oakland about three miles per hour.

it's making it more cloudy, the marine layer is starting to deepen a bit. 85 for morgan hill, in through the peninsula. up 78, and of course the still will remain in the upper 60s. the forecast is still showing potential -- this will remain in effect for the hazard thus they tomorrow. be careful for the sneaker waves, and of course very strong rip currents. over the next several days we're tracking the sunshine to make for a lovely friday and sunday, and of course we're talking about the storm nearing the northern coast, but we'll have a better idea, a better grip of the potential rain for this storm as of right now, all those models are showing that to the

north, and the lower tail end, but at least we'll enjoy some much cooler weather. >> we're looking at a pretty cool commute as well. getting ready for the northbound push. not a major concern, and pretty predictable, all over the bay, but this is a disruption right here. we've been following this issue, the overnight grass fire and the evacuations because of the gas pipeline. that's this perimeter across the freeway, clear of any risk of fire. and now you might want to move over toward the north concord lot. this one is restricted, because they have reviewed emphasize

that area for the evacuation point. we have some train lines, it's not capital corridor, that comes down here, but some train traffic has been shifted as a result, so it may cause some delays. so far the capital corridor trains are running into and out of the the bay area on time. they're starting to ease up a bit. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:21, we continue to following breaking news in contra costa county. >> we have two crews there. pete suratos tweeting that he spoke with the red sox, and he says they the evacuees will move. we'll have that coming up at 6:30. this is classic car is parked, but it has nothing to do with a 50-year-old engine, and to have do with modern bureaucracy.

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who ran into a roadblock that left his car illegal to drive. anybody bay area responds to a morgan hill car other than who ran into a roadblock that left his car illegal to drive. >> good morning. this is john alessandro's pride.

you might think the engine may leave the dar parked, but he couldn't legally drive it because of, of all things, the original license plate. he even got them refurbished, but john said the dmv wouldn't let him use these place. of he simply couldn't convince them. he asked for help. >> and that same day, john told us the dmv got back to him and straightened out everything. he's enjoying a true classic that very few collectors can claim, the original license plates. a note for all drivers. in california license plates are assigned to the car, make sure a transfer and release of

liability form is like that. that way you don't run into a problem like john did, and you're not able to register a car. call is anytime if you have a consumer complaint. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. thanks a lot, chris. 6:26. you have next, breaking news, thousands evacuated after a fire in a natural gas pipeline. piece went door to door to get people to saved. right now - with live, team coverage. also all new overnight - massive flames - roaring into next, where things stand right flow. also new from overnight massive flames. the northern california warehouse now destroyed. dealing with loss. a brand-news perspective from students who experienced firsthand the death of nine classmates along the peninsula. do you hear that?

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we need everybody to evacua evacuate. >> we were scared, don't know what's going on. thousands out of their home as a grand fire threatens an underground pipeline. our team has been live near the scene and at an evacuation center all the mornings.

will o-- willow cove elementary is closed for the day because of evacuation. will the winds be a part of this today? >> fortunately not. what about the humidity? are we dry out there the good news is the offshore flow is now decreases. you can see the wind speeds, right through contra costa county, 3 to 5 miles per hour, so not really an issue, as the flow increases it helps us recover the relative humidity that we need overnight. as far as the temperature trend, they're in the 40s and 50s, but will clear out nicely into the afternoon. and yes, we're still tracking in 80s in the forecast. over to mike. >> we're looking at the entire

commute. nothing really unexpected. it was very calm, but hearing about a disabled vehicle on the foster city side of the san mateo bridge. i'll wait until the bridge crew confirms, and watch for any slowing. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on, we know that and over here, highway 4 slows, and in that slower backup, we do expect a across the board west. across the he west. and pittsburg baypoint, b.a.r.t. did tweet out a note saying they may be moving they folks from the area, but we have pete and bob covering it. >> i want to bring up a similar map right here. 4,000 people told to get out of their homes overnight.

it is that area of suisun and poinsettia avenues, not far from willow pass road. we've got team coverage. bob redell talking to authorities, but first pete suratos is at the b.a.r.t. station, and now we're hearing they're going to move them out, pete? >> reporter: they're telling folks they will move them to los medanos college. the red cross is also telling me that. we'll get more information on that with a presser soon. tanya, thanks so much for joining us. you spoke to us earlier. how are you holding up? >> freezing, hungry, and worried about getting to work.

>> reporter: i bet. that's the concern we're heard from a lot of people. what happened last night? >> last night we came home, me and my family, just had gone shopping, came home, about to have some sleep, stuff like that. our neighbors came pounding on the window saying we have to evacuate. so we're here. >> reporter: a big concern here, i know you mentioned family members? >> yes, i have my in-laws here from hawaii on vacation. they got here just a couple days ago and we're all stuck here. >> reporter: i hope everything works out. as i mentioned, they're going to move folks to los medanos college. they're packing up, so we'll have another update at the bottom of the hour. pete suratos for noti"today in bay."

let's check in with bob. he's actually at baypoint, at the edge of one of the neighborhoods evacuated. >> reporter: we're on the edge of one of those neighborhoods that's been evacuated. and this area is about a half mile away from where this pipeline is burning, burning near the am track tracks and poinsettia and suisun avenues. law enforcement did start evacuating door to door around 8:40 last night. there was a grass fire possibly caused by a downed power line. it housed a 12-inch natural gas pipeline, the contra costa fire protection district tells me the vault is still on fire. they believe it might be a

smaller gas line inside that gas line, and actually feeding the flames. the concern, of course is that could cause the larger pipeline to explode. chevron has isolated that section, and is in the process of purging the gas inside of it. as a result, 4,000 people have been evacuated in about a half mile radius from the fire. >> hello. there's a fire down the street, this area is under evacuation. right now. >> right now? >> we have to leave. >> chevron will be purging that gas line as a facility on buchanan road in antioch. if you're in that area, you may hear a large shrieking sound, kind of like a jet engine. if you hear that, the fire department is asking you not to call 911. this could take another hour or two, and then the fire department and law enforcement will decide whether it's safe for the neighborhoods to return. bob redell, "today in the bay."

>> bob, that i can you for the update. if you have a smartphone app, you probably woke up to alerts from us. even at 2:00 in the morning there's always subin the newsroom. our app is free to download. new video just into our newsroom showing massive flames ripping through a warehouse. i want to take a look at this. this is at 16th and b streets right across from the people wok gym. the warehouse is on the site of a produce company. crews remain at the scene trying to put that fire out, as well as the cause of that fire. today the conversation about teen suicide takes to the screen. the edge of success explores two suicide clusters that explain the lives of nine palo alto and gunn high school students in two

different school years. it's all from the perspective of students. it followed six students through two years of high school as they dealt with the loss of their classmates, and then their parents' and school's efforts to help them move forward. the film makers say they were struck by how much pressure was coming from the students themselves and how willing they were to be open about that difficult time. >> in the film kids are talking about the fact they felt they were inadequate, they weren't doing as much as their peers, or they had to do more than their peers. so it was a constant comparison between themselves and the classmates. >> even with students that weren't great friends with, it was a hard time. that's still a classmate is gone. just the permanence of it and never seeing this person again.

>> suicide is now the second leading cause of death. the palo alto superintendent declined to comment on the documentary. we should mention that several of our current and former nba bay area colleagues started working on this documentary. it debuts tonight. as an important reminder, if you or someone you know is struggling, there's help available 24/7. call this number anytime, is-800-273-8255. you can also chat with a counselor online at suicide prevention lifeline.org. tonight in san jose a chance for alum rock union school board candidates to share their plans in steering the district back into meter waters, this is on the heels of a study which found evidence of fraud and misappropriation of funds. parents and teachers have protested, upset about

leadership. the tensions have also led to the superintendent to file a restraining order against a board member. tonight's forum starts at 6:00. damon trujillo will moderate tonight's forum. always concerned about the latest updates as well. the metering lights are on. no big problems through san pablo, and the built for walnut creek over here. highway 4, we still have two crashes over here. and the evacuations we follow north of there, just north of willow pass because of gas leak and a fire, anything south of there very calm. we are tracking the san mateo bridge. there's a disabled vehicle reported over near foster city. i'm tracking that. sounds good. let's talk about the weekend. lieutenant it be nice? >> definitely going to be a nice

one, coming with plenty of sunshine, comfortable weather and nice range of temperatures. check out the coast. inland 86, we can think high pressure, good old high pressure for bringing us they clear conditions just in time for saturday, even into sunday as well. take a look at your temperatures into sunday. we might even find some inland spots might be slightly warmer. this is all going to come in time for the overnight hours. the coast expects to keep the low clouds, kind of the patchy fog that we've been waking up to. be careful out there. we'll see that on sunday and saturday as well. overnight lows are expected to drop down into the low 50s, some 40s in the forecast, but it will be a fantastic weekend to santa cruz. temperatures climbing into the 70s, but a quick reminder, we're still tracking some pretty tall waves through today into tole.

great for surfers if you're heading out as a beach-goer, be careful. never turn your back to a wave. back to you. coming up next, saving millions of lives, the potentially revolutionary new treatment for breast cancer, and the next step for doctors sdpla secretary of state mike pompeo ready to report to the president about the situation in turkey. another down day, dow jones industrial average losing 135 point. you're watching "today in the bay." eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election.

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good morning. 6:43, very nice calm weather. take a look at this temperature trend. will the sunshine make it into the weekend forecast? i don't know -- i do know, i'll have the answer coming up. of course you know, and there's some slowing for northbound 101, but i'll show you what's going on. he you probably know that it's breast cancer awareness month. a new vaccine is in the works. researchers say it could one day save millions of lives.

researchers say it helps the body resist the return of triple negative breast cancer, a more aggressive form of the disease likely to come back. researchers say they need more patients willing to test it. one day after the anniversary of the deadly earthquake, thousands across the state will be prepare for the next big one. the city of berkeley is also holding drills many schools will be practices the drop cover and hold drilling. prosecutors say more victims are coming forward in the case of the could california surgeon and his girlfriend, now accused of drugging and sexually assaulting at least seven women.

the incidents were allegedly recorded on he cell phone video. they pleaded not guilty in the case. robicheaux once appeared on a bravo dating show. mike pompeo is meeting with the president today to brief mr. trump. >> scott mcgrew has been watching the latest. >> good morning. pompeo, as you know, has been doing some shuttle diplomacy, meeting with the royal family, then with the turkish government in turkey. pompeo has been criticized for taking too light a hand, at least in public, at one point saying not only have the saudis not given facts, he hadn't asked for them. the exact quote -- i don't president to taxi talk about the facts and the saudis don't want to, either.

the reports say he was attacked within minutes. it's becoming more and more clear that the turks likely had the saudi consulate bugged. it puts president trump in a tough position. does he protect our ally liance, or he human rights? and does he trust the turkish government? with all various crises in washington, it's easy to miss the other stories. i want to take a moment to show you this. president trump awarding the medal of honor to retired marine sergeant major canley. our thanks to sergeant canley. we examine the president's

tweets, executives orders, and you can follow me every day on twitter. warriors fans should be on edge all season. >> no doubt about it, we all want them to repeat, but will star kevin durant move on once the season is over? conspiracy theorists call this the proof he will move on. now, after the game, k.d. posted some photos, his brother tony replied to the post saying filling the hand up before we get outta here. the account later saying, in part, stop reaching. most fans know he's only signed with the warriors through the end of this cease are not. he's due for a new payday when he signs his next contract. >> conclusive evidence, that statement there, posted by his

brother. >> stop reaches. >> before retirement. >> i don't think they want that, either. >> you know what keeps him here? the good weather. >> oh, indeed. indeed. you know, we pay for that weather, though. but the sunshine is lovely, the temperatures are cool, and the weather is fantastic in terms of our daytime highs, so let's look at what you can expect. south bay 53 degrees, 55 for the peninsula, 48 in the tri-valley, and we've got some clouds out there, a couple patchy clouds. hanging out around the coastline in san francisco, 52 degrees. watch out for the fog some some important, down to about half a mile in terms of visibility, just slow down out there, folks. the 50s eventually climbing into some upper 70s. not as warm in san francisco. we're talking a mild 68 degrees.

taking it in through oakland. concord 85. we're very seasonal, which means normal for this time of year, but some spots are warmer, your bay area skies, once the clouds clear out, we le welcome plenty of sun rays, though, let's keep in mind if you're heading out to the beach, or we do have some pretty good sneaker waves out there. also a good swell. six to eight feet, and this will remain in effect through tomorrow into the weekend, we may see more swells as well, but the beach hazard remaining in effect. let's take a look at what -- in terms of rain, possible rain, as we head in towards tuesday. we're seeing as of right now the models showing the majority of that rain, that storm gearing off to the far north, so seattle in portland. it looks lie we may get the

bottom of the tail end of that rain. the north bay is not currently at a deficit, so even if we get just a bit of rain it will still by good for the weather. as far as saturday and sunday goes, 68 degrees for san francisco, plenty of sunshine into sunday, and then drop into the 70s as the storm sim approaches. let's send things over to mike. >> first of all a big look at the bay. typical patterns traveling north. it does not look like it's a problem, but typical build, and for the south bay, and at this point coming down the peninsula, we do have a lot of slowing. word is this crash initially reportwood your three right lanes blocked. that means only the fast lakes -- that -- they tend to be able to clear at least one more

lane whether they arrive. will you pronounced slowing now. so far the traffic in just a typical build e it's not a problem, but folks hear about it, they may shift their commute. the metering lights are on, and the update over here, we had notice for folks at the he baypoint state, that b.a.r.t. station was used, but it's no longer an evac stays, so watch for a lot of cross traffic, but b.a.r.t. itself runs on time. back to you. well, coming up, a quick look at the top stories, including the breaking news out of contra costa families. this is after a fire threatens a natural gas line. next what happened and where

things stand this morning. first happening now at 6:52, former usa gymnastics president steve penney is arrested. he his aaccused of removal of documents relating to larry nassar. earlier this year he was sentenced to decades in prison. hundreds of girls under his care accused him of molestation. more news after this break. welc

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back. thousands of people forced from their home because of a natural gas line there, a threat. >> there's a new conference going on right now. we want to listen into the updates. >> basically the release that's happening, it's a relatively small leak. nonetheless when the fire started, it ignited natural gas from a -- what we believe is a transmitter line that created the release, and then initiated the fire within the vault. >> reporter: so the fire started the leak? and then too, are we over the potential of an explosion at this point? >> we will conduct a thorough investigation to find out how that happened. until then -- until we can get

in there and see the damage actually within the vault and what has been damaged, we will not be able to determine that. >> reporter: are we in danger of an explosion as we speak? >> through the night, we immediately started releasing the pressure on the line, venting the line. as we speak we're applying nitrogen to the system, so no, we are not in any threat of an explosion at this point. >> reporter: how many hours are we talking for when people might be able to return home? >> our hope is, as this purge is completed, and we're hoping that's in the shorter realm of hours, and once the purge is complete and we're able to get in there and ensure that the fire is out, that the integrity of that other people that's in the vault is not compromised, then at that point we should be able to lift the evacuation order. we don't have a specific time.

our hope is that would be in the shorter three hour or less range, but that's just an estimate at this time. >> reporter: does it seem like an bundinaabundance of caution? would people get in trouble going back into the areas? >> we're trying to discourages from anybody entering that area. our hope is that they don't want to return home, because they understand the nature of this fire. we have explained at the sites about the evacuation, i explained as much as i can. i'm hoping that they heed our warning and not return to their homes. >> reporter: just to be clear, the gas is not leaking from the 12-inch line, but from the smaller line? is that correct? >> that is correct.

>> reporter: what's in the vault? is it likes two lines? >> the configuration of the vault itself is a single pipeline. there's a bypass around an ice lay valve, and there are transmitter lines that indicate pressure on the pipeline. that is sent back to the control center -- we will continue to monitor this news conference. we're hearing from pg & e that they try to continue to release the gas, but no threat of explosion. as 4,000 people were eye vac waited earlier this morning, and they've been staying at evacuation centers, many in the b.a.r.t. baypoint parking lot there. we've got crews continues to monitor this situation, and we're streaming the news conference as well online. you can follow that on nbcbayarea.com. we want to get a last check

of the weather. >> we'll have in 70s and 80s in the forecast, plenty of sunshine, but checking rain in next week. the only problem is south 101 at whipple. i'm tracking that. local news in half an hour. good morning. breaking news. to the rescue. >> pull, pull. >> overnight an arizona man pulled to safety after being trapped in a mine shaft for nearly three days. this morning how he got there, how he's doing, and the quick thinking friend who helped save his life shares the dramatic story. >> just as i pulled up in the truck, i could hear him hollering help, help. breaking overnight, stunning arrest. the former president of usa gymnastics now behind bars. accused of tampering with evidence in the larry nassar sex assault investigation. yet another black eye for the embattd