. >>> sugar ray leonard, we watched him on "dancing with the stars." he did a terrific job. very well respected of course in his boxing field. he was now coming up with a book on june 6th, and he talks about a really difficult childhood. in fact he says that he has done cocaine, he had a cocaine problem for a while and grew up in a house with a lot of alcohol abuse but coming clean with the fact that he was actually molested as a child by a very prominent olympic boxing coach. >> who has since died i think. >> who has since passed away. and obviously this was very tough for him and he was a vulnerable child. that's how he ended up in boxing in the first place. but very difficult for him to reveal this and a lot more coming up in this book. >> recent years, there's been a lot of men who have come forward which is a hard thing to do. tyler perry did that show with oprah. don lemon the cnn anchor came out a few month ago. it's scary. how many men out there are dealing with it. so hopefully help other people get through it. >> right, absolutely. >> more after the break. stay wit

and leonard bernstein. laurents fighting pneumonia when he died in his new york apartment. he was 93 years old. >>> this week the cost of a gallon of gas hit an all-time spring high and suddenly oil plunged below $100 a barrel. will gas prices follow? and could it mean relief at the pump, finally? matt gutman takes a look. >> reporter: all-time highs in four states and 24 other states are within pennies of their records. hawaii still has the nation's most expensive gas, but the nation's heartland is catching up. >> these prices are crazy. i've put $20 in here and by the time i get home, it will be gone. >> reporter: national average may have peaked short of the $4 mark. oil and gasoline futures collapsed. crude oil tumbled nearly 9% to less than $100. its lowest price in almost two months. gasoline futures which helped determine the price at the pump down 23 cents. >> i'm hopeful that in average places, prices will drop as much as 20 cents here in the next seven to ten days. >> reporter: so why the dramatic drop? it's partly due to sagging demand. americans are already driv