me is where this reported kidnapping happened. neighbors say a bizarre unusual crime for this neighborhood and police say there's a lot of information they can't release because of the nature of the investigation. the neighbor's father is upset but also confused about what exactly happened to his daughter. >> the father of a missing vallejo woman is a hard working woman that loved her job. >> i know the kind of person she is and i know that she's fighting. she's fighting. i know that. and so that gives me a lot of confidence because i know what kind of person she is. >> crime scene tape blocked off this block where 29-year-old denise was reportedly abducted from her boyfriend's home. >> at this moment her where abouts are unknown. >> her boy friend told police during the early morning hours

an assail ant took his girlfriend from his home and demanded ransom. now the boyfriend is not a person of interest. >> the only thing that would make any sense to me would be if he was constrained some way and he couldn't do anything. but other than that, that doesn't make any sense to me at all. >> next door neighbor said he heard nothing overnight to indicate any struggle or commotion. >> the detectives asked us that question, too. >> he said he never noticed any problems between the couple in the past. >> never saw them argue. never heard any arguing. i saw them on walks a couple of other times. >> this afternoon search and rescue crews combed through the marsh behind the home. say he has lived in the house for the last 3 or 4 years.

her father said he never met her boyfriend. >> denise is the kind of person she won't be in a relationship where there is turmoil. she's not that person. she's just would walk away from that. >> another strange detail in this story. police say sometime after she was believed to be abducted someone moved huskins car from her boyfriend's home. but police couldn't go into that and what that could mean. >> police are treating this as a kidnapping for ransom, are you aware of any contact from the kidnappers asking for ransom? >> that's one of the things that was asked of police this morning and they said that's one other item they can't go into detail about. a lot of times during the press conference police said we can't go into detail about that.

again stressing the sensitive nature of this investigation. >> well, that's certainly understandable. all right, ali reporting live for us. one more look at the woman who authorities are desperately trying to find. this is 30-year-old denise huskins. if you have seen her, have any idea where she is you are asked to contact police. a man hunt is on for a suspect, why he was assigned to duty that required him to go outside the jail. this is the man authorities are looking for. if you see him, call 911. don't approach him. david stephenson joins us and this is the second time in less than a year an inmate has escaped from jail doing this garbage duty, isn't it? >> it is. this inmate is now looking at increased federal penalties while the sheriff's department is looking why that possibly dangerous inmate was allowed to do outside work.

facing a significant amount of prison time. >> he's not a violent person. he was more likely than not to -- if he were to be trapped. >> still is the sheriff's department says anyone who spots gonzales should avoid contact with him and call 911. the sheriff's deputy who was supervising gonzales has been removed from inmates. >> are inmates still being assign to do this kind of work? >> we spoke to the sheriff's department about that and they said yes, certain inmates are still approved to do some things but they are looking in bringing in outside contractors, again bringing the trash down from the jail or other inmates who are serving

their time outside the facility. they are thinking about bringing them in to remove the trash as well. you will certainly remember an inmate in san jose escaped at the beginning of this month. he still hasn't been found. he is accused of child molestation. he overpowered a deputy during a medical appointment. a plane carrying 150 people crashed into the french alps this morning. the plane essentially disintegrated on impact. tom has been monitoring the news coming from the crash scene. you recallunfortunately it looks like no one survived. >> it's late in the french alps meaning there will be no progress in the next few hours to recover the passengers and crew. it's called a german wings airbus. >> about 700 miles into its

flight, a flight that normally takes only 2 hours. the airbus left its 38,000 cruising altitude, then swiftly dove toward the ground while the crew called out emergency, emergency. it disappeared from radar at about 6000 feet. when it disswig rated 144 passengers and 6 crew members died. >> this is a mourning period that we need to overcome because it is a tragedy that has occurred on our land. >> our thoughts and our prayers are with our friends in europe, especially the people of germ an and -- germany and spain. >> i'm sorry for this very sad and traumatic accident. >> there was no strong weather in the french alps area at the time of the crash but this is

an extremely remote area making search and recovery a most daunting task. the captain had more than a decade of experience. 6000 hours in the airbus. the plane was aging but not decrepe it. >> if you have your maintenance schedules in place and follow all the procedures together with the manufacture, there's absolutely no -- with the age of the airplane. >> operator in and around europe. righter's report that either the black box or flight data recorder has been recovered. together they will go a long way in revealing what the crew was saying and what the plane was doing. thank you, tom. homicide investigators in oakland are searching for crews in a deadly shooting that happened this morning.

police responded to records of gunfire in the -- his name hasn't been released. so far no arrests have been made. stunned, that's what many people are feeling after an unthinkable accident that claimed the life of a young mother. 32-year-old lindsey colmes was killed when a gravel truck rolled right on top of her car crushing the car and killing her instantly. we have confirmed that she was pregnant with her second child. noel at the scene tonight. some neighbors there are lived that the construction crews were back out this morning, less than 24 hours after it happened. >> that's right. they are finished right now. this all happened three houses down. this wasn't a case of lindsey colmes being in the wrong place at the wrong time. almost unbelievably she was asked to be in that place when tragedy struck.

>> the construction horses the orange vests, the traffic inching by are nothing new on shell avenue and matter martinez but today the sight of a gravel truck where her neighbor was crushed by a gravel truck. >> are you kidding? i'm lived. >> this was all too much for amy to take. >> how dare you have somebody die and not have some respect for the dead. >> monday afternoon a gravel truck at the construction site overturned on to a car sitting in a drive way, killing 32-year- old lindsey colmes. her family confirms the young mother of a 4-year-old daughter was 2 months pregnant, expecting her second child. >> i don't know who to blame. it wasn't her time to die. nor anybody's time to die on this street.

>> martinez believes osha investigators someone working with the crew asked colmes to move her car just before the accident. the question is why was she asked to move her car at that moment. people who live here got these flyers a couple of weeks ago, notice of driveway closures. now friends and neighbors are leaving flowers and moment ohs in the drive way for a woman who seemed too full of life to die. >> when she entered a room you knew it. >> one of his first stylest -- six years ago. >> that's her station in the corner. >> her hair clipper and blow- dryers are perched ready for use. but her most valuable styling tool was her heart. >> there's a saying in the industry that beauty changes life and she believed every day that she was -- someone's life. >> in memory of lindsey's life the local sports clips stores

are closed today. >> we miss her. we're going to miss her a lot. >> so her employer this afternoon set up a go fund me account to help pay for lindsey's funeral and help care for her 4-year-old daughter and frankly set up a link to that on our website. >> hearing that person who hired her talk, that's just heart broking. noel, thank you. the owner of the trucking company told ktvu that the truck was inspected and they do routine inspections every 60 days. we filed requests for record with the chp to take a closer look at that company's safety record but it can take up to 30 days to receive those records. 2 years ago man a trucking did pay for air quality violations. the founder of the trucking company says he and his drivers are reeling from yesterday's accident. >> i'm tore up. once i saw her picture, i can't

get her out of my mind. i'm devastated. she's got her little girl and her whole life ahead of her, i'm very very upset. >> the trucking company supplied that truck to a contractor called jjr construction and that company has one minor workplace violation going back 5 years. reported missing the search for 2 hikers and why one of themended up in handcuffs. >> i'm tracking when you will feel a significant jump in temperatures. and next, russell mania in the south bay. the school helping improve their big moves with hopes of becoming the next wwe star. >> it's a huge opportunity. we're going to have people from all across the world that are going to be here for wrestle mania.

the falls are real. it's not fake. like at all. people think there are springs. look underneath. >> it hurts. >> and so does the pain. >> it does hurt, just the repetitive motion of it. >> i don't think i've ever been healthy. it comes with the territory. >> a dream and as aspiration to one day become one of the stars

in wrestling. >> when i was in mexico i used to watch it with my grandpa. >> it's something many share. it's where these aspiring where he wrestlers are taught how to roll up. one that went from wrestling to sports entertainment. >> pro wrestling is about the athleticism, 1st and 10 no, ma'am non. >> and it's that phenomenon that's coming to the bay area. as the widely popular wrestle mania comes to the south bay giving independent wrestlers their chance to shine. >> we're going to have people from all over the world around of course they are going to venture out. >> and that means hundreds of thousands of dollars being spent. then pro wrestling revolution will be one of many putting on

their own show, giving the people the bay area flash back days gone by when this was a hot bed of talent. >> his father was a huge star here. a lot of people have come through here. >> the outcomes may be scripted but the pain is real. i still think i can show them a thing or two. but they tell me i have to change my clothes first. >> now we're talking. >> what are you waiting for? you impot got that, right? >> okay, i needed a little help to win. just a few days the eyes of the world will be right here in the bay area where many of these men and women will have a chance to be seen by a much

bigger audience thanks to wrestle mania. looking a little buff there. >> i saw him this afternoon in his sweats and i said, what's going on. >> right, if you don't have it the shirt stays on. >> and even though it's scripted those guys are some incredible athletes who do that. >> and their fans are just amazing, generations span. you watched it as a kid. >> we use to do air all star wrestling here on channel 2. >> i got here at the room per room. but paul made a good point about all the money that's coming in. you come here for the show, eat dinner, it's a big hit for the region. >> when i was working back in minnesota, it was almost as fun watching the fans. the fans go crazy. >> oh, that's so cool. >> can we go to weather? okay, we can. >> my grandpa use to do live

out on irving street. we would watch pro wrestling all the time. and it was funny, i knew it wasn't real but i was reading one of my books, you know, television history books and they were talking about wrestling. when television first came out they thought people always had to be moving so wrestling became one of the mainstays, the staples of television. >> it's flashy, loud, eye catching. >> people watched it. but they would watch wrestling and roller derby. >> i'm trying to think ray, i can't remember his name. >> stevens. >> that's it. yeah. >> calhoun. it's been a long time. okay, so what we have outside, beautiful, a little bit of shower activity yesterday. look at the green it put on those hills. that's mount diablo in the instance. as we look at the radar spinning you see a little bit of moisture out there and that's kind of where we are.

nothing organized. so you see this off shore, that's great. it will drop maybe some trace amounts in the santa cruz mountains but you get the idea. we are in this pattern that is trending towards the warmer, trending towards the dryer. it was slightly warmer today. tomorrow will be warmer still. and then thursday significantly warmer. those are overnight lows, maybe some patchy fog. san francisco, 63 with a daytime high. there will be a couple of clouds tomorrow morning just like we had today in oakland but by the ends of the day after lunchtime, 73 in oakland, mostly sunny. san jose one of the warmer spots, temperatures into the mid-70s, temperatures on thursday, low 80s, forecast highs, 77 in fair field. you see the temperatures coming up. i have got no rain to talk about in this forecast nor in

the 5 day forecast, so tree pollens are everywhere. we are dealing with spring temperatures and a more spring like weather pattern because it is spring. the 5 day forecast, the warmest day of the week is going to be thursday. there's nothing wrong with the weekend. of course we need rain but this is what we have got. but yeah wrestling, i tell you what i was a kid, my grandpa, by then he was like 80, he was born in 18 something, he was around for the san francisco earthquake but we would sit in front of that tv. he didn't have color. and they put these plastic hues they put over it to make it color. >> i have never heard of that before. >> that was grandpa. >> nice story. ahead here, the cult classic is making a come back. plus the 4ers let him go but now it looks like ray mcdonald

is going to be back on the field. now what we are working on that's new at 6:00. coming up another proposal to raise water rates but this time it's not because of the drought. the aging in in infrastructure. why getting a driver's license may also getting registered to vote.

we have some developing news right now from san jose.

these are live pictures from sky fox, our helicopter looking at the roof of a house that has collapsed. a 2 alarm fire broke out on tomlinson lane. near interstate 680. you can see the fire looks like it's pretty much out right now but it caused extensive damage to the garage and also part of that house. we are not aware of any injuries but again, live pictures here from tomlinson lane in san jose where a house fire has caused extensive damage to this home on tomlinson lane. another fire was in mel pete is earlier today and it threatened other homes, it was under control about 25 minutes later. firefighters say the fire caused extensive damage to the living area but they are still working on a damage estimate. so music fans will be excited to hear the line up for

this year's music festival. >> today is your lucky day. and also this. >> wow. >> why don't you guys go play. >> the concert promoter posted this video to announce the line up from the suburbs and. the video even has that retrograiny look. as for the lineup there are some big names but the biggest name didn't come until the ends of the video. >> for dessert we're having elton john cake. >> yay. >> yay is right. elton john headlining the festival. thousands of people are going to fill golden gate park. this year some 70 performers. >> ktvu viewers have been talking about it. when i saw sir elton john's name that's what sold me.

he has such a great musical talent. >> and joyce says. >> if you haven't seen the whole video appearance, it also has a cam i don't appearance, you can watch the whole video on our website. just visit ktvu.com. he's kind of 2/3 of the way through. just ahead, it started as a search for a hiker who authorities thought was missing on mount camp. why that camper ended up in handcuffs. plus how plans to spend an 8 1/2 million dollar surplus. and an suv at the bottom of a sink hole but that sink hole wasn't the reason a neighbor called 911.

new information after 2 hikers were messing. both hikers have been found but we have learned one of them was trying to hide from the certain and rescue teams and later wound up in handcuffs. live at the jail to explain it all for us, john. >> it turns out despite an outstanding warrant she was let

go until a few hours later. >> the hills are prime for people to hike and that's what 2 men and a woman did on monday. >> they had decided for the purpose of hiking. >> at some point they got separated and the woman apparently got lost. the men went to a fire station for help, then one went back out to search for her and for a time he was missing as well. >> sensearch and rescue teams and began what we call -- searches. they were unsuccessful in trying to locate the two individuals. >> the man later returned. eventually the woman named jennifer bear reappeared at the car and that's where it gets weird. >> apparently she was not as lost as first believed and the fact of the matter appears she was just trying to avoid contact with law enforcement. >> despite a warrant, but she was allowed to leave.

>> she has been released. >> which i was told is not uncommon with minor offenses. but she turned up again. they had stopped for lunch and they saw bear and the men again. >> i just don't want to talk. >> but you get to talk to me. >> this time they arrested her because they wanted her cited. she described her ordeal after she was separated from her friends. >> i just climbed on to the top of the road and it was dark and i didn't know where we parked. i ended up walking way too far. >> she said she was busted for shoplifting a few years back. >> i did my time for it and then i didn't do any community service. >> which is why she had the warrant, now deputies took bear to the county jail and she was cited and released. former san francisco 49er ray mcdonald is now head to do

chicago. he is reportedly set to sign with the cake chicago bears. he was released after investigation of suspected domestic violence and an alleged sought. he was never charged in the domestic violence case and he is suing the woman accusing him. his signing with the bears will be a union with. the san jose city council endorsed the mayor's plan. said his top priority is using city funds to restore safety. includes money to hire more officers and 26 additional community service officers. it also earmarks money to buy cameras. add after school programs and expanding library hours. >> investing in jobs for teens, in gang impacted resumes. these are the kind of

investments we know can improve opportunity certainly for a lot of families that are struggling. >> tomorrow city leaders are set to discuss hiring more officers. the new president of afghanistan met with president obama and their discussions are leading to changes in the plans to pull american forces from afghanistan. what this means for american troops. >> with afghanistan's military facing increasing threats from the taliban. president obama announced the united states will slow down the pace of troop withdrawal. >> afghanistan remains a very dangerous place and insurgents still launch attacks including cowardly attacks against civilians. president -- is. >> afghan president asked the president to keep u.s. troops in the country longer as his

fractured government deals with a host of problems including new fears. he thanked american soldiers for their sacrifice and for the entire nation's role in funding the operations. >> we are grateful that help was provided but we are pleased that the security transitions is net according to the time line. >> his visit to the white house is also an attempt to prove he is a reliable partner. when -- refused to sign security agreements needed for the americans to leave. >> the president's decision to leave about 10,000 troops through 2015 is more than the original plan to cut forces in afghanistan to about 5000 over the same time period.

in washington, joel. a debate about how to spend millions of dollars. should that money go to jobs for inmates. what's interesting here is that the sink hole wasn't the first thing the neighbor noticed. the giants pitcher who helped the homeless.

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the al meet a board of supervisors voted to increase the amount of money spent on social programs adopting a philosophy called jobs not jails. supervisors approved boosting on social programs to 50% that the county gets from the state. that's part of the program governor brown championed to move inmates from state prison toss county jails. currently about 20% of realignment money goes to. >> keith carson has put together a proposal so that 50% of the county's safety money will go toward supporting reentry services so that people not only get out of the system but are able to stay out of the system. >> it remains to be seen how the decision will affect law

enforcement. he said he needs every cent he can get. has reportedly been fined with it is handling of thank you berk los is -- to burke los is patients. for failing to isolate patients. claim did not meet state regulations. today march 24th is recognized as world tv day. says in 2013 some 9 million people became infected with tb. tb is a leading killer of women and children. has more tb cases than most states. officials look at the risk factors public students have for tb since has resulted in too many false positives. today hundreds of students in alamo helped back helped pack meals for the homeless.

the students filled over 26,000 bags with rice, soy, dried vegetables and vitamins. each bag feeds 6 people. the students worked in conjunction with the organization generation alive which was found by san francisco pitcher. >> it started with this idea that we can change lives one child at a time. get them engaged in the community and just the bigger picture. >> it makes me feel good because i always see people that are -- and i just like helping. >> generation alive also hosted a program yesterday. the meals will now be distributed at homeless shelters. it's an alternative way to commute. but residents in one city. now the new trend is getting the attention of city hall. an interesting new way to use drones. what an animal shelter is doing

with them now. tracking a significant warm up around here. low 80s, maybe even some 90s possible. i'll talk about it right after the break.

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controversial hybrid of ride sharing and tech buses. katy tells us today city hall took notice. >> no barking, muny stops cars, private shuttle, confusion, san francisco is the wild west commuting. >> it's not unusual to say i'm going to park here. >> supervisor represents district 2, the marina where a tech savvy population has ditched the stagecoach known to some as muny's 36 for private shuttle. >> it's affordable and the buses in this area are extremely overcrowded so it makes my day easier. >> now commutes with chariots. >> the fact is the sooner i get

to work. >> butbut ann's convenient are frustrating some of constituents. >> when he walked out of his house to take his children to school out of his driveway had approximately 30 people basically on his front doorstep with a big sandwich board. >> requests a hearing on the issue of regulating ride share buses which don't fall under the same rules as muny. >> we should definitely have a conversation about what makes sense for all the stake holders. >> founder of chariot says his company is fulfilling a modern need. >> we have already extended to 4 routes and we we are growing every single week. >> what is clear is that the city's young work force doesn't plan to saddle the horse any time soon. so fast and efficient modes of transportation are here to stay. >> many are taking solo cars off the streets.

we just need to think what is a balanced approach. >> while this issue is really affecting his district it's only a matter of time before it expands to others so it's best to address it now. he says traffic studies will have to be collected. the supervisor hopes to hold a public hearing in the next couple of months. a fire this morning damaged more than 20 cars. fire crews were called to the insurance auctions lot about 4:30 this morning. it took firefighters about 45 minute toss put out the flames. they say it was difficult because the cars have a lot of plastic, rubber and other materials that make a fire burn more intensely. these cars are often auctioned off to the public and many were previously damaged. a fire investigators told us it's not clear how the fire started but they are looking at several potential answers. a song writer for david crosby says he is very upset about hitting a jogger

yesterday. he said he hit a person just before sunset and that an ambulance was needed right away. the jogger suffered multiple fractures. crosby said the sun was in his eyes. the highway patrol said crosby was not speeding at the time. bay area weather a few people have spring break this week. the weather they are getting isn't all that bad. >> i think some of the high schools. are there high schools out? next week a bunch are out. >> in our day easter break was all, boom. now it's scattered, which actually works out pretty well. the temps out there are a bit warm so really if you're looking at this week or next week you're in pretty good shape for spring break. i don't see anything in the way of rainfall and a lot in the way of heat. these are the highs today. but highs tomorrow will be

warmer than these, so 71 in antioch. those are today. tomorrow we'll go mid-70s, i love this shot. there's the golden gate bridge. i think these barges are dismantling the golden gate bridge. but a beautiful day. beautiful afternoon. clouds out there still. those clouds are going to continue to sort of filter through tonight. maybe a little patchy fog. you have got to stick it in there this time of year but that's where we are looking right now. you see a few scattered showers. there's nothing organized out there and we're getting this now with this cloud cover. 67 in walnut creek right now. partly cloudy in the morning on wednesday, and clearing in the afternoon with a good 5 to 6 to 8-degree temperature bump for tomorrow. that's wednesday and thursday you're going to go up another 5 or 6 degrees so thursday is the warmest day of the week but the general trend here is this

warming trends. they won't be much off shore tomorrow but on thursday the winds are going to come a little more off shore. so that's where we're getting the mid-80s, saturday, it's that coastal fog. that's how you know things are stabilizing. high pressure, you need a really fair weather environment to get this kinds of stuff to form. a little break tomorrow night, but still coastal fog and then it comes back on thursday morning, actually more stable. and see, it's going to get warmer thursday. it's pushing through the gaps and then thursday is your warmest day because it's getting swished down. i didn't show you any rain there, i just showed you variations in fog. do we get records in this? probably not. well, you could but it's tough to get records this time of year, days are getting longer. it's much easier to knock a

record off in march or february. 64 in pacifica, but you never know. i haven't looked at all the records that are out there. there's the 5 day forecast and thursday is your warmest day of the week. nice looking spring break this week, the next week and the next week. >> all right then, thanks. there's a warning tonight for people who live in tracy after a bear spotted not once but twice out roaming the streets. >> back to julie in the newsroom for what we are working on. a 9-year-old collapses on a school ground. now 2 teachers are being hailed as heros. >> the first thing i did was check to see if he had a pulse and there was nothing. >> the training and technology that may have saved the boy's life. also a push for privacy, the new bill that could give you more rights against officers who want to search your cell phone. those stories and more coming up at 6:00.

in sacramento today the women's caucus presented more than 2 dozen bills in improving the lives of women. the lawmakers say its on giving fair pay and also access to child care, family friendly workplaces and help eliminate poverty. they say this will all be good for california. >> we believe it's going to

make this state stronger, give women greater opportunity and make sure we have a sustainable economic community for all californians. >> these measures were offered by democratic lawmakers but the women say they hope these proposals will get bipartisan support. the satisfying is proposing a 7% increase that will raise water bills by about $3.50 a month. also considering a temporary 25% surcharge to fund the delivery of water from the sacramento river. expected to vote in june. if approved they will go into effect in july. one city is using drones in a way you might not have thought about. a houston is using to track one million animals stranded on the streets. they spotted a pickup in an abandoned house and she was close to death. using drones with gps technology, groups plan to find

and count just how many strays are in the area. >> the drone allows us to literally draw a big circle in the air as we are filming in 4k, beautiful footage. >> the first step to try to tackle a huge problem. >> the group is already shooting a new tv show to shed light on houston's stray animal problem. a bear spotted not once but twice roaming through the streets. reporter kay tells us experts are advising people what to do and what not to do if they come face to face with a bear. >> joann is just as carefree as his tiny companion. >> seriously, i thought you were kidding. >> and when we told him about this bear, then again just blocks away on grate line and -- roads late monday and early tuesday the 31-year-old tracy resident said he will be ready when he sees it.

>> do you know what to do when a bear approaches? >> run. >> officers say they searched for hours for the animal. >> it's still around. there's a chance it will be out again tonight. otherwise it probably has returned to its natural habitat. >> the department of fish and wildlife may help with capturing the bear. they are also advising residents of the danger. >> don't corner it. don't get up close to take a picture. allow the bear an escape route. >> advice joe will heed but not necessarily fear. >> you are not scared of the bear. >> no, not at all. >> that was kay reporting. police searched several schools to make sure the bear wasn't on any of the campuses and an alert was sent to parents today warning them about the bear sightings. the fox news at 6:00 start now. authorities searching for an inmate who escaped custody while taking out the trash and tonight there are questions about whether that inmate

should have been allowed out in the first place. >> this person could represent a danger to law enforcement and the public. >> good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> and i'm julie hayner, the sheriff's office says the missing inmate was mistakenly given a task of taking out the trash. 25-year-old was being held on federal drug charges when he escaped last night. he is the second inmate in less than a year to escape from this jail doing garbage duty. we get more now from david stephenson live at the hall of justice, david. >> julie the deputy who was supervising that escapee has been reassigned away from contact with the inmates as the sheriff's department try to figure out what happened. >> since july he had been held in san francisco county jail number 2 on federal charges. he escaped last night. the sheriff's department says

it appears he was mistakenly given a supervised job taking trash outside the building. >> we are conducting our internal investigation. clearly this person could represent a danger to law enforcement and the public. >> law enforcement said they seized drugs and firearms last year from his home, including assault rifles. his attorney visited here ten days ago and said there were no signs he planned an escape. >> last june inmate timothy midget disappeared from the jail 10 days. that prompted changes on how trustee inmates are supposed to be managed. >> whether or not any of those procedures were violated remains to be uncovered in the internal investigation. >> gonzales' attorney says he is not a danger to the public or police. >> he's