catherine heenan is is here but that part of the story. >> catherine heenan: the recording was attached denise huskins. she sounds, she identifies herself and then establishes the day by reference think yesterday's plane crash in alps. the final touch was a brief personal detail apparently in an effort the confirm your identity. it is a little hard to understand so we have included captions. >>: sitting there as the was a plane crash and having audio difficulty. >> catherine heenan: that recording was played for husband's father michael immediately said he was part he said hearing it yesterday gave him hope that she was still alive. stay with us more news coming up after the break. >> reporter: the warm up again today across the bay area of winners contingency record challenging more the three had the the rest of the work week. a sea breeze is pushing more strata the west. we broke records in hayward concord topping out about 80 degrees. the same braze elsewhere however we're holding on to the '70s as we speak. it will be some areas of low clouds. tomorrow morning will start at the uppe

catherine catherine heenan is here with the latest. >> catherine heenan: not only has the u.s.s last personnel out of yemen great britain britain is also getting out. some people say it will become even more of a breeding ground for terrorist groups. over the weekend the u.s. evacuated the last of the special forces forces killed an army delta force troops. today is being reported that the british special forces are also gone. yemen is the key u.s. ally in fighting al qaida. but data management is in tatters with rebels controlling both the airport and capital city jazz yesterday hundreds of people were killed and wounded when to mosques were bombed. >> pam moore: the race for president of the united states is under way as the first high- profile canada for the 2016 election officially launches his campaign. ted crews of the republican senator from texas may be the first a but brian noble's explains there will be many more to come. >> reporter: we are 595 days away from 2016 election but the campaign is now off and running >>: taxes i'm running for president of the united state

catherine heenan this year with the latest. >> catherine: the president's white house guest today the new president of afghanistan as expected he wants the u.s. still hold off on polling it's a glass in 9800 troops of this troubled country. afghan security forces are bracing for a tough spring fighting season. and they claim that ices is busy recruiting fighters of their soil. at a white house news conference today the president made his answer clear. >>: present >> catherine: president oscar arias ross daddy did something today that its predecessor never did. he publicly paid the u.s. for its mission in his country. president of promise of original plan was to cut u.s. troops numbers in half. to about 5500 as for how many will be left next year he says that will be decided later. >> pam: it is day 12 of the boston marathon bombing trial and a friend of the suspected bomber pleads guilty to lying. a close friend of the suspected bomber tamerlane son high- end and an acquaintance of his brother started i have pleaded guilty to misleading investigators. >> pam: real-estate their rubber

his effort to get employees and customers to discuss race relations. >> pam: catherine heenan is here sell. >> catherine: this is the official invitation to start the conversation on race. you're handed a cup like this - which has the "race together" slogan on the side. >> catherine: customers can play along - or not. but even some of howard schultz's own employees are this could be a little awkward. and they're not clear on how it's supposed to work. >> catherine: but today -- he was defending the program. indicating he won't back down. >> catherine: schultz isn't happy that starbucks is being accused of using racial tensions to boost its bottom line. and that the program is being ridiculed on social media. >> companies today has more of a responsibility to the committed teen this is not about stocks. >> catherine: a few examples of tweets. they include someone who gave it a shot. >> catherine: most of them along this line how is talking about talking about race as starbucks anymore and anyone knowing that talking about someone that is talking to log on his telephone. >> reporter: su

catherine heenan is here to tell us what investigators have turned up. man accused of deliberately killing himself and 149 others. >> pam: kaplan? lubitz seemed to be happy >> catherine: working at a job he loved. and dreaming of returning to san francisco. but he also harbored some very dark secrets and today prosecutors uncovered one of them, >>we have found a letter that indicated that he was declared by a medical doctor unfit to work. that were found slashed in a dustbin. >> catherine: german police raided both his apartment and histhe prosecutor did not reveal whether the issue was physical or psychological, only that he had been under treatment for some time, >>so, we have reason to believe that he hid his illness from the company he was working for." >> catherine: aviation experts say pilots are often reluctant to tell employers about mental helath issues. >>"once they are tagged with that label, they actually have to fight their way back into the cockpit." >> catherine: a german news site says lubitz was in a "relationship crisis" with his girlfri

catherine heenan is there was some surprising poll results on race relations. therine: it turns out as a mix significant number of americans believe u.s. rates relations has actually deteriorated under the first african american president. and the sea in an opinion research poll 39 percent of americans say relations between blacks and whites have gotten worse. just 15 percent say they've actually improved while the rest say race relations are the same. this poll was taken before the ferguson report and comes out on the anniversary of the watershed moment in american history. >>catherine: 50 years ago this weekend, a civil-rights march across the bridge in selma alabama. alabama state troopers met them with tear gas and truncheons. and television brought the violence of bloody sunday into homes across america. five months later congress passed the voting rights act of 1965. tomorrow president obama goes to sell much i and their achievements. he will join civil rights leaders, former president george w. bush and more than 100 members of the house and senate. more

catherine heenan is here to tell us about the search for the shooters who will need a pair police officerse have any real leaves about this tonight they're not talking about them. and how it turns out that a widely reported raid on a home near the scene of the shooting was apparently a false alarm. >>: play the breeze and the fact we have a situation where many leaves come into what i cannot tell you of that and the resins and the net but they're certainly not nobody in custody. >> catherine: what we do have is a recording of the police response to the shooting which came as a crowd of some 60 people was dispersing near the police station. within hours a police swat team converged on the phone a few blocks away. the three residents woke to find laser sights trained on them. the three were let off in handcuffs then released after being question with no explanation. >> catherine: the same low as police shane's says the parents of a sunset substantial reward for any information. crime stoppers is offering $10,000. and two missouri congressmen have put up an additional $3,000. >> pam: some pol

catherine heenan is here with what she had to say and how could affect her campaign. until today's she had tried to ignore growing media speculation about her use of a private e-mail server while working for the state department. she is rich she had refused to answer questions about her white house plans. >>catherine: she said that she wanted keep things simpler. after weeks of questions that was explanation. already males would to a private server located in the family home. >>: it was on property that was guarded by the secret service and they're no security breaches. >>catherine: clinton says her staff has gone to tens of thousands of messages. >>: half were up work-related went to the state department have for personal. >>catherine: she said those related to family matters such as planning or daughters chelsea's wedding. >>: no one was the personal e- mail's made public and i think most people understand and respect that privacy. >>catherine: 1 republican analyst says clinton has fallen short of full disclosure. >>: is obvious that we have not had that at all with

catherine heenan is here with the story >> catherine: his name is do we dobson when he passed through sfo airport earlier today he had a welcoming committee which left him a little overwhelmed and proud. do we knew something was coming. but still seemed bemused by the fuss over his predawn arrival at sfo airport. he and his wife sheila are heading for the final official reunion it would g mull. as a young marine he remembers arriving at the regina with a sense of wonder. oakland home and native had never been far from home. within hours after arriving he was loaded onto an amphibious vehicle and sent into action. there was an honor guard waiting for him inside. and u.s. the u.s. all members also wishing him well. do we says he's the pried this so many young people remember the battle of seven years ago and he is very grateful. he turned 89 years old next month and he does look great he doesn't have a lot of his comrades laugh but he is looking forward to the ceremonies also knows it will be a bittersweet experience. >> pam: we're learning new details about actor harrison ford's injuri

and catherine heenan is back now with what investigators have learned about the man responsible for 150 deaths. >>"he then also passed all medical tests, all flight examinations, and all checks. he was 100% fit to fly without restrictions. his flight performance was to worry about." >> catherine: the cockpit voice recorder shows that he behaved took off from barcelona. after 45 minutes the captain is heard leaving the flight deck. >> catherine: lubitz is alone at the controls. : "a pilot should never be simple reason, either they could have a heart attack and drop dead, or for the >> catherine: the airbus a320 is equipped foil hijackers. crew members usually gain access using a kepad. >> catherine: but the pilots can also use a switch that bars any entry for five minutes. that was apparently what happened. >> catherine: the voice recorder reveals furiously pounding on the door. this animation is from our partnership with cnn. >> catherine: lubitz does not respond, and ignores radio calls from air at the plane's loss of altitude. >>apparently he was breathing normally. he didn't say a wo

catherine heenan is here with a update. >> catherine: a few examples of what they're fighting over. williams' widow susan schneider wants the wedding tuxedo that he wore. >> catherine: she argues that certain things have been removed from the tiburon home they shared without her permission. the belongings in question include clothing watches and photos.including photos the actor's 60th birthday. >> catherine: williams committed suicide in the home august 11th. today both sides agreed to meet outside court to try to resolve the problem. >> catherine: the judge suggesting that a necessary. the dispute focuses on the definition of certain words -- like what counts as >> catherine: 'memorabilia' from the actor's career. >> pam: harrison ford has been released from the hospital. following a plane crash earlier this month. seen driving in los angeles over the weekend. >> pam: ford crashed a vintage plane on march 5th. on a golf course in southern california. the plane's engine failed shortly after take-off. authorities say, he had to make a forced landing. >> grant:a firefighter in fresno

. >> catherine:good evening.i'm catherine heenan the shooting happened just after three this afternoon0 near the broadway exit. >> catherine:that's where kron 4's jeff bush is live tonight with the very latest.jeff? >> reporter: chp is still on the scene and this investigation will take quite some time. but the heavy police response following the shooting and car crash you will notice that the cars and bob and this car crash are both facing the opposite direction on the eastbound 580 creek the cars were turned rough for some reason creek the broker has by for six large caliber bullet holes in the passenger side. >> reporter: i can tell you that caltran crows are here coming out the area tried to lead up to this crash site so the drivers will have some ability to park anticipate that there has been a crash scene investigation along with a crime scene investigation and shooting. tonight.an oakland city >> reporter: are going to stay on top of this story. for now just bush reporting live in oakland. >> grant: and look at what speed is like. it is not good at all. you can see the point of

>>reporter:good evening, i'm catherine heenan. the rain is gone for now.tell us if we can expect more. but we begin with kron 4's charles clifford. >>reporter:he's live in alameda where it was really coming down today.charles? >>reporter: it is pretty nice the spent the afternoon storm tracing and a san francisco run 1:00 we spotted a sell developing in fremont on south bank classic a look in some video that is when i met to storm the heavy rain was really starting to come down that sell had moved north from fremont and split into toward pleasanton but most of the rain moved over to san mateo bridge and headed up the east bay out over contaminants alameda for the island and buy time at hear the storm had faded over san francisco bay has yet to the evening hours it was actually pretty nice to see blue skies right behind me those also another sell developing a concealed behind me several miles backed south for fremont. >>reporter:michelle apon is tracking the conditions in the weather center. >>reporter:what can we expect for the rest of the night? >>reporte