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Visited her rykers island. Reporter we were told it has a zero tolerance with regard to mistreatment of visitors. Im very scared. Reporter this 26yearold broke down as she described what she says happened to her in a visit last month with two corrections officer. They told me to take off my clothes. She said she had cleared two metal detectors with no problem. Doc does not permit strip searches of visitors and pat frisks are permitted only with a signed consent form. Asked a question like why, why i do need to take off my clothes . And they told me youre not here to ask questions. Reporter in ...

Continues to rise after typhoon in haiyan. We will have the latest coming up. Maligned we will talk first about the barts delay. There is a person trapped under a train and there is no Service Coming out of the el cerrito. There are major delays on our rich man and a fremont line. It is also going to affect arrest of the bart system because they are likely to start experiencing delays brought the commute. You can expect your commute to be delayed especially if you use the Richmond Fremont line. On the freeway, heres a quick look at the nimitz freeway. Theres a new accident reported at fifth we...

Temperatures continue to climb across the region and so does the risk of severe weather. Knowing how to spot dangerous weather conditions is not only beneficial to you and your family, but also your c

(WHTM) — Many people think that you need to become a professional meteorologist to help report the weather. However, the National Weather Service (NWS) has a free program where anyone can help in reporting severe weather to keep the public safe. The SKYWARN Storm Spotter Program was created by the National Weather Service in the […]

The first thing that usually comes to mind when it comes to people predicting and talking about the weather is meteorologists. These individuals are trained and certified to forecast the weather. But, did you know that the general public also can help with spotting and reporting weather?