Condemnation was quick after video was released of five Memphis police officers beating a motorist earlier this month.

KCBS Radio's Bob Butler says their actions are being criticized by criminal justice experts and police officers. 

Condemnation was quick after video was released of five Memphis police officers beating a motorist earlier this month.
KCBS Radio's Bob Butler says their actions are being criticized by criminal justice experts and police officers.

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Experts, officials, and the nation are in shock following Tyre Nichols' footage

Decades of efforts to restore Novato’s only single screen movie theatre and transform it into an community arts complex, have come to an end. 

And as KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports, that’s had made locals nostalgic, and sad.

Decades of efforts to restore Novato’s only single screen movie theatre and transform it into an community arts complex, have come to an end. 
And as KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports, that’s had made locals nostalgic, and sad.

Efforts to restore Novato theatre  fall short

Former president Donald Trump's trial resumes today as we're expected to hear more testimony from Stormy Daniels' lawyer, discussing the hush money payment at the heart of the criminal case.

For a closer look at what's to come today, KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas and Margie Shafer were joined by Thane Rosenbaum, CBS Legal Analyst. 

Former president Donald Trump's trial resumes today as we're expected to hear more testimony from Stormy Daniels' lawyer, discussing the hush money payment at the heart of the criminal case.
For a closer look at what's to come today, KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas and Margie Shafer were joined by Thane Rosenbaum, CBS Legal Analyst.

Trump trial set to resume, Stormy Daniels' lawyer on deck with more testimony

A new groundbreaking study is debunking a previous study from more than two decades ago that changed the way women were treated for menopause. 

Researchers found that younger women starting menopause and experiencing symptoms can take hormone treatments for several years with a lower chance of side effects. 

The recent study is a sign of relief for many women who were told in the past that treatments could increase the chances of encountering other health issues 

For more, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Patti Reising spoke with Rebecca Thurston, Professor of Psychiatry and Epidemiology and Director of the Women's Bio-behaviorial Health Program at the University of Pittsburg. 

A new groundbreaking study is debunking a previous study from more than two decades ago that changed the way women were treated for menopause. 
Researchers found that younger women starting menopause and experiencing symptoms can take hormone treatments for several years with a lower chance of side effects. 
The recent study is a sign of relief for many women who were told in the past that treatments could increase the chances of encountering other health issues 
For more, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Patti Reising spoke with Rebecca Thurston, Professor of Psychiatry and Epidemiology and Director of the Women's Bio-behaviorial Health Program at the University of Pittsburg.

Experts, officials, and the nation are in shock following Tyre Nichols' footage

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