Currently there are over 40,000 people who are deaf or Hard of Hearing but also like to go to concerts, comedy clubs, plays and stage shows. Often complete access with interpreters is a major hurdle. An award-winning new documentary called Sign The Show brings this to light.  For more, KCBS news anchor spoke with the filmmaker Cat Brewe.

Currently there are over 40,000 people who are deaf or Hard of Hearing but also like to go to concerts, comedy clubs, plays and stage shows. Often complete access with interpreters is a major hurdle. An award-winning new documentary called Sign The Show brings this to light.  For more, KCBS news anchor spoke with the filmmaker Cat Brewe.

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Sign language interpreters play a key role  in helping deaf or those Hard of Hearing have a good experience at concerts

Chaos continues to erupt in Haiti this week.. 

A US missionary couple and a Haitian man who worked with them were killed last night by gang members in the Caribbean nation. 

This comes as more than 2,000 Kenyan police officers are preparing to be deployed to Haiti. 

The East African country is the first to send a wave of multinational force aimed at stabilizing the nation but, many are concerned with how strong the gangs are becoming. 

For more, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart was joined by Harley Shaiken, Professor at UC Berkeley and Former Director of the Center for Latin American Studies. 

Chaos continues to erupt in Haiti this week.. 
A US missionary couple and a Haitian man who worked with them were killed last night by gang members in the Caribbean nation. 
This comes as more than 2,000 Kenyan police officers are preparing to be deployed to Haiti. 
The East African country is the first to send a wave of multinational force aimed at stabilizing the nation but, many are concerned with how strong the gangs are becoming. 
For more, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart was joined by Harley Shaiken, Professor at UC Berkeley and Former Director of the Center for Latin American Studies.

Uncertainty reigns in Haiti as Kenyan police prepare to deploy

A promise to deliver so-called tiny homes by Governor Newsom is falling short.  

Larry Perel has more.

A promise to deliver so-called tiny homes by Governor Newsom is falling short.  
Larry Perel has more.

Newsom's promise falls short on tiny homes

The NCAA has reached a landmark settlement in a federal anti trust lawsuit.  

Questions remain about the role of Title 9 and roster sizes. 

KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports, college athletes could start getting paid in the near future. 

The NCAA has reached a landmark settlement in a federal anti trust lawsuit.  
Questions remain about the role of Title 9 and roster sizes. 
KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports, college athletes could start getting paid in the near future.

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