it also tells the story of annie oakley who was a friend of both of thesek men. the book received a starred review from kirkus and was named by true west magazine and the millions as the best book of 2017. stillman is also the author of "desert reckoning," which is the winner of the spur award and the los angeles press club award for best nonfiction. her book "mustang" was an l.a. times best book of the year and was released in audio with wendy mallic, anjelica huston, francis fisher and others. she is also the author of twentynine palms, a los angeles times best book of the year which hunter thompson called, quote, a strange and brilliant story by an important american writer. we have that important american writer with us today, so please give a very warm savannah welcome to deanne stillman. [applause] >> thank you so much, savannah and savannah book festival, c-span, trinity united methodist church and my sponsors. really great to be here. so as you know, i'm here to talk about my latest book, "blood brothers," which is about the strange friendship between sit

it also tells the story of any oakley was all friend of both m. the book was named as the best book of 2017. she is also the author of desert recognizing which is the winner of the spur award in the los angeles press club award for best nonfiction. her book mustang was in l.a. times best book of the year end released an audio. she is also the author of twentynine palms, out in l.a. times best book of the year which hundred thompson called a strange and brilliant story by an important americania writer. please give a warm welcome to dm stillman. >> thank you so much savannah. savannah book festival, c-span, trinity united, methodist church and my sponsors, it's great to be here. as you know, i am here to talk about my latest book blood brothers which is about the strange friendship between sitting and buffalo bill with kind of a corollary appearance from any oakley and i'm going to read a few excerpts and talk about my journey through the story and then take some questions from you "after words". first i want to talk to a bit about how i came to wr

it also tells the story of annie oakley who was a friend of both of these men. the book received start review and was named by true west magazine and he millions as the best book of 2017. deanne stillman is the author of desert reckoning, the winner of the spur award and los angeles press club award for best nonfiction. her book mustang was an la times best book of the year and was released in audio with angelica houston, frances fisher and others. she is also the author of twentynine palms, los angeles times best book of the year with to thompson calling a strange and brilliant story by an important american writer. we have an important american writer with us today so please give a warm savanna welcome to deanne stillman. >> thank you so much. trinity united methodist church and my sponsors. and my books blood brothers about the strange friendship between sitting bull and buffalo bill. from annie oakley. my journey through this story, let me talk about how i came to write this. this very strange story about a strange friendship. some time ago while working on

the acorn and the oakley. acorn and thethe oakley all throughout the house. -- oakleaf all throughout the house. the theme of the family. and there were all sorts and kinds of marble, a lot of ornamentation. this house is supposed to look like an italian palace. they wanted to make a statement that, indeed, they had succeeded, that they had met the pinnacle and that they were able to do what they could with their resources and they wanted to create fine homes that were in the style of european mansions. it was built by richard morris hunt, the preeminent architect of the time. he was the first american to study at the ecole des beaux artes in paris, and he was the hottest architect of the period. to hire hunt meant that you would have a great showpiece to put on display. he worked very closely with the vanderbilt family in creating this room, the great hall, and all of the other rooms we are going to see today. commodore cornelius vanderbilt was the patriarch of the family. and he started out with a little --

i mean, again, think about it's not just annie oakley who wouldn't have a snuck -- nickname. think about what stories we would tell ourselves about who we are as americans without buffalo bill and his wild west show. what dreams would this country have about itself. and, of course, there's a dark side, and i talk about and write about all of this in my book. here's a little bit about the two men together. some friendships form quickly and fade just as fast, others last for a short period of time, an hour say or a day, but even they may be as deep as the kind that lasts for a lifetime. and then there are those in which mysterious forces, a hand of the creator perhaps, necessity, desire brings two people together. even former enemies in an alliance that seems unlikely. and in the end, not at all. such was the join-up of sitting bull and buffalo bill. foes in '76, friends in '85 as the photo caption said of the pair. each an icon to himself, together a powerhouse of mythology and might and sparks. both -- the men had much in common, both were fathers, husbands, brothers, sons. b

. >> you will love dezi oakley she says stepping into the role is a dream come true. she plays jenna an expert pie maker working at a diner. >> they say this musical is baked from the heart. dezi says that jenna is a character we can all connect with. someone that doesn't always realize her full potential and is lifted up and guided by good friends. a journey like a pie with lots of layer and it gets sweeter as the show goes on and playing the role -- >> now in this position where she has chosen me to take this around the country but she is currently on broadway now. also playing this role. so the two of us together. i would pinching myself. if i said this to myself five years ago. and the audience falls in love with the music. >> a great score, it's here at the forest theater own through sunday. dezi says come on down and join her at the diner. those tickets are selling like hot pies. >> it's a great show. >> i am going this weekend. i can't wait. >> is there food what does the food taste like? >> there is pie. >> you may be disappointed. >> thanks sara. still to com

garvin: mogul skier kc oakley is something of an overachiever. the piedmont native managed to graduate from uc berkeley in just three years, all the while skiing at an elite level. but she says her biggest lesson she's learned in life has nothing to do with the medal or even a degree. it's something she learned from her late best friend. dreams can be a powerful motivator. the hope of one day competing at the olympic games has pushed kc oakley's body up and down the mountain many times when it would rather not. so, kc knows olympic dreams are important. they are not, however, everything. that a lesson kc began learning her very first day at uc berkeley. kc: so, i met jill walking into first day of classes. garvin: jill costello was a cox for the berkeley crew team. the two soon became best friends, roommates, and sorority sisters, each living their best lives until the end of their junior year. kc: june 2009, yeah. and you know, everything changed after that. garvin: jill was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. though her senior year would be

profits he also said that he wants to profit from breaks it you know this plan transfer from your oakley ring business from london to the continent from for france that wants to have a share in that by him also said that the increase in market volatility we've seen recently was likely to stay and that's good for markets operated because vestas are likely to try to hedge more than risky investments and that means more volumes on the trading platforms of georgia birds and last but not least by the talked about m. and a just their positions that's another way that those are ones to grow by kind of who's in first in frankfurt thank you very much. now is the end of massive oil use finally in sight b.p.'s released its annual energy outlook and it says that twenty thirty five is the year when we'll reach peak oil demand and after that renewable energy will take a far larger piece of the pie is still unknown way to go before then though prompting even the c.e.o. of the oil and gas giant b.p. to call for shift towards less harmful few. automotive companies all over the world or betting on the mas

evolutionary origin which indicates that all of these folk loose ations of the great apes are laugh oakley's agents so therefore we could trace back the evolution of laughter to be at least ten to sixteen moving years. that turns out that studying the transition from primer. the human laughter not only tells you how other primates are different than us but also explains why we can talk and other apes can't here's a case where laughter can be used as a tool to study vocal evolution. the key events. human vocal evolution turns out to be by peter you know who would have guessed it. the thorax is freed of its mechanical support function this permits the second theory selection for making fancy sounds of speech. a lot of linguist or paleo linguist individuals interested in the evolution of language i think has missed this because their main concern is the evolution of brain mechanisms might have to do with grammatical processes and so on and they're less interested in lowly matters of breath control but turns out that breath control is really the secret to everything it started there. is just a s

the student at freedom high school in oakley died.he school hasn't said how the student died but counsellors will be available for grieving students and staff. there have been several schools in recent months. just last week we told you about how four students died at liberty high school. >>> many people celebrating the super bowl. we went on the ride along. an alleged drunk driver was pulled over 15 minutes into the ride. we can that more than 300 dui arrests. if you drive during the commute hours, you'll probably notice that not everyone in the car pool lane is supposed to be there. now transportation leaders are trying to cut down on car pool cheats. indicating about one in five car pool drivers are going solo, against the law. now to figure out if new technology might help. >>> you'they will say when it i know use the third lane of the lower deck. it is expected to open in april. this is during peak hours. people will see a green arrow. the testing for those signals begins today. leaders from alameda believe they can cut can down

. >> regarding the use of midazolam, mike oakley from the corrections department said i looked onlinet the key wikileaks or whatever, and i did find out midazolam would render a person unconscious, so we thought it was okay. >> obviously they need someone better equipped at knowing if someone is rendered unconscious. >> after hitting an artery causing lockett's blood to spray, the doctor who executed lockett said he hoped to, quote, get enough money out of this to go buy a new jacket. >> what happened in oklahoma is deeply troubling. >> clayton lockett's case would bring worldwide attention to america's botched executions and questions about the future of lethal injection. >> human rights outrage -- >> after botching the delivery of a new and untested combination of drugs -- >> clayton lockett was said to be shaking uncontrollably 20 minutes after the first drug was administered. >> you've got amateur hour going on here, having someone poorly trained, brew up something in the back in the kitchen saying i never tried this before, let's see how it goes. >> and voices on both sides of th

. >>> we are tracking an accident and this is out in antioch as you're headed to oakley. we have a crash on the bypass. this is a look near lone tree way. the crash is being reported a little closer to the antioch bridge, or 160. so we'll keep an eye on it. so far no delays. it's a rollover crash just past 160. so keep that in mind if you are heading in that direction. if you are heading westbound 4 your ride in the green looking good out of antioch over to concord about 13 minutes. your ride along 680 is in the green moving at the limit. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, no love for those drivers. they are backing up in the cash lanes. but your drive times are still in the green. 10 minutes into san francisco. back to you. >>> a vallejo police officer shot and killed a suspect during what officials say was a violent struggle. kpix 5's jessica flores joins us live from the vallejo police department with more on the investigation this morning. >>> reporter: this morning, vallejo police are investigating exactly what led up to that shooting that ended up with this man dead

it also tells the story of annie oakley who was a friend of both of these men.the book received start review and was named by true west magazine and he millions as the best book of 2017. deanne stillman is the author of desert reckoning, the winner of the spur award and los angeles press club award for best nonfiction. her book mustang was an la times best book of the year and was released in audio with angelica houston, frances fisher and others. she is also the author of twentynine palms, los angeles times best book of the year with to thompson calling a strange and brilliant story by an important american writer. we have an important american writer with us today so please give a warm savanna welcome to deanne stillman. >> thank you so much. trinity united methodist church and my sponsors. and my books blood brothers about the strange friendship between sitting bull and buffalo bill. from annie oakley. my journey through this story, let me talk about how i came to write this. this very strange story about a strange friendship. some time ago while working on m

according to the east bay times that student at freedom high school in oakley died.udent and school hasn't said how the school died, but counselors will be available for grieving students and staff. there have been several deaths at schools in east contra costa in recent months. last week we told you about how four students have died so far this school year at liberty high school in brentwood. >>> all those super bowl parties have the chp very busy overnight. nbc bay area went on a ride along, an alleged drunk driver was pulled over just 15 minutes into that ride. while we're still waiting for arrest numbers from last night we do know more than 300 dui arrests were made in the last two weeks alone. that's about 40 more arrests than the same time last year. >>> if you drive during the commute hours you probably noticed this one, let's just say not everyone in the carpool lane is legally supposed to be there. so now transportation leaders are reportedly trying to come up with new ways to cut down on carpool cheats. the ig -- or ij, rather, cites that mtc reports this m

. >> in hayward, berkeley, oakley , 70s for the late afternoon. upper 60s for noon, low 70s at about four p.m. than we slide by about 6 pm. here's a look at the afternoon highs around the region, 76 in santa rosa, napa has an opportunity to break a record today. 70 degrees will be the hive for pacifica. we have 74 for concord, 77 in concord yesterday. if you just don't want to watch the super bowl, it may be a good day to head to the beach. temperatures will remain above average and dry as we get into the extended forecast, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. >> we talked about this. are reservoirs are in good shape. we are okay for little bit. >> thank you.>>> scientists call it the discovery of a lifetime. a 4400-year-old tomb that is been unveiled. >>> big stories surrounding the eagles and the patriots. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. >>> welcome back. this is super bowl sunday. terrell owens will be in the hall of fame later this year. he was a six-time all-pro membe

the filmmaking connues with a new generation. 24-year-old oakley fugate grew up in a nearby town withation of just0. without appalshop, he says, his options were limited. >> when it comes to artistic ofeams and stuff like mine, they're just kinike, "no, you need to do something serious," like, they don't, they don't even consider the possibility of you aually doing it. >> brown: but after a training program, he's produced several documentaries, including am recent fotlighting a transgender student in. whitesbu >> i'm not scared to the trans anymore. i'm in the scared or ashamed of it. >> brown: most important, says ada smith, there's a renewed ccus on how art and cultu stimulate a local economy. >> if people want to come downtown for things, if there's music, if there's events, if there's things to do, all of a sudden, there's more businesses. if people have an opportunity to try some different things-- say, "whoa, i can open a record store, i could start a tattoo parlor, i can open a bar." your mind just opens up fr an initial nugget of trying something different. >> brown: appalshop

. >> counselors will be at freedom high school in oakley today after a student either of the we can.s sent home to parents and the student died in a tragic accident. we don't know the name or age of the student. this comes as nearby liberty high school in brentwood has lost four of its students since just the beginning of the school year. >> to the north by now where petaluma police found the driver of this car that they had been looking for since a collision on january 25 and the driver was arrested for being involved in the street racing crash which left a high school student seriously injured. he has been identified as 23- year-old juan guzman garcia. police say somebody who saw the car in the parking lot and called them. he admitted he was racing but was scared to talk to police because he was driving with a suspended license from a previous dui. the other driver was a 17-year- old who was arrested shortly after the crest. >> time is a 54. officers injured during a traffic's stop and see if cisco will bring you the latest for the search for the driver.[music] >>> american troops

. >> we'll catch up with chloe kim later this morning her list of sponsors, burton, target, oakley, samsung, visa, nike she's done some work with intel. 17 years old and working with some of the biggest companies in the world. must be an amazing feeling and a good chance she'll have a lot of success outside the sport. >> i saw an interview that hoda did with chloe and her parents that they aired last night it was amazing her father said she is the living embodiment of his american dream you know, a lot been riding on her. she's taken all of that in stride i saw some stuff she was doing when she was four years old and going through -- already out on the sloechaon the sloech s the sloechlopininining slopes amazing. >> her teachers would come in to school and she would be on the trampoline and say good morning, chloe as she was bouncing up and down with the snowboard on her feet the sacrifices made were incredible apparently before her run, he texted her, today you become the dragon, year of the dragon she left everybody in the dust we should make the point that it was -- this was not competit