our guest to discuss lyndon johnson's first 100 days is julian zelizer. history and public affairs professor at princeton. and author of the book the fierce urgency of now lyndon johnson, congress and the battle for the great society. professor zelizer, was lyndon johnson in the motorcade in dallas with president kennedy on that day. he was in the motorcade side and he was a few cars behind the president's car. so he was there at the tragedy and of course, will be sworn in soon after. what did the country know about lyndon johnson on that day? well, he had been a figure in washington politics. he had been the senate majority leader before becoming vice president. he loomed very large in washington politics. i think many people still saw him as a southern dam grad, someone liberals didn't necessarily trust, an insider, someone who was very much a creature of washington. and as vice president. president kennedy had not given him that much to do to his frustrate nation. so they didn't really know much more about him. some civil rights leaders were starting t

and i'm just not going to be a. >> part of that. >> julian castro.an del percio are back with me. so, don, michigan senator elissa slotkin will be giving the response to trump's joint address to congress on tuesday. is she the right choice and what message should she deliver? >> you know, elissa slotkin is a very talented member of the democratic caucus. i'm happy because she's clearly of the younger generation of elected officials on that national stage. and i think that that's a positive to give this platform to that younger generation. and i also say that historically, as secretary castro knows very well, you're not going to get anywhere near the magnitude of the pulpit that the president has. so anyone who does this is in a very tough spot. now, politically, i don't know how the dnc gets to senator slotkin. she's exciting. she's new, she's young, but she does not represent the constituency that democrats hemorrhaged in losing to president trump. i would be looking to pivot towards someone who helps capture back that group that we think we did not

meet vanessa and julian in half moon bay. they installed sunrun solar panels on their roof, but those panels brought an unwanted side effect. pigeons nesting underneath, leaving droppings everywhere. they sent photos, but we're not going to put those on tv. you're welcome. vanessa and julian signed another contract with sunru to install $1,334 worth of critter guards on their panels. well, two months went by. no guards. so vanessa and julian contacted us. we reached out to sunrun. days later. voila. here's photographic proof of what happened. they power washed the roof, installed the guards, and gave the couple a $600 credit. sunrun did not reply to our request for comment. if you can't get answers from a solar contractor or any other contractor for that matter, you can try the state contractor board. there it is online. gov. you can file a complaint to maybe get that contractor's attention. of course you can always try our team as well. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. all

all right, julian, thanks so much. an alarming health headline today.a major obesity crisis by the year 2050. a new study published in the lancet medical journal finds 3.8 billion adults are on pace to become obese by then. that's more than half of all adults worldwide. 746 million kids are also at risk. that's roughly a third of all youth globally. the study highlights the need for policies focused on healthier diets, regulations of processed foods, and prioritizing exercise and outdoor activities. >> is it the end of the line for daylight saving time and the growing movement to fight impulse do you question the trade-offs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast, and most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can treat it anytime, anywhere. tell your doctor all medicines you take. don't take if allergic or with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. get help right away for allergic reactions like trouble breathing; face, mouth, tongue, or throat swelling; which may occur hours to days after. side effects include nausea and sleepiness. migrai

meet vanessa and julian in half moon bay.ut those panels brought an unwanted side effect. pigeons nesting underneath, leaving droppings everywhere. they sent us photos. i'm going to spare you that image. vanessa and julian signed another contract with sunrun to install $1,334 worth of critter guards on their panels. two months went by. guess what? no guards. so vanessa and julian contacted us. we reached out to sunrun. days later, it power washed the roof, installed the guards. here we are. and gave the couple a $600 credit. good work. sunrun did not reply to our request for comment. if you can't get answers from a solar contractor or any other contractor for that matter, you can try the state. in california, you can file a complaint with the contractor state license board right there. cslb, ca. of course, you can try our team as well. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks. kris. always helping the community. all right. that does it for this edition of the fast forward. we

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so vanessa and julian contacted us. we reached out to sunrun. the roof, installed the guards. here we are. and gave the couple a $600 credit. good work. sunrun did not reply to our request for comment. if you can't get answers from a solar contractor or any other contractor for that matter, you can try the state. in california, you can file a complaint with the contractor state license board right there. cslb. of course, you can try our team as well. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. all right chris, thanks. we've got a lot more ahead for you at 630, including the search underway after a brazen shooting outside of a hayward restaurant ahead. witnesses describing the chaos that unfolded as those shots rang out over the weekend. plus, today is another call for action, another day of protest in the name of immigrants. we'll tell you what you need to know. you're mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an n excellen source of calciu

so vanessa and julian contacted us. we reached out to sunrun. days later, it power washed the roof, installed the guards. here we are. and gave the couple a $600 credit. good work. sunrun did not reply to our request for comment. if you can't get answers from a solar contractor or any other contractor for that matter, you can try the state. in california, you can file a complaint with the contractor state license board right there. cslb. of course, you can try our team as well. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. all right. thanks, chris. we have a lot more ahead at 530, including a violent night outside of an east bay restaurant. four people shot at an investigation now underway. and we're hearing from a witness who saw and heard it all. plus, we have another day of action. a day without immigrants is the protest today. i'll tell you i mean, they it's devastating right now at 530 a day without immigrants, protesters are set to demonstrate against the federal crackdown. their urgent message as ice

julian vogel, a finance professor at san jose state, said it seems more symbolic. >> in general, a one-day boycott, the impact is always going to be limited simply because for a lot of people that participate today, boycotting for only one day will mean either delaying purchases until tomorrow or preemptively having made purchases yesterday. >> reporter: vogel says historical economic blackouts like the montgomery bus boycott were successful because of how long the effort lasted. vogel said participants need the element of surprise. >> if we're in a future boycott, let's say it already took two weeks, but nobody knows how long will it go on, that is harder to plan around for the retail. >> reporter: we spoke with the owner of the finery, a clothing boutique on san francisco's fillmore street. she's hoping this boycott might influence more people to go small. >> part of my goal for 2025 personally was to shop more in-person and buy whatever i can from small businesses and avoid buying stuff from big box retailers, especially in light of like all the dei rollbacks. so when i saw about the ec

we spoke to julian kiehl, founder and ceo of points path. it's a browser extension that tracks best deals and prices for travelers. kiehl says the key to saving money flexibility. you may not be able to travel exactly the date that you need, so you might want to look at a day before or a day after. also, choose those lower demand times of the day. look at early morning or late night flights. maybe youu make a stop, a connection. you're going to have to potentially do a little bit of compromising in order to get a good deal at this point. kiehl also suggests cashing in on any frequent flier points to save yourself some extra cash. all right, the oscars are over, but so many questions remain. we'll tell you the most googled moments from last night's academy awards. stole the show with his bid a the oscars last night. he was rocking his infamously casual attire, complete with a new pair of shoes from steph curry's line. what? what are you doing right now? i'm asking you what you're wearing. nobody even thought about what i was wearing till you

. >> oakland's own julian brave noisecat getting his first directing nod for his work on the deeply personalumentary sugar cane. i sat down with him to discuss the film up for best documentary feature. >> i love my city, i love, i love the place i grew up, and i hope that more people, you know, continue to make this kind of work from native backgrounds and from all backgrounds that aren't represented well in this industry. >> in that category. noisecat is up against palo alto native brendan bellomo, nominated for his work on the documentary porcelain war. meantime. >> the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role, monica barbaro in a complete unknown. >> san francisco born barbaro being recognized for her portrayal of joan baez in the bob dylan biopic a complete unknown, but it is known she grew up in marin and is a tamalpais high school graduate. >> to make a film that is this well received is like a huge gift. god, i'm just so proud of everybody in it, and i'm so proud of the film itself. and i like the film and that's the best thing ever. >> next, the nominees for achiev

. >> oakland's own julian brave noisecat getting his first directing nod for his work on the deeply personal cane. i sat down with him to discuss the film up for best documentary feature. >> i love my city, i love, i love the place i grew up, and i hope that more people, you know, continue to make this kind of work from native backgrounds and from all backgrounds that aren't represented well in this industry. >> in that category. noisecat is up against palo alto native brendan bellomo, nominated for his work on the documentary porcelain war. meantime. >> the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role, monica barbaro, in a complete unknown. >> san francisco born barbaro being recognized for her portrayal of joan baez in the bob dylan biopic a complete unknown, but it is known she grew up in marin and is a tamalpais high school graduate. >> to make a film that is this well received is like a huge gift. god, i'm just so proud of everybody in it, and i'm so proud of the film itself. and i like the film and that's the best thing ever. >> next, the nominees for achievement in cost

. >> oakland's own julian brave noisecat getting his first directing nod for his work on the deeply personal documentary sugar cane. i sat down with him to discuss the film up for best documentary feature. >> i love my city, i love, i love the place i grew up, and i hope that more people, you know, continue to make this kind of work from native backgrounds and from all backgrounds that aren't represented well in this industry. >> in that category. noisecat is up against palo alto native brendan bellomo, nominated for his work on the documentary porcelain war. meantime. >> the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role, monica barbaro, in a complete unknown. >> san francisco born barbaro being recognized for her portrayal of joan baez in the bob dylan biopic a complete unknown, but it is known she grew up in marin and is a tamalpais high school graduate. >> to make a film that is this well received is like a huge gift. god, i'm just so proud of everybody in it, and i'm so proud of the film itself. and i like the film and that's the best thing ever. >> next, the nominees for a

we look at things called the madden-julian oscillation. what phase it in pacific, north american phase, all these other phases. they are all kind of pointing towards rain coming back in march. well guess what it happened. they were right. so we picked up. most of it would be to the south. and that's what happened. ben lowman, 81 100. mount tamalpais, a half inch. bonnie doone, 41, san leandro picked up. good rain, 38, 100. there was also good rain for fremont pacific, a third of an inch. saint mary's college, moraga, quarter of an inch. doubling in there. belmont, castro valley, danville, 17/100. the city picked up 15, and morgan hill picked up a 10th of an inch of rain. but as sal mentioned, it was about that wind. it was roaring yesterday. the wind of change was screaming 48mph. mount tamalpais, oakland airport 48 sfo, hayward, napa airport, san jose all between 33 and 45mph. now, if you're north, it's clear. look what's happening here. south, especially about burlingame. over to fremont south. these clouds are starting to stack up. so t

so not just the brown devotee or julian, people whom we've encountered elsewhere, but also, as you seecharlotte as the to hosea they perform opera at court. they have ballets they create original music symphonies. he's saying i want this to be a place where people thrive. he creates an entire school system first in capaldi. so it went from captaincy to capacity. now it's capaldi and he recruits british schoolteachers from to come and set up schools all the kingdom. and the idea is to have free education for all. he's encouraged in this endeavor by thomas clarkson and william wilberforce, the famous abolitionists who who sent him teachers who want to go. he i'm going to change the language of haiti from french not haitian creole. they weren't quite there their thinking but to english because must get rid of all the vestiges the french we can't use the colonizers language was his idea and then have a colonial free mentality. he also wanted to change the of the country from roman catholicism the official religion. according to his to anglicanism. he never did that officially, but he wrote

officials issued double technicals to the spurs julian champagnie and the oklahoma city thunder kenricht, which was sparked by an apparent elbow to williams face. ouch. both were tossed from the game, along with the thunder's lu dort for his role in the fracas. the thunder went on to beat the spurs 146 to 132. and turning now to college basketball as we approach march madness in women's hoops, a coin toss has decided the top seed for this week's sec tournament. wins by both texas and south carolina yesterday ended the regular season with teams tied for the conference title, with identical records and sole losses for each team coming against one another. a coin flip favoring south carolina ultimately made the difference. meanwhile, on the men's court, michigan state now sits alone atop the big ten, holding off wisconsin yesterday afternoon before rival michigan fell against illinois. the spartans will play iowa this thursday before wrapping up the regular season and a potential conference title at home against the second place wolverines on sunday. and time now for the weather. for that,

that's the madden-julian oscillation, the mojo, the pacific north american pattern about ten days agol kind of signaling rain returning in march. that was pretty good. they were right on the money. ben lohman, 81, 100, mount tamalpais, a half inch. bonnie doon, 41 100. san leandro, 0.38. mostly sunny, a little cool breeze. no doubt about it. climate data for today is all about the record lows. and if you were here in 1966, it was cold on march 3rd, napa 27. santa cruz 28, gilroy 28, sfo 31. i don't think anyone was here for san rafael or san jose 28 and 30. back in 1894. so long standing records on march 3rd. 3040. on the temps, mainly 40s now up in the mountains 30 and 2039 ukiah. sacramento 37. rain in southern california. that next system will give us increasing clouds, but kind of fall apart tomorrow. but then an upper low is going to drop in late wednesday into thursday. tap into moisture and this could be a pretty good rain. producer for san jose, santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains, santa cruz down to monterey needs to be watched for wednesday into thursday, and then the 1

host: let's go to julian. caller: you got it. guest: it could be gillian these days.er: i am a ronald reagan-donald trump maga. the last time i voted for a democrat was jimmy carter in 1976. that is my perspective. with respect to the ukraine situation on friday, what zelenskyy was pressing for was security guarantees from the united states. i think that was totally reasonable. the agreement circa 1994, the u.s., great britain, and russia promised territorial sovereignty guarantees for ukraine if they gave up their nuclear weapons. they gave up the weapons. so, i think that is totally reasonable to press for security agreements. jd vance when he was a senator last year was quoted, and you have to take that with a grain of salt from the news media sometimes, but his quotation was, "i have got to be honest with you, i don't care one way or the other what happens to ukraine." he followed that comment with a refusal to meet with the ukrainian delegation last year in munich, which i thought was totally irresponsible since he is voting as a senator on whether or not to prov

host: let's go to julian. caller: you got it. guest: it could be gillian these days.: i am a ronald reagan-donald trump maga. the last time i voted for a democrat was jimmy carter in 1976. that is my perspective. with respect to the ukraine situation on friday, what zelenskyy was pressing for was security guarantees from the united states. i think that was totally reasonable. the agreement circa 1994, the u.s., great britain, and russia promised territorial sovereignty guarantees for ukraine if they gave up their nuclear weapons. they gave up the weapons. so, i think that is totally reasonable to press for security agreements. jd vance when he was a senator last year was quoted, and you have to take that with a grain of salt from the news media sometimes, but his quotation was, "i have got to be honest with you, i don't care one way or the other what happens to ukraine." he followed that comment with a refusal to meet with the ukrainian delegation last year in munich, which i thought was totally irresponsible since he is voting as a senator on whether or not to provid

oscar james at donaldson julian davis and i believe even made an invite to dr. veronica hunnicutt.but at the time she was managing several different organizations and programs. there were three other members that were also reached out to including mr. richard hashimoto out of the japantown area who was also deeply impacted by the certificate of preference and redevelopments urban removal program from that committee our executive director pulled in and we've said as well as other city agencies to help us figure out how we can undo the harm that was being done and make clp a realization for people who had given up on the program at that point through the advocacy of the members on that committee pushing mla city constantly in every meeting to do something different, to do something new as where you've seen a lot of this new policies that have come out of certificate of preference program number one the displacement rate legislation which came through david chu's office that was advocated by our subcommittee that we actually don't just stop at the agency certificate that we take back