d. c. nice. have you on the program again, miss carter. why has it taken a 120 years to get this far and get this law passed when? what? only a few years ago, we had a black president that could have perhaps pass this law with what an executive order would that have been the correct way of doing it. he could have done it with an executive order, but executive orders are permanent. so another administration could have simply undo that executive order. so i think it was really important for this to become part of our national ledger. and that is legislation be passed through congress because they are the official law maker in this country. so what does a lynching law a make in 2022 and many sort of civil rights advocates would say that more black people a shot to with a gun in modern times that hung from a tree. well, i think lynching sometimes is considered only a torture or hanging, but there are a lot of things use me that can be a part of what is constituted, let you so you don't have to be killed. for example, it can be serious bodily i

d. c. via skype. mr. law is always nice to have you on the program. thanks for your time. you got the impression that the president chi saeed is surrounded by enemies, and he feels that it's his job and his job alone to defend the constitution. and to tell the tune, is he in people what's right or wrong? well 1st like a roundabout, almost no one. he lost his most of his advisors who came from back background. he lost his chief advisor a couple of months ago and she was purged. and his inner circle is very small. some of its just family members and of course the loyal army, but he kind of isolated in many ways a couple of days ago, he said the parliament can't meet them if they do want to meet they can meet in the spaceship. you know, these are not comments by someone who is completely in this world, i would say operating in reality he's, he's begun to show some said we can, are you surprised by how incense he was by this symbolic meeting of opposition figures and the symbolic vote. the criticized his handling of governance and law are not surprised at all. he misused artic

nice south flow here. look at this d. c 21 degrees. sons out in new york at 14 and a few showers in and around toronto, westbound. we go and it's a soggy forecasts for western canada. this includes vancouver rate through to the pacific northwest, but south of this when direction is shifting. so that's going to pump up the temperature and s f in l. a. so los angeles, 24 in san francisco, a hiv 20 degrees central america sun, really the name of the game here, but we'll see some daytime heating storms pop up through the caribbean. and now we're going to south america. some pretty intense rain falling for western areas of ecuador rate through into paid through a steady stream of rain and storms to be expected for rio de janeiro. on monday, we've got a red weather alert in play for just how intense this rain will be. and some strong winds, and then for ne sections of argentina, temperatures bottoming out around 0. aah! argentine is more of life is being jeopardized by industrialized agriculture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to

nice south flow here. look at this. d. c 21 degrees. sons out in new york at 14 and a few showers in and around toronto, westbound. we go and its a soggy forecasts for western canada. this includes vancouver rate through to the pacific northwest. but south of this when direction is shifting. so that's going to pump up the temperature and s f in l. a. so los angeles 24 in san francisco, a hive 20 degrees. central america, san really the name of the game here, but we'll see some daytime heating storms pop up through the caribbean. and now we're going to south america, some pretty intense rain falling for western areas of ecuador rate through into paid through the steady stream of rain and storms to be expected for rio de janeiro . on monday we've got a red weather alert in play for just how intense this rain will be and some strong winds. and then for ne sections of argentina, temperatures bottoming out around 0. like you have. officials in hong kong date de code 1903 still that come up with plans. the list of flight ban on 9

the festival in d c this comes after 2 year hiatus due to covid the famed cherry blossoms are expected to reach peak bloom between march 22nd and 25th. very nice looking more than a million people are expected to attend this four-week festival that again today and it's running through april 17th. heading now to our 4 zone forecast. meteorologists recent rodriguez is going to be joining us now to look at what we can expect in a recent yeah, very warm to hot temperatures heading our way. in fact, we already notice that warming trend starting today in the bay area. first day of spring. so happy spring bay area very season along the coast and east bay shoreline low to mid 60's there. but just look at how warm it got. >> as you major way inland, especially for east bay and north bay valleys. santa rosa, 7 degrees above average, warming up to 72. what you should be in the mid 60's this time of year. so if you want relief from the upcoming heat head to the beach, especially happen bay tracking 50's and 60's starting tomorrow through wednesday of this upcoming week. temperatures out there right now. 49 degrees for those of you at half. moon bay, low 5

d. c. we will see some sunshine with a few scattered showers on saturday and was moved to central america. it's got that showers and sunshine for many areas. it's dried up nicely across western areas of cuba, sunshine in havana and sunshine for much of mexico that you ever ah no place inside gone was so press retreated with the car about a media hung and vital vantage point during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see rectory, the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict of vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war, saigon, caravel war hotels. on all g 0. lou. ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. this, our russian strike on the southern ukrainian city of mateo bowl as destroyed a theater where hundreds of people were sheltering. the number of casualties is not yet known. earlier russian rockets, his convoy filling the city in drink 5 people. the u. s. embassy keep says russian forces of shop dead several ukrainians. while the accounting for bread in chinese international court of justice has ordered russia to immediately cease. it's mutual per