thank you so much, charles. the first state to remove civil rights protections for transgender people. republican governor kim reynolds signed the controversial bill into law this afternoon despite days of protest against the measure. cbs's lana zak reports on the civil rights reversal. >> reporter: the unprecedented act sparked outrage as lawmakers as lawmakers debated, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the rotunda of the iowa state capitol to protest the law which eliminates civil rights protections based on gender identity. >> i feel it is mean and hateful. >> reporter: representative aime wichtendahl, the state legislature's first openly transgender member argued this is just the start. >> vote this bill down today, because this is not the end. those think tanks will ask you again and again and again to remove rights and freedoms from your fellow iowans until none remain. >> reporter: republican lawmakers fast-tracked the bill and governor kim reynolds signed it into law this afternoon. >> it is common s

the resilience of charles residence. they rebuild the village from the ashes, exemplified the new found energy and also it's in the kitchen garden. let's see, the non useful nice. because the look gene screen, the math almost on the screen, we call in a book in march, 2004 treasure destruct again. 13 children drowned over on the security situation to postables is too highly stable the deliberate target to help churches, demetrius and monasteries shame from an excused list. so this became the capitalist sort of the largest trouble since the end of the war. 19 people died . 9 hundreds were injured in 5000 were displaced. i went back to shaw bro, this summer i met many of the villages lions film just 5 years earlier. i was shocked when i found off the site of the leaves. some had been killed. elizabeth fun, but most of you will tell them of them. maybe see you down on the previous enabled yearbook dot com for now listen more in depth. no same is convinced of the destruction of chopra. and the institutions that followed were

charles stuff alger 0, keep as your opinion, latest has been quick to defend presence the landscape, friendship present among your own. my call says global support for k must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using a dresser, which is russia, and the people attacked, which is ukraine. i think we are, we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 years ago, and to continue to do so. and when i say we, i mean, so united states and her opinions, canadians, japanese, and authors, we must think old folks who helped ever split with coast who has been fighting since the beginning because they fight for their dignity, their independence to their children. and the security of either of these simple things, or the, we must to call off on this moment. we don't wanna contain how small on the european reaction from by then we've also been hearing from people in balance from people as i say around the conference, staffing in berlin, hearing from the current, sean. so the, that's the outgoing john. so the order of shots he lost the election last sunday. he wouldn't be

oh, still, charles stratford has more now from the crating and kept so. and there was a sense of great on search and see in the crating and capital as zalinski headed to washington for the meeting meeting. that is indeed an effectively a very public route between himself and the leader of the us presidents, donald trump. so i have that sense of uncertainty now flights and even further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose, full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians. showing sympathy and respect is also being comment from some of his allies in government, the prime minister, dennis schmidt, how saying that? so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day, saying resiliency was going to washington with his hands bell tied behind his back . he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included enough in the initial stages of this dr. f

in palo alto to oppose recent action by the trump administration and tesla ceo elon musk wrote for charles clifford reports. >> well, president trump and elon musk been making some big changes. big cuts to the federal government. they claim it's in the name of efficiency. but more than a few people, including a group here in palo alto on friday are skeptical of that explanation. this protest of about 500 people included members of labor unions, immigrant rights groups, antiwar activists, community health advocates, faith-based organizations and civil rights advocates. they rally to oppose among other things, recent actions by president trump musk in the republican controlled congress to cut government services and possibly begin the mass deportation of immigrants that came out on friday to show their support for those who might be harmed by the government's recent actions. by being here today on the palo alto's, busiest intersection. >> at least people can see. >> that there are people in their community that are opposing this with everything the him and i'm one of them. >> our communities

it felt like it was standing up for charles.dbergh would have been very proud of this performance today. he would have been very proud. you know, i and the first to say that joe biden made a terrible mistake in staying in the race, i'm the first. to criticize american foreign policy when it's wrong. and if i'm ever. >> wrong. >> about it, i look back on it and i have to be self-critical as well. but it was a great moment when the united states showed leadership to help ukraine. yes. using its intelligence to tell them that there was about to be an invasion and u.s. intelligence was absolutely right. and that helped prevent an absolute catastrophe, which would have been the takeover of kyiv and the murder of zelensky three years ago. instead, you know, the russians were stopped in their tracks for a good long while. this war has been a nightmare. and the russians, the russian people, have lost. it's unknown exactly what the what the count is, but it's certainly well over 100,000 dead and could be much, much more and hundreds of t

so as far agreements continued to attack ukraine, charles stuff alger 0, keep on your pen. needles have been quick to defend president zalinski. he is dominic can in berlin with more on the european reaction. and we've also been hearing from people in buying from people as a say around the constant stopping in the land, hearing from the current, sean. so the that's the outgoing john. so the order of shots, he lost the election last sunday. he won't be in his job. for much longer, but so far he said on social media, no one wants piece more than the ukrainians. do that for we are working on a common pos to a last thing and just piece he goes on. ukraine can rely on germany and on europe. similar sort of sentiment coming from his neighboring head of government in poland. donald chose the prime minister saying, the fellow to me is a lensky. this is on social media. dia ukrainian friends. you are not alone. and then also the prime minister of spain, federal sanchez saying ukraine springs stands with you. has to be said similar sentiments being expressed by very many european countries from t

anyway, the one out of demonstrations out of according to reuters investigation, 19 year old charles a. we know when to protest was killed with a gunshot to the head. the police were coded as death as a road accident. 21 year old shaquille being gay. he does the same day as we know also shorten the neck police record of his death. as a road accident, if these dest so, so regard to, but why is the canyon police covering them up as a fortune, as me, maybe we have a very robust constitution in the country. the both the best constitution in sub saharan africa. this consortium has very good and clear safeguards that to make sure that everybody is capital conflict options, including the police. you've mentioned 2 or 3 people i think from i paused because the independent police almost april, 32 from that i called to the you have recorded about 60 that's from last the uh yeah, demonstrations and the some i think of both such as something about the investigation, they have dismissed some of that close the file of the investigation that i can assure you, the police may even somebody how many i

last year, the organized crime and corruption reporting project named ousted syrian dictate of bush charl outside. as the most corrupt leader in the world, that will 5 of the finalists. so out of those 5, can you tell me who received the most votes or you tell me when the own router for saving the most of the school is watching. a lot of canyons voted actually they submitted his name a c, c p. i mean, you have a real corruption problem in kenya and you ran on the platform. i just wanna quote you to a view as and you can respond. you said we shall not just speak about corruption. yeah, but we shall act. present root has said something similar during the election campaign in 2022. and yet last year us government report. so the kenya has failed to implement its anti corruption laws. and the country is dropped 3 spots in transparency international, annual corruption index that is pretty embarrassing fuel pump fuel government isn't all present busing for any country to be around in how in terms of cut off some bus. the perception maybe has to, i said we will not talk about corruption. we will

. >> and as king charles invites donald trump for an unprecedented second state visit. well, the united states leader be welcomed over here. >> elsewhere. we've sent our >> elsewhere. we�*ve sent our reporter, jack carson, to take part in a sugarbeet harvest up in lincolnshire. ahead of a farmers revolt on shrove tuesday. >> everything we�*ve done around >> everything we've done around the country has been done the british way, if you like. and we're not we're we're not french. we don't want to spread muck. at 10 downing street. >> the government is looking into a radical texas style pnson into a radical texas style prison reform that could see inmates earn their freedom in a bid to ease the overcrowding crisis in prisons. >> and the pope's condition has worsened overnight. doctors are saying now that he has suffered from a breathing crisis. we'll be getting the very latest from rome. and jls star oritse williams will join us in the studio to talk about things at the brit awards, ahead of tonight's star studded ceremony. >> and of course, a very happy saint david�*s day