COSTELLO: We want to take you right to the capital of Ukraine, where a massive demonstration outside of parliament has erupted in deadly violence. Look at that. CNN's Phil Black joins us from London to tell us more. Hi, Phil.</s>PHIL BLACK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Carol. Yes, what we're seeing here is really a very violent scene. You can see from the video there are huge crowds. You can hear a big explosion, smoke, and members of the security forces, injured, being dragged away. The country's interior minister tells us now that one of those national guardsmen was also killed by gunfire. A gunshot wound to the heart, he says. That's in addition to some 90 people injured in the blast, some of them critically. They say they've moved to arrest around 30 people including someone who threw one of the explosive devices and he said to be carrying more of those explosive devices. This was all about a law that was being voted on in the country's parliament today. Those people protesting, they are supporters of the right wing Svoboda, or Freedom Party. They do not approve of the government making any sort of concessions to the separatists in the east of the country who have been fighting more than a year now for independence. But today parliament was considering a law that would grant those separatists regions in the east greater self-governance, greater autonomy. It's a key part of what's known as the Minsk Agreement, which was a peace plan agreed by all the parties back in February. There hasn't been a lot of peace in the east of the country. There's still daily violence there. But this concession for greater self-governance is a key part of any plan going forward. It passed this first vote in the country's parliament. It's got a second vote coming up in just a few months or so. Carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right, Phil Black, thanks so much. I appreciate it. I'll be right back.
Protest At Ukraine's Parliament Turns Violent