School demonstrations spread into wider French unrest, Fox reports

Alex Hogan adds nationwide context to Paris street footage, reporting a third consecutive weekend of protests.

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French police deploy TEAR GAS as protestors crowd streets

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0:00Fox's anchor reports 70,000 police deployed across France.
0:30Paris street footage shows tear gas, smoke and demonstrators wearing helmets and masks.
1:40Hogan says school demonstrations have widened into national unrest over three consecutive weekends.
4:48The discussion broadens to immigration policy, economic strain and dissatisfaction across European countries.
5:56A fire appears outside a shopfront; Hogan says its cause is not yet clear.

School demonstrations have expanded into broader unrest across France, Fox News correspondent Alex Hogan says, as the network shows tear gas and smoke filling shop-lined streets in Paris.

The report adds a nationwide account to the street scenes: Fox's anchor says 70,000 police officers have been deployed across France. Hogan, reporting from the White House, describes a third consecutive weekend of protests and says demonstrations extend beyond the capital.

According to the anchor, protesters are angry about living costs and President Emmanuel Macron's government. The discussion then broadens to economic pressure, immigration policy and public dissatisfaction elsewhere in Europe. Those subjects form the broadcast's political discussion, rather than an established explanation for the individual confrontations shown.

Late in the segment, flames appear in front of a shop as smoke thickens and people gather nearby. Hogan makes clear that the cause is unknown: "We can see there now a fire breaking out. So it's not clear at this point just yet what exactly that's caused by."

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