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a situation where individuals, often quite young people, has decided to stand up and take these actions on the, these violent often, actions often late at night and emmanuel macron has called them delinquents and has appealed in one case for the parents of those children to make sure that their children are at home. now today we're to see emmanuel macron beating elected now today we're to see —— emmanuel macron meeting elected representative and mayors from all over france as he begins the process of getting down to some answers to solve the questions that this violence has caused. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. whether you are on two wheels or four, whether you are on two wheels orfour, travelling whether you are on two wheels or four, travelling through kingston can be a bone shaking ride. just ask anyone here. and it is the impact on driving
talking — incident and when people are talking to people in that area they— talking to people in that area they were saying enough is enough _ they were saying enough is enough. there needs to be a state — enough. there needs to be a state of— enough. there needs to be a state of emergency. president emmanuel macron needs to stop this and — emmanuel macron needs to stop this and contain the balance and — this and contain the balance and as— this and contain the balance and as katia reported that we also — and as katia reported that we also had _ and as katia reported that we also had family members of nahet— also had family members of nahel saying to stop because it was hot — nahel saying to stop because it was not working. is shifting but there is a lot of people who— but there is a lot of people who support the project, least the teenagers taking part in them, — the teenagers taking part in them, who feel aggrieved, particularly as katia mentioned in her— particularly as katia mentioned in her report, with what they say's — in her report, with what they say's racial profiling and heavy _ say's racial profiling and heavy handedness by the french police _ heavy handedness by the french police. the president did have that meeting this evening. we were _ that meeting this evening. we were at— that meeting this evening. we were at the palace and we had not had — were at the palace and we had not had any official statement after — not had any official statement after that. not had any official statement afterthat. it not had any official statement after that. it was a meeting with— after that. it was a meeting with the _ after that. it was a meeting with the prime minister, interior— with the prime minister, interior minister and justice mihister_ interior minister and justice minister and willie the whole nation — minister and willie the whole nation now is waiting for
place to protect america's farmers so we can pass on our rich legacy of farming to the next generation of farmers. and we won't be able to do that if chinese keeps mr. chairmaning our land. rachel: you -- purchasing our land. rachel: it's not hard to imagine president trump doing an executive order right away, it's surprising but maybe not so surprising that joe biden hasn't taken stronger action against the chinese. john, thank you for bringing to the america's attention. it doesn't just affect you and farmers, it affects all of us and could put us all in danger. the a national security issue as you said. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for manager -- having me. rachel: a fifth night of riots erupting in france. [background sounds] thousands arrested as president emmanuel macron failses to stop the chaos. our next guest gives us a firsthand account of the chaos.
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being introduced.— possibility of a state of emergency being introduced. ra'ini, thank you for that analysis — being introduced. ra'ini, thank you for that analysis and— being introduced. rajini, thank you for that analysis and update. - being introduced. rajini, thank you for that analysis and update. when j for that analysis and update. when emmanuel macron does say something, you will hear it here first on bbc news and possibly on the bbc news website as well. live news from all of our correspondings on the latest developments across france. here in the uk — the average household energy bill in england, wales and scotland will be lower from today as the regulator, 0fgem, brings in its new price cap. typical annual costs will be reduced to £2,074 — which is about us$2,600, a drop of £426 or $541 a year. our business correspondent, mark ashdown reports. for about 18 months now, energy bills have been rising and rising, and finally they seem to be stabilising, but for millions of people, it's still a struggle. carly lives with her young son in a small flat in london.
beamed all over the world. dealing that this could be turning point, is emmanuel macron going to want an investigation, may be an independent investigation, may be an independent investigation, and looking at remedies. i investigation, and looking at remedies-— remedies. i am hoping so. nevertheless, _ remedies. i am hoping so. nevertheless, there - remedies. i am hoping so. nevertheless, there is - remedies. i am hoping so. nevertheless, there is no | remedies. i am hoping so. - nevertheless, there is no tradition of independent investigation of police allege it use of force, excessive use of force in france. this will surprise a british audience, of course, because you have had many instances during the last 20 years. in france, the government is very reluctant to do that. there is, i think emmanuel macron is sensitive to what international media say. perhaps more sensitive to international media than the outskirts of the big cities. i think that the fact this is a world issue, today, in a stable
conspicuous part in the events in the last couple of days. we have been looking at that. the organisation of violent meetings are convoked by social networks, but it also encourages copycat reactions, and these videos have intoxicated the young people. and these videos have intoxicated the young maple-— and these videos have intoxicated the young people. emmanuel macron s-ueakin the young people. emmanuel macron speaking about _ the young people. emmanuel macron speaking about social _ the young people. emmanuel macron speaking about social media, - speaking about social media, interesting that in the last little while, the spokesperson for snapchat saying they are watching the french riots. "we are proactively monitoring our content linked to the riots in france since tuesday, and we will continue to monitor the situation closely." so certainly those comments from the french president being watched and listened to by some of the social media organisations, with snapchat saying they'll continue to monitor their own content.
President Cyril Ramaphosa did not hold back about the unhappiness of African countries with the West during his closing remarks to world leaders at the New Global Financing Pact summit in Paris, France on Friday.
taken to dachau and _ kristallnacht. tell us more. he was taken to dachau and my _ kristallnacht. tell us more. he was i taken to dachau and my grandmother was able to get in touch with a brother of hers who lived in luxembourg, to try to figure out what they could do. she had a cousin, my grandfather and grandmother had a cousin named max emmanuel, that was his birth name. max emmanuel worked for a man who was tried at the nuremberg trials, the president of the right bank back in the late 20s and early 30s and my grandfather�*s cousin, i�*ll call him my cousin twice removed —— reichbank. he was a numbers guy. he was a great mathematician and so he worked for him at the reichbank. sorry to interrupt, tell me more