the youngest in france saint louis napoleon, napoleon bona pa rte‘s france saint louis napoleon, napoleon of hope and expectations riding on him. laurent fabius, the former prime minister, who heads the constitutional council, who formerly saw him in, that you are the man of your time and by the sovereign choice of the people you are the man of our country. let‘s have a look at the day‘s festivities and the formal ceremony for the swearing—in. hugh schofield reports. 0n the big occasions, france knows how to roll out the pomp. this morning at the elysee palace all of the display and colour of an old, proud nation was put to effect as the youngest ever president arrived to take the helm of state. all the great and the good of france were there, and emmanuel macron‘s family, led by his wife, brigitte, who preceded her husband on the red carpet by a few minutes. it was his former boss, francois hollande, who greeted emmanuel macron. just eight months ago, he was one of hollande‘s ministers. then the two men secluded themselves for an hour, nuclear codes and other secrets were being passed on

. >> brennan, except for the weird camera angle and napoleon in the corner you look at him over there was incredibly effective. it was like a graduate seminar in here is common sense.

emmanuel macron, said to be the youngest leader since napoleon took the crowd by storm.ranslation: in the face of extremism, i know there are disagreements and i will respect this. and i will be faithful to that commitment taken, i will protect the republic. this is an incredible moment. mighty france, an economic and political world heavyweight, key eu nation will be presided over by a 39—year—old virtual political newcomer who has made a lot of big promises. to bring revolution,

he's set to be the country's youngest head of state since napoleon.a sombre television address he said he wanted to unite the nation. translation with total devotion, with total determination, i'm going to serve our country. i'm going serve france on your behalf. long live the republic and long live france. and more than one third of french voters chose the hard right vision for france presented by marine le pen, she promised to turn her attention to the forthcoming parliamentary elections. in the election here — a pledge from labour — they won't raise income tax for anyone earning less than 80 thousand pounds a year. the conservatives focus on mental health, promising to recruit another 10,000 staff in england if they're re—elected. a two—year—old girl is in a serious condition in liverpool after she was bitten by dogs in cockburn street in the toxteth area. a man has been arrested. and in meet the author i will be speaking to the author david baldacci about his latest novel, fur fix. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers will be bringing

napoleon decides he is going to try to install maximilian as the emperor of mexico.t's made this an even more feasible prospect for napoleon, on the one hand, you have the union government who is distracted, not going to be able mexico tooops to resist france, but, you also confederacy, which borders mexico, and is more -- looking for friends around the world actively. opportunity,es an maybe i can make an alliance with the confederacy, they will or at least look the other way in mexico and lets me do what i want to do. we will all be a will to get what we want. in 1862 andes point 1863, even though his official position that position is that he will get involved with britain if they get involved. napoleon sense signals to the confederates and france that, maybe, especially if they can help them with mexico, maybe he will be prepared to recognize the confederacy and become an ally of them. -- it is interesting to read it, because he can string ever really acting on them at all, this is all our of the polio is granted design to reestablish french power around the worl

lee is thinking in napoleonic terms. the polling is a tactical the strategy of the center position, which was an operational tool, not a strategy. facing converging enemy forces, instead of retreating, napoleon would thrust himself between them, use a small holding force to hold off one, while destroy the other force and turned. and lee is thinking in terms of that to straddle several positions that napoleon did, and unite with joe johnson's force in north carolina, defeat sherman, and then turn around and defeat -- the math does not work. united with the army in northern virginia. the most they could have done was holt sherman at bantam grant. there -- the most they could of done was hold sherman at bay until grant got there. we can differ. again, i admire robert e. lee. up until that point. i am not trying to trash a seven icon. the north had far graver feelings as far as general goes, but my point is that human beings are inherently flawed. only god is perfect. you can admire lee up into the end. i think he made a mis

, the magazine released a video showing how the rock could reimagine movie franchises, including napoleon this out. ♪ get down, down, down, down >> no word on whether hollywood will try to make the rock version of "napoleon dynamite" how do you not vote for a man with those moves. >> are you kidding running for offi >> i'm not. >> hey. hey. >> and the rock, a man of the people. >> he really is. >> the people's elbow. >> did you see him in the mom jeans? >> second time we have seen the rock in mom jeans in a year. >> should we show the people our trick. our little, kenneth and i can both do the rock eyebrow. can you do the other one too? >> let me think about it. i'm still doing the same one. >> ha-ha-ha. >> try the other one. try the other one now. >> ha-ha-ha. >> all right. >> do you remember him in the fanny pack? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. black turtleneck. gold chain. >> absolutely. >> my poster above my bed still. my husband things it is weird. >> dream come true for amy schumer. >> comedienne long a fan of judge judy this week she got a chance to be judge judy. at least for a little while

youngest leader of france since napoleon bone apart. big win adding i look very much forward to working with him. in addition to fighting off le pen. subject of last minute hack and release of campaign documents. some real and some said to be fabricated. reportedly at the hands of russian hackers. in a tweet, hillary clinton also the subject of alleged russian campaign hack. victory for macron, france, eu and the world defeated those interfering with democracy. she add ed parenthetically. i can't talk about that. >> macron takes over a very divided france. this election had the worst turn out in nearly 50 years. what's his mandate to governor here. >> that's right. eamon, it's all going to hinge on the parliamentary elections coming up. leading the party. this is a very young party. he only formed it within the last couple of months. parliamentary elections next month. polls saying he could get as many as 286 seats out of 577 seat parliament. he only needs about 289 to kovrnkovr governor. he could really avoid having to share power. at

the country's now elected its youngest leader since napoleon. some reaction live from europe. >> a scary ride down the mountain. a lucky driver who is thankful a guardrail did its job. >>> fans of and chubs, must have been pretty restless. their team set several major league records as they played into the early morning hours. >> a swing and a miss. >>> you know, trouble when an afternoon game turns into an early morning one. >> many in chicago will go to late. very tired. >> cubs players. we'll get to that. >>> the battle over health care is intensifying after that republican plan to replace obamacare crossed its first hurdle. >> former president obama even weighed in overnight calling on congress to have the courage to look beyond party lines. and president trump returned to the white house from his new jersey golf club after nudging lawmakers tweeting that senate republicans won't let the american people down. janai norman joins us from washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning to both of you. as yo

he's set to be the country's youngest head of state since napoleon.o make a will translation: i will respect this and be faithful to the commitment taken. i will protect the public. but more than a third of french voters chose marine le pen‘s hard—right vision for france — she insists her agenda is now in the mainstream of political debate. translation: i will be at the head ofa translation: i will be at the head of a battle for all those who choose to protect french independence, security, and way of life. also in this hour — the latest from the campaign trail for the general election in this country. labour promises it won't raise income tax for anyone earning less than £80,000 a year if they win the elction. the conservatives focus on mental health — promising another 10,000 staff in england if they're re—elected on june the 8th. —— election. hello and a very warm welcome. it is midnight in paris, where emmanuel macron is set to be elected the youngest french president. the results are still being counted, but he looks to have won more than 60% of

this is the main reason that napoleon came interested in acquiring louisiana. the entireas mississippi valley, everything up to the mississippi river to the rocky mountains. it would serve all these purposes that they are expecting from the united states. it were provide aces for naval support. it was supposed just it would provide supplies for the caribbean colonies. supply -- provide supplies for the caribbean colonies. .hat was why napoleon wanted it he sent a huge army over to take louisiana. problem was, the caribbean from his perspective was that the caribbean colonies were in outright revolution. slavery was undermined dramatically by the haitian revolution. he sought to put the free slaves back into slavery. he sent the army tens of thousands of french troops. expectation was, they were pushed down the haitian revolution, but former slaves back into slavery. from there they would fail out and take hold of louisiana. it's hard to imagine how the massive --- the would have thought the massive french arlie from new orleans. it didn't work out that way. it

we have that all coming up for you on this wednesy, >> napoleon dynamite? >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. want to get to the political bombshell. president trump firing fbi director james comey. >> many people calling it stunning, unprecedented, comey apparently caught completely off-guard. this is the scene at lax for the fbi, former fbi director. there for an event. but flew back to washington after learning about his firing from news reports. >> comey faced intense criticism over his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. his termination comes as he led the investigation into possible ties between russia and trump campaign. we begin with lana zach and details. good morning. >> good morning, there are lots of details on this. many people are really questioning the optics of the timing particularly given that james comey was overseeing the russian inv and the potential of finding somebody in the trump administration who possibly could have clued olluded with r. >> reporter: james comey boarded a plane i

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that was why napoleon wanted it. he sent a huge army over to take louisiana. the problem was, the caribbean from his perspective was that the caribbean colonies were in outright revolution. slavery was undermined dramatically by the haitian revolution. in order to re-energize the sugar economy , he sought to put the free slaves back into slavery. he sent the army tens of thousands of french troops. expectation was, they were pushed down the haitian revolution, but former slaves back into slavery. from there they would fail out -- sale on to new orleans and take hold of louisiana. it's hard to imagine how the americans would have thought the massive french army from new orleans. it didn't work out that way. it was the success of the former slaves in defeating the french forces. more french soldiers died then in waterloo. it was a brutal war. the french army was defeated. once it was defeated, there was no way they could go to new orleans. there wasn't much purpose anyway. they lost the most important caribbean colony. it was the success of the haitian revolutio

he's set to be the country's youngest head of state since napoleon.ation. translation with total devotion, with total determination, i'm going to serve our country. i'm going serve france on your behalf. long live the republic and long live france. and more than one third of french voters chose the hard right vision for france presented by marine le pen, she promised to turn her attention to the forthcoming parliamentary elections. in the election here — a pledge from labour — they won't raise income tax for anyone earning less than 80 thousand pounds a year.

at 39 he is france's youngest leader since napoleon.e faces a series of daunting challenges, including high unemployment, a sluggish economy and terrorist attacks. he walked down the red carpet to meet the man handing over the reins of power, francois hollande. the body language between the two men was warm. mr macron was previously an economy minister under the socialist government before he left to set up his movement, recently renamed republique en marche a year ago. before the inauguration ceremony they held a private meeting in which mr hollande handed over the codes needed to launch france's nuclear weapons. afterwards they greet mr macron‘s wife brigitte, who had arrived earlier. to much applause, mr macron bids his predecessor goodbye, who in turn wishes him good luck with the task ahead. it is a week since mr macron was declared the victor over the far—right leader marine le pen. he spoke of the need for a strong france, trying to spread the message of unity after a divisive election campaign. translation: i will convince our c

he is the youngest by ministers since napoleon's nephew.about convincing people to serve in his government, or become parliamentarians, when there is no base within parliament that party—macro there is no base within parliament that pa rty—macro has? there is no base within parliament that party-macro has? that was pretty easy because we have had 13,000 people who are candidate to become members of parliament. now, we are going to have to decide who is going to run and the lift will come out of 577 names, half of them will be people who have already worked in politics, people have been elected mps, and the other half will be people with no political experience and to have at other experiences, and will come with the other experience to the service of the french people. that is not a problem and we will be presenting the 577 candidates in the legislative elections next month. cani legislative elections next month. can i ask, are these candidates who have come forward, the hundreds of them you say has come forward, are they from across the po

nobody's ever been in that position, maybe unless we look back towards napoleon.tv then, so we don't know. marine le pen had a very short speech targeted towards the next general election. obviously she called for the national front — macron was talking about love and passion... we're not on the same page yet. i think marine le pen is already — maybe she was in the debate already talking about the general election. emmanuel macron, talking to the french nations, talking to the french nations, talking to the people — now we will see what happens. isn't it interesting? we've just finished that election and my guest and others in the city of bordeaux already looking forward, if i can put it that way, to june and already looking forward, if i can put it that way, tojune and the legislative elections. karin, i'm sure some of our viewers seeing marine le pen didn't let the defeat get to her — the video of her dancing has gone viral certainly has. lots of people dancing on the streets of paris last night. sally's coming up. let's get thoughts from journalist and commenta

macron derrotÓ a la ultra derechista marie le pen, convirtiÉndose en el presidente mÁs joven desde napoleÓnrario. el centrista emmanuel macron, con sÓlo 39 aÑos, se convirtiÓ hoy en el mandatario mÁs joven en la historia del paÍs. luego de reconocer su triunfo, macron dijo que no olvidarÁ a los franceses que lo apoyaron. estÁ conciente de que su paÍs estÁ dividido, digo entender la ira de quienes no comparten su doctrina. marie le pen, la candidata de extrema derecha que pudo ser la primera mujer presidenta de francia, perdiÓ por una franja de mÁs de 30 puntos porcentuales. durante su campaÑa, le lanzaron huevos en sus presentaciones. ahora queda claro que la mayorÍa de los franceses no coincidÍan con sus ideales de una francia fuera de la uniÓn europea, y con legislaciones duras sobre todo para los musulmanes. hasta hace pocos aÑos, no se conocÍa el nombre de emmanuel macron, un ex banquero que nunca tuvo nombre de polÍtico. sin haberse presentado a otra elecciÓn popular, acaba de ganar el principal cargo de francia. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: el expresidente de estados unidos, barack ob

macron will be the country's youngest leader since napoleon.dy gillette, cbs news. >>> president donald trump sent out a tweet congratulating macron saying that he looks very much forward to working with him.>>> the president this weekend urged senate republicans do not let the american people down when it comes to replacing obamacare.>> everywhere we look, obamacare is collapsing. the house bill has a plan that will save americans from this disaster and replace it with more choices and more freedom for american families. >> the houseboat and the road ahead for the senate was the talk of the sunday political shows. all corners are confident of an improved healthcare system. in california, some lawmakers are not waiting to see what emerged in washington. anne makovec says they are preparing to fix things on their own. >> they are upset because we may have to go it alone.>> show was the leadership you promised us. >> reporter: now that republicans have passed in obamacare replacement, all eyes are on democrats. the vote in washington happened as

they are going napoleon does lovers and as it escalates, they are going to escalate their pressure andorth korea. lauren: let's talk about your up for a second. emmanuel macron in france. how does that play out? >> i'm very excited because france is more eurocentric. they certainly put all the concerned to rest about whether or not the yours summer break down. greater cooperation with germany is positive. people say if you had good cooperation with germany but angela merkel is that that's not positive. certainly she's been on a good run in which a sophomore election funds sunday suggesting that she's doing better. the alternative that is more eurosceptic actually just got 7.4% of the votes. no real threat and social democrats are running soft on these elections. positive for germany. >> a cyberattack. sabres dogs and many others moving to the upside on friday in the hills of this and people turn on computers and still see that. your thoughts quickly. >> this is not a positive development. we do have the infrastructure to deal with this. these companies will be more popular and the inve

. >>> france is about to get the youngest head of state since napoleon. 39-year-old emmanuel macron won over marine le pen this weekend. >>> the winner came on stage accompanied by beethoven's ode to joy. the european anthem. >> the loser tried to dance her blues away to i love rock and roll. >> he's a former investment banker who has never run for office before. with the left and the right of french politics rejected by the voters, he came up the middle in a win that can only be called a landslide. he said he understood the anger of those who supported his far right opponent and would work for them too. it's hard to see how the principles of marine le pen's principles can be accommodated. the french chose moderation over extremism. in the french system. voters are given two ballots, each with a candidate's name on it. they vote with one and throw the other away. trash bags were full of rejected scraps of paper with marine le pen's name on them. macron ran on the idea of economic reform and an international approach to problems and won. mark phillips, cbs news, paris. >>> president trum

i think that we need to learn see thisory, napoleon, fghanistan-iraq war will eventually bring this country i thought we had more intelligent american politicians and is country, but trump afghanistan, iraq, will bring the united states down to a sneeze. leo in florida, missy ryan, the caller bringing up russia, syria a place where is russian involvement, as well. today, s of your story how much coordination is there with russia when it comes to kurdish e arming the rebels there? guest: united states and russia aintain deconfliction line in syria, basically a channel that they use to make sure there ren't air accidents in syria because the united states hand.ion partners on one on the sort of approach to syria yria, would have a friendly approach to russia when it comes to syria and generally coming what we've seen in syria is that has not played we had ar, at least president trump launch air against syriaonth and military targets and that was over a chemical weapon there was a lot of recrimination between hos cow and washington over that incident. we haven't seen reproach that some people

39 aÑos.el 14 de mayo, cuando tome posesiÓn del cargo, se convertirÁ en el lÍder mÁs joven desde napoleÓnllande. fue su ministro de economÍa. lanzÓ un movimiento muy conocido "en marcha" buscaba superar diferentes divisiones entre la izquierda y la derecha. ddijo que en el fondo querÍa mantener un equilibrio entre los dos. dice por eso que es muy de centro. no podÍa faltar Ésta, la historia de amor. todo polÍtico tiene una historia de amor. la de Él es muy especial. no precisamente porque este casado, sino por la diferencia de edad entre su compaÑera y Él. aproximadamente, su esposa tiene 64 aÑos. mÁs de 20 aÑos de diferencia. el amor es el amor. este domingo serÁ su toma de posesiÓn en parÍs. nosotros las seguiremos muy de cerca. carolina: eso me encanta, el amor es el amor. revelan cifras alarmantes. el porcentaje de niÑos y adolescentes entre 5 y 17 aÑos hospitalizados por acciones suicidas se multiplicÓ de 2008 al 2015. expertos concentrados en la reuniÓn de sociedadesde pediatras revelaron que 119.000 casos, contienen de 60.000 casos entre jÓvenes yy adolescentes. los niÑos llegaron

he is the youngest president in the country's youngest leader since napoleon. he has vowed to restore france's status in europe and he'll divisions in french society. north korea's numerous missile launch renewing concerns around the world. koreapened as north indicated it was open to direct talks with the u.s., but it seems a likely to happen now. the missile airborne, traveling more than 400 miles of japan near the russian coast. the trump administration has koreaedly warned north against further testing. the international community is concerned. it is not just us against them anymore. we are going to see the entire international community isolate north korea and let them know this is not acceptable. kimberly: the administration has called for sanctions from the international community. new tonight, protesters were torches surrounding a statue of robert e lee in charlottesville. they were chanting "you will not replace us." the group opposes the removal of the confederate monument. this protest was organized by white nationalist richard spencer. there was a f

the youngest president of france since napoleon.comes in as you point out, when economy and distress, if you will, fighting terrorism but also trying to figure out how to learn politics. what's the plan #you're heading into legislative question you need to make some reforms and how does this political novice navigate the troubled waters? >> you're right. the parliamentary elections which he needs to win to get a majority to have a cabinet will take place in a month. with the french have a signal today -- they are fed up with politics as usual. the french have been governed by the left and the right, the socialist and the republicans for 40 years. both of these parties were eliminated by the second round. what does it mean the french populace wants change. it wants new faces and new figures in parliaments. i think it will be consistent and they will give a emmanuel macron majority in parliament next month to especially embark on his ambitious project of reform especially, as i said, the job market. leland: obviously, will allow you t

he's set to be the country's youngest head of state since napoleon.ect this and be faithful to the commitment taken. i will protect the public. but more than a third of french voters chose marine le pen's hard—right vision for france — she insists her agenda is now in the mainstream of political debate. translation: i will be at the head ofa translation: i will be at the head of a battle for all those who choose to protect french independence,

he is the youngest leader of france since napoleon. >>> tomorrow a top justice department official in the obama administration will testify about russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. sally yates water fired in january after she refused to defend the president's travel ban in court. more from new jersey. >> reporter: ahead of monday's hearing on russia president trump focused on democrats this morning. tweeting when will the fake media ask about how many the democrats dealing with russia. sally yates will testify for the first time about her warnings about former national security adviser michael flynn. senator dianne feinstein. >> she has some information a as to who -- as to who knew what when that she is willing to share. >> talking to ambassadors from around the world. nothing wrong with that. >> reporter: republican committee member said -- >> what was wrong was michael flynn not being truthful about the substance of what he said. >> reporter: president trump's son and law is facing questions about conflictsflicts of interest as his sister spent the weekend pro

. >> here he is, the youngest bridge president ever the youngest leader since napoleon bonaparte. he won by a large margin and defeating marine le pen. the french here say they are relieved by the result but they say the situation in france reminds them of the u.s. election results. >> you could say that trump and mccrone have something -- emmanuel macron have something in common, not politicians and they both won . >> he makes his first appearance today as president- elect and the french are celebrating the world war ii allies victory in europe. mccrone -- macron joined by the outgoing president, and one of the first leaders to contact him, congratulating him on the big win today as the next president of france. >>> president trump says he will push the republican health care reform plan through the u.s. senate, a tough job that begins this week. >> former president obama is taking a stand to publicly defend the health care law he champion the, and we have more from washington.>> reporter: trump versus obama on the health care reform with the former president calling on members o

the youngest leader of france since napoleon. >>> california is trying to assess the damage left over from record setting storms in remote reaches of the state. we'll look at the long cleanup process ahead. >>> the effort to remove a sunken barge from the san francisco bay takes another step forward. ,,,,,,,, who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. month. crews are using floating cranes and other equipment... to try and turn the barge upright. divers >>> more progress in the effort to remove a sunken barge. divers are rigged anchors to the sea floor. the 112-foot vessel capsized and settled. there's 4000 gallons of fuel on board. crews are doing their best to avoid leaks. >>> an epic mess that many of us will never see in per

macron will be the country's youngest leader since napoleon. wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> president donald trump tweeted his well wishes. >>> macron is keeping his kevin promises by building his party's parliamentary majority in june's legislative election. >>> washington's healthcare vote this week has a lot of people still rattled. the house bill may look very different by the time the senate is through with it but lawmakers in california are not taking any chances. kpix 5's melissa caen says they are preparing for their own health care remedies. >> they are all upset cause we may have to go it alone. >> reporter: now the republicans have passed in obamacare replacement, all eyes are on democrats. the vote in washington happened as members of the california state senate were wrapping up for the day but senators stayed an extra hour to talk about the vote. senator joe anderson had a message for california democrats.>> what whining and start leading. quit complaining and start introducing things that make sense. this is a state that is run by

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. >> macron at just 39 becomes france's youngest leader since napoleon. of marine le pen. details about the penn state sophomore that died during the alcohol hazing ritual. >> i said we need to call 911, get him in an ambulance. and i'm screaming. i got thrown against the wall. i didn't know what to do after >> this morning investigators trying to piece together why this engaged doctors were brutally murdered in their two million dollar apartment. police rushing to the scene. >> we just ran in as the shots were being fired. >> after a short gun battle arresting 30-year-old texara. >> another sign of civility disappearing from civil aviation. a flight attendant pleading for security and the captain. >> stop it! >> excuse me. >> reporter: southwest says three passengers were involved before being pulled apart. one arrest in the sunday incident. >> this morning on "world news now," president trump fires fbi director james comey. >> the official reasonings for the firing were outlined in a letter from the deputy attorney general who wrote that comey grossly m

populist movement, electing political newcomer emanuel macron, the youngest french leader since napoleon. [ speaking french ] >> and good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we're tracking two big stories involving former trump national security adviser michael flynn. first, the breaking nbc news exclusive. three former obama administration officials say president obama warned president-elect trump against hiring flynn when they met at the white house two days after the election. >> my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that insures our president-elect is successful. >> we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful and some difficulties. >> this afternoon, another major voice will be heard from. former acting attorney general sally yates will testify to the senate about her warnings to the white house about flynn's russia connections. today, president trump tweeted in defense of flynn, quote, general flynn was given the highest security clearance by the obama administration. but the fake news seldom likes talking about that.

the times calls macron‘s win a ‘landslide victory‘ as france elects it's youngest leader — since napoleonphile‘s election could have an affect on brexit negotiations with the european union. the 'i" dedicates it's front page to the new president saying the political centre strikes back. the daily mail has an exclusive in which it says loyalty with an insurer can cost families up to an extra £1,000 per year. and the sun says individuals who use 118 directory numbers could be charged £9 for the call which, the paper says, will hit the elderly the hardest. in 2004, the bbc spoke to five children living in mumbai, from across the social classes, about their hopes and dreams. now life stories revisits the children in "india's millennials". india's millennial generation. over 65% of this vast country's population are under 35. they are tech—savvy, mobile, and better educated than their parents and their grandparents. in 2004, the bbc met a group of children in mumbai who encapsulate generation y. they came from a variety of backgrounds, but they all had one thing in common. their hopes and drea

he is the youngest french leader since napoleon bonaparte, and today emmanuel macron has been trying on the trappings of office a day after a decisive victory. 39 years old,o is has been receiving congratulatory phone calls from world leaders, including donald trump. he has begun forming his government, and he has been carrying out symbolic duties of the presidency. our europe editor reports on the day's events. ♪ reporter: it has been a day of reflection in france, paying tribute to world war ii fallen. taking stock of fresh challenges ahead. france's brand-new and youngest ever president-elect here at v-e day commemorations. a little hesitant, a little unsure, taking his cue from the outgoing head of state. it will be a steep learning curve. emmanuel macron is pretty new to politics. the crowd here were hopeful. >> it is very difficult to put some reform in france, and having a guy who is young will help to change it things. >> we hope he keeps his promises. we want france for the poor as well as the rich. reporter: tonight, emmanuel foes will be and watching this with interest. a

he's the youngest french leader since napoleon bonaparte — and today emmanuel macron has been tryingay after his decisive presidential victory. mr macron, who's 39—years old, has been receiving a number of congratulatory phone calls from world leaders; has begun forming his government; and he's even been carrying out some of the more symbolic duties of the presidency. our europe editor katya adler reports on the day's events. it has been a day of reflection in france, paying tribute to the world war two fallen. taking stock of fresh challenges ahead. france's brand—new and youngest ever president elect here at ve day commemorations. a little hesitant, a little unsure, taking his cue from the outgoing head of state. it will be a steep learning curve. emmanuel macron is pretty new to politics but the crowds here were hopeful. it's very difficult to put some reforms in france and having such a guy who is so young will help to change things. translation: we hope he keeps his promises, politicians normally don't, we want france for the poor as well as the rich. vive la france. tonight, em

. ♪ macron, at just 39, becomes france's youngest leader since napoleon.nd tonight he walked into history. telling the crowd -- [ speaking foreign language ] "everyone said it was impossible, but they didn't know france." his victory is a resounding rejection of the far-right nationalist agenda of his opponent, marine le pen. projections tonight showing him winning 65% to 35% over lepen. their bitter battle drew in two american presidents. barack obama endorsing macron. >> i am supporting emmanuel macron to lead you forward. >> reporter: and president trump all but officially endorsing le pen, recently calling her the "strongest on borders and the strongest on what's been going on in france." for french voters, it was about two diametrically opposed views of their future. anti-immigration, anti-islam. macron, pro-eu, pro-immigration, more comfortable with diversity. for many voters, it was more about defeating le pen than electing macron. so are you happy that he won or happy that she lost, or, both? >> both. to be honest, both. >> reporter: and many looke

emmanuel macron, said to be the youngest leader since napoleon took the crowd by storm. translation: in the face of extremism, i know there are disagreements and i will respect this. and i will be faithful to that commitment taken, i will protect the republic. this is an incredible moment. mighty france, an economic and political world heavyweight, key eu nation will be presided over by a 39—year—old virtual political newcomer who has made a lot of big promises. to bring revolution, to change hungry france and the european union. business—friendly, yet socially just, neither left nor right wing. sound like a tall order? his delighted supporters have faith. i am really, really, really happy because, he is a good choice to keep our valour in france. we love europe. lam very i am very happy about this result. it means confidence. it means future. france is not an old country dying. but easy it won't be — this is a divided country. marine le pen may have lost an eye, but millions voted for her and herfar right programme. translation: i propose to transform our movement into

emmanuel macron, said to be the youngest leader since napoleon took the crowd by storm.in the face of extremism, i know there are disagreements and i will respect this. and i will be faithful to that commitment taken, i will protect the republic. this is an incredible moment. mighty france, an economic and political world heavyweight, key eu nation will be presided over by a 39—year—old virtual political newcomer who has made a lot of big promises. to bring revolution, to change hungry france and the european union. business—friendly, yet socially just, neither left nor right wing. sound like a tall order? his delighted supporters have faith. i am really, really, really happy because, he is a good choice to keep our valour in france. we love europe. i am very happy about this result. it means confidence. it means future. france is not dead, france is not an old country dying. france has hope. but easy it won't be — this is a divided country. marine le pen may have lost an eye, but millions voted for her and herfar right programme. translation: i propose to transform our

i think it was first used by napoleon iii and then the president of the republic, many of them did nothe start of the 19th century there was not a kitchen for the president, they had to take a meal from outside. the president of the fifth republic, most of them kept their private apartment in paris, and tried to basically make the elysee palace their offices, it's not easy most of the time. they had to live with it at the elysee palace most of the time. francois hollande, you will remember, said "i will be a normal president, normal people do not live in a palace". that is quite true, but when he basically separated from his partner, she kept the apartment so he had to live in the apartment so he had to live in the palace. now, emmanuel macron has already said that he intends to live in the elysee palace. although he's gotan in the elysee palace. although he's got an apartment in paris, he also has a nice fellow elsewhere. we will see if he goes there at the weekend 01’ see if he goes there at the weekend or not. —— a nice villa. emmanuel macron will have to do some restorations and re

he becomes the country's youngest leader since napoleon. nurses vote overwhelmingly in favour of a "summer of protest" over pay. labour says it's proposed robin hood tax on financial transactions would raise billions of pounds for public services. jumping into the history books, a 101—year—old d—day veteran becomes the world's oldest skydiver. lewis hamilton wins the spanish grand prix, with sebastian vettel coming second. and the red carpet is ready, the stars are on their way, it can only be the tv baftas. i will be here live for the next few hours, hoping to top two stars ranging from benedict cumberbatch tojoan collins. 200,000 people in 150 countries — the scale of the cyber attack which hit the nhs on friday makes it the largest of its kind, the head of the eu's police agency has told the bbc. europol‘s director rob wainwright says computer disruption for ransom is an escalating threat. five nhs trusts remain affected by the cyber attack. there are fears that monday, for many the start of the working week, could reveal there are more