A father and daughter reflect on protests in France

Julian, a landscape architect from Lyon, and his teenage daughter, Coline, spent much of Saturday dodging tear gas canisters and protesting for education reform. From Barcelona, where they've been on vacation, they offer their view on the state of public schools and public spending in general in France. This, as the government of Emmanuel Macron finds itself unable to contain growing public rage and, at times, violence. The World's Gerry Hadden reports from Barcelona.