Transcript for Angry protesters take to the streets in Paris again

Heading overseas now, to the tense streets of Paris, landmarks on lockdown. Angry protesters torching vehicles and ripping down barricades. In a fourth weekend of violent clashes. Riot police firing water cannons and tear gas into the crowd. ABC's correspondent James Longman is right in the middle of the chaos. Reporter: A continuing crisis for France tonight. Cars on fire, clashes with police near some of Paris' most famous landmarks, and for the first time, armored trucks with water Canons deployed in the French capital. This, the fourth straight Saturday of nationwide protests. An estimated 30,000 out on French streets tonight, nearly 1,400 arrests and more than 130 including police injured. There's been this endless back and forthThe NCAA on Thursday released an ugly academic number for the UConn men's basketball program. Fortunately for the Huskies, this number doesn't come with a penalty.

UConn's Graduation Success Rate for players who entered school between 2003 and 2006 was 8 percent, well shy of the 74 percent national average in the sport and better only than Centenary College, which came in at 0 percent. A dozen players entered the program during that period and only one of them graduated.

The Huskies were stung last year for consistently low Academic Progress Rate scores. Among the penalties was a postseason ban. The only penalty this year is a bit of embarrassment born of players who, had they graduated, have been gone for a long time.

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