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Reinforcements, National Guard reinforcements. Yesterday there were 500 National Guard reinforcements. At night the governor brought another 200 in, this morning announcing another 1,000, bringing a total of 1,700 National Guard reinforcements and later today the governor announcing that every single National Guards person in the state has been activated. Some 13,100 troops will be taking to the streets after last nights failed attempt at a curfew. The curfew is supposed to go into effect at 8 p. M. Local time, 9 p. M. Eastern, two hours from now. Last night it had become clear that if all fou...

Time hosting, a quick background note. Im a professor and i am involved in Community Organizing and labor organizing. In the past i have informally advised the fast food worker efforts, which is why this morning im especially eager to dive into our lead story on the growing fast food striker movement which this week went global. On this thursday hundreds of employees of at least 17 fast food chains across the country walked out on their jobs calling for a wage increase to 15 an hour and the right to unionize without retaliation. This is not enough money to be working for 8 an hour. If i have t...

The wall street journal combing through a new report showed a majority of americans who feared they would face steep fines for not having healthcare will be exempt. So chill out. You came back for more pain. How are you doing . Patti ann im Patti Ann Browne in for martha maccallum. This new report shows by 2016, 90 of them could be off the hook because of a recent flood of new exemptions. The headline first is what here . Reporter hardly anybody will have to pay the fine. That reduces the impact of the individual mandate. Bottom line, premiums will go up because people are not being forced to ...

Inside politics the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. Welcome to inside politics. Im john king. Thank you for sharing your sunday morning. We sort through the critical and emotional policy and political debates stemming from the paris terror attacks. With us to share the reporting and insights is Maggie Haberman of the New York Times. Ed okeef of the Washington Post. Julie pace of the associated press. And mj lee. Two questions are dominating the debate. How did isis manage to pull off a series of brazen deadly attacks in paris. What can our government to better or differently...

Theres this boisterous army of protesters. Theyre here to send a message to the president and to lawmakers and to everyone whos listening. Theyre trying to prevent the next school shooting. And their battle cry is never again. So heres what the march for our lives website says theyre marching for today. They want to pass a law banning assault weapons. They want to expand background checks to eliminate the loopholes in the sales of guns at gun shows as well as online. Obviously this movement, though, is not monolithic. There are lots of people here well talk to that have their own ideas for how...