dawson is chairman. they've all known one another for years. first they remove thlast traces of their campaign activities, their party buttons. then they take the oath. >> do you swear to defend the constitution of the united states of america and perform your duties as members of the election board to the best of yo ability, so help you god. >> i do. >> i do. >> this makes them responsible for seeing that the vovong here today takes place according to the laws of the land. and now polls arere open. here comes the first voter. no wonder he's first. he has been up since 4:00 delivering milk. >> good morning, everybody. >> you're the first one. >> i like to vote early, give the republicans a temporary lead. >> here is your ballot. >> that's as far as we can go. remember, this is a secret vote. no one ever sees another person mark his ballot. however, if we did have miraculous powers, and if we were able just this once to follow bill johnson, this is what we'd see. he votes first for the chief executives, the president and vice president of the un

and i got to meet rosario dawson for the first time, and i was smitten.e? and i was like, i don't think so and she was like, are you sure have we never met? and i was like, i don't think we've ever met and i just hear chris rock on the other side of the hall going "you're not sure if you've met rosario dawson? [ laughter ] and i was like, i know i've never met her. have you met beyonce [ laughter ] how do you not know if you've met rosario dawson >> jimmy: he is unbelievable i loved him so much. and then jim carrey is going too, maybe >> yeah. you talked to him personally >> it seems like it's possible there was a debate >> jimmy: there was a debate oh my god. >> seems like it got pretty good reviews >> jimmy: colin did not get good reviews at all. >> i haven't read all the reviews yet but some of the ones i saw were -- >> jimmy: jim carrey playing joe biden. >> yes >> jimmy: that would be amazing. maya rudolph doing kamala harris. it's all a possibility you don't want to say anything you can't spoil it >> never know. >> jimmy: that wouldn't be fun >> we

deep in the crisis because for dawson the government site the government has said it was when i was equalup with the don't we got an official going to be a crime down the conservatives and from the experience you know whenever there's a crackdown it's not just i get separatists he also upsets the local people because there is cursed you there is anyone who is suspected to be a separatist county time get this same thing for cities now you want to intensify the acts acts against the government because a government yes you can in a war against it so this disappointed so that the crisis was deep in with these resent happens. now how about this attack affect education and i region already facing security concerns in schools. yes as you rightly said before 'd the past 3 years children here have not been able to go to school 3 according to the united nations most of the schools in the admirable regions have been shut down because of the separatist movement here and now with the recent attacks including was talked to one in dawson parents was told this we are not comfortable sending their kids to

i was you know, sean love respect his family in for dawson his respect for bozeman goes deeper dawson is a colon cancer survivor it connects us from spiritually inside because i know he's looking down and seeing that i went to color cast he publix and be strong. >>you know chronis you for life, you know you go some this. >>be strong for him and safe with family this gallery is just the beginning of a new wave of change coming to anderson after boseman's death of the city implemented a public art and aument to bring more artwork to the city in his honor we want to continue to push that momentum. >>when you come to downtown new sale or mayor of anderson terrence roberts says this is just one way to give back to him after both men gave so much to what those men was of the >>we think is important. push in this direction. coupled of reasons to honor his legacy but to continue the momentum that we have and i mean. >>i was sophia reporting for us tonight that does it for kron 4 news at 9 thanks for being with us this hour but keep it here primetime news continues coming up at the top of the

to put the crisis because for dawson the government site the government has said it well when i was equalor didn't we got an official said you're going to be a crackdown like in seventy's and from the experience you know whenever there's a crackdown it's not just good separatists he also upsets the local people because there is curfew there is anyone who suspected to be a separatist county time get this same thing for cities now they want to intensify the act acts against the government because of the educated no war against it so this this if it is so that the crisis was deep in with these resent happens. now how does this attack affect education in a region already facing security concerns in schools. yes as you rightly said maybe for the past 3 years children you know not been able to go to school 3 according to the united nations most of the schools in the abaco regions have been shut down because of the separatist movement here and now with the recent attacks in cuba we spoke to one of the dawson parents source who told us that we are not comfortable sending to school this year after

deep in the crisis because for dawson the government site that the government has said it was when ias equal 40 don't we got an official going to be a crime down like in seventy's and from the experience you know whenever there's a crime down it's not just good separatists he also states the local people because there is curfew there is anyone who is suspected to be a separatist county time get this same thing for cities now you want to intensify the act acts against the government because a government yes you can in a war against a so this this is going to so that the crisis with dealing with these resent happens and now how does this attack affect education and i region already facing security concerns in schools. yes as you rightly said 80 for the past 3 years children here have not been able to go to school 3 according to the united nations most of the schools in the aggregate one reason it's not been shut down because of the separatist movement here and now with the recent attacks in kuwait we spoke to one of the dawson parents who split told us that we are not comfortable send

but it's europe a very tricky picture indeed donna dawson psychologist based in london thank you very much indeed. in other news explosions have been seen on the outskirts of step panacur capsule of the disputed region over in the corner kind of a. armenian officials say their military is blowing up ammunition near to the fighters suggesting barker's forces are close to the city rising in the region has intensified in recent days to plots from the 2 countries have been preparing for more talks to try to end the conflicts after 3 failed ceasefire attempts not so far away are surprised me because again on the key time of sure she and separatist leaders say very forces have advanced to within 5 kilometers and urging people there see how resists the attack sure she has long played a pivotal role in the conflicts it overlooks the regional capital sapan occurred and it's from there that azerbaijan shelled the city in the 1st nagorno-karabakh war it also sits on the main highway connecting armenia to step panacur it's what we've got to correspondents in both armenia and azerbaijan in the mom

games alex drawings and the pornography the company soft on demand alone operate 70 special b r 6 dawson depan it's one of the largest producers of pornography films in asia. here you can see employees faces to keep things discreet i asked to book a one hour of the hour packet it costs almost 1000 yen about 8 year old all dodged up in these cities have venues like this. can be rented for up to 3 hours there are 3 different options reclining chair reclining mat all flat i chose reclining mat. my booth was on the 2nd floor i'm one meter 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way up. in the booth i found the our glasses handkerchiefs the telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. luck of the a lot of people you don't know that either because 50 percent of people coming here foreigners so they have a special service well that i would call well. the staff help me set up and stop the v.o.r. film the films are shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on the by the us seated on lying down you will be watching a different film with a corres

confirmed on friday the government's ordered sports and cultural venues to shut for 2 weeks well donna dawson is a psychologist and personality behavior specialist she's joining us on skype from london it's good to have you with us one of the things that appears to be materializing after months of the pandemic is so-called pandemic fatigue how would you define pandemic fatigue. a kind of where you resignation about here we go again when does this ever have an end we never actually recovered from the 1st wave completely before we were thrown into the 2nd wave. you know people are just fed up now i think by age group and by occupation you can see the differences amongst older people and those who are more conservative and law abiding there is this kind of wary resignation well we've got to do this for the common good and we may not like it but we've got to do it but we're starting to see more dissent amongst younger age groups and that age group is expanding beyond 30 i would say 17 now up to about 3540 we've course we've had university students going back to a situation where they're in lockdo

to put the crisis because for dawson the government site the government has said it well when i was equalor didn't we got an official said you're going to be a crackdown like in seventy's and from the experience you know whenever there's a crackdown it's not just i get separatists he also upsets the local people because there is cursed you there is anyone who suspected to be a separatist county time get this same thing for separatist now you want to intensify the act acts against the government because the government said yes you can no war against us so this is a pity so the crisis was deep in with these resent happens. now how does this attack affect education and i region already facing security concerns in schools. yes as you rightly said before the past 3 years children here have not been able to go to school 3 according to the united nations most of the schools in the average 4 regions have been shut down because of the separatist movement here and now with the recent attacks in cuba was talked to $100.00 and parents was told this that they are not comfortable sending their kids to

mayors have agreed to impose even stricter measures and you caught up with germany's leading christian dawson here in berlin the virus now spreading fastest in urban areas saudi inventor mark asked him why. now professor trust in cities all over the world seem to be particularly vulnerable for this virus why is this the case and what can be done in cities well it's actually an obvious thing we have. a younger age structure in cities and we had over the last few weeks a higher incidence in young people over the summer months. so this infection is now prevalent in cities and it's now redistributing into older age groups these are all the effects that we have not only in cities but also elsewhere but obviously because of the higher density because of some situations. like leisure. and professional life where you have more people to gather like say and lots off with this. this is probably a specific trait of cities so we have. well. let's say. and have a higher incidence now what can german cities for example bourdin learn from the experiences in new york paris london other cities all over the wo

donna dawson is a psychologist and personality behavior specialist she says that pandemic fatigue is growing among the population because of mixed messages from governments. we never actually recovered from the 1st wave completely before we were thrown into the 2nd wave. you know people are just fed up now i think by age group and by occupation you can see the differences amongst older people and those who are more conservative and law abiding there is this kind of wary resignation well we've got to do this for the common good and we may not like it but we've got to do it but we're starting to see more dissent amongst younger age groups and that age group is expanding beyond 30 i would say 17 now up to about 3540 with course we've had university students going back to a situation where they're in lockdown in their local dormitories they're upset that they're not getting the education they're paid for so what we seem to be getting is a lot of very unwell thought out legislation that keeps changing backtracking so there's a lot more thinking now about what's actually being asked of us

the political movement in thailand has been mostly led by young people and rights groups say the dawsons have been arrested our service called haida is in bangkok. it wasn't just hours ago that that emergency decree went through saying that any gathering more than 5 people is illegal and if you look behind me over my shoulder you see that this is many more than 5 people were asked i mean probably over a 1000 people have gathered here in rajpur song area which is the high end shopping district right here in central bangkok no word went out kind of early morning that this is going to take place by some of the remaining protest organizers i'm saying remaining because at least 6 high level protest organizers were arrested early in the morning after that order went out after we saw that large protest thousands and thousands of anti-government protesters taking to the streets going from democracy minute right in front of government house there cleared out in the early morning hours after that emergency decree was issued but people still coming out this afternoon this evening early evening here

. >> hi, this gabriel dawson. i'm a resident and a renter in district two. i want to speak in favor of this resolution. i want to echo many of the profound comments already made that this is a critical thing to do for the health people now and the future of our city. i think we should move forward without any exemptions. the financial concerns or the concerns about small businesses don't change the science. if we start doing carve outs for the restaurants and other things, it's complete -- it's not any different than climate denial at this point because the time to act is now and we need to act as strongly as possible so we can move forward as fast as possible. any time there is a carve out, this dilutes the effectiveness of this action and hurts the health of our residents. this contributes to the catastrophic destruction of our planet that urges many members to move forward as quickly as possible on the legislation without any more exemptions or amendments. this should be thought of as the first step in many intense and drastic actions we need to take as a

dawson it's as if they don't need to keep a couple. of months old for all that much at home the 4th time flew down the hall to the most recently that the columbia looked rather nice the bottom of the ballet that the last dragons was one of those as you called the hard to listen to the real book on. the school district.

finally, "dawson's creek" the teen drama, it's a classic and it made young actors overnight sensationsg, "i don't want to wait." now, a whole new generation is about to watch the show because it's coming to netflix, but there is something missing. netflix tweeting out the news, "dawson's creek" one of television's most beloved coming of age stories is coming to netflix in the u.s., and before you ask, the episodes will not have the original theme song sorry. fans, of course, are freaking out i guess they don't have the rights. the streaming rights, to the theme song. i don't know why it was never licensed for streaming and i don't know why they couldn't get it >> i'm pretty sure you could look up paula cole on the internet and call her at home >> let's have a collection for netflix and buy the theme. >> anyway, quick daly click for you. today's click shows us the ultimate traffic jam. >> what the hell >> wow >> look at him, rocking out. that's a motorcycle. i don't know if you can tell >> i can't tell. >> he pulls away right here the light turns green and he takes off >> oh. >> they we

. >> hi, this gabriel dawson. i'm a resident and a renter in district two. i want to speak in favor of this resolution. i want to echo many of the profound comments already made that this is a critical thing to do for the health people now and the future of our city. i think we should move forward without any exemptions. the financial concerns or the concerns about small businesses don't change the science. if we start doing carve outs for the restaurants and other things, it's complete -- it's not any different than climate denial at this point because the time to act is now and we need to act as strongly as possible so we can move forward as fast as possible. any time there is a carve out, this dilutes the effectiveness of this action and hurts the health of our residents. this contributes to the catastrophic destruction of our planet that urges many members to move forward as quickly as possible on the legislation without any more exemptions or amendments. this should be thought of as the first step in many intense and drastic actions we need to take as a

introduced or existing existing ones extended and it's leading to what's being termed pandemic fatigue dawson as a psychologist and personality behavior specialist she believes that some governments are contributing to that fatigue by delivering mixed messages. we never actually recovered from the 1st wave completely before we were thrown into the 2nd wave. you know people are just fed up now i think by age group and by occupation you can see the differences amongst older people and those who are more conservative and law abiding there is this kind of wary resignation well we've got to do this for the common good and we may not like it but we've got to do it but we're starting to see more dissent amongst younger age groups and that age group is expanding beyond 30 i would say 17 now up to about 3540 of course we've had university students going back to a situation where they're in lockdown in their local dormitories they're upset that they're not getting the education they're paid for so what we seem to be getting is a lot of very unwell thought out legislation that keeps changing backtrackin

from genoa hala monica yant of kiev is also standing by for us in rio de janiero but 1st let's go to dawson jabari who's there in tehran and this spike in the daily death toll in iran must be extremely concerning for everybody. certainly and so much so that just a short while ago on state t.v. the president hassan rouhani had his coronavirus task force meeting and it was broadcast live and one of the main messages from the president was that people need to not be alarmed there is no cause to panic but that the residents of the all the different provinces need to listen to the health officials and their warnings and their protocols that is one of the main reasons health officials believe these numbers keep increasing and an important point to highlight is that the numbers that we get from health officials to their own advice as well they are not actual true numbers they believe the real figures to be much higher than the ones they put out every day because a number of people don't actually report their symptoms or their cases to officials many people don't get tested in the country under the

. >> caller: hello, my name is commissioner dawson cooper and my pronouns are they, them and theirs and i'm the newest member of the behavioral health commission and i am here because i want to do work on this commission for the most vulnerable in our community. as highlighted by the previous comments made. this legislation gives clear instruction on what to do and to provide those critical supports from the department of public health, like many other major counties in our state. additionally, it provides a clear timeline of appointments to the commission which has restricted the functionality over the summer months. there are two critical edits that i feel compelled to acknowledge that should be made in this legislation before approval. they're on page 3, line 4, and page 4, line 9. where it mentions his or her spouse. and he or she. as a non-binary trans person as recognized by the state of california and the commissioner on this board, using binary language like his or her or he or she deludes the idea that i and other gender diversity folks like me are not welcome in this process.

thank you, joey lawrence and rosario dawson. >> thank you so much. >> that's our show for today.p next, alex witt has the latest news and reports from our road warriors as we count down to the election. thank you so much for your time. n to the election. thank you so much for your time. ♪ you can go your own way it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get 5g included and save up to $400 dollars a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. it's high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. welcome to "weekends with alex wi witt." we're down to single digits. just nine days to go until the election. and as the president and joe biden are sto

my good friend bob dawson who is here, his office is located on the site where garfield's house was,on 13th and "i." i'm sorry we don't have time to go over the rest of garfield's house career. again, he was involved in all of the issues of the time that you can imagine. did i lose this? no, okay. the impeachment of president johnson. i think we did lose -- nope. orry. the impeachment of president johnson, westward expansion, reconstruction. he speaks very forcefully in favor of the 15th amendment. he constantly goes on the floor to attack the ku klux klan and racism. one more issue to mention, because it's important, is?v$áj commitment to civil service reform. at the time, if you wanted a federal job, you basically bribed someone to give you one. you would -- to the victor belong the spoils, whoever wins elections would appoint their friends and would expect their friends, then, to make contributions or gifts to whoever gets them the job. garfield felt that it was time to have most federal jobs based upon merit, not upon who you know or what you can buy. he is one of the leaders of

. >> hi, this gabriel dawson. i'm a resident and a renter in district two.ant to speak in favor of this resolution. i want to echo many of the profound comments already made that this is a critical thing to do for the health people now and the future of our city. i think we should move forward without any exemptions. the financial concerns or the concerns about small businesses don't change the science. if we start doing carve outs for the restaurants and other things, it's complete -- it's not any different than climate denial at this point because the time to act is now and we need to act as strongly as possible so we can move forward as fast as possible. any time there is a carve out, this dilutes the effectiveness of this action and hurts the health of our residents. this contributes to the catastrophic destruction of our planet that urges many members to move forward as quickly as possible on the legislation without any more exemptions or amendments. this should be thought of as the first step in many intense and drastic actions we need to take as a cit

. >> hi, this gabriel dawson. i'm a resident and a renter in district two.n favor of this resolution. i want to echo many of the profound comments already made that this is a critical thing to do for the health people now and the future of our city. i think we should move forward without any exemptions. the financial concerns or the concerns about small businesses don't change the science. if we start doing carve outs for the restaurants and other things, it's complete -- it's not any different than climate denial at this point because the time to act is now and we need to act as strongly as possible so we can move forward as fast as possible. any time there is a carve out, this dilutes the effectiveness of this action and hurts the health of our residents. this contributes to the catastrophic destruction of our planet that urges many members to move forward as quickly as possible on the legislation without any more exemptions or amendments. this should be thought of as the first step in many intense and drastic actions we need to take as a city to combat cl