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Mcauliffe's ad tying his opponent, youngkin, to president trump. this invoked the memories of january 6th and the 2017 march in charlottesville, virginia. this is further proof that may have completely stalled youngkin's momentum. but we'll see. the governor races is just one of the races we're watching on election day. a slew of american major cities are electing new mayors. in boston michelle wu holds an astounding lead over anissa essaibi george. in minneapolis, mayor jacob frey. remember him during the george floyd protest?

Is controversy overshadowing it, infighting and controversy over potential anti-semiism among founders. take a listen what one marcher feels about that controversy. >> reporter: this starred in 2017 with hundreds of thousands from people, millions nationwide. you were here for that. why do you think it's small they are time around? >> because of the controversy but i'm not here for those people. i'm here for my mother, my sisters. i'm here for all women. >> reporter: and alex, you have to think how much has happened since that 2017 march. you've had the me, too movement, the kavanaugh hearings...

Great man. i think he disposed of a lot of people. i think this is terrible this woman is not condemning his remarks. it's not just anti-semitism. he says white folks are going down and attacks the lbgtq community. she can't condemn this man? talk about being divisive when you have 5 million people following this women's march and the leaders won't condemn farrakhan and his horrible views, that's where the division is coming from. >> jesse, lots of local marches. i read today the new jersey group tied to black lives matter is upset with the national march but their local march is going forward...

>> reporter: the security fences are up, the stage literally sent. >> science not silence. >> reporter: for the 2017 march for science. >> i definitely think that the planet is getting warmer. because of that, certain things are happening. >> reporter: 150,000 people expected on the mall, then march to the capital. >> science has been politicized in a way that's not right for a few years now. >> reporter: this among a series of environmental protests. the saturday event, a celebration of earth day, but also to raise awareness about climate change. >> i'm skeptical. >> reporter: walt comey is n...

Inaugural in 1973, tens of thousands protested at the lincoln memorial. in february of 2003 we saw between 10 and 15 million people march in 600 cities around the world to protest the iraq war. we can now add the 2017 march for women, the women's march, to that list of historic demonstrations. according to march organizers, more than 4 million people around the world took to the streets around saturday. an impressive and historic assertion of the fact that women's rights are human rights. but not to the new white house press secretary, sean spicer, who in one of the most bizarre appearances ev...