i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. here's what mr. trump had to say around 2:50 this morning. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> nichole: hillary clinton did not speak overnight, but her campaign chairman, john they gathered for what they thought was going to be a victory celebration. >> i want every person in this hall to know and i want every person across the country that supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim and to all of us. we are so proud of you! >> nichole: we have been getting reaction to this upset

we share that with you throughout the hour. tia and brian. >> brian: it's wednesday, november 9th, 6:00. >> tia: at the bottom of the screen, you should see all the local elections and those issues. they will be running all morning long letting you what happened in the election. before we get into the big election day and the aftermath, let's check with samantha roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. a mild morning and a little warmer than you would expect this timf we still have rain we're tracking for you along i-77 and points off to the east. if you wake up with me around akron, good morning to you. it is still raining there. also still coming down in the canton area, especially on the west side of canton, although as i mentioned that is drifting a little closer to the 77 corridor. showers still ongoing on the southeast cleveland out in geauga county, northwestern portage county and northern summit county.

you have a little more shower activity on the way. we have to get through about 6:30 or so before the rain winds down there. your forecast for today, okay, this rain is not going to be an all-day thing. i think by 9:00 or 10:00, most of us will be dry. if not a little bit sooner than that. notice how the chances do drop through the day. our temperatures in the upper 40s all day, and laura, it is going to be a windy day, so a lot of folks that steering wheel. >> laura: yeah, i heard and felt that wind. you have to hold on tight when you have wet road conditions, and we definitely do this morning. it's caused accidents and slipping and sliding around. be careful out there. most of the accidents have cleared, so you're looking at a very green map right now not with a lot of problems, right? we have some construction out there. so construction on i-90 eastbound will take place overnight near i-77 near 19th street. so we're there on the innerbelt

tonight. that will start at 8:00 tonight, and it will wrap up at 6:00 tomorrow morning. then we have your drive times. 19 minutes from strongsville and running on time from north olmstead and akron. they're good commutes albeit very, very wet. similar to the other construction project on the innerbelt bridge, we have overnight on i-77 near the innerbelt. i'll talk about that at 6:19. >> brian: shock, awe and even tears. this was the sentiment hillary clinton election night watch party as donald trump kept winning key battleground states, which eventually paved the way to become the next president of the united states. we've been watching social media all night. a lot of people are stunned by how last night's presidential election turned out. >> brian: america has spoken, and this morning sia nyorkor is getting answers for us about what people are saying and how they're feeling this morning. good morning, tia.

there's mixed reaction here at the my friends diner on the west side of cleveland. walked in here, and there were several people sitting at the counter right behind me and watching those results pour in. a lot of regular people, customers told me that they come here for the comfort food and to talk with like-minded people. here's what some of them had to say about the results. >> i'm overwhelmed by this, and i feel like i am very hurt that a lot of people that i care about and people i surd myself with, like, can be okay with this kind of hate and just like someone that would put people down constantly. >> this isn't a one-person team, man. this is a whole 9 million people in this continent alone. it's larger than you think. >> sia: and so there you have it, just a sprinkling of some of what the customers say here at my friends.

little light out, so we expect more people to filter in here and get some comfort food and have some conversation. so we will be here through the morning monitoring that and bringing you all those updates on air and online. for now i'm sia nyorkor getting answers, "cleveland 19 news." >> brian: sia, the old election saying is as ohio goes, so goes the election. donald trump convincingly took ohio winning with 52% of the vote compared to clinton's of the vote. ohio went republican for president and followed suit for the senate race. rob portman beat strickland by nearly 20% of the vote. >> tia: that's right. we have team coverage for you live in columbus this morning starting with cleveland 19's sara goldenberg who was at the gop party last night. sara, a big night for republicans right here in the buckeye state. >> reporter: guys, a lot to celebrate for republicans.

it was called early in the night less than an hour after the polls closed. take a look at this video. this is senator portman celebrating at his victory speech last night. this senate race was originally on the list of one of the most competitive senate races, but that changed earlier this year when portman pulled ahead with big numbers. on the campaign trail he focused on his fight against the heroin epidemic and human trafficking. take a listen. >> people don't want the tape and live through another four years of the same tired and self-defeating roux tone. they're looking for something new. they expect better. we are capable of better. with a fresh start there will never be a better moment than now to rise above the dysfunction in washington, d.c. and find that common ground. >> reporter: the theme of his victory speech last night was this is a fresh start.

in the next half hour we hear from the chair of the republican party on what he had to say about portman's victory. meanwhile, i want to bring in catherine bosley. she was at the democratic watch party. >> reporter: that watch party in the ballroom just above us. it was supposed to be a celebrate. it got quiet as democrats watched the ohio numbers come in. in fact, no one was talking much about it at all. it was the second hard hit after ted strickland lost the u.s. senate race early on. what was cal democratic victory party, again, turned out to be anything but. here's what the ohio democratic chairman david pepper had to say about it all. >> a tough loss. obviously, a lot of counties clearly showed up in big ways, and it's just way beyond what even the polls expected. so it's a disappointment for us. >> reporter: so pepper like so many other democratic party leaders across ohio, across the

more coming up on that in our next half hour. getting answers in columbus, catherine bosely, cleveland 19. >> tia: thank you so much. if you voted for hillary clinton what's the best way to come to terms with a trump presidency? >> brian: a local psychologist has coping mechanisms, and nichole vrsansky with us this morning working on that story this morning. very interesting. >> nichole: i found it very interesting. dr. adam with a handful of patients throughout the election cycle regarding the presidential race. his advice to them and others is to take care of yourself first and focus on the things you can control. >> people are extremely passionate about this election. there's going to be a sense of loss. >> nichole: the best way to deal with that loss according to cleveland clinic psychologist dr. adam borland. >> i'm a big believer in benefits of physical exercise and deep breathing exercises as

>> nichole: the doctor suggests grabbing a pen and paper. >> writing down their fears, and then going through and really looking at each one and saying, you know, is this a valid fear? if it is, how can i cope with it? >> nichole: other coping suggestions include monitoring what you're looking at on social media, especially if it gets overwhelming. focus on the present, not the what ifs. and know that you can't control the behavior of others. >> while there may be different viewpoints and different values, what i would really recommend is people stay true to themselves and really monitor their own reactions. that's all we have control over. >> nichole: and with the presidential race, dr. borland says he hopes our country can focus on moving forward, and he also says he thinks the fact that it's over is actually a big sense of relief to many. tia. >> tia: we will continue to work to get you answers on what's next for ohio and our

look for continuing coverage on air, online, and, of course, on social media. >> brian: and already this morning, of course, a lot of reaction on facebook and twitter. coming up, we're showing you how celebrities are reacting to trump's victory. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, duff. good morning, and good morning to you as well. we're reporting rain at akron and canton. upper 40s, but we're going to stay there all day right in the upper 40s, not the best weather day, but the good news rain is going to scoot out of here. i'll tell you when coming up after the break. >> tia: also next, breaking news from wall street and how the election is impacting your 401(k) this morning.

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soft victory speech from president-elect trump is the reason. meanwhile, overseas markets in europe and in russia are rebounding right now. markets in the u.s. open at 9:30, and we'll watch to see what happens after the opening bell. meanwhile, this is a live picture right now from outside the white house. come january we know donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. pennsylvania avenue will be his new address. watch to see how president obama reacts to the news today. that's quiet right now. look at the video from overnight. you can see crowds gathering there in the early morning hours. they were protesting the results that mr. trump had won the election. we are also walking congratulations flow in right now for president-elect trump from world leaders. i'll back with more on that in 15 minutes. brian. >> brian: voters have spoken, and donald trump will be the next president of the united

for your money and specifically for most of us what does it mean for the short-term and long-term health of our 401(k)s, we turn to tom stockett for answers. >> there's no doubt wall street is nervous about trump at this point. what we're probably seeing is a market decline. how dramatic that will be, i'm unsure of that into the end of the year. >> brian: stockett says history shows a new president always has some type of short-term on the market. he advises to continue to look at your 401(k) as a long-term investment. >> samantha: thanks so much, brian. it is 6:15 on this wednesday morning. it is once again raining in downtown cleveland. upper 40s in the cleveland metro area, and it is windy, too. there might be patchy fog out there. the rain in cleveland is very,

it gets steadier as you travel farther down to the south. i want to take a quick radar tour down to stark and tuscarawas counties and north into summit county. i have some showers here, and this is all drifting off towards the south and east. columbiana and mahoning counties also waking up to rain. if you join me from southern geauga county or portage county and then summit county, you're included in this, too. no warning or anything like that. no severe weather, but there are some they're slowly moving off towards the east and southeast. if you're in rootstown, these are really knocking on your back door. waking up with me in newton falls, i would say by 7:00 if not sooner than that rain will move in for you. it's going to be one of those mornings where we just have the hit-or-miss stuff around. not everyone is seeing it, but it won't last all day. temperatures as i mentioned in the upper 40s and lower 50s. pretty much holding steady all

about 48 to 50 kind of depends on where you are. it's going to feel like that all day. i tell you with the wind factored in it will feel a little cooler. it's windy all day. rain comes to aend by 9:00 or 10, and then we're just mostly cloudy with the look of rain all day. tonight, we will not have any showers around. expect decreasing clouds and temperatures in the 40s tonight, and then we wake up in the upper if you don't love the weather today, i get it. it's kind of cloudy and it's going to be windy and cold, but tomorrow, tomorrow holds promise. sunshine, low 60s, and a little on the windy side, but soak it up while you can. friday rolls around, and then we get a little more spotty rain and cooler weather. we're only around 50 on veterans day. drying it out and warming it up for the weekend, at least the

chilly but sunday looks pretty nice. >> laura: out there on the roads not so nice, though, this morning. with wet rides it usually means we have problems on the morning drive. haven't had any major accidents. at least what we had out there has cleared out of the way. get that out of of the way before rush hour. hopefully we can drive safely and won't have major problems. 271 is running up to speed, 60 miles per hour there along with the rest of the map which is still staying all green as we hour. construction tonight, though. i-77 northbound actually happened overnight this past night as well and into this morning. they wrapped it up early, though, this morning. they wrapped it up around 3:45 instead of 6:00 a.m. it will not re-open until 6:00 tomorrow morning so heads-up there. they're doing overnight signage work. mentor to cleveland 28 minutes,

27 minutes there. 19 minutes inbound from strongsville. coming up at 6:33, we take the ride from akron and also looking at your east side commutes. guys. >> tia: the day after a polarizing election from yesterday. reaction pouring in on social media the day after. a lot of celebrities have been speaking and sharing their thoughts. >> brian: denise zarrella is here with what everyone is saying and tweeting and facebooking. denise. >> denise: reaction is v cher was vocal overnight and spoke to reporters. >> i watched brexit and sat up all night and watched it. trump's brexit. >> denise: on the other hand, british journalist and tv personality piers morgan couldn't hold in his happiness tweeting out, con glat lagss to my friend donald trump. an astonishing achievement. the number one most googled

immigration, and it's reported that the canadian website for immigration crashed. it's not clear if the website crash is due to the election results here in the u.s. tia, duff. >> tia: thank you so much, denise. time is now 6:20. of course, the election coverage, the results are running right at the bottom of your convenient. screen. it's also on your device on our free mobile app. >> brian: how did trump exactly pull it off? we break down the key states and vor

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>> tia: if you wonder who voted for donald trump, we're getting answers. exit polls show white evangelical voters voted in high numbers for donald trump. his coalition was overwhelmingly white and leaned toward male and older voters. he won whites without college degrees by more than 2:1, and his support from rural voters was nearly double hillary clinton's.

states including ohio. the chairman of the republican party in cuyahoga county robert frost says he knew it all along. >> we were confident of a ohio win. we new we had good data and that same data said we would have a landslide in the electoral vote nationwide. >> brian: the crowd cheered loudly as donald trump made his acceptance speech and most did stay until early this morning until the race was called. >> tia: canada's m night as donald trump's lead continued to grow throughout the night. the website offers ways of apply to live in or become a citizen of canada. the site crashed around 10:30 last night, and access has been spotty ever since. many americans have been threatening to move to canada should trump emerge the winner of this election. time now is 6:24. the reaction to donald trump's historic win continues to come in from around the world.

they have no stronger ally, no better friend than australia. and the enduring national interests of our two countries are such that our relationship will continue to be strong. >> brian: australian prime minister reacting overnight. our complete election coverage continues including trump's reaction. that's next. sam. >> samantha: all right, duff. thanks so much. it is 6:25 ons morning. here's a look at your morning commute forecast. i did bump the impact of the weather on your drive up. i bumped that impact number up to a 3 out of 10, as i expect some spotty showers in the area through about 9:00. the evening commute looks good. we talk about it coming up after

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>> nichole: while you were sleeping donald trump became the 45th president of the united states. hillary clinton conceded around 2:30 mr. trump won with 276 electoral votes to clinton's 218. i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. here's what mr. trump had to say just before 3:00 this morning. >> it's been what they call a historic event, but to be really historic we have to do a great job. and i promise you that i will not let you down. we will do a great job.

addressed the crowd that gathered at the javits center in new york for what they thought was going to be a victory celebration. >> she's done an amazing job, and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. >> nichole: republicans have also retained their lock on the house for two more years. gop candidates try triumphed florida, virginia and colorado. reaction has come in all morning long. we have crews in cleveland, columbus and, of course, monitoring social media. this is history in the making this morning. tia and brian. >> tia: good morning, it's wednesday november 9th. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: it's 6:30. let's get a check on the weather. here's our meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: good morning if you're just rolling out of bed. it is 6:29 on this wednesday, and we are waking up to some rainshowers, most of this is south of cleveland.

may be some spotty drizzle kind of stuff like that. very light rain out there. steadier rains extend to the i-77 corridor basically from summit county south into tuscarawas county. also in portage county i track steadier rain for you. please take it slow on the roads this morning. any rain should be out of our coverage area by 9:00 or 10:00. until then, have your umbrella handy in case you run into one of t after mid-morning we're mostly cloudy and windy. winds today may gust up to 30 miles per hour. we're going to be in the upper 40s all day, so it will feel a lot different than it has the last couple of of days. the good news is the sun is going to come out tomorrow. we talk about that and we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up at 6:45. laura. >> laura: all right. right now on the roads still moving very, very well. we're not quite to rush hour. still about 30 minutes away from

look on the roads as you head out the door. keep in mind very, very wet. but the smoothness of your drive is going to ease you through it all. so we're not having a lot of problems coming up 77. 49 miles per hour near east 14th street. that's where we have that lane that's blocked. also also in the area where we talked about construction. we talk about that more coming up. it is back open for today. it will close again tonight at the innerbelt bridge. stay tuned for that. first, look around akron. things move p canton to akron and outbound on akron if you leave route 8 55 miles per hour. up towards fairlawn no slowing down here. there's some slowing headed south along route 21. no big issues or major accidents all this morning. the east side commute between 77 and 271 up to speed up to 422 up to 40 miles per hour near solon. drive times all running on time, but we have construction under the up innerbelt bridge today.

>> tia: as we told you at the top of the show, donald trump has been elected to be the next president of the united states. >> brian: the republican new york billionaire upset democrat hillary clinton winning enough of the key battleground states to claim victory in the electoral college and in the popular vote. craig boswell with the latest from washington. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump emerged on stage at his election night headquarters in new york cheered by crowds of supporters. >> it is time together as one, united people. >> reporter: the republican nominee defied expectations tuesday, racking up crucial victories in the battleground states of florida, north carolina and ohio among others. >> i have not met a single person out there yet who doesn't feel like i do and has the same burden on their heart about what's happening to our country. >> reporter: earlier hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she congratulated us. it's about us.

congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard-fought campaign. >> reporter: clinton's campaign chairman john podesta arrested crowds gathered at her election night headquarters. >> i want every person across the that supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her. >> reporter: despite wins in virginia, colorado and nevada, the democratic nominee failed to carry o states president obama won in 2012. many of those gathered to see a clinton victory rally left in tears. as the results trickled in, crowds of demonstrators remained outside the white house well into the morning as they anxiously await the end to the bitter presidential contest. house speaker paul ryan, who was critical of trump's campaign, called to congratulate him on a big night. craig boswell, cleveland 19. >> tia: one thing is for sure,

passionate supporters on either side of the aisle. >> brian: this morning we're trying to get an idea how northeast ohio is reacting to the results of the presidential election. cleveland 19's sia nyorkor continues our team coverage. hey, sia. >> sia: good morning, brian and tia. yes, a lot of people came straight to the my friends restaurant here on the west side of cleveland because it's known as the spot to get a good meal and talk with people who have like-minded so we've been sitting here talking with people here, and they've told me that they came straight here to enjoy and to commiserate and hug and comfort each other. here's what some of them had to say. >> honestly, i'm a little disappointed. i'm really disappointed in ohio. i'm really disappointed in america. >> i think we need to make our country good no matter what. i don't think we should rely on one person. we need to step up as citizens in america.

opinions here, mixed reaction, but people like i said, are coming here to talk and hold and comfort each other. so we will be here throughout the morning reporting on this on air and online. for now i get answers here at my friends, sia nyorkor, "cleveland 19 news." >> brian: sia, thank you. 6:35. well, it was quite the day for the republicans in the state of ohio. that's for sure. buckeye state voters also relocated republican senator rob portman. >> tia: we have live coverage from columbus this morning, beginning with catherine bosely getting answers on how they're reacting this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you imagine we are talking a range of emotions from the ohio state democratic leaders in columbus, and none of those emotions good, of course. what was called the ohio democratic party victory party began to fizzle out pretty fast in the ballroom right above us at the hyatt in columbus.

u.s. senate race kind of set the tone. it was anticipated, though, with the democrats losing ohio in the presidential race was not expected at this point. so here's what the ohio democratic party david pepper had to say. >> i honestly think that there's clearly a bigger wave that happened here than just sort of strategy and tactics. you don't see places like michigan and wisconsin looking like they do tonight if it was about individual tactics or strategies. it's something bigger. i do with trade in ohio that plays out here and in other states. >> reporter: all right. so that disappointment emptying the ballroom actually before midnight. now, of course, the focus for ohio democrats, what's next? how do you recover from something like this? we're asking questions and getting answers here in columbus, and now to sara goldenberg checking out things on the republican side here in ohio. >> reporter: a much different

the ohio gop watch party really erupting in celebrations last night. in the statehouse republicans have the largest majority ever, but the big race of the night, senator portman's win. this is him celebrating at his victory speech last night on stage with his family. portman says it's time for a fresh start, and he believes lawmakers can find common ground. on the campaign trail, portman focused on fighting the heroin epidemic and human trafficking. matt borgess. >> people don't want to rewind the tape and live through another four years of the same tired and self-defeating routine. they're looking for something new. they expect better. we are capable of better, and with a fresh start there will never be a better moment than now to rise above the dysfunction in washington, d.c. and find that common ground. [ applause ] >> reporter: and as you could see, that was, again, senator

called, portman said i don't need to know who is in the white house to care as much as i do. live in columbus, getting answers, sara goldenberg, "cleveland 19 news." thnz thank you so much. we learned from cnn hillary clinton has the popular vote, and that will change throughout the course of the day. >> brian: it doesn't matter, either. >> tia: people are extremely passionate about the election. >> brian: a psychologist we spoke to from the cleveland clinic says hillary clinton supporters are going to feel a sense of makes some sense, right? nichole vrsansky spoke with him about how to best cope with that loss. i find this very interesting. >> nichole: it really is. i find it interesting people have been coming to him this entire election cycle have a problem dealing with the stress of this election. dr. borland says keep in mind nothing drastically will change overnight here. he tells his clients to focus on the present moving forward and not the what ifs. he encourages us to focus on

control. >> all we can ask is toll listen to one another and not jump to any conclusions. ideally have an open dialogue regarding our differences. >> nichole: the doctor says he's a big fan of exercise and deep breathing exercises as coping mechanisms. he hopes the country can move forward now, and at the very least he says have a sense of relief that at least it's over. brian. >> brian: nicki, thanks. we will continue to work to get you answers on what's next for ohio and our country as donald trump prepares to take over the white house. look for continuing coverage on air, online, and on social media. >> tia: that's right. speaking of social media, you probably have already seen it on your social media time line this morning. lots of reaction to this historic election. we will show you what some of the more outspoken celebrities had to say. >> brian: later, donald trump's message early this morning to the american people. we have it for you.

it is 6:39, and it's time now for a check of that bus stop forecast. upper 40s, but you know, we're not going to move much at all. so your walk to the bus stop this morning will be in the 40s, and even your ride home in the 40s. windy as well. we got some rain out there. how long will it stick around? we talk about it coming up after the break. >> nichole: we're keeping a close eye on financial markets around the world. you might be surprised what we're seeing right now after a

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>> nichole: tim i 43. congratulations have come in for president-elect trump all morning long, lisa may and putin among the first to send theirs. india's and japan's prime minister cents theirs as well. mitch mcconnell sent out this reaction. he said the american people have chosen a new direction for our nation, and house speaker paul ryan called mr. trump overnight to congratulate him on his victory. all eyes will be on the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this morning.

overnight. they have recovered worldwide since an initial frantic sell-off. experts say it's because of the relatively soft victory speech from president-elect trump. u.s. stocks are expected to open lower, but not near as low as originally thought. dow futures right now down about 350 points. we'll continue to monitor that situation as well. tia and brian, back to you. >> brian: what does that trump it mean for the short-temple health of our 401(k)s. tom stockett of cleveland wealth says you need to be patient. >> it's important to keep your eye on the prize, which is retirement down the line, and stay focused and disciplined with your investment decisions. by doing so you'll be rewarded. history shows us that. >> brian: stockett goes on to say history shows a new president always has some type,

effect on the market. he advises to look at the 401(k) as a long-term investment. >> pinpointing the whether where you live. noi your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. >> samantha: we have to get out the door in morning with a check of what's happening in the world of weather. it is 6:45, and we are off to a cloudy start. a little breezy as well, winds are sustained upwards of 22 miles per hour in some areas. 17 miles per hour right now in cleveland. we are at 50 degrees, so it feels actually mild for this time of the year. the issue is the numbers really aren't going to move much at all today. we'll probably stay right around 50 give or take a few degrees. west of cleveland no problems at all. elyria, lorain county, good morning to you. we're dry. medina over into wayne, ashland and richland counties, we're also dry, but you go a little farther off to the east and southeast, and this is where we have rain popping up on doppler max.

heavy showers at this hour. also down towards southern portage county, northern and southern stark counties, southern summit county and then over into places like warren. this is going to be in trumbull county and northern tuscarawas county. it's a wet start for some of you, so you have to take it slow in the areas. if you're waking up with us in canton, you are seeing rain right now. after 7:00 that rain is probably going to pick up. if you're joins me from the marlbo you. this is just knocking right on your back doorstep. that rain will pick up, and it may be heavy for a little while before it comes to an end after 7:30. the forecast for today does feature these kind of pesky, morning showers. by 9:00, 10:00 those should be tapering off, and then we're mostly cloudy and wind all day. winds may gust up to 30 miles per hour today. we'll be in the upper 40s pretty much all day long. i know it's not the best

already. tomorrow looks a lot better and a lot more sunshine on the thursday. chance of rain today is 0% to 10%. i don't expect any rainshowers this evening. after 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning, we should be dry. so you have something going on in the afternoon or evening, it's just the wind that you deal with. as promised, here's that full seven-day planning forecast, which does include warmer weather for tomorrow. warmer and sunniest, and that's nice. but friday the clouds return, cooler. we have some spotty rain around, too. friday, of course, is veterans day. head for any festivities later in the day. you want to have your umbrella ready to go. it will be cold friday night. in fact, it's so chilly there might be a little bit of snow flakage mixing in with the rain. i don't expect widespread snow or anything like that. just a few flakes before a dry weekend. laura. >> laura: flakage, i like that

i like to use it when we have wet commutes out there. sam is talking about the rain moving off to the east of the area. as you look at the map, haven't seen a lot of problems. it moved throughout the area, so it can still linger with those wet spots, ponding spots still even farther to the west. be very, very careful out there. what's really nice about using waze is we can get the information from drivers actually on the road right now and the problems they're experiencing. so i've seen some people talk about different, you know, slowdowns and different spots er specifically in rocky river along i-90. that doesn't seem to be a problem anymore. as you move along the metro curve, it moves up to speed. no big slowdowns out there. we want to talk about construction, though. canal road right under the innerbelt bridge will close again today like they did on monday if you're familiar with it on monday. they're going to close at 9:00 this morning and re-open at 3:00 this afternoon. so it's right under the bridge.

innerbelt bridge during that time. the drive times run well in mentor, canton, elyria or strongsville. if you're headed to work right now, it looks in the green and to time for you. guys. >> tia: i'm looking to see if local celebrities are saying anything on social media. nothing yet. a whole lot of reaction on social media on the 45th and maybe the most dramatic presidential election. >> brian: now, this social media craze will probably last a while with the presidential election, right? cleveland 19's denise zarrea monitoring twitter where celebrities are sounds off on the election results. >> denise: people are waiting to hear from people like lebron james probably. that's one of the top people everyone is looking for this morning. twitter did dominate social media coverage of this historic election, a place for people around the world to voice thoughts. many celebrities took to the site overnight manyup set with

support. j.k. rowlings tweeted we stand together and stick up for the vulnerable and don't let hate speech become normalized. ben carson appeared to show his support for trump saying, quote, congratulations to the next president of the united states. we, the people, have spoken. the tweets just keep on coming, especially as many wake up this morning to the results of this election. tia, duff. >> tia: if you're just waking up to the results, they are running right at the your screen. >> brian: next, the stories you need to know before you go. we tell you what donald trump says is the first thing he wants everyone to do now that he is

>> brian: donald trump's historic win tops the you knead to know before you go. >> tia: hillary clinton did not speak this morning but her campaign manager did. >> we are so proud of her. she's done an amazing job, and she is not done yet! >> tia: donald trump dominated midwestern states including ohio. cleveland 19's sia nyorkor is tracking reaction right here in the buckeye state. s sia. >> sia: i'm sia nyorkor live atmy friends restaurant on

we've been talking with people all morning about their feelings, and there is mixed reaction. coming up we talk to more people and get answers for you. denise. >> denise: thanks, sia. celebrity reaction pouring into social media this morning. some criticized and some celebrating. actor scott baio was in cleveland to support tufrp during the rnc. a short time ago, he tweeted great faith in good works. mr. donald trump, i'm call you president of the united states of america and first lady melania trump. nicki. >> nichole: we're watching thele roller coaster ride that's the stock market this morning. shortly after the wing the dow plunged and other world indices followed suit but are currently stabilizing. we're awaiting the opening bell on wall street at 9:30 this morning. brian. >> brian: reaction came in from around the world this morning.

and egypt and even russian president vladimir putin offer their congratulations overnight. sam. >> samantha: it's 6:55, and heads-up. there's still rain out there mainly south of cleveland, but there may be a little drizzle in the cleveland area. so do watch out for that in the wet roads on your drive in to work. upper 40s today, like all day long, so it's going to be cool. it's going to be windy, but by 9:00 or 10:00 all this rain should be gone and then tomorrow low 60s, windy, and, of course, we have veterans day on friday. it will be cooler with a little bit of rain. laura. >> laura: it's been an easy day out there so far. surprisingly we had rainy spots and wet spots and definitely spots where the water is ponding. seeing slowdowns along 77 where you see that 31-mile-per-hour marker. really, we're moving along well considering it's almost rush hour. we're moving right towards it.

hopefully. >> brian: after the election donald trump had something to say, and people were very concerned and relieved to hear what he did have to say. >> tia: that's right. here's some of what he said. >> to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one, united people. [ music ] >> tia: of course, we have team coverage for you, and that team coverage will continue on still running right now at the bottom of your screen. >> brian: thanks so much, everyone, for joining us. we continue another hour of this. >> tia: that's right. >> brian: on cle43 this morning, and the very latest on weather and traffic as well. clickty click. weather and traffic as well. clickty click. >> tia: make the switch.

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, november 9th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump wins the presidency in one of the greatest upsets in election history. voters demanding a a political earthquake. trump campaign manager kellyanne conway will join us how they pulled it off. >> hillary clinton concedes but says nothing to her devastated spoirte supporters and expected to speak today. >> vladimir putin and the russian parliament are applauding donald trump's