we will update you as you get more updates here. >> right by i-90 shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> romona: all right, shelby. mocked ali and our champion lebron james is helping the world remember him. dan deroos is in the answer center to show us how. >> dan: perhaps lebron doesn't get enough credit on the philanthropy side of things. he is great on the court. here at the smithsonian museum of african-american history it opened up in september in washington, d.c this $2.5 million gift, given b the lebron james family foundation and maverick carter one of lebron james business partner. we can show you where some of that money will go. this is the muhammad ali wing. it will help expand that wing and keep it going. we want to show you also lebron joins a very notable list of founding donors when you take a look at the names, oprah winfrey frederick smith foundation as well as bill and malinda gates foundation. a lot of people put money in the museum. it is taking more than a decade to get it up and going. if you want an indication how wildly popular it is in washington, d.c. the free

we want to get to shelby miller. >> monitoring for any issues with the ballot. shelby? >> hey, mark. good news, no issues i have been elections. you have time to get out and vote. the line has been really short for people to come to the board of elections to vote today and overall voter turnout in cuyahoga county is down. the director told me they are expecting 357,000 people across the county to vote and projecting 67% of people will vote in the county and also that's down from four years ago. voters are waiting about 10 minutes or so. and security throughout the entire county at all polling locations is very tight. they have been working with the sheriff's department, homeland security and f.b.i. earlier, the board of elections director said there was a threat in the last 15 minutes. i have been told none of it is credible. we reported on it earlier. the sheriff's office found it not to be credible. no one is taking chances. parties how the vote turns out in cuyahoga county. >> it is very important for both presidential candidates to carry the state of ohio and cuyaho

i will toss it to shelby miller. how are fans out there. side of progressive field as where you are. there are more indians fans now than 30 minutes ago. that's what we want to see. more jerseys and more hats and even in front of the ballpark starting it see more cleveland fans here and the cubs presence is extreme. it is a huge day for both the teams. i am not surprised really. the good news is, traffic looking good down here and lighter than it was 30 minutes ago. barely anything happening down here. if you plan to head down not doing too bad if you leave your house. fans i have been talking about say it isn't an issue. if you are walking around it is a beautiful night. check it out and head to progressive. i have seen more indians gear and anyone else whom comes down here make sure you are decked 7 in front of progressive field shelby miller cleveland 19 news. mark and romona, back to you. >> romona: all right. lets than two hours from first pitch here at progressive field. what a night it will be in this game. cubs got off to a quick st

shelby miller, cleveland 19 news . >> romona: shelby, thank you. it has felt like nationally that it is cleveland against the world. that's okay. we have rallied these past nine days and we have showed them what we are made of. >> denise: and we are battling back in there. the players are not giving up. they are should should -- showing a lot of heart. it is not over. the crowd is going berserk. i know we have a runner on so fingers crossed we can still do it. >> romona: we're going inside to jeff. i understand some rain is going to be moving in later. >> jeff: yeah, well you might get a little rain here shortly. this is a light shower that has foundetts way and in north olmstead it will be a light shower, but clearly this is what ramona was talking about. this is the main batch of rain and we have thunder and lightning west of i-75 west of toledo. that's what is tracking this way overnight and through tomorrow m it is showers and that's going to be your alert midnight to 2:00 p.m. heads up there. here it is on future view. 1:00 a.m. and the heavie

shelby miller joins us live with what's happening right now. shelby? >> reporter: hey, romona and mark. it is still going strong out here now in front of gibson's. can you see there are probably more than 100 people who gathered. it was raining a couple of minutes ago and cleared up since then and not slowing people down across the street. they are holding signs that say honk for black lives matter and people are doing so as well and saying jce students. as you mentioned, this all stemmed from an incident that happened wednesday inside gibson's bakery here in downtown oberlin. according to the police report, the suspect in this case jonathan aladdin tried stealing two bottles of wine. the employee tried to take a picture of the suspect. that's when the two got into a fight. the suspect supposedly hit the employee's phone out of his hand and then police were called to according to individuals who were with the suspect, they say the store employee was profiling the student and that he is the one who started the altercation. that's why they are out here r

reporting live, shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> thank you. maybe we'll go after the tonight we are getting answers on what you need to know. first don't drop off your packages or bags in your car and then head back to the store. criminals case out parking lots. park in a well lit area. lights scare off the thieves. here is one you might not have heard of. park away from vans or tall trucks. they make a great spot for criminals to hide inside. cain >> in other news cleveland heights police are desperately searching for a driver who kept going. these are surveillance pictures showing the car that they think was involved. it is described as a dark red pt cruiser and will likely have some front end damage. the 10-year-old is in stable condition at the hospital. >> we just got new video of a deadly shooting in louisville, kentucky of you can hear several shots fire need a crowd filled with children at in all 19 shots sent people running for their lives. two people were killed and four were hurt. now there is a massive manhunt going on searching fo

shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> thank you, shelby. over the next few weeks chances are you will be waiting for packages to arrive. but beware bse package pirates waiting to take them. one woman is already a victim. >> more on-line shopping means more packages like these sitting on front porches. prime targets for porch pirates. they are preying on people in university heights. >> my wife mentioned to me on tuesday that she was expecting a package and she hadn't found it yet, but the tracking said it was delivered. >> when he checked the security footage he was surprised and disappointed by important or expensive thankfully, but it was the principal that somebody came to my porch and took the package. >> police in university heights said his was the first case of stolen packages reported this season. there are plenty more happening. they dug up several reports from the city of packages being taken off the residents' front porches. >> he doesn't expect thieves to be caught. >> i put a sign on the front that indicates to backdoor when i

. >> denise: shell booy miller is -- shelby miller is getting answers where they count all of the votes. shelby, what is the answer there? >> reporter: denise and ramona, they are busy at work behind me as you can see. but only 53% is reporting right now. lot of votes to count. not only for that race, but so many other wheeze have there in the state. a lot of important issues on the ballot. in cuyahoga county the latest results i have are that hillary clinton has about 64% of vote in the county where trump has about 31%. we have been out here all day and the workers are busy sorting the ballots into the boxes. over to this area that you can see here and it is caged off on the other side you can see the taboo layings area -- the tabulation area and that's where they are working to count the votes. it is a restricted area so no one besides officials are allowed in there during this counting process. it will be a long night here. the board of director told us they don't really expect 100% to report here in the county. in the morning. back to you guys in the studio. >> denise: shelby miller

. >> romona: shelby miller is at the board of election as folks continue to cast their ballot. shelby, what is happening there? >> reporter: hey, ramona and mark. they say since this place opened this morning, they have had a pretty steady flow of people. but the biggest line by far was just this morning before the polls even opened. of elections. there are a couple dozen people right here waiting in line to cast their ballots and vote today. now, voters survey show that about 80% of voters today said that they waited ten minutes or less to cast their ballots here in cuyahoga county and the board of elections director says they're on target to hit that 67% voter turnout that he predicted yesterday. that means they're expecting about 357,000 people to cast their ballot in person today i now, that may sound like a lot. but that's actually down about 25,000 people from back in 2012. and as this day starts to wrap up here and people get off work, they're hoping more people come out here and vote today. now, here is what the board of elections director said a little bit ago. >> we ha

shelby miller caught up with them earlier. let's check in with shelby about t hards. shelby? >> as you mentioned they have been to all of the post season games. they went to dozens of games and i caught up with them originally in chicago. they went to all three games at wrigley. who can say that especially an indians fan. we stopped by the front gates and we spoke to them about why it was so important to be there. they also say they have tickets to game seven. they didn't want that to they watched quite a game in there tonight. >> taking two out of three in chicago was a win. i didn't think we would do that. >> i hope to do it tonight. finish it off and be world champions and go home help as can be. >> we are looking forward to the game that wins it all. it has been such a longtime. i brought my dad was around and went to the games and the parades and had a good time. >> we also spoke to his 91-year-old father who is in there right now. unfortunately it doesn't look like they will see a win. what he was really looking forward to is if there is another parade in downtown cleve

shelby miller spent the day getting answers on how that is going to happen. >> reporter: yeah, denise and ramona security has been at the forefront ahead of election day. board of election officials tell me they have had a lot of people calling and asking how they will stay safe and secure. officials tell me they have been planning for they are prepared. it is the eve of election day and polling locations are getting ready. it includes worker theses kaya -- workers at the cuyahoga county board of elections. >> the polling locations and managers are aware there may be some tensions and so they know what x as to take and who to call. >> reporter: security tomorrow will be tight. the director paul mcdonald says he has been working with the sheriff's department, homeland security and the fbi. special response team they used during the rnc. >> the county impact team is basically a unit that has put together to be deployed out to the field and in this case the county to handle any unusual circumstance or any crowds or any problems that we might have. >> cuyahoga county predicts 357,000 peop

shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> chris: all right, shelby. thanks for that. the only harder than to getting a parking spot downtown is getting a ticket to the game. >> denise: ticket prices have started coming down. there may be an opportunity to with more on ticket prices. >> pretty much, your ticket guru prices falling and people are nervous trying to get rid of their tickets and stub hub, we know there are markets out there. there are more than 1,000 tickets available and people nervously getting rid of tickets and let's look at the prices getting to the field to get in the door with when i came to work this afternoon this is around $800. it is not great but you are talking about watching a world series game standing room only for $700. and stay in the 700s for standing room only and first time we get an actual seat and let's scroll down a bit. standing room only. actual seat. one ticket. that's a lot for that. let's talk game 7 and if there's a clinching deciding game 7 we can flip this. the same standing room-only ticket is $15,000 just to get in and wat

we will send it back to you and keep you posted in the next half live at progressive field shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> don't worry once corey kluber starts dealing her mood will improve. >> denise: i was checking out the fans here tribe fans wearing blue shirts. you think it is a cubs fan and see the front it says indians. we will do it tonight for sure. >>> much more ahead on cleveland 19 news at 5:00 including news of a teacher strike to tell you about in a local school >> tiffani: schools were open in louisville and no regular teachers in the classrooms. a strike went into effect at midnight. harry boomer is getting answers on the impact. >> reporter: the teachers in lewisville are walking the picket line. >> we are trying to get a contract. teachers education. the board and union didn't reach an agreement and they move to the next step leaving classrooms in protest at 5:30. contracts broke off june 23 and working without a contract since june 30th. >> we tried multiple times to come to the table and they refused to talk to us. >> when cleveland19 on the board side i was given

the proposals could change where registered sex offenders live and how long they are on that lis shelby miller is getting answers on what this could mean. shelby. >> the community members have voted on a new set of gade lines. one of the hot button issues could allow the registered sex offenders near schools, parks and playgrounds. >> does the current sex offender registry work? it is a question many struggle to answer. >> it could create a false it is not the only way to look at safety jievment and now -- >> and now they are set to vote on proposed changes that potentially allow the judges to shorten or remove the low reask reodd fend -- low risk reoffenders. >> we are talking about a high school senior who had sex with these -- with his 14-year-old girlfriend. >> they say than 14,000 registered sex offender. >> they use a three-tiered offender system. based on on how serious the offense is. thisy register once a year for 15 years. tier three sex offenders register every 90 days for life. >> right now the registration process is very come law -- complicated. we want to make sure it is a syste

buckeye strong, hundreds >> our shelby miller was there for the tremendous show of support for the university. shelby, how are the students coping with what happened? >> they tell me they are united and you got the feeling inside this arena. hundreds gathered to really come together and to heal after monday's attack? monday's attack. in ohio the community came together and they were singing and holdingig their support. during the event university members spoke including michael drake and the student body leaders. no one mentioned the suspect by name or spoke in detail about the attack on campus. instead they focused on healing and the power of coming together as a buckeye nation. they thanked police for their fast response. strong. >> it means a lot. just knowing that everyone is there on the lookout for people. if someone needs someone we know they can help. we we had the shock and it is something we always fear and we never think it will happen. the sun will come up tomorrow and we will move forward. >> they were handed red and white everything that happened. the student life senior vice pr

. >> shelby miller is on the other side of the ballpark. shelby, what's happening there? >> it is busy, busy, busy. there are people walking around and people driving around and people trying to get out of the city and tons of people trying to get into the city for the game tonight. also we have media not just stations in and networks as well. if you are in downtown and plan to come down here expect a packed downtown cleveland area. this is exactly how we want to see it. people are walking across the street going into the gates which are open and go, tribe. we are ready for a phenomenal game later today hoping to clinch of course and it is nuts out here. we are expecting it all the way through the night especially, fingers crossed when they winto across on the other side of progressive. how is it looking there. >> it looks like so much fun shelby. somebody pinch me. it is november 1. i am wearing a t-shirt and indians are playing to win the world series tonight. what a party in gateway plaza. i want you to swing around, eric and show you everybody at this party at gateway

shelby miller there to show us what's happening. >> shelby? >> mark, yes. some changes have come about today. the board of education meeting was planned for 6:30 is no longer happening at the constitution center downtown lewisville and this is where they are planning to meet at 6:30 for the rally you mentioned. there are three cars in the parking lot. i spoke to a parent who is here constitution center is where they are planning to have a city council meeting today at 7:00 it is at that meeting where they plan to have people from the public come up and speak and voice their concerns. you mentioned this is going on now for weeks since november 2. parents out here and teachers as well really want some answers. there has been a lot we have been covering on this. the strike went out october 21. they knew this was coming. the teachers arein voted against a fact-finding report and simply saying the students and the community and the teachers want more from the board of education and saying education members have not met with them for months now since june. the ra

shelby miller is getting answers on how this dog is doing. shelby? >> reporter: ramona, luckily someone found hem before it was too late and he ended up at the lorain county emergency center. now they are working around the clock to nurse chance back to health. resting up after losing his back left leg. it will be a long road to recovery for this sweet dog, chance. >> he's recovering noisily. he is pretty doped up on pain medication right now. to might, later tonight we are digit that need to come off. >> reporter: the golden retriever pup was found wandering in lorain. his front left leg was stuck in a trap sort of like this one. when he got to the lorain county animal emergency center, dr. craig talbot realized chance was also shot. >> this is the first time we had a trap and being shot. >> reporter: overnight they amputated his back left leg and today he was curled up with a plasticon head and stitches cover the left side of his body. >> who ever owned him took good care of him. he is well mannered and he has not shown any aggression toward us at

reporting live shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> all right. look for continuing coverage on air and through our app cleveland19.com and social media. we have interviews, details on the suspect and reaction. >>> cleveland announced the gun buyback will be sunday from noon for $100 gift card and $00 for semi-automatic weapon and guns should be unloaded in a clear plastic bag, gym bag or backpack. >> romona: cyber monday may be in the books. you can catch deals the whole week long. dan deroos is in the answer center to show us. >> dan: not just the fact deals will continue all week. we want to compare the numbers. we have a in sales numbers for black friday including thursday, thanksgiving shopping and cyber monday which sold manufacture? black friday or cyber monday. >> cyber monday. >> i think cyber monday. >> it was as close as it's ever been. for the first time cyber monday has overtaken black friday in sales. cyber monday sales up 12% this year. that's a massive increase. we are seeing that people are not going to the stores and finding shop

. >> live in cleveland, shelby miller. >> >> lydia: i should have tolder i needed a new fit bit. >> mark: i should have checked on that. >> lydia: we should have. we hope you are wonderful thanksgiving. despite rainy weather. >> jon loufman in the first alert weather center with a look at the weather tonight. for those who plan to camp out. >> got my fit bits and working. if you don't have yours, you may want to head out and hear headlines headed into the black friday shopping forecast. we are talking about a night of perhaps, a little bit of spotty showers and patchy fog. a cloudy friday with random things early on saturday before it becomes rain from time to time. there's the pumpkin pie i hope you had a piece of and maybe ready to go back for seconds on. tonight temperatures don't fall much from mid-40s to 40 by 4:00 in the morning. and we will bottom out in the upper 30s. >>> ford first alert doppler max just clouds. no raindrops to worry about. what's head through the holiday weekend in t the first week of december. i will have answers hour by hour coming up. >> mark: now sad news o

and our shelby miller continues our coverage on what part the social media aspect playedn >> chris, yeah that run hide fight you mentioned is a plane created of how to handle active situations. today's suggestion speingt did not have a gun. he had intention to hurt or kill people with his car and butch are knife. a national security expect i spoke to tonight tell me police and people on cam puts responded spoonlly and efficiently to today's threat. >> violence and chaos at ohio brought under control thanks to a fast response from officers in the hours of training they have gone through. >> today showed me that the training was really effective and prepared them. >> national security expert timothy demoff says no one with successfully respond to stress actual and potentially deadly situation without a plan. and he believes osu police did everything in their power to remain in control today. and a big part of that was how they reached out to people on campus. >> when something happens we want to send them a simple message. there's something very wrong going on. run, hide, fight is a good m

shelby miller with the emotional story. >> for the family of an addict, this is their worst nightmare. getting --et loved one over dosed and died. the call came from a 4-year-old who told his mom dad was sleeping. now there are hopes for others who are suffering. >> he was a really good guy. i don't want him to be left with a bad name. we're gonna miss him. >> holding her son close she tears up talking about her ex, michael dunaway, the father of her two children. >> he was a really good guy. >> a great dad, but he had a down fall. >> he was a good guy. it is just even when he was going through the addiction he was still a good guy. >> reporter: she said he suffered from addiction, but these days she thought he was clean. >> people are very good at hiding things. >> reporter: she had a feeling something wasn't right this afternoon so she called dunaway and their 4-year-old son owen answered. >> what did he say to you on the phone? >> that daddy was sleeping. >> reporter: right away and when paramedics got there he was found dead of an apparent drug over dose. something their 4-year-ol

shelby miller is getting answers on what this self-rights group hopes -- on what this civil rights group hopes to accomplish. >> the students were being punished for exercising their first amendment rights. they have been in touch with one of the student's families who goes here toha she is set to serve her suspension tomorrow. this comes after last week's insurance department. they say two students were critical of racial commentary posted on-line by a fed -- fellow student. they said in part x quote, the situation has been addressed with all parties involved. while we cannot comment further due to student privacy please know we follow the disciplinary protocol. the aclu of ohio's legal director tells me shaker >> the aclu said it would be appropriate to use this opportunity to teach a available lesson in civics and engage in a productive situation. >> they were dismissed due to three bomb threats. the superintendent did release a statement on that as well. and he said in part, quote, it is possible that this is connected to the social media incident that occurred last week involving se

shelby miller is here getting >> thank you ramona. it will take a while for all of those numbers to be totaled. but what i can tell you is destination cleveland estimates each championship sports game in town right in about $5 million. that is per game. now edit all of the games up plus millions from the rnc and it will be tough to top 2016. millions ?it is where cleveland ?it's what they are hearing a lot this year. packaging 1.3 million people packed the streets during the cavaliers championship parade. a month later the rnc earned the city $200-$250 million. our sports teams also brought in big bucks. >> people are starting to look at us as a destination for leisure, conventions, sports teams. quest destination cleveland says the cavaliers and indians home games both brought in about $3 million each. numbers are still being championship rounds raised roughly $5 million per game. >> whenever we think we are done we have something else going on it is great. >> spots like butcher and the brewer and east fourth street says the general

shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: you may have noticed some of your facebook friends showed up on your feed as dead. a glitch accidentally memorialized hundreds of accounts asking you to remember their lives. even the facebook ceo mark zuckerburg was a victim of the bug of the if it happens to you your account information >> denise: tomorrow a day you can get rid of your old prescriptions safely. county officials are urging you to take unwanted or unused prescriptions to one of the 42 dropoff boxes. it is part of the national day of awareness and disposal day. we posted a link on our app. you can click to see where the dropoff location is near you. >> romona: "60 minutes" landed the first big interview with president-elect donald trump. we have an part one on the one on one. in it mr. trump described the concession call he received from hillary clinton on tuesday night. >> she couldn't have been nicer. she just said congratulations, donald. well done. i said i want to thank you very much. you were a great competitor. she is very strong. >> romona: mr. trump talked about how

live in cleveland, shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> denise: two people were hit by a car and it happened near pleasant valley. police had to close the road for about two hours tonight. but it is open once again and we talked to police about what caused the accident and we'll report back when we get more answers. >> denise: now let's get back tofa desk. >> romona: there is a four-alarm fire under control and it started in one of the apartments around the area. the firefighters rushed everyone inside the building to safety. you can see flames and smoke pouring out from just about every window there. luckily no one was hurt. several fire departments are battling a massive brushfire these are pictures sent to us moments ago. they told us about 10 minutes ago no one has been injured and no homes are in danger due to this fire. and sad news from the music world, a soul singer sharon jones has died after a three-year fight with pancreatic cancer. jones was 60 years old. ramona? >> romona: our cleveland 19 investiv deeper into complaints of the water in berea. last night we received more than 40

shelby miller, cleveland 9 -- 19 news. >> romona: we put a letter outlining their plan to put an >> denise: most of you are starting your holiday shopping at some poin it t this week and we want to know which shopping center was safest. we got our hands on police reports for crimes that happened at 9 different malls across northeast ohio. and the ones we looked at seemed safe. >> romona: we found there is more to the story. danny carlson is getting those answers tonight. >> this is 9-1-1. do you have an emergency? >> it was 9:00 already, but she had gone shopping at night there several times before and the parking lot is well lit and the people at the giant eagle in leg gay you see village knew her, so she didn't even give it a second thought until she was face-to-face with a strange man in her car. >> she said someone was in her car. >> he had a weapon in his hand. i just looked at it. >> reporter: a 31-year-old man with pa hat and scarf pulled over his face. drive him to her bank. in seconds she made a decision that may have changed her life. >> what was going through your mind in those

shelby miller joins us live with what's happening right now. shelby? >> reporter: hey, romona and mark. it is still going strong out here now in front of gibson's. can you see there are probably more than 100 people who gathered. it was raining a couple of minutes ago and cleared up since then and not slowing people down across the street. they are holding signs that say honk for black lives matter and people are doing so as well and saying jce students. as you mentioned, this all stemmed from an incident that happened wednesday inside gibson's bakery here in downtown oberlin. according to the police report, the suspect in this case jonathan aladdin tried stealing two bottles of wine. the employee tried to take a picture of the suspect. that's when the two got into a fight. the suspect supposedly hit the employee's phone out of his hand and then police were called to

. >>> live in cleveland shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> chris: thanks for that, shelby. and the race that effects trump for president of the united states after hundreds of campaign appearances, rallies and those commercials. it is up to the voters to make their final choice for the white house. the candidates themselves headed to new york city tonight. each with a camp and strong presence in the incrediblely important battleground state of ohio. >> denise: we begin with the hillary clinton campaign. harry boomer is live at the democratic headquarters. headquarters on superior avenue. this is where the party faithful will gather tonight to see if hillary clinton will carry the county and country by reaching the 270 electoral votes before her rival donald trump and i asked the chairman of the cuyahoga county democratic party why voter turnout appears to be less than 2012 this was his response. >> we lost a week of early voting. we would have made up those numbers, i t an extra week. voter suppression and people behind it know exactly what they are doing. notwithstanding t

that, on the other side of progressive field, 1,357 feet away, shelby miller is stand ago long ontario. shelby, what can you tell us? away we are? that's specific, mark. >> over here -- [ no audio ] even past that if you can see the gates and people walking around it's a lot of cubs fans a lot of blue i am seeing around here and people had to get off work, come down here and change that a little bit. as i mentioned, though. people walking around are trying to get down here. now is a time to get down. there are not many issues. parking $620 on average when i passed it today. now is the time to head on down. the weather is beautiful as jeff and romona and all of you mentioned today. get on down here and let's make traffic worse and bring indians fans down here into cleveland because there are too many chicago cubs fans out here ahead of game 7. we will send it over to catherine now. >> reporter: shelby, i completely agree with you, way too much of that royal blue around here. way too much. of course we are at gateway plaza and things slowly building up and things more tense tonight for o

shelby miller is live at kohl's at fair view park where the doors opened up and probably getting ready to open up. >> reporter: yeah, lydia and mark. store workers just walked by and here the line starts and people starting to file in. ?iam down pat for black friday and it is a single file line of people walking into the store and of people said they had good deals here at kohl's on electronics and playstation and tv. a lot of people have things scoped out here to buy right now. they said it is worth it coming here even though it is thanksgiving at 6:00 and people are eating right now and a lot of people, black friday shopping. i also talked to the manager here. people like health and fitness they have deals going on so many things in the stores, sweaters, electronics and align of people that comes in and a good chunk of the store was wrapped. and a lot of people will open up the doors at the store and people can file in. if you want to come out here, you have not only all night tonight and all day tomorrow. they will open until midnight

faculty and alumni gathered for a vigil for the victims while also honoring first cleveland 19's shelby miller was there and is getting answers for us this morning. >> reporter: ohio state's marching band played carmen ohio as the community came together singing, holding signs and showing their support. during the event prominent university members spoke including university president michael drake and student body leaders. no one mentioned the suspect by name or spoke in detail about this week's attack on campus. instead they focused on healing as a buckeye nation. president drake thanked police for the fast response and sent well wishes to those still recovering after monday's attack. students we spoke with said they'll always be buckeye strong. >> it means a lot. knowing that everyone is always there on the lookout for people. if someone needs something like we know they can help. >> we have this shock, and it's something that we always fear but never think will actually happen. i think it helps to know there are people around you feeling the same way and that the s move forward. >> reporte

. >> reporter: do you know who has tribe fever, shelby miller. she was coming out. >> reporter: are you going to indians or cavs? okay. all right, yes, we are here at carneige and ontario. >> if you're not from cleveland, what's the point of living. >> reporter: game six will be here. we can win it all tonight in cleveland. >> it's great. world series, nba championship. you just have to be here. it's great feeling being downtown right now. >> reporter: did you get cavs tickets because you couldn't get indians tickets, or how did you make that decision? >> we have season tickets for there and going to stay for the party afterwards. it's going to be great. >> reporter: representing both tonight. i love it. thank you a all. have so much fun tonight. >>. [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: all right. and traffic not looking too bad out here right now. but a lot of foot traffic out here. so if you're driving, do keep that in mind this evening. we will be out here for the next two hours keeping you posted as well. but we're also at dick's sporting go

shelby miller. >> some of the first results that we are likely to see in just a few minutes is the absentee ballots once they close and then release that data. >> we have been tracking florida. and you can see that 30% of the vote is already in, in that very crucial state with hillary percentage points. >> that is only 30% of the votes counted. and 29 electoral votes there and that is going to be a crucial state as we heard from jamie earlier. everybody that state is hard to predict. latest quinnipiac poll conducted on the eve of the election has clinton off by a percentage point. that is how tight it is. trump needs it. >> the latino vote. up 89% over election in 2012. a lot of hispanics getting out to vote m florida. we will return in a half hour and we continue our nonstop coverage right now on cle 43. >> this election is about what we stand for. >> we are about change. she is about keeping it the way it is. >> pelley: polls are now closed in four of the 13 battleground states that will decide the presidency tonig we have no decision yet on any of them. in the very early going, trump has