tiffany tarpley joins us live from hopkins. tiffany airports we know it's a busy day have you seen it starting to pick up even this early hour? >> reporter: you know what john it's been steady all morning. the highest peak was this mork when we -- first got here at 4:306789 people are here at the ticket counter at southwest. families headed out. right? families no? okay i had them wave for us. they are headed away for the thanksgiving holiday. and we do want to let you know that more people are actually to be driving instead of flying this holiday season. relatively lower gas prices means more people will be driving but today is going to hopkins. overall the transportation safety administration or tsa as we know added more staff and procedures so we won't see the long lines at security checkpoints like there were last spring. here at hopkins staff they are also preparing for a crowd by -- crowds by adding more people from custodial and federal and local auditors. he spoke -- i spoke with the airport directory and he said moving

tiffany tarpley joins us live. tiffany this street art will transform the area. already a great area. >> reporter: it is a great area. it's cold and rainy. i'm here with david. he's from london. and woe wanted to show you some of this street art this morning. you know, last half hour we showed you the cars. you said you've been here in cleveland for 7 weeks. >> about 7 weeks. >> reporter: what was your inspiration behind this. >> all the things us every day. the ups and downs of everyone's daily life a. the snakes and ladders of contemporary life really. >> reporter: so hung did it take you to come up with the concept and then put it all together? >> about a week. >> reporter: one week pretty fast. >> that's it. >> reporter: what does it mean for you to be a part of this project and have your work here on display here in cleveland. >> it's amazing for me to come to another country. and to make something that's going to be here when i leave so people will see it every think about cleveland? we know how awesome the city is. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's a

tiffany tarpley joins us live. tiffany they've given blank walls new life so exciting to see this. >> reporter: it definitely is. not only that but they've turned things up side done a little bit here. i couldn't wait to say that this morning. we are here on west 29th street. gordon square and talk a little bit about this. this is ashley with the ohio city incorporated. this is creative fusion. >> what is that? >> creative fusion is an international residency program founded by the cleveland foundation launched in 2008. this year we are hosting in ohio city six international artists and 10 local artists. a collaboration among the arts in the neighborhood. >> reporter: what crew looking at a differt i'm here with the artist. you're from vienna here in cleveland. welcome. you've been here for three months. tell me about your inspiration. >> yeah, hi. i'm very happy to be here in cleveland because for me, normally it's super complicated to do such big installation. it was just like well, let's think big. wow, he's like

. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live from the cuyahoga county democratic head quarters and it was a early -- headquarters and it was a relatively early night for clinton supporters. >> reporter: it was. the crusade people started to walk out between 9 and 10:00 last night. but democrats they went into this building very energized and very excited for what was to come. but let's go ahead and show you video of how it played out over confidence slowly faded. sad and concerned faces and here's what clinton supporters had to say before the presidential race was called. >> very surprised. i spent about over 70 hours of volunteer work on the campaign and driving surrogates around northeast ohio making lots and lots of phone calls and yeah, it's really shocking. >> you have to stay positive and keep living. i mean we can't die because of an election but however, states. because we are not about building walls we are all want to live together be a raise -- and raise our family. >> reporter: and so local democrats they are concerned some of them about the direction that this country is now going in

secretary clinton did call donald trump to >> tiffany tarpley joins us from the democratic headquarters where the party let out early tiffany. >> reporter: it did relatively speaking here lynna and john. i am told that it basically cleared out around midnight and people started to walk out of the doors of the democratic party here in cuyahoga county even between 9 and 10:00 last night. but it was a very differentatmosphere when the party began. let's take you inside. people were packed in there. there was energy and there was confidence eventually just faded away. a lot of sad and concerned faces. here's what clinton supporters had to say before this presidential race was called. >> very surprised. i spent about over 70 hours of volunteer work on the campaign and driving surrogates around northeast ohio and making lots and lots of phone calls and yeah just really shocking. >> you have to stay positive and keep living. i mean we can't die an election but however we want the best for the united states because we are not building walls we are all want to live together and raise our family.

. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live with the story and hundreds of people showed up for this one. >> reporter: john and lynna what a deference a few hours can make here. -- difference a few hours can make here. they estimate more than a thousand people were involved in the demonstration and march that began right here in highland square. let's go ahead and show you what it looked like last night it began with the social media posts that's what brought people here a mile long march and demonstration. people chanting and holding signs against a trump administration. what they believe is intolerance. so you might be wondering why would they start this protest at 11 at night. well, they say they wanted the first and second shift workers here as well as students. >> and no matter the time of day we are going voices will be heard and we want to make sure that the point gets across we don't stop and neither should anyone else who wants change. >> reporter: all right. and so you can see we are back out here this morning just a few hours later. pretty quiet compared to what it was like out there overn

. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live this morning. he is meeting with president obama. >> reporter: he is lien into and john. that meet will go happen around 11 this morning. but let's talk about cleveland in this for a second. it was little more than year ago that the first republican presidential debate right here in cleveland and then just this summer the gop convention here in cleveland where donald trump was nominated. but today, it's all about washington, d.c. that president obama will be briefing president-elect strump -- trump and president obama wants to make sure it's smooth transition just like it was for him 8 years ago. it's no secret that these two have differences so what we see in washington today is going to be very important especially when you talk about steps towards unity in this country. now there's another meeting of the minds happening at the same time today. first lady michelle obama and melania trump will be talking and there's also a lot of talk happening right now about who donald trump might have in his ca

tiffany tarpley joins us with more on that. >> reporter: hi. and if you have those coveted tickets to game 7, you can make a whole he lot of money. are dealing with right now do you come here do you sit in the stand to watch history or do you stay at home and cash in on those tickets? that's the dilemma this morning. let's go ahead and show you what i found overnight on the resale site stubhub. check out the cost of the tickets here. the cheapest lower box tickets is going for $2500. now, just think about this. someone might have purchased the same ticket on the indians website two so they will make a sizable profit. the site will take a cut of that but selling or not all tribe fans are keeping their heads high and looking forward to tonight. >> we have a lot of heart. i know we have kluber coming back. and i just-- it's a feeing that we are going to do it -- feeling that we are going to do it so it's our year. >> always stay positive. >> i am still believe. the cavs did it. the curse is over. >> it's cleveland so you know we always have to bel

tiffany tarpley has been in strongsville getting ready as the grocery stores are getting ready for the last-minute rush. hi tiffany. >> reporter: hi john. we have been showing you around the market district here in strongville all morning long. and now we are produce department. you can see the workers are stocking getting ready for the day. lots to do here and people are busy. i was able to stop cindy for a minute i wanteded her to talk to me she is from strongsville what brings you here. >> picking up a few groceries and we are heading to findlay and git to take the vegetables and dessert and salad. >> reporter: you have a lot. findly to columbus tomorrow so that's the list for the tailgate. i have to make jambalaya. >> reporter: why shop today why didn't you do it a couple days ago? >> i have been working. we were on vacation last week so i had a lot of catching up to do at work so, you know 6 in the morning coo good time to get --morning is a good time to get in here and it's not too crowded and you can make up for time i guess you know about that right. >> reporter: i sure do i kn

. >> tiffany tarpley is looking into that for us this morning. we know he bought the weapon the day of the attack. >> reporter: we do lynna. he bought the butcher knife from a columbus area walmart this morning. investigators say they have no reason to believe abdul artan's family knew about what he was planning. friends say he was a devout muslim and loved america loved go to school. this is video from his graduation at columbus state community college. last night students staff and faculty gathered on ohio state's campus as part of the healing process. and just hours before, one ofartan's victims spoke publicly for the first time about the attack. professor william clark says at first he thought it was a crash. >> a little bit dazed and thinking how to get up and other side, the roadside the driver's side and had begun to attack students and there was a lot of noise and shouting. >> reporter: at last check 3 of the 11 victims are still in the hospital this morning. but coming up in the next half- hour, we will dig a little deeper into where the

both hillary clinton and donald trump have >> tiffany tarpley joins us and they are focus on the battleground states. >> reporter: they will make the campaign stops today the last ditch effort to try to sway undecided voters. in recent weeks we have seen controversies on both sides. first allegations of donald trump mistreeding -- mistreating women and a new investigation into e-mails and hillary clinton. fbi director says clinton will not face charges which is something donald trump >> right now she is being protected by a rigged system. it's tote olely rigged system. i been saying it for a long time. >> this election is a most of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. >> reporter: clinton has not responded to the new allegations or new developments herself but her campaign says they are glad this matter is now resolved. coming up in the next half-hour where clin campaign today. >>> we have to get out and make sure we vote. we have to get out and be knowledgeable about what's going on and what we see our future entails and this woman right here has the brightest future for our

our tiffany tarpley is there reporting throughout the morning. and th they are shopping for their last-minute groceries. check out the lady out there shopping this early. i like that. go get them early get in there before everyone hits the roads and get everything you need. so in a lull now in the rain or away from the rain cleveland down to strongsville medina county good morning summit county looking good drive out from -- drying out from rain. out to the west there's additional house is and sprinkle out here. like near sandusky. these heading along the turnpike. nothing too heavy but if you plan ongoing out this morning, there may be a couple of opportunities to use your windshield wipers and if you are runing that turkey trot i think you will be fine. these are quick sprinkles and little bit of rain is not going to hrt you and this is not a soaker like the overnight. as the rain moves away we have warmer air moving in. look at mansfield. temperatures jumped up in ripland county to 46 degrees. it's 42 in downtown elyria and temperatures climb

tiffany tarpley joins us live this morning and he is meeting with president obama. >> reporter: lien into that's supposed to happen around 11 this morning. if you remember, think about cleveland here as the center of all this. it was more than a year ago we had the first republican presidential debate right here had the republican national convention where trump earned the nomination. so here we are now fast forward. he is making his way to washington, d.c. today and president obama says he wants to make sure that it is a smooth transition for president- elect trump just like it was for him 8 years ago. it's no secret the two have differences so what we see in washington will be important especially when you talk about country. there's another meeting of the minds as well happening at the same time. first lady michelle obama and melania trump will discuss a transition as well. and also when it comes to who's going to be leading the country, next year we know there is talk about who's going to be in president-elect trump's cabinet. according to his team they havenames in mind and they

tiffany tarpley joins us from the westside. nationwide 23 million people voted early. >> reporter: they did but in cuyahoga county the early we are here inside gunning recreation center and have been here all morning. you can see more and more workers have come in since we got here at 4:30. minutes from out the polls will open and we will be here last 30 minutes i told you you need a valid id to vote or current utility bill or bank statement it's also important to note your employer cannot fire you if you take a reasonable amount of time also if you make a mistake on your ballot let a poll worker know and they will give you a new one. if for some reason a poll worker questions if you're eligible, asked to file a provisional ballot in a board of elections will determine if it is valid. you can see at this rec center they are busy now getting ready. polls close tonight at 7:30. tonight and a long day is ahead for these workers at the board of elections. it has been polarizing and contentious campaign so far. there has been some c

. >> tiffany tarpley joins us from the west side. nationwide 23 million people voted early. people who voted early. in cuyahoga county overall early voting numbers are actually down compared to four years ago but you can see it looks different than 30 minutes ago. the lights are on and volunteers are here getting ready because polls open statewide at 6:30. you need a valid statement it's also important to note your employer cannot fire you if you take a reasonable amount of time to cast your vote also if you make a mistake on your ballot let a poll worker no and they will give you a new one. if for some reason your eligibility is challenged, ask to file a provisional ballot board of elections will determine if it is valid. inside gunning recreation center it's also -- pulls close tonight at 7:30. if you're in line before then at that time, you can still vote. >>> i'm going to talk about security down because amidst a polarizing campaign, the were some co harassment and things of that nature. on friday a judge issued an order banning anyone from harassing voters. it was overt

. >> tiffany tarpley joins us this morning. a huge natural gas pipeline could be built in their yards. >> yeah, we've been talking aboth this for quite some time now. this week land surveyors are expected in sum it county as part of a project 255 mile nexus pipeline through the midwest and on to canada. the company in charge of the plan said it will help meet growing demand for more affordable and cleaner natural gas, but people who live here in northeast ohio and elsewhere have been fighting what they feel is big business taking over their land, and in turn putting the potential for danger just feet from their homes or businesses. about 50 property own next see unannounced visits from nexus surveyors this week. they have been with armed law enforcement officer ms. the past. >> for you that don't have this right now, what if if they come and take your yard tomorrow? you're going to want people to stand up with you. >> and there are numerous cellphone videos on line showing homeowners denying those surveyser access construction

tiffany tarpley joins us live from progressive field and tiffany, we all are hopeful for next year. >> reporter: we are lynna. and i don't know about you, but i and other -- me and other fans went through a range of emotions last night. and in the end, it nearly brought some of those fans to tears. not only were people packed here outside of the stadium and inside of the stadium but northeast ohio was jumping. parse and want -- bars and wanted to be together to see the game. this is video from inside the huli house when the indians tied the game 6-6, the place erupted. but as we all know, it was not enough. . >>i was up i was down i was up i was down and had hopes to the very end but unfortunately we didn't make it but you know what, fabulous game. what better 7th game of th have. >> i did pray. but you have hope and you always believe we are believeland and so regardless of the outcome, we love our tribe. >> reporter: of course fans will keep their hands on the rally towels for next year. we say it all the time, right, there's always next year. but fans really say with the healthy ro

let's check in with tiffany tarpley to explain how some fans are now changing their plans? >> reporter: yes lynna some fans are contemplating as you said if you have the tickets to game 7, you can make a lot of money so the question on a lot of minds do i sit here in the seats and watch history or do i watch the game from home and collect that cash. let's go ahead and show you what i found on resale sight overnight. the prices are changing throughout the day. cheapest lower box ticket is going right now for about 2500 dollars. now, keep in mind someone might have purchased this same ticket on the indians website two weeks ago for just $400. less than 21-- that's $2100 profit and the resale site would take a cut of that but selling or not all tribe fans are keeping their heads high >> we have lot of heart. i also know we have kluber coming back. and i just-- aid feeling that we are going to do it so. it's our year. >> always stay positiv . >> i am still believe you know. cavs did it. i think indians canch the curse is oaf. >> it's cleveland so you know we always have to beli

. >> tiffany tarpley is looking weapon the day of the the attack. >> reporter: he bought the butcher knife from a columbus area walmart that morning. and investigators also say that they have no reason to believe abdul artan's he family knew what he was planning. friends say he was a devout muslim and loved america. loved that he had the opportunity to go to school here and you are looking at video from his graduation at columbus state community college. last night, students staff and faculty gathered as state's campus as part of the healing process hours before one of thevictims spoke publicly for the first time about the attack. professor william clark says at first he thought it was just a crash. >> a little dazed and thinking how to get up and meanwhile, the perpetrator exited the vehicle on the roadside which is the driver's side and had begun to attack students and there was a lot of noise and shouting. >> reporter: at last check three of the 11 victims are morning. coming up in the next half-hour i will let you know where the investigation stands especially when it comes to th

let's check the airport tiffany tarpley joins us live from hopkins this morning. this is of course one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> reporter: it definitely is lynna and john. it's the wednesday before thanksgiving. then you have the sunday after people leaving and then coming back after before and after the holiday travel but you can see here airport quite busy for 5:00 in the morning. the line for security checkpoints. so, here's some advice for you this morning. you want to get he to the airport two -- get to the airport two hours early. check the status of the flight before you get here and you might want to think about checking in and getting the boarding pass online before you even get to the airport and if you are going to be picking a family member up from the airport, you are not going to be able to just sit in your car and wait for them. airport officials here say use the ceho located just off route 237. now i did notice that there was just one delay on the board here at the airport. so just a few minutes not any cancellations or anything li

. >> tf any tarp -- tiffany tarpley joins us this morning and they are focusing on battleground states. >> reporter: they will make 9 campaign stops today. this is the last effort to try to sway the voters. in recent weeks we have seen controversies in both campaigns first allegations of donald trump mistreeding -- mistreating women and a new investigation into e-mails and hillary clinton. sunday the fbi director said clinton will not face any investigation which is something donald trump questioned on the campaign trail this weekend. >> right now she is being protected by a rigged system. it's a totally rigged system. -i been saying it for a long time. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. it's a choice between division or unity. >> reporter: clinton has not responded herself but her campaign says they are glad this matter is resolved. coming up in the next half- hour, where both clinton trump will be campaigning today. >> we have to get out and make sure we vote. we have to get out. >> hillary clinton looking for a boost from someone who knows how to win championships a rally wi

tiffany tarpley went looking for answers after the million woman feared she could lose her auction house. >> reporter: longer walks like this could be become more frequent for elizabeth. >> it's sad, sad situation. >> reporter: and her auction house in marketplace customers in vermilion. gravel drive leading up to the property. >> i won't be able to bring in my trucks to load and off load. she admets the city -- admits the city owns the drive and lawn out front but she and her late husband owned the building for decades since the 80s. during that time customers have used the drive cars and trucks for easy access just last month she received a letter telling her the process to remove the driveway would begin within 30 days. >> that only will dry -- not only will i be out of business the building will be worthless who d couldn't get to. >> reporter: why could do you think it's happening and why do you think it's happening now. >> that's an interesting question. i am sad to say i don't understand and i don't know. >> reporter: i spoke with the representative from the city and he tells me no

. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live from there this morning and it was a large crowd. >> reporter: it was and police estimate there were more than a thousand people involved. it began right here in highland square. this is a neighborhood in akron and for the most part police say everything remained peaceful and people just walked now it began with a social media protest post i should say that's what brought people here a mile long march and demonstration people chanting and holding signs against a trump administration and what they believe is intolerance. so you might be asking why did it start at 11 at night? well, they say this was first and second shift workers and students could get involved. we are going to speak. our voice will be heard and we want to make sure that the point gets across that we don't stop and neither should anyone else who wants change. >>reporter: and so some of the protesters have said they are not sure exactly where to go from here. but lynna they say this was an opportunity for them of course to make their voices heard and to share some stories and ideas. >