Gearing up for the RNC: Photos from the streets and the arena

This banner flew overhead in circles all day on Sunday.

The new, no-penetration Trump/Pence logo in a prime spot inside Quicken Loans.

Kim (left) and Debbie walk down the street in Cleveland with their mom. The daughters wear matching pins which say "Bomb the Hell Out of Isis."

A police officer is well-protected as he observes a passing protest march.

As a march proceeds behind him, John Schmelzle from the Arkansas Republican delegation fist-bumps with officers. "I appreciate their service and wanted to let them know," he said.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus (right) in a jolly mood.

Lamont Lilly (hand raised) helped lead Sunday's march. He is from Durham, North Carolina and is the vice presidential candidate for the Workers World Party. "It's not about Trump , it's not about Hillary, it's about a failed society," he said during the march. "We are representing the poor, the oppressed, the marginal. They serve the same 1 percent, they serve the same corporations, they play the American people as fools. In a land of so called democracy, how can their only be two parties?"

Hundreds of people marched through the streets. Some of the chants heard were "All these racist ass police, we don't need them! We want freedom!" "This is what democracy looks like! This is what freedom looks like!" "All lives will matter when Black lives matter!" "No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA!"

A Donald Trump Bobblehead doll on sale in the street outside Quicken Loans Arena. They were being sold for $20 and they have sold out each of the last two days. Jesse, who was selling the dolls, is a Trump supporter. "He is gonna bring jobs back here. They send our jobs overseas and the profits go overseas." When asked where the bobbleheads she sells were made, she said the United States — but upon closer inspection realized they were made in China.