families out. sinking ground in san mateo county.. causing a monster of a problem. what officials are doing to help . >> slow-motion disaster forcing families out, sinking ground in san mateo county causing a monster of a problem. >> week long searches, new details on the recovery effort to find a missing teen. the family refusing to stop searching. barred from the u.s. some detained airports including here in the bay area. protests, outrage and backlash from president trump's refugee been. good evening to you. >> along with anger a lot of confusion and worry this evening. not long ago mr. trump signed three new executive orders, noncontentious is the order

that went into effect yesterday. despite the aftermath the mounting legal challenges the president says everything is going smoothly. >> it is not, some band, working out very nicely use it at airports, all over working out nicely and we are going to have a very strict ban and extreme vetting which we should have had for many years. >> not everyone agrees that everything is working out nicely. >> jackie ward live outside sfo where hundreds of protesters are taking a stand. >>reporter: what we know is a 30 -year-old iranian man plus an elderly couple from iraq -- iran, excuse me, were detained earlier. they are still here. family members also still here trying to get in touch with them to speak with them. those people are part of the reason many protesters showed up

hundreds of swarmed the arrivals terminal. the protest had to move outside. protesters showed up for several different reasons. lawyers volunteering services for those seeking answers for family members who live in one of the seven band to countries and citizens in shock at the speed in which executive orders are turning into action were here too. >> they keep these poor refugees out of our country can't even imagine this is happening our country. >> an american. >> yesterday and afghanistan family detained here but the lawyer representing them tells us they have since been released. attorneys helping the family members of those detained tell us a family from yemen is also

still being held in addition to the three we mentioned earlier. the protest far from over here, going until 6:00 tonight. people are expected to stay long into the night. president trump's executive order sparking protests in new york. nearly a dozen people trying to enter the u.s. have been detained there. live at jfk with more. >> protesters gathered outside jfk airport and demanded the release of refugees blocked from entering united states. congressman jerry nadler says 12 people were detained here. a former translator for the u.s. military in iraq was held for hours before being released. >> break the rules or something wrong, i'm surprised. >>reporter: trip -- president donald trump's executive order suspends the admission program for four months. reports of refugees being

refused entry at san francisco in dallas. lawyers scrambling to file a lawsuit challenging the order. >> this really is an extraordinary measure and requires every ounce of opposition we can muster. >>reporter: the protests a jfk organized within hours. reports the people were being detained here. hundreds of demonstrators vowing to continue voicing anger. >> this is america. everybody knows this is the country everybody strives to be like. >>reporter: among other things the executive order keeps refugees from iran, iraq, libya, somalia, sudan, and yemen from entering the united states for 90 day. >> establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want them here. >>reporter: saturday mr. trump signed a memorandum calling for the joint chief to create a plan in 30 days to defeat isis.

iran suggesting it may limit these is to american tourists in retaliation. we will have much more coming up tonight at 6:00. police are looking into. a man arrested for robbing a bank could be responsible for robbing other banks in the bay area after a 32 are man hat, authorities tracked down the suspect last night. video from chopper five shows the man running away from s.w.a.t. teams along railroad tracks, eventually officers captured in your construction site. earlier that day the suspect also stole a law enforcement vehicle in the santa cruz moment -- mounds at the moment they are looking for him. police were able to track down the car yesterday which led to the man's arrest. two others arrested. police have not said what role each man played in the robbery or chase. the search for a missing teenager ramped back up today in alameda county. 18 -year-old jada jenkins went missing last week. she was driving to the bay area to visit runs when her car

skidded off the road and plunged into alameda creek. jada's family is not giving up. >>reporter: in the churning, muddy water and tangled trees along the bank, fierce determination is serve -- searchers. >> we have scoured the whole creek from top to bottom. going over same spots multiple times. >>reporter: alameda county sheriffs office launched an official search. the 18 -year-old missing when she struck a car and plunged into the creek last saturday night. >> the focus is getting answers. we sympathize with the family. we have talked to them. >>reporter: her car found upside down to the creek but rescuers found no sign of her

body. the sheriffs office scaled-back and called up the search, returning today with more than 100 trained search and rescue teams. in the meantime family and friends say they will do what she would certainly do for them. make a long, so far fruitless search a little less lonely. >> we are not giving up. we are not giving up hope. we are going to find it one way or the other. a stretch of niles canyon road from mission all of our was closed for the search and opened about an hour ago. >> a slow-moving disaster for several families from their homes. >> this used to be connected. >> that is the backyard of her home. the ground is so soft you can sink into. two weeks ago a landslide started to wreak havoc in her neighborhood. experts say the recent rain is to blame. in days at hairline crack in the pavement turned into this broken road. at the same time the foundation under her home completely

dropped. she opens -- she happens to own the home next-door as well and she was able to move into with help from the community before her home was red tag. >> it has me feeling so grateful. i feel so grateful for everybody here. it is just amazing. >> her insurance does not cover land movement but officials are trying to gather help from fema. two other homes in the neighborhood have been shut down because the ground is so unstable. cliffside apartments in pacifica will only be standing for a couple more days. demolition is scheduled to start monday morning at 8:00 a.m.. it will take another couple days to remove all the debris. the vacant complex built in the 60s and vacant for months. other neighboring apartments were torn down about a year ago, also because of cliff erosion. highway 37 in nevada back

open after flooding forced to shut down. storms last weekend in a dated the four lane road then crews spent the past week pumping out water and fixing clogged drains. eastbound lanes open wednesday in this morning the westbound lanes were reopened as well. governor brown wants to stop suspending drivers licenses because of unpaid traffic tickets. he says it hurts people who can afford to pay the fines and doesn't help the state collect payments from the offenders. opponents say it does lead to more people paying fines. governor brown@of the issue as part of his budget proposal. the bill was introduced this week in sacramento to ban the move. governor jerry brown plans to get further radiation treatment for prostate cancer. the governor's oncologist says the cancer is not extensive quote can be treated with a short course radiotherapy. the doctor says the prognosis is excellent. brown, who is 78, plans to keep a full work schedule during the

treatment in late february and early march. he was first diagnosed in 2012. former president george h.w. bush expected to be released from a houston hospital no later than monday. he was hospitalized for pneumonia. his spokesperson says the 92 -year-old is eager to get back home. they say he has a lingering cough but his lungs are clear now. his wife, barbara bush, also hospitalized with bronchitis but she was released earlier this week. >> digital traffic jam. how technology at starbucks is working against the company and what it can mean for you with you -- if you order with an app. the seaside debacle that is crumbling away in southern california. the new danger for families after a $10 million settlement. ,,

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. one of starbucks greatest strength may be turning into a weakness, all because of its digital app. starbucks, as you know, the demand for digital orders getting so high some stores can't keep up. the congestion making other customers and patient so they leave without buying anything. starbucks says that is one reason they have a slower than expected cells the last quarter. amazon customers could actually be using paypal for their purchases. the ceos of both companies have been discussing a possible partnership double but amazon customers checkout using their paypal account. paypal is helping a possible deal would lead to thousands of new user. san francisco's mayor let a celebration in chinatown today on the first day of the lunar new year. children took part in the mid- a celebration. costumes laid out in a row, finishing touches.

the year of the rooster on the chinese calendar. the mayor says the festivities will include many asian cultures. >> celebrate not just the lunar new year for our chinese community but for the vietnamese community, the korean community and all of the diversity of san francisco let's put on a really great international celebration of diversity this year. >> the chinese new year parade happens two weeks from tonight. celebrations taking place at the san francisco zoo. dancers in traditional costumes performed for the crowd. visitors of the family farm could see a rooster named mac. it is holding events through next sunday. an old problem renewed by

the rain. what we are learning about some cliffside homes in danger of falling. >> a lovely forecast ahead until a distinct change. details coming up. ,,

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the backyards started crumblin . a dangerous situation unfolding inside clemente now much worse because of the rainy season. the backyards of these homes started crumbling in 2011. homeowners sued the city for failing to maintain a drainpipe. the city just settled a lawsuit with residents but now heavy rain has caused new issues. speedy . >> we live here at our own risk everything down the street is red flag. >> you see the houses down there straight patios and then falling off there's nothing to hold the door up. >>reporter: a hearing planned for next month to get emergency repairs started.

we have that problem here in northern california where the san andreas fault slices through clips. daly city which has landslides built into it is a problem especially during a year like this. as we head out now, 90 minutes after 5:00, 10 minutes away from sunset. you can see the rosy glow of sunset over the highest buildings in san francisco looking toward the east bay, beautiful finish to a beautiful saturday. the numbers warming up a bit. skyrocketing into the low 60s tomorrow. right now 57 concorde, livermore 54, san francisco 57. fan -- santa rosa 59. high-pressure parked on top of the bay area. as a result it will be sunny and mild all the way through mid week. that it won't be anymore as we have low pressure on the way from late tuesday early wednesday rain spreading south.

wednesday, thursday and friday. not a huge rainmaker but it will turn wet. we will wait for that. tomorrow morning because of clear skies it will be chilly. sunday morning temperatures begin and then north bend the mid- 40s. willie for about everybody. futurecast time lapsed of what should happen tomorrow. not much in the way of clouds. a little puff of fog in the afternoon hours. mostly clear and cool tonight. sunny and mild through tuesday. numbers in the 60s for the most part. rain back in the bay area late tuesday come early wednesday. wet thursday, friday and overnight lows chilly 37 napa, 35 livermore and san francisco 42 degrees. son of tomorrow 7:17 a.m.. clouds up north, just high

clouds and a little fog. nice day for the monterey bay aquarium and 69 degrees. forecast highs tomorrow close to average. san francisco 58 degrees, concorde 59, san jose 62 oakland 59. south bay tomorrow sunshine, temperatures in the low 60s. east bay the same readings in the upper 50s low 60s. north bay looks nice starting up and sunshine, high cloud or two. 57 at richmond and temperatures zoom into the 60s for lakeport and clear lake. sunday, monday and tuesday we cloud up and those lead to rain spreading south over the bay area wednesday. thursday and lingering on friday. next saturday we go back to partly cloudy skies what winter used to be like. get rain, sun and more rain.

that is weather, let's warm things up. >> i preferred to be a little 98.6. i am not kidding this time. we have really got a good one in sports and yet another sister act at center court. ,,,,,,,,

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early this morning to catch a williams sister's accent back atop the game... venus, on the left, and serena williams... . tennis up top you had to get up early this morning to catch the williams sisters.

venus on the left and serena. australian women's open final how to smash a $200 racket, slippage. serena frustration. first time since 2009 they squared off. serena serving and an ace. win the first set 6-4. serena for the seventh open victory here in 23rd grand slam title. 6-4, 6- 1. the win faulted serena to number 1 in the world. no one prouder than her opponent. >> congratulations serena a number 23. i have been right there with you some of them i lost against you. it's weird but true. but it has been an awesome thing. your win has always been my win. i think you know that. all the time i couldn't be there, wouldn't be there there,

didn't get there, you were there. >> i think we can follow that. college basketball -- cute -- wasn't going to help university pacific today. up by 13 they scored 242nd half of 15, we are done here. 80 1-60 usf. fired up 13- 3's today. does anyone out there do this? i would love to do this. great view. pj moved on with out tiger words. at the stroke, nice short game. two shots off the lead. i got game and we can play like this tied for the lead. 270 patrick rodgers leave the field headed to sunday. baseball a's fan custody. pitchers and catchers report

and 15 days for spring training. talk about the a's it means a lot of young hands. veteran catcher says bring it on. >> it is fun. you get to see so many people make their debut. that was the coolest part. i think i caught 12 guys making a major league debut last year. i don't know what the number was but that is exciting. to help them get comfortable in the major leagues is a lot of fun. >> we will see if the a's can be in the mix throughout the season. day one complete at the cow palace. a cascade of incredible canines. look at them go. featured flyball run one of the future attractions at the golden gate dog show. here is a french bulldog give

me a 200-pound irish will found over 1100 dogs but only one get to be best in show. there could be even if you family feuds. >> i have to battle my mom to win. >> you against your mom? >> yes. >> family sport. >> very much a family sport. >> this is mortimer. first dog show here. >> this is it. >> this is it. >> your maiden voyage. jim harbaugh life insurance agent? that is the michigan football coach's life insurance guy, it is real. look who picked up what are producer called . >> what kind of life insurance does he have? >> have you gotten over the

ohio state loss? >> not over yet. >> maybe you and dan can enjoy another bottle of milk and calm your nerves over the loss. thanks very much. >> thank you for the call. >> you imagine? it can't be real your call up and it really is jim harbaugh. really? >> my goodness. >> starstruck by are producer. >> good to see. thanks for watching this we will see you back here at 6:00. >> always on cbs sf .com.

♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: chaos as the president's refugee ban kicks in. poarly a dozen people detained at j.f.k. airport, including one who worked as an interpreter for the u.s. military. more stopped at airports around the world. protests and lawsuits are immediately launched. p'so tonight, president trump's busy saturday at the office, phone calls with world leaders and a new round of executive ontions. in a divided nation, a message of unity served with a very generous tip. >> i do have a question. why $450? >> ninan: and serena, once again the queen of the court, after winning a showdown with her sister. >> she's my inspiration. she's the only reason i'm standing here today.