airport chaos. >> let them out. let them out. let them out. nationwide rallies and chaos. millions taking a travel bandstand against -- band stand -- ban stand against donald trump. i am brian hackney . let's go to jessica. >> reporter: he is a green card holder from yemen and he was held for several hours today. he's not the only one who has been detained.

sfo officials confirm there were five people detained here there are port. among the chance -- chants and the sea of signs, auch med try to reach his nephew who holds a green card from yemen. he says that his nephew flew from malaysia and then he was detained. the family doesn't know if and when he will be released. >> i talked to him and he texted me back. he is under a lot of pressure, but we advised him not to answer any questions.>> reporter: representing his nephew. it's a confusing battle right now. >> we don't know what is happening hour by hour.

nothing is being implemented nationwide. the white house is going back and forth on whether the ban applies to them and it is mass chaos. >> reporter: she has not seen or heard from her rented six years. she says that she just got word that he is being departed. -- deported. >> it breaks my heart and i hate trump. >> reporter: sfo officials confirmed that customs and border patrol detained five individuals today after president trump signed an executive order to block arrivals from seven predominantly muslim countries. after five hours, there was good news for achmed. his nephew was released. >> i was nervous and worried about what was going on. i was nervous and i am happy now. >> reporter: we have learned that all five individuals who were detained have been

released.>> jessica, you are in the thick of things yesterday, what was it like being in the airport with the crowds?>> reporter: you could feel the ground shaking. there were protesters on the second floor and the first floor and you could not see past anybody. there were hundreds of people and it may have been thousands.>> jessica, thank you. a man was detained after returning from sudan on friday. he was questioned for five hours at jfk and finally released yesterday. the student is a legal u.s. resident, but sudan is one of the nations listed in mr. trump's immigration ban. there is a travel warning. officials are saying that uc students and staff should not travel internationally outside of the united states. the

held up signs and chanted slogans saying that president trump's order counters american values. some are here to escape religious persecution. >> i was horrified by the fundamental assault on an american principal which is freedom of religion. freedom of religion. freedom of religion. >> reporter: the sacramento area is among the top 10 destinations in the u.s. for syrian refugees. according to state and federal agencies. in the east bay, demonstrators turned out to show support for muslims today. they went to the islamic center in sarah klatt passion santa clara this afternoon and -- --

-- in santa clara this afternoon.>> there is concern and we feel like america is turning their back on us. we want to be here locally to say we are not turning our backs on you. we are still your friends and neighbors. >> reporter: demonstrators say they feel it is important to send the message now. protesters swarmed the country in response to the president's travel ban. pepper spray was used to break up the large crowds. nearly 10,000 people attended a rally in new york. >> reporter: tens of thousands across the country took to the streets demanding president trump reverses executive order on immigration. in washington, they rallied at the white house. the protests in new york began at battery park across from the statue of liberty. protesters then marched to customs and border patrol offices.

after the president signed the order banning citizens from predominantly muslim nations from entering the u.s.. federal judges issued rulings to all parts of the order and some were released. he is from syria and has a visa to visit his wife and son in syria -- in california. new york senator chuck schumer held a conference with refugees. >> it was implemented in a way that created chaos and confusion across the country and it will only serve to embolden and inspire those around the globe who will do us harm.>> reporter: president trump released a statement saying their order is not a banned -- a ban against muslims. those with green cards will be allowed into the u.s. in the future. >> the immediate step in pulling a band-aid off is to do immediate vetting for people traveling in and out of those

countries. >> reporter: senator john mccain says the order was not vetted enough before it was issued. president trump also said in a statement that the u.s. will issues it is -- visas to citizens of all countries. he said that our borders need protecting and we need strong vetting now. in the meantime, democrats will hold a press conference tomorrow night to voice their opposition to the ban. a big court fight is likely to pay out -- play out in the coming days. we have a look at where things stand tonight. >> reporter: the judge's ruling says there is a strong chance that the president's executive order violates due process in the constitution that effectively blocks it from being enforced.>> the ban is unconstitutional, just print merit -- preliminarily based on

what the judge has seen. it is also characterized as misconduct by the president of the united states. >> reporter: the trump administration will have the opportunity to appeal the ruling or to defend the executive order at her hearing next month. george cordell says it is likely just the beginning of a long legal battle. >> the case could end up with united states supreme court. it will move quickly. there is less than a 24 hour turnaround once the president issued the executive order before the lawsuit was filed. >> reporter: there appears to be some confusion as to how and if the executive order will be implemented. the department of homeland security issued a press release saying that it will enforce all of president trump's executive orders. no foreign international person has a right to demand entry to the u.s.. they will continue to fight the battle on two fronts, in the

court system and in the court of public opinion. >> historically, as we know from the civil rights movement, all the victories that we have had have been the result of fights in the court room and in the streets. that's what will happen here. a u.s. military member is dead after a raid in yemen. the first death under president trump. mr. trump said that americans are statins by the news that and her -- saddened by the news that a life has been taken in our fight against the evil of radical islamic terrorism. the president was speaking to gop lawmakers at the annual retainer -- retreat in philadelphia on thursday. a woman managed to get in using fake credentials and she posed as a congressional spouse. republicans were notified last

night that audio of their discussion on obama care had been leaked and there was an intruder -- and the intruder may have been the source. 15- year-old sierra lamaar vanished on her way to a bus stop in 2012. her body has not been found. but, prosecutors have charged antonin torres with killing her. police say they have strong dna evidence. to deny conviction and death sentence may be a challenge because of the absence of her body.>> the body has never been found and the case is based entirely on circumstantial evidence. there is no witness to anything that happened with respect to her disappearance. the case is entirely based on scientific evidence.>>

reporter: they screened more than 1400 people to pick a jury and opening statements are scheduled to begin tomorrow. it -- a witness shot this video and you can see the white car is angled with the car that's the driver inside. the crash happened in san francisco near seventh and harrison. the driver was speeding down the road headed toward the freeway when his car flipped and tumbled a few times. it collided into parking meters before crashing into a fence surrounding an elementary school.>> there could be kids out.. lucky it was early because he would have wiped out everybody out there. at this time later in the morning -- later in the morning, there would have been kids walking to school. it appeared that alcohol was a factor. >> coming up, a new fight against the trump administration and this time

over education. taking a stand against nonmedical marijuana. the potential hurdles for pot sellers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

on tuesday: betsy devos is expected to be sworn in. on the same day: teachers, students and activists across the bay area are getting ready to protest trump's choice for education since neri. she is scheduled to be sworn in on the same day that teachers and students will gather at the federal building to protest her confirmation.

they say that she is underqualified and has conflicts of interest. the rally on tuesday as part of the national day of action to protest trump's cabinet nominations. those making look money -- looking to make money off of marijuana. there could be a in on nonmerit -- nonmedical marijuana in unincorporated areas of the county. it would give the county potential time to think about the location for potential dispensaries. eric holder will meet with democrats at their policy retreat next month. earlier, the legislature announced that it had hired holder to represent the state in court battles with the trump administration. his travel expenses will not be paid with straight funds. -- state funds. he cannot see at all, but he knows he is having the time of his life. putting a visually impaired veteran back on the road. there will be plenty more snow to ski on by the end of the week. in the meantime, not a bad respite from the rain. there is more coming up.

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debt risk -- perception which is the result of a brain injury that he suffered while in iraq. he relies on other senses and his instructor to guide and down the mountain.>> they are just out there and there are turns in the snow and it changes everything. >> reporter: sergio is part of a group of disabled veteran skiing at lake tahoe this weekend. the organization, achieve tahoe, provides the camp for free. >> what have you done? >> not much. we have the forecast with mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. it has been a fairly sunny day, but by the strict meteorological interpretation, is been mostly cloudy.

livermore has 57 right now and san francisco at 61. the same for san jose at 61. there is high pressure over the west coast and the anti- cyclonic flow means temperatures are skyrocketing to the mid 60s for tomorrow. do you see the low over the left-center of your screen, north of the hawaiian islands, that will work its way slowly to the west coast. by wednesday, we will pick up a chance for rain. we will focus on this first. inland we will be in the upper 30s to begin 1 - monday morning. the coast will be in the 40s. bundle up. future cast shows high clouds floating in from time to time overnight and through the day tomorrow, we will have racks of high clouds from time to time. they are not a big deal. we will look at numbers warming up. it will be clear and sunday through tuesday. then increasing clouds

fleetwood chance of rain in the north bay. first it will spread over the bay area wednesday night and thursday and friday. not bad rain amounts, and there is nothing raising the flag on flood warnings. we will get wet, as we used to do in northern california. overnight lows, the numbers will be in the 30s and 40s. sunup is tomorrow morning at 11 -- 7:15 a.m.. central valley will be in the low 60s. monterey will be 71 tomorrow. the high temperature forecast for the bay area is above average. 64 in san francisco and san jose at 67. oakland 63. los gatos, cupertino and campbell in the lower 60s. high clouds from time to time. northbay looking good with temperatures in the mid 60s tomorrow with some high clouds. up in lakeport and clear lake,

we will be in the mid 60s. the forecast will continue sunday through tuesday and then increasing clouds and rain on wednesday. thursday and friday, more rain and then we will dry up and cool it down. in the meantime, sunshine and warm temperatures which are not too bad as we head back to work . now let's go to sports. the youngest ever win at torrey pines. the winner of the australian open and we will turn back the clock in a couple of minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

wimbledon in 2012..he was not expected to make the final, nor was his opponent, rafael nadal.

both are older than most of the field, roger fetter had not won a major since wimbledon in 2012. he was not expected to make the finals. older than most of the field and battling injuries, there they were for the grand slam final for the nine time -- the ninth time. he took the first set at 6-4. now at the far cart and down to set -- far court and down two sets. he is jacked out of his mind as he forces a tent set. trailing three games to one, he takes the fifth set 6-3. his 18th career grand slam. his first since 2012. at 36, he's the oldest player to win a major since the nixon administration. >> i am happy.

i would've been happy to lose too. there is no or -- no draw, but if there was going to be one, i would accept a draw tonight and share it.[ cheering and applause ]. tiger woods missed the cut in his first pga event in 17 months in san diego. quite a big fish for cbs to miss out. patrick rogers looking for his first pga tour win. his pitch hit the tree and the bogey knocked him out of contention. that opened the door for another young gotten. watch the lead on 18 with a 60 foot putt.>> he is smart to get behind it too.>> reporter: at 22, he beats phil nicholson's record as the youngest champion of the tournament.

last night in the celebrity game, justin bieber checked into late for chris to say sorry. today, coaching the pacific division. then it is joe doing his thing. metropolitan coming away with a win and a $100 million prize. scoring 43 and a blowout last night. he will miss tonight's game in portland with the stomach flu. carmelo anthony can only watch as the hawks went into quadruple overtime. he had 37 points and 19 rebounds in 60 minutes. the final seconds. the fifth overtime, no? the fox bash the hawks when it

132-109. the only game to go into four overtimes. 32 points from christine. the bears have dropped seven of their last nine games. the atlanta falcons arrive in houston as they get ready for superbowl 51. the patriots will fly in tomorrow and they will have a busy weekend with atlanta's shanahan who spend friday and saturday meeting with the 49ers. it will be a return to the area for kyle who used to tag along with his dad, mike who was the former 49ers offensive coordinator. >> i think it is huge to have the opportunity to be around football my entire life. i grew up as a ballboy for the 49ers and being close to guys like tanner and rice and young. back in the summer when training camp was longer and then throughout high school when i was trying to be a player and to be something i

naturally wasn't. being able to work out with those guys and carry around my little briefcase so they could call me little romo and stuff.>> reporter: tonight he will be joined by matt brown, the bay area rower who navigated the atlantic ocean with three teammates. they set the guinness record for the fastest ocean crossing on record. there is a school in san anselmo that teaches children with autism. the warriors will be in portland and there is also report from the super bowl in houston that san francisco could follow what the city did in super bowl 50. >> maybe some flu medicine to help them out. >> it is going around. right?>> he should be fine by tomorrow. thank you doctor

o'donnell. that is it for us at 5:00 and we will be back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. you can always get the latest on cbssf.com. we will see what 6:00. >> quijano: the immigration crackdown day two. and chaos over -- see you at 6:00 allowed in the country and who is not. >> let them go, let them go. ui quijano: protests erupt as hundreds are detained at airports across the country. a cruise ship passenger is held in florida. the president takes to twit tore oefend his ban on visitors from certain muslim-majority countries. also tonight a u.s. service member killed during a counterterrorism raid in yemen. and a reporter's notebook, inside mosul iraq. >> as we drove through the streets, we witnessed a trail of destruction, the fighting that had raged here. this is the "cbs weekend news."