i want to ask you what do you know about these detainees have been detained at jfk overnight. one of them actually worked for the u.s. government. and we don't know anything about it. should there be some sort of betting whether you call it extreme betting are not whoever is at the airport we don't know who these individuals are and is it that isn't that the president's point. these are those. they are not included in the visa waiver program. if you come to syria if you go to the u.s. embassy. before you're able to get your visa. the idea that there just boarding planes and we have no idea where they actually are. just actually false. in that la times report the process that was put into place sounded like it would be a pretty thorough process but it wasn't being used. some of the refugees who are already here for instance had ties to asis leaders have failed a polygraph test. it was never seen during that process because of human error. they were summary -- trying to bet 70 people at once. to figure out what was going on. when you have tens of hundreds of millions of people a

overnight. new york city this is jfk airport.n dallas, here's los angeles. take a look at that. a lot of people coming after protests this ban on refugees from entering the united states. and of course the news overnight that a judge has at least stayed a portion of this, which would allow people with visas to not be sent back but to remain sort of indefinitely i guess in the airport while they're examining them. abby: yeah, we now want to bring in boris epstein, a special assistant to the white house communication director. boris, good to see you this morning. >> good to see you, abby, how is everybody? abby: good, as you can see there is a lot of news this morning, people are waking up this morning trying to digest what's going on, trying to figure out how they feel about things. off the top, i want to give you the chance. is there anything you feel needs to be said this morning as you are coming in front of the white house, is there anything you feel you need to explain? >> well, here's the bottom line. the bottom line is we n

breaking overnight, immigration order protests. the angry demonstrations starting at jfk airport. reading across the country. protesters pepper sprayed in seattle as outrage grows over president trump's executive order. >> a federal judge intervening. overnight. what it means as the president insists everything is going smoothly. >> we're totally prepared and it's working out very nicely. you see it at the airports and all over. it's working out very nicely. >> hundreds of travelers impacted. dozens detained at a number of airports. families separated for hours

breaking overnight, immigration order protests. the angry demonstrations starting at jfk airport. now spreading across the country. protesters pepper sprayed in seattle as outrage grows over president trump's executive order. >> a federal judge intervening overnight. what it means as the president insists everything is going smoothly. >> it's not a muslim ban but we're totally prepared and it's working out very nicely. you see it at the airports and all over. it's working out very nicely. >> hundreds of travelers impacted. dozens detained at a number of airports. families separated for hours including this 5-year-old boy. emotional reunions for some with the fate of others in limbo. >> i don't know what to do because i sold my house. i quit my job. >> will this director make it to the oscars? plus, disgust from a gold star father over the president's move. >> do you worry this will foment anger in america? >> it has. it already has. >> and even top american businesses say they're feeling the impact. >>> good sunday morning, america. dan is off. i'm happy to have tom llamas once aga

philadelphia police closed jfk boulevard and market street between 15th and 20th street overnight for the first day of the shoot. movie stars, kevin hart, also bryan cranston and nichol kidman are in the film. the stars were not part of the shoot. but people passing by stopped to watch. >> interesting to see in a live environment. >> the actors are already in town for rehearsals. they will start shooting scenes around town next week. >>> the chinese new year is officially under way. nbc 10 visited st. joe last night. a dozen students from china go to school here. this is the year of the rooster. lasts until february 15th of next year. >>> now we're looking at your board. here are some of the temperatures we're tracking in your delaware neighborhoods. 35 degrees is the temperature for army hills. talliville you're at 33. right near freezing. remember because the winds are up a bit it feels colder than it truly is outside. we're at 34 in sellton. harrington at 35, allendale at 34 degrees. lewis beach and rehoboth beach low to mid-30s. chilly start for our delaware neighborhoods. same de

breaking overnight, immigration order protests. the angry demonstrations starting at jfk airport. reading across the country. protesters pepper sprayed in seattle as outrage grows over president trump's executive order. >> a federal judge intervening. overnight. what it means as the president insists everything is going smoothly. >> we're totally prepared and it's working out very nicely. you see it at the airports and all over. it's working out very nicely. >> hundreds of travelers impacted. dozens detained at a number of airports. families separated for hours

breaking overnight, immigration order protests. the angry demonstrations starting at jfk airport. reading across the country. protesters pepper sprayed in seattle as outrage grows over president trump's executive order. >> a federal judge intervening overnight. what it means as the president insists everything is going smoothly. >> it's not a muslim ban but we're totally prepared and it's working out very nicely. you see it at the airports and all over. it's working out very nicely. >> hundreds of travelers impacted. dozens detained at a number of airports. families separated for hours including this 5-year-old boy. emotional re

jfk and other airports. dozens of overseas passengers arrived overnight yesterday only to learn they had to immediately fly back to their war torn countries. others were detained. the aclu took the travel ban to court yesterday. a federal law enforcement official says the president's ban applies to non-u.s. citizens from syria, iraq, sudan, libya, somalia and lebanon. a judge granted a national stay allowing airport detainees with visas to stay in the u.s. and not be deported. at least five detained passengers at philadelphia international airport are expected to be released today and admitted into the u.s. more protests are also planned there today. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live inside the international terminal with the details. >> reporter: good morning, ted. yes, two issues here today at philly international. first, those detained passengers, the aclu tells me this morning still no word on just when they will be released. however, they have been expecting it would happen today. now secondly, a push to determine how this order may affect other passengers. we've learned there is work going on right now to find

attention also learned of a stanford student detained at newark and jfk airport and she has been released. >> marty: breaking overnight a gun as on the loose in the east bay after he shot a man and manioc have happened shortly before o'clock and 1800 block of caravel road. they said they heard zero gunshots and critical condition of the hospital this morning please and not yet released a description of the shooter we will continue to fall this story throughout the morning for you here on kron 4 news weekend. still had a teenage driver remains missing in the east bay this morning following its huge research police officer of fremont and we will have that coming up. >> marty: officially tax season at the irs is excepting the electronic tax returns and some things you need to now tax time as prime season for daddy fat. and never give out personal information or on line unless used for the conversation identity of a tax professional perennial one tax return was filed for one person in the year epirus record show more wages then you're actually earned could mean someone's using information to steal your money. >> reporter:

heather: protestors turning violent overnight, attacking a president trump supporter. [shouting] clayton: live at jfkport where she's been all weekend long with own it have the latest on the tensions there. heather: good morning. >> good morning, we are hearing anywhere between one and six travelers still being detained here at jfk at terminal 4 behind me. another reason why the numbers have been little vague over the weekend and specially this morning is because once travelers come in and they're being detained and questioned, they get their cell phones taken away. the only chance that these lawyers that have been waiting out and the family members who have been waiting have of hearing what's going on is if those travelers are being allowed to use, say, the office phone and they're only being allowed to use those here and there, that's why the numbers are a little bit vague. you see the video of the protest action yesterday, battery park, new york city, downtown, lots of folks showing up. it's just one of the reasons why we have seen large numbers of protestors around the country. people very upset

." >> developing overnight, police are investigating what they are calling an undisclosed threat in center city. officers were called to the 1400 block of jfk boulevard near city hall at 2:00 a.m. it is unclear at this time what is behind the threat, but at this point no injuries have been reported. >>> a 71-year-old army veteran was killed sunday morning in a gruesome hit-and-run by a suspected drunk driver. it happened at marvin an chew avenue. the victim was in the crosswalk when the speeding car hit him dragging him several feet. the 25-year-old male driver kept going came to a stop two blocks down the street when he crashed into a fence not far from a playground. he was arrested and taken to the hospital with a broken leg. the neighbors described the victim as a veteran and husband and father. >> he is a fixture in the neighborhood, once you see him, you know whose, you might not knows name, but you know him. >> the driver faces numerous charges. >>> homeowners in west philadelphia will spend the day assessing the damage where awnings came crashing down. one awning fell causing the others to come down with it. nobody was hurt and no wo

jfk. frustrated flyers. >> the lines were completely chaotic. there was no system to who got through fast and who had to wait two hours. >> reporter: overnight, passengers, many of whom are coming off flights of ten-pl hours, waiting several more hours to get through customs. >> they herd you everywhere. it was chaos. >> reporter: u.s. customs and border patrol confirming a computer outage nationwide. john nance. >> the fact that this is one of the busiest travel days of the year also probably augers well for the fact that the system can get overloaded. if there's going to be a time for it to break down, it's the most inconvenient but probably the most likely. >> reporter: the luggage at washington-dulles airport piling up. >> this is ridiculous. this is the luggage getting squished. >> reporter: the long lines snaking through the country's busiest airports. in atlanta. and miami. people begin to lose patience. some travelers taking it in stride, including carlos. giving a thumbs up with a sea of pe everyone had a reason to give a thumbs up when the computers finally came ban online. after four hours, mind you. the officials say national security databa

overnight until all detainees are released. reporting live at sfo, back to you. >> thanks cate caugurian. >>> we are learning a student from stanford was briefly detained at jfk airport. a university spokesperson said the graduate student is a legal resident of the united states and had been returning for research trips in sedan. upon arrival in new york, she was handcuffed a few hours and released. stanford released a statement reading in part an unfortunate consequence of the new policy means students and scholars from designated countries are detainees in this country. the university of california are telling their students from the middle east to not travel abroad. they fear if some of them leave the country, they won't be let back in. >>> large crowds of people have gathered late into the night at jfk airport in new york to protest president trump's travel ban. they are holding signs and chanting let them in. 12 people were detained there today including one who worked as ininterpreter for the u.s. military. >> i i have a visa in my pass wort. i work with the u.s. government. i support the u.s. government from the other side of the wall. but when i came here, th

dramatic images we saw taking place overnight in city after city, people gathering to express their anger and frustration over president trump's travel ban. we're at jfk airport in new york right now. what can you tell us because earlier today sean spicer said the detainees were being held and everybody is clear, but some lawyers said that's not the case. you are at the airport. what's the scene? >> reporter: we've been talking to lawyers and customs officials. it's unclear at this airport whether or not we can confirm if there are people being held. the customs and boarder patrol says everybody has been released. everybody that was detained have been released. in total 109 people over this weekend who were on their way into the country when that executive order was passed were held for a short time. again, according to the customs and boarder patrol they have been released. there was this amazing ground swell of protests that popped up around the country fueled in part by social media. they were grassroots protests we saw seemingly centered around these airports and then followed by lawyers. there are still lawyers here this morning that are camped o

overnight, sex people killed, eight hurt at a mosque in quebec city. canada's prime minister calling it a terrorist attack. cal perry has the latest from jfk airport. kristen, we have seen so much developing this morning. i just left you at the white house two hours ago and already there's so much going on. he's promising he's going to do something about this executive order. here's what he had to say. >> this executive order was mean spirited and unamerican. this evening i will ask for a vote on the floor of the senate appeal this. senator feinstein has very carefully thought out legislate to repeal this. >> this morning we have seen president trump mocking chuck schumer saying his tears were mostly fake. >> reporter: the white house is digging in. i spoke with one senior adviser who said there is zero chance they're going to backtrack despite the fact you've seen this uproar and chaos in the wake of it. and you're absolutely right, president trump mocking chuck schumer. listen to what he had to say who he was meeting with small business leaders. >> i noticed chuck schumer with fake tears. i'm going to ask him who is his acting coach. i know him v

jfk, frustrated fliers jammed into long lines. >> the lines were completely chaotic. there was no system who got through fast and who had to wait two hours. >> reporter: overnight passengers many coming off flights of 10 plus hours waiting several more hours. >> they herd you into one line and then another line and another line. it was just chaos. >> reporter: u.s. customs and border patrol confirming a computer outage affecting airports nationwide. >> the fact that this is one of the busiest travel days of the year, including international travel, also probably augers well for the fact the system can get overloaded. consequently if there's a time for it to break down, not only is it the most inconvenient but probably the most likely. >> reporter: plenty of passenger photos showing the disorder. the luggage piling up. >> this is the luggage getting squished. >> reporter: the long lines snaking through the country's busiest airports. in atlanta and this scene in miami. tempers flaring and people begin to lose patience, but some travelers taking it in stride, including carlos giving a thumbs up with a sea of people behind him. kendis gibson. >>> a new york mother said someb

overnight because it seemed like this one. it's not new york it's center city philadelphia. this is not a real police chase. it's actually filming of the movie "untouchable". city officials shut down jfk and market street between 15th and 20th for the first day of the shoot. the movie stars kevin hart, bryan cranston and nicole kidman. stars were not part of this shoot but people passing by stopped to watch. >> interesting to see it in a live environment instead of off a movie set. >> the actors are already in philadelphia for rehearsals and will start shooting sense around town next week. still ahead this morning on "nbc 10 news today," rescuing the race. one day after philadelphia's annual cycling event was cancelled a local congressman tells us he's working to get it rolling again. >>> just about quarter after 9:00. in this camera you can see flakes flying around this morning. not expecting any snow this weekend but it is cool enough for some of those snowflakes. live look now at the south street bridge in university city. quick note for drivers. this will be closed today because of construction. should re-open this afternoon by 3:00. >>> new jersey prosecutors will not go after go

. >> market street around jfk boulevard and they think it is between 15 and 0th street at 7:00 at night on january 27 then. >> through 7 a.m. >> next day. >> overnight>> overnight shoot 7:00 at night and 7 the next morning january 28. >> even though streets closed the sidewalks will be on. maybe you can walk through this you said we would apply to be an extra and forgot. >> maybe movie people are watching us we're here. >> we know kevin's people. >> we would love to number it. >> if it shoots until 7:00 in the morning we start at 4 we can go watch them work. >> true we could have a camer camera. >> when creed was shooting here we had to sneak and hide behind bubs troy to get a video of them. >> it's a big area they're filming in. >> let's have a crew there it would be fun. >> jen. the word star is after your name. >> why not? >> i know come on. >> speaking of stars show is on. >> and the costars want more who is a list super star they want as guest star on the show. >> no one claimed responsibility yet and suspicious has fallen on islamic extremist groups freighting in the area and there's some reports this bomb ago tack happened pretty close touxt

jfk, kennedy airport in new york. they experienced delays as well. >> reporter: robin, no doubt about it. it was a headache for travelers. this is the same system that checks international travelers coming into this country. overnight, it had major problems. overnight, the nation's airports at a standstill. thousands facing massive delays. >> there was thousands and thousands of people, hot, sweaty. no water. >> reporter: as the u.s. kus comes and border protection system shut down for four hours, during one of the biggest travel times of the year. the agency says the system-wide computer problem began around 6:00 p.m. leaving those coming in on international flights stranded. >> completely chaotic. no system to who got through fast and who had to wait two hours. >> reporter: in miami, emergency personnel treated seven passengers for medical emergencies, while airport staff handed out fans and water. in atlanta, customs officials took a dozen people at a time, manually processing their documents. at new york's jfk, long as 90 minutes. >> they herd you into one line. they herd you into another line. then they herd you into another line. it was just chaos. >> reporter: it was taking immediate action to address the te