i'm reena ninan. they're coming back to america. people from seven predominantly muslim countries who had been banned from traveling here under president trump's controversial executive order. one week after the rug was pulled out from under their feet, a federal judge in seattle rolled out the nation's welcome mat again. immigration supporters celebrated in major cities today while the president lamented on twitter: paula reid has the latest. >> i find that the court should and will grant the temporary restraining order. >> reporter: those words lifted president trump's travel restrictions on people from seven predominantly muslim countries. the ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed by washington state attorney general bob ferguson. >> the law's a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it, and that includes the president of the united states yoouts. >> reporter: the judge said it was some argument from the state's solicitor general that convinced him the executive order may be unconstitutional. >>

reena. >> ninan: thank you. agents from immigration and customs enforcement or ice have conducted sweeps in several cities this past week. k.ficials say they're rounding up illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. here's carter evans. >> the people united will never be defeated. >> reporter: from new york city to los angeles... >> we are not going to tolerate the continuing attack on our families. >> reporter: ...activists are speaking out against immigration raids across the country. photos from a an operation in atlanta show agents arresting alleged immigration fugitives and criminals. in texas, video on social media showing a man being detained by an ice agent in front of a fast sod restaurant sends a chilling message, according to austin city council member delia garza. >> the video i saw this morning was a man on his knees at a whatarburger. i mean, that is a very horrible optic thing for families to see, for children to see. >> reporter: agents arrested 161 immigrants in los angeles this week, the vas

i'm reena ninan. president trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abe took a swing at golf diplomacy today at the trump national golf club in jupiter, florida. they're spending the weekend together, discussing trade and shared security interests. first lady melania trump, and ackia aby toured the morikami museum and japanese gardened in delray beach. the couple are staying at the winter white house, trump's mar-a-lago club in palm beach. major garrett is there and reports the president also spent some time on twitter. >> reporter: president trump arrived at his florida club for a golf summit with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. but wrangling over the president's immigration policies have already overshadowed the diplomatic engagement. this morning, president tweeted that once he gets involved in negotiations, the price of a border wall between the u.s. and mexico "will come way down." mr. trump is also confronting resistance to his immigration ban, which is currently on hold. the president told

i'm reena ninan. he's the life of the party, and one that's recently shown few signs of life until today. democrats reached into president barack obama's cabinet and pulled out their new national party leader, former u.s. labor secretary, tom perez. hundreds of d.n.c. members gathered in atlanta for their most dramatic leadership vote since the 1980s. perez, the first latino chair of the d.n.c., is now in charge of rebuilding the party and turning opposition to president donald trump into votes for democrats. as for the president, he tweeted that he could not be happier for perez or for the republican party. here's tony dokoupil. >> pass your ballot in, please. >> reporter: the future of the democratic party came up for a vote on saturday. >> a united democratic party is not only our best hope. it is donald trump's worst nightmare. >> reporter: and former labor secretary tom perez won the day. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: perez is now the new chair, narrowly defeating minnesota congressman keith

i'm reena ninan in new york.for joining us, and good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. tonight: >>> >. the water has receded, but the work keeps piling up. tonight state funding massive effort -- the massive effort to clean up san jose. >> a new crack down on unpermitted partings. when police -- parties. when police are required to do if they see it happen. >>> and the republican party in sacramento, the challenges gop leaders in facing in the age of trump. >> we start with melissa live at the state gop convention in sacramento, and melissa, it seems like the party is dealing with a bit of an identity crisis right now? >> reporter: well, people are so excited to be here at the sacramento convention center, and the hyatthotel. they're wearing hats that say make california republican again, and it was a line of people earlier lined up to take pictures from the donald trump cut out. they're clearly very excited to be back in charge in washington dc. but donald trump is no typical re

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