a protest right now at san francisco international airport. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live. you spoke with the last person detained there today. reporter: that s right, mustafa al, is happy he is free. he was detained by department of homeland security up to 24 hours, but now freed. protests continue here at sfo. this protest on the departure level, one of three happening right now. they have been happening all day, in fact, starting very early this morning. they have been loud, they have been large, up to 1,000 people taking part, and these folks demanding justice. [ chanting ] reporter: hundreds of demonstrators packed the international arrivals terminal for the second day to protest president trump as ban on refugees my grass and foreign nationals from entering the united states. the crowd, some of them immigration attorneys, demanding the release of travelers being held by customs agents. attorneys are here, protesters are here, they re not going
george osborne former chancellor. he would say because he s shaking up the political establishment and reaching out the people who supported him for the rest of the world, britain included, it make it a challenge because the united states is a bit more unpredictable and we don t exactly know what the view of the u.s. is going to be towards nato or russia or syria or trade. and you know, that s going to be something that i think is going to concern the world until we hear more from this administration. rose: mike morell and george osborne when we continue rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we begin this evening with continuing coverage of the trump administration s opening weeks. we tawg tonight about the executive order on immigration. the order restric
george osborne former chancellor. he would say because he s shaking up the political establishment and reaching out the people who supported him for the rest of the world, britain included, it make it a challenge because the united states is a bit more unpredictable and we don t exactly know what the view of the u.s. is going to be towards nato or russia or syria or trade. and you know, that s going to be something that i think is going to concern the world until we hear more from this administration. rose: mike morell and george osborne when we continue rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we begin this evening with continuing coverage of the trump administration s opening weeks. we tawg tonight about the executive order on immigration. the order restric
trenton, maryland! and tonight, we know all kinds of heroics, quick thinking, even a cell phone, to help save lives in your community. all of this aimed at two people, alive right now, probably wouldn t be. hughes scott broom. with a modest cape cod house, burning at 6:30 this morning. a documentary photographer, riding along with firefighters, is there to capture the moment that firefighters pull a young woman, not breathing, out of the house, assisted by a sheriff s deputy. immediately, a rescuer starts cpr, while another works with a defibrillator to restart her heart, literally brought back from the edge of death. she was the second person to be pulled from the house. and both are alive tonight. here s their uncle who visited the house this afternoon. [ inaudible ] reporter: every second counted during the crisis here this morning. and this whth track for a very different and very tragic ending. but that s where quick thinking sheriff s deputy out here, and a new ap
at the white house later today. plus, it s back! greece s debt crisis returns to haunt the eurozone. can its lenders agree a new deal or will we have to add grexit to brexit? a federal appeals court in san francisco has refused to reinstate president trump s ban on travellers from seven mainly muslim countries entering the us. it unanimously rejected the administration s assertion of presidential authority and questioned its motives. the ban was suspended last week by a judge in seattle after two american states argued that it was unconstitutional. moments after the ruling was released president trump responded defiantly, tweeting: see you in court, the security of our nation is at stake! and a little later he had this to say about the court s decision. it isa it is a political decision and we are going to see them in court. 50 are going to see them in court. so you believe the judges. are going to see them in court. so you believe the judges. .. we have a situation where t