scott goldberg has the details. >> the party lasted into the wee hours of sunday morning as egyptians savored the weekend that made history. >> we are young people and we can make a change and this is what we proved. >> sunday, the workweek gins. the protesters rolled up their slives early saturday, scrubbing down and sweeping up the square where for 19 days, they fought, rallied, and finally celebrated. some decided to head home. >> leaders also promised they would abide by egypt's peace deal with israel. an upsurge of hope spread across the world saturday. in london, gaza, and sudan. in washington, d.c. and chicago. many of these rallies were planned as protests before hosni mubarak stepped down. now in new york city and around the world, they turned into celebrations. >> they have shown the world that with protests, they can prevail. >> some protesters vowed to stay. others say they'll return every friday, determined to see the revolution reach a happy end. scott goldberg for cbs news, new york. >>> in san francisco today, hundreds of egyptian americans and their supporters channel

scott goldberg for cbs news. >>> a family tradition ending after more than 60 years. what takes the place of the markets. >>> we are headed to the deepfreeze. we will talk about the weather coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a popular san jose market is shutting its doors tonight after more than six decades. the market will be closed for good at 6:00 p.m. that's just about 15 minutes from now. the family-owned grocery store has been sold to the small chain leanardi's supermarket. the brothers want to retire. the new store will have italian roots. so far an opening date has not been set. >>> the last conversation lawrence and i had was everything had to amine perfectly before we got that kind of snow that i could tell my girls we were going to have a snowman. >> it is like a picture having to throw a perfect game. we got to the 9th inning. we still have snow around the bay area but we just didn't see the white stuff everywhere and i think that's what people wanted. >> i have got very interesting pictures to show you in a couple minutes, folks. we are getting into t

scott goldberg says the conflict appears headed to a violent climb ax climax. >> reporter: three days of heavy fighting with government forces. more than a dozen people died in the battle. the opposition controls tanks and antiaircraft guns and they vowed to keep fighting until libyan leader moammar gadhafi steps down. >> we don't need moammar any more. >> reporter: they show no signs of losing the grip. widespread international criticism and sanctions from the u.s., britain, and the united nations. secretary of state hillary clinton arrived in geneva sunday for a meeting of the u.n. human rights council. before departing saying the u.s. is going to begin reaching out to libyans who are organizing in the east. traveling in egypt senators joe lieberman and john mccain called for quicker action. >> we think that there should be a no fly zone established over tripoli and libya. we think that there should be a provisional government set up in libya that we would support. >> reporter: but gadaffi remains defiant in an interview claiming the libyan people still support him. his son blames t

scott goldberg for cbs news, new york. >>> there was also a show of solidarity today in the bay area for egyptian protestors. they waved egyptian flags at a rally at the united nation airplays. calling on egypt to ensure human rights protections for people. similar events around the country including new york, washington, houston and chicago. >>> celebrations overpresident hosni mubarak's resignation are happening all over the world. but we will be shown how some egoingses are feeling mixed emotions about their country's future. >> reporter: in this orthodox search in hayward, half a world away from the jubilation in cairo, egypt, mixed reaction to the revolution. >> today is an awesome day. >> i wasn't sure it was the right thing we are doing. >> so exciting. very emotional. >> we are not so excited of what is happening because of all the new change. >> reporter: and right now the future is unknown as the country gets the chance to elect its own new leader. >> we are looking for nonreligious. >> reporter: afraid the new government could be run by extremists. >> we have a lot of stro

scott goldberg with more on tonight's u.n. decision. >> reporter: onlookers reacted with surprise as the united nations security council unanimously voted to levy strong sanctions against libya. even china's representative agreed to the sanctions to place international travel bans on moammar gadhafi, his family and members of his inner circle. to freeze the family's assets and to refer the case to a war crime's tribunal in the hague. >> this is a clear warning to the libyan government that it must stop the killing. >> reporter: the vote followed a day of meetings interrupted as members of the council conferred with their own governments about the language and scope of the sanctions. saturday president obama made his strongest comments to date on the uprising saying in a private phone call to germany's chancellor gadaffi should step down and leave the country. 150 civilians were rescued from the libyan desert. many were oil workers. >> it was just not knowing when we could get out or not was the biggest thing. >> reporter: back

scott goldberg now on the dismantling of the former regime. >> reporter: traffic is flowing through tahrir square in cairo for the first time in days. most protestors have left the square but some remain not convinced that egypt's new military government will hold free elections as promised. >> that is the biggest question in egypt right now. >> reporter: military rulers took over in egypt when president hosni mubarak steps down on friday the military on state t.v. announced that parliament has been dissolved and confused institution suspended. while those were two key demands of demonstrators some want the cabinet disbanded. >> supreme court council has indicated its commitment to lifting the state of emergency and i believe they will do so as soon as the conditions are appropriate. this is the first day of normalcy back in egypt. >> reporter: as they begin transition to its executive the google executive who started it online spoke to 60 minutes. >> the regime is extremely stupid. they basically ended themselves. >> reporter: but egyptians give credit to him. the 30-year-old convinced hu

scott goldberg for cbs news, new york. >>> chanting and colorful egyptian flags today in san francisco where hundreds of egyptian americans and their supporters gathered for a rally at the united nation's plaza. their message calling on egypt to reform its government. stop the abuse and ensure human rights protection for its people. >>> not everyone in the bay area is celebrating hosni mubarak's resignation. some egyptian americans in the mixed bay have mixed feelings about egypt's future. >> reporter: in this orthodox church in hayward, half the world away from egypt, mixed reaction. >> i wasn't sure exactly if it was the right thing we were doing. >> so exciting. it was very emotional. >> we are not so excited about what is happening because it is all new change. >> reporter: right now the future is unknown as the country gets the chance to elect its own new leader. >> we are looking for system that is nonreligious. >> reporter: he is afraid the new government could be run by extremists. >> we have a lot of strong personalities in egypt. >> reporter: egyptians in america and abroad d

scott goldberg has more. >> reporter: all 500 carts were taken at this store in illinois as shoppers raced to stock up before the big storm. >> i wanted to get here before the massive snowstorm hit. >> so i'll be safe and not have to go out. >> reporter: across the state line in indiana, salt trucks and plows are at the ready for 24 hour duty to tame a monster winter storm. >> real ugly. >> reporter: forecasters say this storm will punish as many as 100 million americans from south dakota to south carolina. with ice, heavy snow, frigid temperatures and high winds. >> this this is a life and death kind of storm. if you don't pay attention, could you end up in big trouble with this storm. >> reporter: that's a last minute demand for snow blowers in chicago where blizzard watches warn warn of five to 10 foot snow drifts. >> you'll see between two to lee i thinks an hour for some locations which is just too much snow help. >> reporter: by tuesday the storm will be hitting the northeast where cities like new york just finished digging out from under the last storm. the city got 36 inches

at the united nations, scott goldberg for cbs news. >>> a popular san jose market shut its doors tonight after more than six decades. the market developed a loyal following over the past 63 years. the family owned grocery store has been sold to the supermarket chain. the brothers are all in their 70s and 80s and thought it was time to retire. they promise a new store with italian roots. so far, an opening date has not been set. lawrence is back to talk about this cold weather. >> yup, the big chill is on now and that arctic air sitting overhead right no i and your skies nice and clear. that air pretty dry, too. the temperatures going down in a hurry. we have a freeze warning. for north and east bay, folks, this time you take care of those plants, bring the pets inside and of course watch out for the pets and for the people. the arctic air is going to continue to slide on by. i think tonight the real cold night after this will start to moderate somewhat. you can see the area of low pressure spinning around, bringing snow in that direction. for us tomorrow, we will have a god day of it. it

at the un, scott goldberg for cbs news. >>> step down gay da fee. >>> hundreds gathering in the united nations plaza yesterday. the protestors called for the world to cut ties with gadhafi once and for all. >>> in other local news a pilot walked away uninjured after his plane crashed into the san francisco bay. the small plane took off from palo alto airport noon yesterday but soon reported a loss of engine power if pilot tried to return but was forced to make a landing without power. the aircraft glided into the mud flats outside of fremont the soft mud forced the plane to make a sudden stop causing it to flip over. emergency crews responded to the crash, men low park's fire department's airboat the only one in the bay area allowed rescuers to reach the pilot in the tricky terrain. ntsb and faa are investigating the cause. >>> $5,000 reward being offered for any information leading to an arrest in the burglary and ransacking of a drowning victim's home. this is one of those unbelievable stories. 16-year-old mathew miller was one of two walnut creek teens who died last weekend in a raf