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of. >> we're getting our first indication of the level of support for donald trump and his proposed muslim travel band. a new poll says trump's plan is favored among his party. trump has renewed his threat to quit the republican party. he says he wants the republican party to treat him with the respect a front-runner deserves. donald trump is on a roll. so far an unstoppable one. i'm leading in every poll. on kraussely i'm happy where i

am. the gop ranks are radled afraid it could cost republicans the white house and threaten their congressional majority. republican nicky haley, the first indian gofr noer of south carolina said trump's comments were damaging to the gop. >> it's absolutely un-american, it's unconstitutional, it defies everything this country was based on. and it's just wrong. etrumped pushed back saying some of the leaders are grand standing. >> liemding by. >> lot. when i came out against illegal immigration. everybody said the same thing. two weeks later, everybody was on my side indelude cloouding members of my own party. 50 another international outcry also intensified. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said today he rejects trump's plan to block muslims.

trump is said to meet later with netanyahu later this month in jerusalem. >> mr. trump is not a serious person or a serious candidate. he's inflammatory a and he makes the fasing a lot harder. >> many fear trump at the top of the ticket could doom their party. >> it's not going to help us win the general election in november. we wouldn't win ohio with that kind of message. yet some runs are also unwilling to agitate trump, a fear of him running as a third party candidate. >> are you going to break this pledge? >> i think it's highly unlikely unless they break the pledge to me because it's a two-way street. >> trump can also be a sore loser. he lost a different kind of contest today as "time" magazine's person of the year. awarding to german chancellor

angela merkel. it prompted trump to tweet this. i told you "time" magazine would never pick me to be the person of the year. they pick the person who was ruining germany. >> hardly a gracious moment. when you talk to republican leaders like the ohio state chairman, they worry trump could challenge the party's chances of holding on to the senate and,ing of course, winning the white house. but trump's supporters have been nothing but loyal. they're far more likely to follow him than party leaders. and that loyally could help him win a republican primary. jell zeleny, cnn, roy. a. >> during that interview with don lemon, trump went on to insist that he was right and the republican agrees with him. >> what about foreign diplomats or people from other countries coming into the country? >> certainly exceptions can be made. and one thing people didn't pick up at the end of that sentence

it said until we get our hands around it, until we find out what the hell is going on. now, that could go quickly. but you know what, it's a subject that has to be discussed. >> so you said there will be exceptions for international athletes and competitions. >> of course there are exceptions. you can't keep people out like that. there will certainly be exceptions made. >> so you're saying until we figure out exactly what is going on. what does that mean? what is there to figure out? >> why is there such hatred and such viciousness? why is somebody willing to fly airplanes into the world trade center and go after us prior to that. they failed and after they failed they went and took airplanes into the world trade center. where does this hatred come from? why does it come? we have to figure it out. because we have problems. so when you surveil the mosques -- i took a lot of heat for surveillance of the mosques.

now others are saying we have to surveil the mosques. i took heat for we have to study things. nobody is taking the heat like me. i don't care. i don't care. because what i'm saying is right. and you know it's right and everybody knows it's right. you know who really knows it's right, the public knows it's right. we have to find out, don, where does this hatred come from. but it seems to be one group. i mean, the people that flew the planes into the world trade scepter. not only in thf country but any other countries. we have to find out why and where's it coming from. >> so how would you -- to be practical, how would you put this policy into action? what do you do? ask someone? >> you have to go through a series of questions. you need paperwork, you have to find out where these people are coming from. but we can't allow radical

killers into what this country. we can't do it. we have $19 trillion, going to be $21 trillion, we have jobs being stolen from us by china, by japan, by everybody. we cannot continue to allow this to happen to our country. we're not going to have a country. we have people pouring across the borders that we have no idea who they are. when i brought up the mexican situation, i brought in basically illegal immigration. i'm telling you, it was a lot tougher than this. and within four week, you know better than i do, everybody was saying trump is right. then you had the feeling of kate in san francisco, you had the killing of jamil. the wonderful woman, a veteran 66 years old. >> you're talking about mexican immigrants? >> well, i think the reason so many people rate me so highly on security is because i started with the border and everybody said i was wrong.

now they all say i'm right. had i not brought up border security and illegal immigration when i announced in this building i'm running for president, you wouldn't be talk act it. so people say first they came for the jews and then they came for me. there was no one to -- you know that old saying. >> it's just words, it's words. i hear the saying. it's words. we have a problem. we have people that would rather fly an airplane into a building than live out their life. we have to find out why. >> you can watch the entire interview with dontd trump on our website at cnn.com. look at the impact his ban on muslims might have to his tie in the middle east. >> nobody will accept him.

nobody will accept his brand in any country. >> that story. the mayor is apologizing following a number of high high profile shootings. >> reporter: protesters turn up the heat in chicago, asking rahm emanuel. ''your government's first responsibility is to keep you and your family safe and make sure you feel safe in your neighborhoods.

we have fallen short on this issue. the city's argument in court, the release could taint a jury pool and mopg othamong other th misused by the media. and calls on the mayor to make the chatman video public. >> if he wants to come out and lead the charge. here's his opportunity. >> in court, the judge said there is a lot of interest in this and for good reason but decided not to release the video for now, pending a review of the law by both sides. >> in a statement, the city's law department said the city of

chicago clearly needs a new policy around releasing videos that accounts for all issues. and we're working on it with the help of the recently appointed task force. the mayor has replaced two city officials in less than two weeks including the police superintendent. would you like him to stay and fix the problem? >> of course not. >> we already know what he can do behind closed doors. he can hide videos. and we're not having that. >> we're joined by a civil rights attorney. thanks for coming in. mayor rahm emanuel says he won't step down. rite now, is there any legal way he can be recalled. it doesn't seem entirely clear. >> no. chicago is a city where there's no city ordinance that allows

for the removal of the mayor. and there's also no law that allows citizens tooed a recall on him. but what we saw today was a democratic legislator who introduced a bill in the illinois state legislator to pr -- legislature to provide a recall of the mayor. it comes after we've seen days and days of the protest, the release of the laquan videotape. long-time activists like jesse jackson calling on some changes to happen within the city of chicago. and the protesters even saying they want the mayor to resign. >>ing o, with regards to the laquan mcdonald video, five police officers under investigation now by the i.g. because their reports conflicted with that video. even the mayor has acknowledged there was a code of silence within the chicago pd. can he fix that? >> i don't know. i think it goes further than a code of silence. if you look at the police

reports that were recently released with respect to those officers at the scene during that laquan mcdonald shooting, they are dramatically different than what we saw on the videotape. some of those reports talked about laquan moving towards the police officer and making efforts to attack the officer. and we didn't see that in the videotape. so i think something happened, more than just the code of silence. perhaps even fabrication. >> soo is that a felony? obstruction of justice? what is that? >> we're going to see the we're looking at cases across the country where it's not just one rogue cop that's indicted. everyone that's involved in either covering up or fabricating a story. >> one last point here, the mayor said this is a decades old problem.

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u.s. officials telling cnn marquez told investigators about a 2012 attack that he and farook hatched but did not carry out. they abandoned the plan, marquez told them, because they got spooked. the fbi had just arrested four people in the area accused of trying to travel abroad to carry out violent jihad. marquez also telling investigators he and farook were both on the path to radicalization in 2011, the same year he bought the first of two rifles for farook. the two men's lives have been connected for years. they were first neighbors. they would grow up to become friends then relatives by marriage. >> did he seem like a relative? >> yeah, i could sense that he was really close with them. brittany the lives two doors down.

dane saw marquez frequently here. members of the mosque tell cnn marquez came here alone, saying he had con forgeted to islam but he only attended a handful of times. his wife is the sister of the woman married to farook's brother. the marriage seemed unusual. he helped him. i didn't really see him give much. he didn't talk much to the sister. marquez tells authorities he didn't know about the massacre and is currently not charged with a crime but his role remains crucial to investigators. >> we're also working very hard to understand whether there was anybody else involved with assisting them, with supporting them, with equipping them. and we're working very, very

hard to understand, did they have other plans. either for that day or earlier. >> they're still trying to verify that claim about the 2012 terror plot. they caution he may be trying to deflect their attention from the fact that he did purchase those two long guns that would be used in the massacre. shortly after the massacre, marquez did check himself into a mental health facility. kyung lah, cnn, san bernadino, california. >> while there have been many offers of health and support, one group in california has raised more than $170,000 for the families of the victims.

you did that before you knew the attackers were muslim? >> when we heard about the attack, many of us are serving these underserved families. we already work in these neighbors. when we heard about the attacks, we wanted to go find ways to support solidarity consistent with our works. we set up this fund. >> when you found out they were radicalized, what happened then? >> there was a greater response to the american muslim community. several callers requested they be increased to make it larger to include all americans.

>> and that they stand solidarity with the victims. >> is the most you've ever raised? >> this is one of the largest fundraise website. >> how will it be sent sfl. >> it's one of the leading sources of disbursements. >> you hear from critics who say the muslim community need to stand up and do more and speak out. is this your answer to that? >> absolutely. i think this is a remarkable answer to that. muslim communities standing large in solidarity. this is a remarkable action on part of our community. young men and women, first generation, second generation. all in unison behind this campaign. >> do you think that in some ways this will counter the anger and the fear which is being directed towards the muslim community? >> i honestly can't speak to

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>> welcome to "cnn newsroom." chicago residents demand the resignation of the city's mayor. they want him to step down. the mayor apologized but protesters say that's not enough. the former mayor and friend of the san bernadino shooter told investigators he plotted a an attack with farook back in 2012 then told investigators the two men abandoned the plan because they were spooked by an unrelated fbi arrests around the same time. a new bloomberg politics online poll shows that 2/3 of likely

republican voters support donald trump's ban on muslim travelers to the u.s. this comes as his republican rivals continue to blast the u.s. presidential candidate. and as he floats the idea of leaving his party. trump wants to temporarily keep muslims out of the u.s. he operates his business in countries where muslims dominate the region. >> in many ways, this man is the answer to donald trump, head of a property empire. he's outspoken and proud of his achievements. >> how much would you say you're responsible for building? >> a lot. maybe more than 50%. >> reporter: a few months ago he viewed trump as presidential material, but not anymore. >> i view him as the biggest enemy of islam.

he is a man supporting isis. we have a common encouraging him, this is what isis wants to hear. >> he is in no way anti-ameri n anti-american. his office is adorned and received an honorary degree from illinois college. for him, it's about overstepping the mark. >> would you work with donald trump? >> no, no. i don't trust him anymore. >> he showed me a letter h received a month ago for ivanka trump, thanking him for support for her father back in august, support that has now vanished. >> ivanka came here to outline a strategy to use dubai as a gate way for the trump organization into the oil and gas-rich states of saudi arabia and qatar.

it appears that master plan may be put into jeopardy by her father's latest divisive comments. the primary partner where the trump organization has a golf course is standing by him, saying it did not want to mix business with internal u.s. politics. but cracks in trump's overseas business adventure are beginning to surface. the one company said in light of his comment, we have suspended sale of all products from the trump home decor range, meaning lifestyle is pulling trump out of 195 stores in the region and beyond. they believe they won't be the last to desert trump here or the wider market. >> i think he damaged all his brand. nobody will accept him, nobody will accept his brand in any country. >> and the future plans,

including this $3.5 billion project seem unlikely to include a certain donald trump. cnn, dubai. >> in many business deals in the middle east and around the world, donald trump licenses his name in return for a fee. in other words, he puts his name on a property or product and that's about it. a business model being blamed by some as being almost risk free. but what about when the name is tainted. is there ed that trump's name and his brand is turning negative in the muslim countries where he does business? >> i think it's a little too early to know. one company that distributed retail products said it's not going to distribute products with trump's name on it. at least for now. i think the question going forward is if donald trump has properties with his name on it and investments in the middle

east, that are looking too court muslim consumer, the question is whether his business partners there will say the trump name isn't suddenly a marketable asset to those potential consumers based upon what donald trump has been saying about muslims in the united states. >> is there any way to put a dollar value on what this could cost him? >> is there a number out there? >> i don't think there is yet a number. partial because donald trump's financial disclosure forms are not all that transparent. we get a snapshot of some properties in muslim countries. he's making $1 million or $5 million in fees from those lie vensing agreements, but that's just a momentary snapshot. his business empire said it's looking for business opportunities. his daughter just said this

recently in places like qatar, saudi arabia. and he has facilities in is stan bull and azur baijon. >> he's continued on with his business whilst running for president. then the question is, what's more important for him, the politics of running for president or bottom line of his company? >> that's a very good question. he may be banking on the idea that business is business and politics is politics. the bomb line of potential investors and business partners around the world may, to use a pun, trump anything that he say s in politics. one thing we don't know is how far he will go.

whether that will impact people in the muslim world and their willingness to do business with him. we really are in unchartered waters of a candidate openly berating an entire demographic. >> and just very quickly in the past, donald trump has done business in the middle east. a majority stake in the new york plaza in the 1990s. that was pretty much a bailout of his business at one point, wasn't it? >> yeah, it was. he was selling the plaza and one of the major investors was linked to the saudi royal family. i think that brings up an interesting point. donald trump doesn't seem to have problems with doing business with muslims. some might argue there's a hypocrisy there in him saying that he doesn't want muslims to come into the united states. and he's talking about all this anti-muslim rhetoric while he

seems happy to do business with muslims. >> we'll leave it there. >> "time" magazine picked angela ameri merkel as their person of the year, but they released their photoshoot with trump and a bald eagle. which ruffled his hair. >> how does my hair look?

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>> the father of one of the paris attackers has harsh words for his son. he was identified wednesay as one of the killers at the bataclan theatre. his father spoke to radio on wepz. >> i did not know that he came back. i knew that he had left. it's been two years since he left. i didn't know he came back. >> were you surprised he came back? >> of course. >> you would have never thought about this, about your son coming back? >> i would have killed him beforehand. >> he blew himself up zurg during the attacks. >> law makers say they're not satisfied with current plan to take down isis. senators grilled ash carter on wednesday as he tried to defend barack obama's isis strategy.

the pentagon correspondent has the details. >> this rn mooing our hearts are with the loved ones killed in a russian airliner in beirut, the 130 people killed in paris and the 14 people killed in san bernadino. >> a roll call of isis attacks. ash carter admitting in contrast to the president's words just weeks ago that isis is not contained. how are we to believe that we're succeeding against isil? >> i think we are building momentum against isil. >> senatoring say that's just not good enough. >> if there was a paris-like attack, would you go back to the president saying keep the same strategy? >> look, senator, if i had more -- to recommend to him to

accelerate the defeat of isl, i would be doing it now. homeland security depends liberating raqqah syria, isis' self-declared capital a symbol of his power to attract followers around the world. >> there is no plan, no strategy to retake raqqah. as long as they have the caliphate base, then they're able to orchestrate attacks such as they've successfully achieved in the last several weeks. raqqah now under heavy assault from russian missile strikes and bombings. he hopes he won't ever have to use nuclear-tipped weapons.

moscow is already inkreetsing the number of anti-air weapon systems in western syria, making it a no-fly zone for u.s. aircraft. >> they have worked with syrian partners and the syrian partners now, their radars are active which they didn't have just a few weeks ago. >> cnn has learned that a smul number of u.s. special operat n operations forces are now out of the northern syria. they had gone in over the last several days to scout locations for a base of operations are for future raids and missions. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> "star wars the force awakens" is almost here. but along with all the hype and excitement, there is almost controversy. some say the movie poster in china is racist. some cash back cards love to overcomplicate things.

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>> the force is getting closer. on monday, "star wars" will premier here in los angeles. the seventh installment in the franchi franchise opens across the u.s. december 17. fans in hollywood are already lining up for the best tickets. but what would all this hype be without a little controversy. we had to go all the way to china to find it. some say the posters for the movie are, in fact, racist. matt rivers reports from beijing. >> reporter: the new "star wars" film "the force awakens" won't open in chinese movie theatres like this one until january 9, but the movie is already being marketed here in a big way. disney even placed 500 storm trooper figurines on to the great wall of china to promote the movie trailer's premier. but not all the attention has been positive. some star wars fans were quick to point out some differences between the u.s. version and chinese version of the official movie poster.

in the u.s. swrergs a character finn is a featured presence. on the right, he's shrunken down and replaced by thai fighters. meanwhile, other characters appear larger. harrison ford, for example is, a bit bigger. ford's films have appeared in mainland china before. by streaking down v some pictures and enlarging others, some fans on western social media implied there was racism involved. a disney representative would not comment to cnn, but chinese state media said any claims that chinese audiences were somehow racist are simply untrue. so we showed the chinese version of the poster to some people on the street here in beijing. >> translator: i think it would be fair to say that chinese people can be incensive about race issues. >> it's nonsense to relate the poster to racism. i don't think it matters. >> translator: i think it will

spark widespread discussion here because people don't pay much attention to race issues here. >>. >> reporter: it's worth noting that western movies released here in china regularly have different movie posters. take "thespider-man 2" the u.s. version on the left and the chinese version on the right. we can't say what motivated change of the chinese version, but it's safe to say the it's pr the movie could have done without. matt river, cnn, beijing. >> this time tomorrow, we'll have ish a's interview with hans solo, harrison ford. the awards season gets underway in a few hours. nominations for the golden globe will be announced. viewers waiting to find out who wins big, who gets snubbed. thanks for being with us. let's start with the movie side of things. who's likely to get a nod? >> well, i would say in the a

acting column, kate blanchett is about as close to a lock as you can get. sylvester stallone for "creed." the globes reich to put on a good show. they like to get the right people to show up at their party. the movie is doing well with audiences. he kick started the rocky franchise so i think he's in their sights. >> greatest movie ever, "creed" i tell you. it's funky, it's like the academy awards with fun and booze. >> with an open bar. >> which is always a good thing. but the musical and comedy category, what is weird is that "the martian" the matt damon film ended up in the music musical/comedy. >> musical, you can take it or leave it. although there's a lot of disco in that movie. it's a fairly funny movie. matt damon, these diaries he's keeping to maintain his sanity.

he's very quippy and funny. for a movie that's a science fiction, adventure and rescue story, it has a pretty light tone. there are funny bits back at jet propulsion laboratory. >> it's a bit of a stretch. people will do this thing to up their chances but it's not completely out of the realm. >> a couple of the movies being mentioned. "steve jobs" "bridge of spies" didn't do well on the box office. does that hurt their chances? >> not really. these are people that nominated johnny depp for "the tourist." they love spielberg. i think they're all about him being there. mark rilace has s a runner-up with l.a. film critics, which i'm a member of. i think he's pretty much a lock on nomination. i wouldn't be surprised to see tom hanks in there. >> because he's tom hanks? >> he gets whatever he wants.

he's a nice guy, too. let's go to the television side. netflix is probably going to get some kind of nomination. >> absolutely. i think netflix is coming to the table with a lot of stuff. "sense eight" might get some love. that show was shot around the world in various languages. in asia and africa, a lot of different places. and even frankly "daredevil" got a lot of following. i think netflix would be a major player. we could see a lot of amazon again. >> now finally, the ceremony isn't until january. ricky gervais is back as host. will he be as offensive as possible? >> oh, god, that's why they hire him. he's constantly reminding you that none of this is to be taken seriously. the stars are getting sloshed. they're thrill if they win. but they also know it's a golden globe. >> not quite the academy awards. >> they're here to have a good

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