disney.erica this morning. making news in america this morning, dond trump taking his plan to tighten borders even furtr. his idea, ban all muslims immigrating to the.s. new reaction overnight from other gop candidates and one mayor banning trump from his city. we're live in washington. killer couple. investigators chasing leads around the world to uncover more about the san bernardino terror suspec. the picture of them arriving in the u.s. plus their target practice days before the attack. breaking overnight, a plane from california to france forced to make an emergency landing. the breaking developments just in. and traininwreck caht on camera, two people running for

heading right towards their car. well, good tuesday morning. we begin with donald trump sparking outrage again across the globe with a controversial new ca to stop all muslims from entering the country. >> yeah, trump's sweeping ban on muslims would apply to immigrants and visitors alike. his supporters are cheering the idea, but it's being met by widespread condemnation from both parties. abc's lana zak has the latest from overnight. lana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and chard. in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris and san bernardino, the backlash against innocent muslim-americans has nearly rivaled that of with donald trump's new proposal, things could become even more heated. a stunning proposal from republican presidential front-runner donald trump, a ban of all muslims coming into america.

shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: trump's proroposal the first time in this divisive campaign republicans and decrats in universal condemnation. jeb bush called him unhinged. chris christie called it ridiculous. >> this is the kind of thing that people say when they have no experience and don't know what they're talking about. >> reporter: and in a rare move, the republican chairs of three major campaign states, iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, all slammed trump's proposal. hillary clinton tweeting, "this is reprehensible, prejudiced and divisive. donald trump, you don't get it. this makes us less safe." even dick cheney agreed. >> this whole notion goes against everything we stand for and believe in. >> reporter: trump's campaign said the ban would apply to every muslim coming into the united states. but st. petersburg's mayor turned the tables tweeting, "i am hereby barring donald trump from entering st. petersburg

dangerous threat posed by all and reena and richard, despite that universal condemnation by public leaders, there is still no shortage of people who really support donald trump. when he announced this last night, i have to tell you, he received a standing ovation. >> fascinating. >> he certainly has his supporters, yeah. lana zak live in washington. lana, thanks for that. words. >> the council on american-islamic relations, the country's largest muslim advocacy group, called trumps remarks bigoted and unamerican. >> donald trump sounds more like a leader of a lynch mob than a great nation like ours. he and others are playing into the hands of isisis. is is extly what isis was from americans, to turn against each other. >> a and he add that we should not let fearmongers win. >> i want to remind you that later on "good morning america," donald trump will be live

muslim ban. >> okay, gripping. all right. we have to watch that. as san bernardino struggles to movforward after last week's horrific terror attack, many county employees returned to work for the first time since that shooting. >> and hundreds of people gathered for another candlelight vigil in honor of the 14 people killed. locacal religis leaders told the crowd that they will rise above the tragedy and come out stronger. >> we're getting chilling new details about the youncouple behind the california massacre. the fbi saying both the husband and wife had been radicalized for quite some time. >> and they said that the couple prepared for the attack with target practice and enough materialn their home to actually make 19 pipe bombs. here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: there was no joy, no smiles as the two future killers arrived in the united states for the firstst time as married couple. this picture was taken ijuly 2014 at chicago's o'hare airport as american citizen syed farook brought home tashfeen malik, the pakistani bride he m on a

federal authorities are trying to determine if even then they were planning to go to war with america. >> we have learned and believe that both subjects were radicalized and have been for quite some time. >> reporter: the fbi also revealed that the couple took target practice at this gun range just days before t attack. overseas, the investigation is focusing on the wife's background and contacts in pakistan before she came to the u.s. malik's official photos show her evolution from the young woman wearing makeup and a scarf, her hair showing in a college application to a still loose veil but no makeup in a national i.d. card to this applying for a u.s. visa with traditional veil and finally her arrival at o'hareirport in a strict conservative black hddress. only a few years ago farook appeared to be just another californian millennial looking for love, but he too underwent a

presented himself after travels to pakistan and saudi arabia and then his marriage to malik. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> thank you, brian. >> and more from san bernardino later but first an alarming number about how quickly isis and similar groups are growing. the number of foreigners who have entered syria and iraq to fight for such groups has more than doubled in 18 months. that's according to a new report. there are now up to 31,000 foreign fighters from 86 countries who have joined armed groups. an american fugitive accused of being a top recruiter for isis is now in custody. the state department says that mohamed abdullahi hassan turned himself in to authorities in somalia a month ago. the former minnesota high school student had a large following on twitter before his account was shut down. he's been linked to several lone wolf attacks here in the u.s. and breaking overnight an anonymous threat that forced the emergency landing of an air france jet in montreal. air france flight 83 was

san francisco to paris. passengers were evacuated on to buses while authorities carried out inspections. breaking news out of pretoria, south africa, this morning. a judge has granted bail and house arrest to olympianscar pistorius for his murder convtion pending his sentence. pistorius is also expected to learn today when he'll be sentenced for killing his girlfriend, reena steenkamp. the minimum sentence for murder in south africa is 15 years, but pistorius' sentence could be shorter because of the circumstances of hisis case. and turning to weather, they're calling it the december deluge in ththe pacifinorthwest. the record-breaking rainfall caused roads and forced evacuations in low-lying areas. there were also landslides and a giant sinkhole opened up. it was the most rain ever in a 24-hour period in december.

continue well into thursday as you can see in this radar. one storm after another slamming into the northwest c coast increasingly the likelihood is up that there could be significant flooding. well, still ahead, new concerns for chipotle as more customers report getting sick. and a train barreling down thtracks. a car stuck in its path. the driver with only seconds to escape. plus, swiped.

stolen from a celebrity's store. is everybody here having a good time? [ cheers and applause ] >> and that, folks, are the eagles of death metal taking the stage with u2 in paris for the first time since last month's terror attack. bono gave the group an emotional introduction as eagles lead

both bands into the song "people have the power by patti smith. the band will resume their tour next year playing paris in february. new overnight another disturbing video from chicago police as the federal government looks into department miscondu. this one shows officers using a stun gun on a man inside a jail cell then dragging him down the hallway. he later died. two years after that happened the police now admitting they could have handled it better. an investigation into their conduct is still going on. and ththere wille no charges in another high-profile incident caught on camera. ththe fatal lice shooting of ronald johnson as he ran away. it was found to be justified. a two-star admiral has been removed from his post for misconduct. rear admiral david baucom becomes the most senior officer to be disciplined this year. investigators say baucom was so

could not stand. surveillance video later showed baucom wandering around hi hotel without clothes. he blames mixing alcohol with medication. well, there's more bad news for the chipotle restaurant chain. more than two dozen boston college students have become ill after eating at a local chipotle and that includes half the men's basketball team. chipotle has been reeling since an e. coli outbreak last month in nine states. e. coli not confirmed in the boston cases. both chipotle sales and stocks e plummeting. and lebron james and nike have been in business fofor a dozen years, and now they have signed a lifetime deal with one another. the financial terms of the agreement weren't released but sources say it will easily surpass the $300 million deal that nike signed with nba star kevin durant last summer. the new deal could result in a complete line of james branded apparel. >> impressive. i wish i spent more time on the basketball court in high school. >> yeah, you might want to in

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the room was packed with tables, a screen on one se for presentations, a christmas tree on the other. syed farook and tashfeen malik burst in through this door at the center of the conference room opening fire blowing out windows and striking many of the people at this table, the very table farook had been sitting at earlier. what are you thinking? what are you doing? >> there was a small break in the tablecloth, and i just kept looking down, and i just kept hoping that the gunfire would stop, that the gunfire would stop and i couldn't believe that it would stop. >> what went through your mind when you heard that name? >> a complete sense of betrayal. it amazes me every day how close this group is, how tight knit they a and it's nothing but betrayal. >> reporter: cecililia vega,bc news, san bernardino, california. a strange situation in

had been driven onto railroad tracks and got stuckck with a freight train closing in. you can hear it. two guys who were inside got out and stepped away just moments before the train slammed into the car pushing it down and off the tracks. those guys -- here's the got back in the car and drove it they took their stuff eventually -- they took their car. authorities here in new york are searing for three men who robbed gwyneth paltrow's new store. they say the thieves made off with about $170,000 in merchandise. that includes two pieces of jewelry and three watches. the shop opened two weeks ago near columbus cicircle andill l be open for business until christmas eve. and former usc football coach steve sarkeesian is suing the school seeking more than $330 million in damages. sarkeesian claims usc c discriminated against him because of his disability,

usc says it's disappointed by sarkisian, his claims about being let go. the sool also claims much of what's stated in the lawsuit is, quote, patently untrue. for those who play fantasy football, the regular season is over and the playoffs are abouout begin. >> and for those who watched monday night football, it was worth sticking around till the end. it was a good one. >> yeah. >> detls from our guys at espnpn. these guys, i like these guys. >> good morning, america. you know what america loves, they love football. we had an exciting game last night, monday night football in washington, d.c. that's desean jackson, the jack show, he's getting it. he says, give it to me, 9-9. 1:45 left. i'm going to return this to the house, and we're going to win the game. he's going to the other house, though. that's not your house, desean. that's dallas' house and then he fumbles the ball. dallas recovers, and it's their ball with 1:26 to go.

scores, but they do give the redskins some time. didn't have to. 1:15 to go and two time-outs for washington. washington would score, but then dallas got the ball back, and then they kicked a game-winning field goal by dan bailey from 54 yards. dallas wins. good finish in basketball as well. more points scored. derrick rose, the bulls taking on the suns, fourth quarter, we're tied at 101. ten to go. eric bledsoe kicks it out. look at the former badger. pretty sure that was going to be down but, no, mirza teletovic, though, grabs the rebound, throws it up, off balance. look at devin booker, the rookie, very excited over that one. 0.3 left, they try the alley-oop to butler. no, the suns hd on to win it, 103-101. warriors against the pacers tonight and paul george. any hooky news weeed to get in before we give it back too these guys? >> radim vrbata, hat trick, vancouver. >>hat's it. john, john. america, back to you. >> i like those espn guys. >> you like them, don't you? >> yeah, a lot.

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checking our top stories, donald trump is calling for a ban on all muslims entering the immigrants, tourists and even republican leaders and fellow candidates are blasting the idea as offensive, ridiculous and american, but trumis standing his ground insisting threat of attacks is going to get worse. san bernardino rampage took target practice at a shooting range just days before the attack. the fbi says they both had been radicalized for quite some time. looking at today's weather, more heavy rain in the northwest and northern california. snow in the mountains as one storm after another moves off the pacific. well, a piece of entertainment history has been restored. walt disney's office at walt disney studios just the way it was the day he died nearly 50 years ago. >> yeah.

producers have used it since while disney's furnishings were in storage. now they're back in place. more fm reporter mayde gomez of kabc. >> reporter: after months of hard work, finally the moment many have been waiting for. >> thanks to our archives team walt's office has been restored right down to the tiniest detail. >> reporter: family pictures on the walls, the stapler on the desk, the colored pencils, scripts, everything in place as the man himself walt disney left it back in 196 >> it brings me back to being g a child and, you know, it's sad to be herere and ha him not here. i think we're still missing grandpa almost every day. but they did an incredible job in putting things back where they were. it feels -- it feels warm. >> in putting this office back,

us to get it right and to research it in a painstaking fashion. and that's what was done. >> and so i was asked to come and put it together in a corporate archive, and we were the first in the industry to do that. none of the other motion pictuture companies had an archive at that time. >> reporter: former chief archchivist fodisney, dave smith, saved every item, archived every document and took many pictures. >> it's rereally likdeja vu walking in here because almost nothing has changed. >> reporter: now everything is back in its original place, just like richard sherman remembers. >> recreated exactly the way it was. it's like walking back into your youth as i remember vividly sitting at this piano playing for walt so many times. >> reporter: walt disney's office exhibit will be added to the studio lot tours next month. mayde gomez, abc 7, eyewitness news. >> so remarkable they sad everytng.

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