making news in america this morning, the president's proposal for tax reform. the plan to cut taxes is outlined on a single sheet of paper, so when will americans get the full details and how will cuts affect president trump's business. tornado warnings posted overnight, where the threat is heading, and snow days before may. another airline is facing controversy after a delta passenger says he was removed from a plane for using the bathroom during a ground delay. this as united airlines changes its overbooking policy after one of its passengers was dragged off the flight. survival story, how a hiker was found alive nearly 50 days after going missing.

we do say good morning on this thursday. we're going to start with the sweeping plans to significantly rewrite tax code for the first time in more than three decades. >> the president's financial team called for tacks on businesses to be slashed by more than 50% and they're also promising individual benefits. >> the plan is designed to boost economic growth but it was summed up in a single page that was short on specifics. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest from washington d.c. >> good morning. there are many elements to president trump's tax reform plan, but tax experts say it will benefit both u.s. households and the wealthy. initially, it was a campaign promise. >> you don't mind having lower taxes, do you. >> reporter: but now just two days before his 100th day in office, president trump's new tax reform is out and his team is calling it the biggest tax cut in history. >> we're going to put people

back to work. >> reporter: the plan makes dramatic cuts in federal taxes for businesses and simplifies rules for individuals. it would cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. >> we will have a one-time tax on overseas profits which will bring back trillions of dollars that are offshore to be invested here in the united states. >> reporter: and that new lower rate would also apply to businesses that now pay through the owner's personal taxes, companies like the trump organization. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: this plan would also cut tax rates for individuals, reducing the number of tax brackets from seven to just three. it would eliminate estate taxes and double the standard deduction. so for a married couple, the first $24,000 of income would be income tax-free. but the one-page outline of the plan lacks specifics like how it would affect a typical family. >> we will let you know the specific details at the appropriate moment. >> reporter: also unclear, how

to pay for all those tax cuts without swelling the deficit. >> we will be attacked from the left and we will be attacked from the right, but one thing is certain. i would never ever bet against this president. he will get this done for the american people. >> reporter: we also don't know exactly how this plan will affect the president's family business because he hasn't released his tax returns and his team has repeatedly said he won't. kendis, diane, back to you. >> many questions and many will want to know the answers since it affects all of us. thanks so much. republicans are hoping to avoid and government shutdown that's scheduled for tomorrow morning. >> they've introduced a short-term measure that will keep the government open while they work on an extension bill. the president is now not pulling out of nafta, at least not right now. after speaking with the leaders of mexico and canada, the president said they agreed to work toward renegotiating the north american free trade

agreement. candidate trump railed against nafta while running for office. he now says reworking the deal will make all three countries stronger. the westinghouse now says the north korean crises is a top priority. that was the message from the president's top national security advisers as all 100 senators traveled to the white house for a rare classified briefing on the north korean nuclear threat. the advisers also discussed various strategies under consideration. >> the military is obviously planning for a number of contingencies, a number of options, as well they should. it is of course the hope of the administration, the hope of congress that military action does not prove necessary. >> the white house suggests that the next move could be new sanctions. hard line conservatives are now backing a revised republican health care bill. after weeks negotiating the house freedom caucus endorsed a plan that would awill you states to opt out of certain obamacare requirements like covering essential services and could also gut protection for people with pre-existing conditions.

members of congress would not be affected by those changes because under the plan they are exempt. abc's mary bruce asked for an explanation. >> what about this exemption? if this plan is good enough for the american people, shouldn't it be good enough for the congress? >> it should be, i agree. >> you're going to make a change? >> yes. >> that was congressman tom mcarthur who worked on amending the bill with conservatives. some moderate conservatives still not on board with the plan so the fate of the measure remains uncertain. breaking news, residents of syria's capital were shaken out of bed this morning by a massive explosion. you see the scenes just coming in this morning. reports from the middle east say it was the result of an air strike by israel's military. the target is said to be an arms supply hub armed by he zbollah. >> now for a look at your weather.

a severe storm system is stretching from the gulf coast up the canadian border. strong storms from that system blew through russellville, arkansas yesterday and thousands of people were without power because of downed trees and plenty of other damage. it was also winter again in aberdeen, south dakota with snow and blustery there. it will delay planting season for farmers. the weather will be better today, partly sunny, high near 50. former president obama is taking heat for his plans to speak at a wall street sponsored conference for a fee of $400,000. >> both conservatives and liberals are calling obama a hypocrite because of his tough talk against the financial industry, but a spokesman says candidate obama raised lots of wall street money and that did not stop him from imposing strict regulations as president. a top college football team

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orders and fired shots at officers. his name has not been released. investigators say ballard approached a suspicious vehicle at a store when a person got out and opened fire. a second person in the vehicle was arrested. the 32-year-old state trooper died at the hospital. flags across that state will be at half staff today in his memory. also breaking overnight, a death sentence for the man convicted in the ambush killing of a pennsylvania state trooper. eric breen's attorneys argued that he should be sentenced to life in prison without parole for that 2014 attack. he was the subject of a 48-day manhunt before being caught. lawyers say they will appeal that jury's decision. police have released the 9/11 call that bachelor chris soels made after being in an accident. police say soels answered a few questions and then ended that 9/11 call. >> chris, do you know how to do cpr? >> no, i don't. >> is he breathing, chris?

>> i can't tell. he doesn't appear to be. >> police say soels left the scene before they arrived and they later arrested him at his house. moescher died from his injuries. loved ones are now remembering the vietnam vet as a devoted grandfather of three and an avid golfer. a woman is due in toronto court this morning after she was rescued from a construction crane. the 23-year-old was found hanging on its hook. a firefighter crawled out to her and then both were lowered to the ground. onlookers applauded when it was all over. still no word on why she went out there or how she got there. she's been charged with mischief. a seattle woman claimed she was given a bogus $20 by a bank. she says it came out of the atm as part of a $300 withdrawal at bank of america. on closer inspection, it says for motion picture use only. bank of america says there are safeguards to prevent counterfeits from being loaded

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delays are most likely in detroit, atlanta and chicago. delta airlines is now the latest carrier forced to deal with a passenger being removed from a plane. kim ma hamilton was told to get off the plane because he went to the bathroom while the plane was delayed on the ground. >> two delta employees calmly addressed the situation with hamilton. had left the plane and was greeted by agents who chose not to arrest him. so far no public comment about that incident from delta. united airlines announcing overnight new guidelines following the controversy of course of a passenger being dragged off one of its planes. the video showed dr. david dao being removed from a seat on that overbooked plane earlier this month. now united passengers who have already boarded their flight cannot be removed. the airline will reduce the amount of overbooking, and united will offer up to $10,000 to passengers to give up their

seat on an overbooked flight. dao was offered $800 before he refused. might just have to fly united and try my luck. police in las vegas headlined an arson investigation after two small fires that broke out at the trump international hotel. one fire was in a 17th floor hallway. the other was in the women's restroom on the hotel's pool deck. firefighters say toasters, towels and other flammable materials were used to light the fires. one suspect is already in custody. university of california berkeley police are bracing for possible violence today. they fear there could even be a riot, they say, even though the controversial speesh by conservative commentator ann coulter has been cancelled. coulter's supporters are promising to show up anyway. coulter herself says she may also be there to meet with her supporters and support them. this one's amazing. doctors in nepal say a man is in

remarkably good condition after he was hit on a mountain -- stuck on a mountain i should say for 47 days. emergency crews found the man on a ledge where he and his girlfriend had been stranded with no way to climb up or down. they lost their way during a snowstorm last month. the girlfriend unfortunately died before the rescuers arrived. he says after running out of food they survived on water and salt. he lost more than 60 pounds. >> and he was smiling after all that. more than a dozen football players at the university of louisiana lafayette have been arrested in connection with a robbery case. all 13 have been suspended from the team. they say the group went to a dorm room in early april and made off with several items worth nearly 2 $500. everything that was stolen has been recovered. tonight is the first round of the nfl draft. >> it's a fun night for many of those kids.

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>> good morning i'm tamala edwards, it is thursday, april 27. "action news" has been work, through the night on several stories that are still unfolding. developing this morning, the man wanted for a murder of a delaware state trooper is holed up inside a middletown home. we're live on the scene. late last night the jury decided the fate of eric frein that's the when an who ambushed a pennsylvania state trooper and killed one back in 2014. we have the detail. philadelphia becomes the center of the sports world, the nfl draft takes over the parkway and hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected. all that and more just ahead on "action news." and snow today in the west. finally this morning, new england is the latest stop for our look at what is made in

america. >> abc's david muir visits american workers who are all focused on making men look on fleek, or is it flick? >> reporter: our made in america team all across new england, our stop in new bedford, massachusetts. the sign right outside, they're hiring. inside the factory coming to life just as it has now for three decades. 800 workers cut and sew more than 1,000 men's suits every day for the brand joseph abboud. >> what a success story after all these years. >> that's a form of survival, isn't it, 30 years. >> reporter: for 30 years abboud suits have been made in america. the new bedford factory just 30 miles from where he grew up and from where we discovered his high school voted him best dressed. >> we looked back at your high school year book. >> oh, yes, okay. thank you for doing that. >> prophetic, right? >> that's amazing. >> best dressed. >> best dressed. i always thought that dressing well opened doors. >> reporter: and it did. and after years of success, he

sold his business, his trademark, but had to say good-bye to his employees. later he began working for men's warehouse. >> you never thought you would work with your name again. >> i never knew if i would. >> that's the incredible thing. >> yeah. >> reporter: it would turn out, the owner of men's warehouse would buy abboud's trademark back, reuniting the man with his brand and his american workers. >> when i walked back into that factory for the first time it was an emotional moment because the people embraced me. it was like coming home again. >> abboud says the people are the key to his success. >> joseph is an american designer and we have an american factory and american workforce. >> reporter: stitched together, those three words. >> all: made in america! >> such a great story, and so bizarre that he ended up working back for the company again. >> exactly. sold it for $65 million. >> even after best dressed in high school. >> exactly. don't forget, it's take your kid to work day. >> or in my case, bring your buddy to work

>> good morning it is 4:30 a.m., thursday, april 27. >> we're following a developing story, a suspect in the murder of a delaware state trooper remains barricaded in his home right now. >> let's take a live like outside from sky6 live hd over penns landing, after days of spring rain, finally a taste of summer is on the the way. >> the sports spotlight is on philadelphia today as the nfl draft kicks off in front of the art museum. >> let's go over to david murphy for that, and karen rogers has your