emily: gunfire and explosions all part of overnight raids in suburban paris. police there have taken 5 people into custody as they hunt for the terrorists who planned last week s attacks. randy: now the main focus is this man the suspected mastermind of the tragedy in paris. you can see how many police are still on the streets at this hour. it is a community of suburban paris. erika will have all the breaking details on the manhunt in a minute. right now cindy has the forecast. randy: cindy: one of the colder morning, we have seen all season long. crisis clear. it has been a cold overnights. widespread 20 s on the north shore. beverley 25. bedford 21. 19 in nashua. teens in northern wus er county as well. worcester at at the freezing mark. 20 in taunton temperatures in the twenty in the cape and the islands as well. lots of sunshine in the forecast today. sun up just after 6:30. we ll enjoy it here into the afternoon. by noontime, we re coming up into the mid and upper 40
the terror attacked. the chilling message found out side of this theater, here we go, we are starting. two officers were hurt in the raid, more of 100 that took place overnight in france, as the manhunt continues. the coverage of the investigation and aftermath of the paris attacks continues on 6abc.com, we posted images of that raid as well as photos of the victims notice attacks. they broke into a home and threatened the family inside and what happened next ended with a shootout in berks county, and the homeowner that was shot protecting his family is telling us his story. walter perez is covering this he is live in olney township. this started because of a mistake made by the criminals? reporter: that is right, it hatched in the home behind me here and the indications are that the armed home invaders were looking for the people that previously lived inside of this home and we are told lived here until a few short weeks ago. jennifer wegman said she and her 10-month
about the superbug here in the u.s. authorities say it can live for weeks on hospital beds and for months on your skin. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin with president trump and his promise of the biggest tax cut in history. tonight, our reporter asking the president how he would pay for it. it comes 24 hours after the plan was revealed, promising tax cuts for the middle class and a major cut for corporations from 35% to 15%. some on capitol hill asking, what about the deficit? abc s senior white house correspondent cecilia vega leading us off. reporter: in the rose garden today, president trump, making a surprise appearance for take your child to work day. and as he signed autographs, abc news asking the president how he will turn his tax plan into reality, amid estimates his massive tax cuts could balloon the deficit by trillions of dollars. anything about paying for the tax plan? any more specifics there? growth
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