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38th year. release the hound. >> i like her hat, fascinator. >> that is something i learned, i didn't know what one was. >> gorgeous for any event outside. >> yes, what a treat. >> lots of sunshine in time for mom on mothers day or any celebration action to have outside today, we have plenty of sun tomorrow and then we will track showers later in the week. we will talk bit, storm tracker six, live double scan radar. you can see it is dry, no issues with precipitation, high pressure dominating coming from the great lakes providing us with plenty of sunshine, to close out our weekend here. we will show you picture outside, action cam was outside, earlier today, earlier this afternoon in rittenhouse looking at the beautiful, pink bag of flowers we have there and really comfortable conditions. after we were stuck in the muck with the gray conditions and wet weather overhead, a and nice improvement today. it has been a while since we have had temperatures, this warm, believe it or not. our high in philadelphia 71 degrees. the it has been 12 days since numbers were in the 70's, warmest it has been since

april 26th, we have probably all remembered this day we had a high temperature of 86 degrees. nice change after temperatures have been well below average and we have pick up two and a half inches on have rain for the month so far. outside at this hour 69 in philadelphia. sixty-five in allentown, lehigh valley. sixty-eight in dover. at the coast in cape may with that northwesterly win, cooler at 63. fifty-three in the poconos. sixty-six in i-95 corridor in trenton. the here's the satellite six with action radar. instability showers riding up across portions of pennsylvania. this will stay to the north and dissipate reaching the rest of the delaware and lehigh valleys tonight. we have high pressure over great lakes that will continue to sink south and provide with us dry conditions, and clear skies, on the way tonight. call from accu weather over next 12 hours, it is mostly clear, just a few patchy cloud. temperatures are near normal. so seasonably cool, dropping down to 43 in the suburbs and 50 in philadelphia for the overnight low. the as we get in the day

tomorrow, it is nice. sun to start and then a few afternoon cloud will if in. seventy-two for the high in philadelphia. sixty-nine in allentown. seventy in reading for the high. upper 60's in dover. the at the coast in cape may 65. boardwalk in at atlantic city we will max out in the upper 60's. so here's the set up on our monday, future tracker six showing 5:30 at 6:00 in the morning mostly clear, dry start to the day, and then high pressure is still staying in control, is there a trough of low pressure that will then just dip south to the region. sun giving way to increasing included as we go throughout the afternoon hours and it looks like that moisture stays low to the south, for the fagoter of the day tomorrow. the as we get into tuesday, however it looks to be mostly cloudy, cooler day and some showers are possible mainly south, of philadelphia a, as we track that trough of low pressure that moves on through. one issue with our forecast and we have felt it to the day because we had breezy conditions, wind gusting from 25 to 45 miles an hour. today over the next five days,

oak, burch, mapel, the top offenders as far as the pollen goes and we are in the medium to high side as we go throughout the rest of the this week. the here's the exclusive seven day forecast, sunshine to clouds tomorrow, it is not a bad day, high temperature coming in at 73 degrees. the then cooler on tuesday, in at 66 degrees. those showers, stay mainly to the south of us. on wednesday, some sunshine, and, it is at seven three, and then on thursday, turning a bit unsettled, partly sunny, evening showers likely in at 71. here we go again friday it is dam one showers possible, and in at 68. we will track that because we have aberdeen dad vail regatta a then. saturday it is cloud which rain possible, high of 69, and sun and cloud, next sunday we will dry out then with a high of six 36789 i'm sure everyone is happy to see the sun today, we will get more of that tomorrow, guys. >> yes. >> thanks, melissa. you can find seven day forecast and live look at storm tracker six double scan radar anytime on the day on our web site. just go to six abc.com/weather.

>> abc's world news sunday next on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're right back here again on six abc at 11:00. for melissa magee, jeff skversky, jamie apody, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ vo: across america,

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skies as severe weather sweeps across the plains. seven reported tornadoes ripping through eastern colorado. >> the big black wall. i put the cars in the shed just to keep them out of the hail. >> reporter: david rippe's shed and his four cars crushed, the roof ripped off his home. >> we have windows broken out, it's not pretty. >> reporter: that mammoth twister, captured near the town of wray. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: spewing debris and injuring five people. near denver, hail the size of golfballs ricocheting off of windshields and covering roadways. this, just one of more than 100 reports of severe weather stretching from colorado to kentucky. just east of louisville, powerful winds and rain barreling down on cars. in mt. carmel, illinois, winds gusting to 66 miles per hour, tearing the roof off of this middle school.

>> rob joins us life -- live. who is in the bull's eye tonight? >> well, storms severe already in texas. but we're worried across oklahoma and kansas. the cells beginning to pop. those could develop tornadoes over the next couple of hours. and more tornadoes and large hail expected. but this is an area that has already seen heavy rain, and more coming as well. and wildfithe wildfire, pol checkpoints forced to wear masks to breathe. here's neal karlinsky with new images from inside the destruction. >> reporter: in rugged northern alberta, the massive wildfire just won't stop. but tonight, for the first time, it is slowing down.

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so they're dropping buckets from helicopters. tom? >> thank you. and donald trump, right from the start, slamming bill clinton for his infidelitieinfidelities. but he didn't always feel that way. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: now in a fierce battle for the critical women's vote, tonight, donald trump says bill clinton is fair game. >> i think he gets involved when she plays the women card. if he's involved in the campaign, he should absolutely, you know, he could be brought into it. >> reporter: his latest shot at hillary clinton, a tirade over her husband's infidelities. >> here's a guy who was impeached because he lied. he lied. remember the famous, "i did not have sex with that woman," and then a couple months later, "i'm guilty." and she's taking negative ads on me. >> reporter: but back in 2008,

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angelo was shot in afghanistan in 2010, seriously wounded. what's your wound? >> i was shot multiple times. gunshot wound to the upper arm, gunshot wound to the right leg. broke my femur, broke my humerus. so now i have a titanium nail up through my femur into my hip. and i have a metal plate over my humerus. >> reporter: that's it? >> that's it, yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he's in orlando at the invictus games to run the 400. it's a mother's day gift for the woman who was there for him as he recovered. >> i told her earlier, i was going to get you a card. but i figured making finals would be the equivalent. and she was like, couldn't ask for anything better. >> reporter: invictus means unconquered. and that's the spirit of these games. more than 500 wounded warriors competing in events like wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, indoor rowing and track. former president george w. bush is there to support the troops. that includes angelo and his mom. for angela, watching her son compete is a dream come true.

>> it's so great to see him back a full person and competing. it's just wonderful. >> reporter: it's just one of those moments you never expected, huh? >> no, i didn't. it's beautiful. >> reporter: and on a beautiful spring day under the florida sun, a mother's day to remember. bob woodruff, abc news, orlando. >> a perfect story for today. we thank bob for the report. the invictus games, opening ceremony tonight on espn2. and don't miss robin roberts' exclusive interview with prince harry tomorrow on "gma." and thank you to all the moms out there. i'm tom llamas in new york, have a great evening. good night.

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