right now, on nbc 10 news at 11:00, a man charged with ambushing a philadelphia police officer really connected to isis? after his alleged confession to the allegiance to the islamic state. after sean penn's connection to the most notorious drug lord, the actor met with el chapo while he was on the run from mexican and u.s. authorities. but first, everyone is dreaming tonight about how to spend $900 million. numbers for the largest powerball jackpot in history are being drawn as we speak. good evening, everyone. i'm denise nakano. we'll get to the winning numbers

in just a moment. if no one wins tonight, the jackpot will balloon to $1.3 billion. your odds of winning are 1 in 292.2 million. still, $400 million in tickets were sold today alone, according to estimates from lottery officials. we're all just paying 2 bucks for a chance to dream. randy gyllenhaal joins us live. randy, it's very likely that someone will win tonight, right? >> reporter: well, the odds are good we'll get a winner. new jersey lotto officials told us about 75% of all possible number combinations have been picked. that means there's just about a 25% chance this thing will roll over again. if it does, that new jackpot could be $1.3 billion. at this powerball machine in center city, long lines for a long shot dream. >> we also purchased in virginia and maryland. >> reporter: dana young is buying in bulk, hitting stores

in three different states. >> there's a method to the madness. >> reporter: statistically, her strategy won't help, but pennsylvania has had 17 powerball jackpots, more than anybody else. in 2012, 48 septa workers won $107 million. gabby wilkinson is ooh a previous winner, too. she's hoping her luck hasn't run out yet. in luke oil on city av -- a die-hard skins fan hopes his lucky numbers score big. >> the redskins. i'm going to go see mr. snider and talk. >> reporter: the near billion-dollar jackpot is the largest in u.s. history. it's been growing since early november. >> i think this is the biggest one. it's the biggest. big money. >> reporter: james run the cash register and said today has been

a money maker for his corner store. a line so long, he hasn't take a break, asking his customers what they'll spend their money on. we'll do it. two bucks. give me a winner. hail mary for a billion bucks. is this the winning ticket here? >> hope so, yeah. >> i'm holding you to that. >> definitely. i hope so. >> all right, man. thank you. >> all right, thank you. >> reporter: and just check, this is not the winning ticket. james and i are going to have words later. but somebody out there likely just became a multi-millionaire. almost a billionaire with 75% of all number combinations sold. lotto officials will go through those numbers in the next hour or so and we'll see if anybody hits that jackpot. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. so, get your tickets ready, or at least your pens to write it down. here are tonight's winning numbers, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, and

the powerball, 13. again, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, with the powerball 13. the jackpot was raised to $949.8 million. as we mentioned, wednesday's jackpot jumped to $1.3 billion if no one wins tonight. and if you aren't holding the winning ticket right now, check nbc10.com to find out if anyone else won. tonight investigators continue to dig into the past of edward archer. he's the man now formally charged for the attempted murder of a philadelphia police officer. detectives have not announced any ties to extremist groups beyond archer's alleged confession that he pledged allegiance to the islamic state. drew smith is live at penn presbyterian hospital tonight where the injured officer remains. >> reporter: friends and family koich continue to visit the officer here at the hospital.

doctors still have work to do to repair the nerve damage to three gunshots to his arm. th investigators are hard at work checking into the criminal charges on the man tonight. philadelphia police drove edward archer away from headquarters and along with a new mugshot came eight formal charges, including attempted murder, assault on an officer, and gun violations. they're all related to this, caught on surveillance, 11 gunshot ambush thursday night. >> very shocking. very upsetting. very sad. >> reporter: neighbors watched fbi evidence teams searching through homes linked to archer frid. we're now told no guns or isis materials turned up. but investigators are searching phones and a computer. family members have chosen not to speak on camera. but longtime neighbors are skeptical that the 30-year-old was radicalized. >> he seemed like a cool guy. >> reporter: off camera archer's

grandfather told us he wasn't aware of any mental issues with his grandson, raised baptist but converted to islam several years ago. investigators have not found ties to terror during archer's past travel to egypt and saudi arabia. taking photos and shaking hands, the mayor showed support for the muslim community at a north philly mosque. they painted a mural called windows of peace. kenny stood by his earlier statement, that this violence had nothing to do with islam. >> that act, that terrible man, almost assassinating our police officer, was an individual act of criminality. not an act of religion. >> reporter: a judge did not grant bail, and archer should be back in court january 25th. as for the officer, he's still going to be in the hospital through next week. we're told he will undergo more surgery. drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> local muslims worry the ambush could spark backlash against the islamic community. members of the al aqsa islamic

society in northern philadelphia painted a mural today. it's to show support after the desecration of the mosque late last year, when someone threw a pig's head at it. they feel people are making unfair assumptions about them. >> it's very frustrating for us. every time there's an incident on the news, we feel the backlash. >> the mural will be put on display soon. it's called windows of peace. stuck down a hole for hours. tonight a worker is free after being trapped almost 20 feet underground in old city. take a look. here's video of crews pulling him to safety on market street. the officials say the trickiest part was removing the large rock pinning his feet and legs which they didn't want to shift underneath the busy street. >> that boulder that was trapping the man's foot, we had to shore that up. so our special operations team were able to shore that up, free

his foot out, and to bring the gentleman out of the ditch. >> the worker is employed by a company called city plumbing. he was underground installing a new sewage line when he got trapped. new at 11:00, a gas leak forced the shutdown of an entire block in port richmond tonight. nbc 10 at 26 and huntington just after 7:00, as the crews fixed that leak. the pcw gave the all-clear about an hour later. and they're still looking into the cause. turning to our weather now. a misty, rainy night out there for your saturday. rain will be coming down into tomorrow morning. so grab the umbrellas before you head out. brittney shipp joins us with the forecast. >> heavy at times tomorrow morning. as people are up running errands, or heading to church, heading to brunch, what we

expect to see as we push into tomorrow morning, heavy rain. the possibility of street flooding. isolated thunderstorms a possibility. and really strong wind gusts, actually along the shore ranging between 40 and 45 miles per hour. so here's a closer look at the radar. we're actually seeing a little bit of drizzle throughout the philadelphia area. the brunt of the system is still off to the west and also the south west. we'll see an area of low pressure slide to the northeast. it's also going to help pull up a warm front. our temperatures are actually going to warm up as we go through the day tomorrow. you'll also notice as we head into our overnight hours, our rain is going to pick up in intensity. some of the heaviest rain is going to fall throughout your morning hours. by 6:00 a.m., the heaviest rain is right over philadelphia. this will continue at least until about 10:00 a.m. so here's how your day's going to break down when you wake up tomorrow. 61 degrees, still dealing with isolated showers. notice the temperatures in the 60s by monday. our daytime highs will be in the 30s. i'm tracking an arctic blast. i'll go over the details coming

up. up next, the world's most wanted drug lord back in jail. he escaped from. and it may be because he wanted to make a movie about himself. what actor reportedly met with el chapo, after his prison break.

notorious drug kingpin el chapo guzman is back in the same mexican prison he escaped from six months ago. months before his recapture, he met with actor sean penn. "rolling stone" magazine said penn met with el chapo in his hideout where they discussed everything from drug trafficking to middle east politics. it seems his desire for the spotlight may have led to el chapo's recapture. the mexican attorney general said the kingpin was trying to

make a movie about himself and have his people contact producers and actors. many of them from hollywood. mexico is willing to extradite el chapo to the u.s. to face drug charges, but it could take months. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we issued a first alert tomorrow morning due to the rain moving in. plus i'm tracking a series of arctic blast. all the details in the full forecast.

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today is law enforcement appreciation day. and especially after thursday night's ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer. many say it's harder than ever to be a cop.

officer hartnet is a symbol of the difficult times for police nationwide. the 33-year-old was nearly assassinated on a street corner in west philadelphia. police union president said the attack on hartnet proves simply being a cop can make you a target. >> it's not because jesse was white, whether he was black, it was because, you know, he was wearing a uniform, a badge, and driving a philadelphia police car. it's as simple as that. >> he said officers patrolling in pairs have helped calm some fears in the wake of the ambush. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. expect temperatures tomorrow to push into the 60s. but we're also going to see rainfall. so we have a first alert weather day that i issued for tomorrow morning. throughout your sunday morning, at least through noon, we do expect to see heavy rain, the possibility of street flooding. isolated thunderstorms are

possible. wind gusts up to about 40, 45 miles per hour. if you have a lot of plans sunday morning, you definitely want to take it easy, allow a little extra time to get where you need to go. here's a closer look at the radar shot. this is a system that's going to move through. we're already seeing a little bit of light drizzle throughout the area, and we'll start to see more of the rainfall moving in over the next couple of hours. it will be the heaviest in the early morning hours. by 5:00 a.m., you'll notice some of the moderate rainfall starting to move into parts of philadelphia, stretching out to the northern parts of delaware, into lancaster county, into the allentown area. and then throughout the morning hours, it continues moderate to heavy downpours expected, at least through 7:00 a.m. you'll notice it will start to lighten up a little bit. but again, with ewon't see a lot of clearing until 10:00, 11:00 in the afternoon. then we'll see another round sunday evening with isolated showers expected to move through. we'll start to see clearing and a cold front's going to come through and drop our temperatures. this is a closer look at how

much more rainfall we expect to get as we go through the morning on sunday. we could get as much as an inch in philadelphia. close to an inch and a half in reading. in lancaster, we expect rainfall amounts to reach about one inch in wilmington. we have a coastal flood advisory which will be in effect from 6:00 a.m. to noon on sunday, and the concerns there, minor tidal flooding. that's going to be at high tide, which will happen between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. you want to be careful right along the shore. for philadelphia, 50 degrees right now. a little bit of light rain coming down. wind speeds at 10 miles per hour. it is foggy out there right now as well. temperature-wise throughout the rest of the region, 45 degrees in allentown. 37 in the poconos. we're warmer than this time yesterday already. the warming trend will continue into sunday. but temperatures will drop quickly, that mild air is going to retreat. arctic air is going to move in monday. and then another arctic blast moves through on wednesday. so our temperatures throughout most of next week will stay in

the 30s for our daytime highs. highs tomorrow will actually reach the 60s. your seven-day forecast shows all the changes. we drop from the 60s down to the 30s on monday. we go back to the 40s on tuesday. another arctic blast sends us back down to the 30s on wednesday. >> announcer: this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. it will change the way you experience tv. i'm john clark from comcast sports net. the eagles coaching search continues tomorrow. they will interview doug peterson in cans 'city. and monday the man who led the rival giants to two super bowls. they'll meet with tom coughlin. only six coaches have more play-off wins in history. adam gates right here, hired by the dolphins as their head coach. he interviewed with the birds on tuesday. there he is leaving philly. andy reed gets his first

play-off win with the chiefs. opening kickoff against the texans. for the chiefs, davis from six yards deep in the end zone. gets a couple blocks. he is gone. 106-yard kickoff return. the second longest kickoff return touchdown in postseason history. jeremy mack lan strains his right knee here. he's torn that knee twice. he's in tears. wow. an mri tomorrow. we wish him the best. big red and the chiefs. play-off win for the chiefs for the first time in 22 years. 30-0 shutout. on to the flyers. steve mason stopped all 20 shots. a shutout for him. let's jump to the second period. no score. flyers on the rush. islanders, forget about the trailer. matt reed already with two

assists. the flyers win 4-0. reed was a healthy scratch last saturday. how about his first three-point game in over a year. flyers in their last nine home games, 7-1-1. sixers at home tonight hosting toronto. hard work paying off. quick raptors passing here. derosen, big slam coming up. toronto's up 13 at the half. smith puts the sixers on his shoulders in the third quarter. career high 28 for the game. look at kyle lowrie. look at this pass he makes. sixers lose 108-95. they lost 11 straight to toronto. college hoops now. big game for deposey. the steel right here. he'll head the other way. two of his 24 points. 78-60. lasalle beat their rival.

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. britney, back on one more check with the rainy forecast. >> the first alert for tomorrow morning. we do expect heavy rain, the possibility of street flooding. anywhere between half an inch up to an inch and a quarter. isolated thunderstorms possible. wind gusts between 40 and 45 miles per hour. here's the other interesting thing. your seven-day forecast shows tomorrow will warm to the 60s, but quickly right back down to the 30s. two arctic blasts will move in next week. our temperatures are really going to take a hit. >> get ready for the rain and then cold. >> it will be wild over the in ex couple of days. that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us here, i'm denise nakano. "snl" is next. have a great night.

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>> live from the venetian hotel in las vegas, it's the republican debate, with your moderator, wolf blitzer. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. for those of you who missed our earlier undercard debate, featuring mike huckabee and rick santorum, well, the results are in, and everybody lost. now let's meet the candidates. nine are here tonight.

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