just minutes after the drawing, word a winning ticket was sold at this 7-eleven in california. >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: overnight, officials confirmed two more winning tickets. >> this is historic, there's never been this large before. >> reporter: almost $1.6 billion split at least three ways. there are rumors. >> probably one of their friends that they know at the store that probably is the winner. >> reporter: we don't know if the tickets are in the hands of individuals or office pools. we do know each is worth $528 million before taxes. >> how are you feeling right now? >> nervous. >> reporter: nervous lap for wendy, one of those who settled for a million dollar payout. >> i spent most of the night waking everybody else up in the house. rechecking numbers. >> reporter: now she'll have to figure out how to spend those

winnings. you know, eight people won $2 million jackpots, including the one there. that's not a bad consolation prize at all. the next drawing is set for saturday when the jackpot will drop to a measly $40 million. not even worth playing. jacqueline, jim, back to you. >> jackpots are so big, everything is out of whack. jay, thanks. >> i would take all of it. >> team coverage continues now with the winners of the smaller prizes here in our area and really small may not be the word, because we're still talking about millions. >> nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live at the wawa where someone turned $2 into $2 million. very good. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, that's right. the $2 they spent earned them $1 million, but one extra dollar they put down on the ticket is called the power play multiplier turned their $1 million into $2 million and there was more than

one winner here, but we still don't know who they are. sandra pitts is already feeding the machine working to be this coming saturday's newest powerball winner, but just one thing -- >> haven't looked at my numbers yet. >> reporter: haven't looked yet? there's a winner from the store. >> you're kidding! could be me, i bought two. >> reporter: there's a $2 million winner from the store. >> i will go home and check my tickets now. >> reporter: well, hurry up. pitts and others learned today that someone struck it for $2 million right here inside their new jersey roy roy. their picture may one day flash on this screen. >> insane, also another winner for $100,000, as well. >> general manager bought his crew lunch, they are on pins and needles. do you think it's good for business in the future? >> absolutely, very, very lucky. hopefully new customers, too. >> if i would have hit big, what i would have did was donated to the church. first, i would have thanked god. >> reporter: her hopes and

streams are not dashed. >> i did hit the powerball for $4, only hit the powerball number. >> reporter: only had the number 10? >> yes, unfortunately. >> reporter: she believes good luck here will multiply. >> it is a lucky store, that's why we're here now. >> reporter: as for sandra, she's promised to let us know. >> wish me luck. bye! >> reporter: as you can tell, there's been a lot of excitement here today, a lot of smiles, and a lot of cars in the parking lot. even a couple traffic jams as people go in to check their tickets in the machine. still don't know who the winner is, but nonetheless, a very exciting day for this wawa and its regulars. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> good to know for wawa. a lot of times people think it's only the tiny convenience stores, there are all these myths out there, but wawa is huge, so there you go. thank you. in pennsylvania, one of the winning $1 million tickets was sold in chester county.

the ticket was purchased at land hope farms. two more $1 million tickets were sold in lancaster and bethlehem. deanna durante joins us at 5:00 live with a look at who's benefiting from sales in our area. if you haven't seen them yet, here are the winning numbers, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34, the powerball is 10. now to their eagles, taking a new turn today as we learned our own coach is back on his feet. today former giants coach tom coughlin pulled out of the running as chip kelly signed up for a job across the country. danny pommells, break it down for us, moving fast and furiously there for a while. >> the soap opera continues. plenty of news in the football world today coming quicker than a chip kelly three and out. we begin with the eagles, tom coughlin has withdrawn his name

from consideration for the birds' head coaching position, according to the reports. reports says there was a second interview scheduled today and that did not happen. another report suggests coughlin was hesitant because his entire staff stayed with the giants. moving on, espn reports the eagles are expected to pursue doug pederson. pederson cannot be hired until sunday at the earliest. that's if the chiefs lose to the patriots in the postseason. pederson has been coordinator and was quarterbacks coach here in philly. this news, probably the most shocking of the day, who is without a job no longer, chip kelly. the san francisco 49ers announced they've hired the former eagles coach. in a statement chip thanked jed york for the opportunity and said his immediate focus is building the best coaching staff possible. got all that? good, much more coming up at 5:00 and 6:00 on the eagles coaching search. for now, danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. back to you. >> didn't last long for chip

kelly. thanks. nbc 10, of course, your official eagles station. you can count on us to follow the search for the new coach in the off-season and bring new developments as they happen. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> to the weather now. let's head to the poconos for a live look at things on camelback mountain. skiers hitting the slopes in more comfortable conditions out there. the temperatures are not as cold on the ice either. this is a live look at the blue cross riverrink at pen's landing. arctic chill is gone. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now with our forecast. glenn? >> yeah, that temperature really did jump during the day today after kind of a chilly start. the sunshine didn't hurt, and we've seen temperatures go way up through the 40s. the average high temperature this time of the year is 40 degrees. we were only 29 yesterday. 47 degrees right now in philadelphia, wilmington, and northeast philly. 50 degrees in dover, and 52 in

atlantic city international. a look at the difference from this time yesterday. 19 degrees warmer in philadelphia, 24 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday in atlantic city. obviously not going to be anywhere near as cold at night, even though we're going to see mostly clear skies, not much wind. certainly nothing on radar close by, but there is a storm that we're going to be tracking. it's developing in the gulf of mexico now, and it is going to be bringing rain pretty close to our area, even just a little more than 24 hours from now. timing on that and how it's going to affect the weekend with the seven day in a few minutes. now to new information about last week's ambush attack on a philadelphia police officer. the fbi director now says they are not looking for any other suspects in connection with the shooting. investigators were working off an anonymous tip that said edward archer had several

associates. today director james comey addressed the media about the attack. >> no, philadelphia is not a hot bed for radicalization. the entire united states, with its 300 some million souls contains people who are susceptible because they are unmoored or in transition, either teenagers or people struggling in life. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in center city with more on the investigation and how it's sparking controversy. lauren? >> reporter: well, jacqueline, one thing that's been universal here is praise for officer hartnett and what he did that night, but when it comes to defining his attacker and the attack itself, that's different. fresh from an fbi briefing, senator pat toomey had a clear pronouncement. >> make no mistake about it, this was a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the shooting last week put a 33-year-old police officer in the hospital. the senator said the suspect who claimed it was in the name of islam had been radicalized, but

no details on how. >> radicalization can occur in different ways and i don't know how or under what circumstances this man came to these terrible ideas. >> reporter: defining the attack and the man behind it is prompting caution. >> i'm going to leave it to the security professionals to make definitive determinations about what happened, why it happened. i think it's still pretty early. >> reporter: jim kenney's comments after the shooting drew some criticism in the political world. >> basically what i said was the 200,000 muslims who live in philadelphia are not represented by the actions of mr. archer. that he is a criminal, and they are not criminals. >> reporter: i asked him today about the controversy that's even attracted the attention of presidential candidate marco rubio. >> do you feel your comments were disinterpreted? >> misinterpreted by republicans, yeah, easy for them to do. they misinterpret a lot of

things. the fbi has not concluded and the philadelphia police have not concluded this is an act of terrorism. they are investigating it as it could be, but our police know more than rush limbaugh. >> reporter: mayor kenney, by the way, is a democrat. the fbi director here in town this afternoon, he reiterated today that they are investigating this as an act of terror. and officer hartnett, he is still in the hospital. and coming up at 5:00, we'll have more on his condition. live in center city, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 investigative reporter harry hairston will have more on local ties to terrorism coming up at 4:30. meantime, the community came together today to honor the officer injured in last week's attack. a mass in officer hartnett's honor was held in drexel hill this morning. hartnett graduated in 2001. family and friends said a final good-bye today to a

pregnant mother and her young son who died trying to escape from a house fire. dozens gathered to remember elizabeth perez and nathaniel richardson. last friday morning perez went back into her burning hem to try to rescue 2-year-old na than yan. firefighters found the mother with him inside her arms outside a bedroom. new information about a chester county pastor accused of raping and impregnating a teenaged girl. jacob malone is currently in ecuador. he was scheduled to board a plane back to the states to surrender this morning, but police say he cancelled that flight. malone is now scheduled to return over the weekend. two philadelphia police officers are recovering from a hit-and-run crash that landed the other driver under arrest. investigators believe the driver was under the influence when he ran a red light, slammed into the police cruiser, then jumped out of his car and ran off. the two officers chased him down and then arrested him. the officers had minor injuries,

but they are expected to be okay. police want you to look at a new video here of a pair of purse thieves in center city. see them come up behind a woman there on south 13th street tuesday night. the one man grabs her purse off her shoulder, then they both run away. in decision 2016 coverage, a smaller task of republican presidential candidates returns to the debate stage tonight in south carolina. last minute reparations are under way, it is the first gop debate of 2016 and one of the last chances for the candidates to spay voters before february 1st for those iowa caucuses. fox business network is hosting the event, which will focus on economic, domestic, and international policy issues. here are the seven candidates, john kasich, chris christie, marco rubio, donald trump, ted cruz, ben carson, and jeb bush. carly fiorina, mike huckabee, and rick santorum will

participate in the undercard debate. also not on the main stage, senator rand paul, who's vowed to boycott the event. new video shows the moment a bomb exploded near a starbuck's cafe in jakarta and isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. at least two people and five of the attackers were killed. a second attack happened nearby at a traffic police booth. it's the first time isis has targeted the world's largest muslim nation. tributes are pouring in for british film icon alan rickman. >> i haven't stolen anything. >> don't lie to me. >> many remember alan rickman as professor snape in the harry potter films. his family announced the actor died after a battle with cancer. he was 69 years old and classically trained at the prestigious royal academy of dramatic arts. he was also known for his roles in galaxy quest, die hard, and love actually. rickman was 69 years old.

pennsylvania governor tom wolf says he's hoping to finish a budget deal for this fiscal year before he turns in a spending plan for next year. wolf says today he thinks it's possible to have a budget before the april 26th primary election. you'll remember wolf signed off on emergency funding for schools across the state while lawmakers continue to negotiate a full budget. he's scheduled to deliver his next proposal february 9th. from our south jersey bureau this afternoon, donald norcross is leading an effort to raise the minimum wage. in blackwood the congressman announced his initiative for what he calls a living wage of $15 an hour. a south jersey nurse's aide shared her struggle. >> ask yourself, can you survive off $200 a month with you and a child? i can't. >> norcross says a $15 wage will bring hard working people out of

poverty. camden's pouerto rican community has a new place to celebrate its heritage. the city's puerto rican arts center opened today. over 30% of the population is of puerto rican descent. for those of us with a sweet tooth, this is a wonderful time of the year. >> i've already had to try a few samples in the newsroom. >> what's your favorite? >> i felt i needed to, to research for the story. >> yes. it is girl scout cookie season. girls getting things rolling in center city this morning. girl scouts have been selling cookies to raise funds since 1917. these days up to 28 varieties of cookies are offered, so you have plenty of choices. >> everyone wins. we're here supporting all the girl scouts across the nine-county footprint, so we're here supporting all the girls and their goals.

>> you'll have plenty of time to get your hands on them, cookie season runs through march 13th. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> quite a change in the weather from yesterday when it was bitter cold and wind chills in the single digits in the morning. tomorrow temperatures are going to be in the 50s across much of the area. we are tracking some rain. of course, by the time the next storm gets up here it's going to be warm enough for rain, but then an arctic blast is going to be coming by the mlk holiday on monday. we've got lots of sunshine out there right now, and that's certainly helped push the temperature up. 47 degrees now, the winds southwest at 17 miles an hour, and 19 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. the high was 29. we're 47 now, we're going into the 50s tomorrow, and maybe close to 50 on saturday, as

well. then we start going down again, and we may be seeing some 29s next week, as well. 38 degrees in allentown, one of the cool spots. 27 in mount pocono, but so much warmer elsewhere. 50 in dover, 52 in atlantic city international. there's the west to southwest wind bringing in warmer air and it's a significant wind, 10 to 20 miles an hour. that will be dying down overnight tonight. mostly clear skies. we have some clouds up towards the poconos. this is the area to watch, storm brewing right along the gulf coast. it's a classic type of storm that you get in the strong el nino years and what happens in the el nino years, the track is ideal for a winter storm, but our question is, where's the cold air? we don't have the cold air, so as this comes up, doesn't matter what the track is if the cold air isn't there. and the rain comes in tomorrow

night, it's moving fast, which is helpful, because by saturday morning, it's already getting out of here. so if you sleep late enough on saturday morning, you won't see any rain over the weekend. then the colder air comes in as we head toward sunday. how much rain? what areas are going to get hit the hardest? models tend to agree the heaviest amounts of rain are going to be in delaware and south jersey and lowering amounts as you go away from the coastline. other models have even less rain for some of these northern and western areas, but this is mostly on friday night, a lot of it, when a lot of people are sleeping. partly cloudy, not as cold tonight, 34 for the low in philadelphia, 26 north and west. it's not very cold for this time of the year. this certainly isn't. the clouds thickening up. it's going to be unseasonably

mild. if we get enough sunshine, it will be even warmer than this. rain comes in at night, not a whole lot of wind during the day. seven day forecast around 50 on saturday, any rain ends early in the day, the winds pick up in the afternoon, but it doesn't really get cold until sunday. we could see some snow flurries or a couple snow showers by sunday night as the weak system passes through. arctic cold front, because that sets us up for the arctic blast coming in along with mlk day. then another day just as cold on tuesday and pretty chilly week out there. well, from boy band to jail cell. a former pop star now facing some trouble. >> next, the back street boy just arrested for a bar fight. plus, the stream of success continues for sly stallone and his imaginary friend rocky balboa. plus, it began as a robbery

turned into a scolding. see how a store owner took control of a hold up and got the robber to walk away. and later, a lip balm lawsuit. the complaints one woman has against the celebrity-backed beauty product.

this is nbc 10 news. >> backstreet boy nick carter is facing a criminal charge for allegedly assaulting someone inside a florida bar. police arrested the boy band member in key west last night. tmz is reporting he was involved in some kind of scuffle. nick carter is facing one misdemeanor count of battery. well, fresh off his big win at the golden globes on sunday, sylvester stallone is looking to take home an even bigger prize at this year's academy awards. >> sylvester stallone in "creed."

[ applause ] >> stallone was nominated for best supporting actor for his reprised role as rocky balboa. the announcement drew the most reaction from the crowd. this is stallone's third oscar nomination for the "rocky" franchise, but nearly four decades since his last run, he was nominated for best actor and best screenplay in 1977 for the original rocky, which went on to win best picture of that year. maybe you remember that. let's take a look at some of the other nominees for this year's best picture, "the revenant," he was nominated for best actor. the survival movie led the way with 12 nominations. all right. right along behind the wilderness saga "mad max: fury road," that grabbed ten nominations. here's a look at the other best picture nominees and how they rank. first of all, "brooklyn" right here, the 1950s story of an irish immigrant, it has three

nominations. "the big short" about the wall street and credit meltdown, that has five nominations. also "spotlight," the true story of how the boston globe uncovered the catholic church sex abuse scandal also has five nominations. "room" grabbed four nominations, and "bridge of spies" fromorlp steven spielberg picked up six nominations. also a controversy surrounding this year's nominees and they are getting slammed on social media. read about that on our nbc 10 app. jacqueline? >> jim, thank you. we're learning new information today about the investigation into the shooting of a philadelphia police officer. investigators said they were looking for three other potential suspects, but now the fbi director says the threat is over. nbc 10's investigative reporter harry hairston has more on what's changed next. plus, changes at checkout. what one grocery store is doing differently at the registers to influence what you buy.

this is nbc 10 news. >> today fbi director james comey is in philadelphia and he reveals new information about the attack on a police officer last week. >> comey says the fbi is not looking for any other suspects in connection with the case. nbc 10 investigative reporter harry hairston was there with comey today. harry is joining us with more. a lot of questions, harry. >> that's right, a lot of questions. i left the news conference with james comey. for more than 20 minutes he fielded questions about terrorism. i had specific questions about last week's attack on a philadelphia police officer. comey says the attack on officer jesse hartnett was, in fact, terrorism. comey tells me the fbi determines that just hours after the shooting.

but comey says he believes the suspect, edward archer, acted alone and is not part of any organized group. reports that you are looking for three other people, are those completely false? >> yeah, i'm not saying we're looking for three other people, so at this point i'd say that is false, we're not looking for three other people. we're doing a lot of investigating. there was reporting i saw in the media the last couple days. i think that was a garble of some sort that there were others, coconspirators, we're not seeking anybody. that said, we're going to work hard to understand this guy's entire life. >> reporter: comey tells us isis has made it clear that they are out to kill police officers. i also asked him if the fbi are questioning the suspect. he says not at this time, because the suspect has lawyered up. reporting live in center city, harry hairston for the nbc 10 news investigators. now to the stories making

headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00 today. >> i'm cydney long, three tickets out there are splitting the $1.5 billion powerball jackpot, but here in our area, there are three new millionaires, including one here in burlington county. if you didn't win, there's another powerball drawing on saturday and the jackpot, well, it starts right now at $40 million. >> okay, so you didn't win the lottery, there is a silver lining. i'm deanna durante in kennett square. did you know lottery money helps people who live in the states where the tickets are sold? pennsylvania money goes to help older senior citizens, in delaware it goes into the state's general fund. we'll talk to people who are benefiting from your lottery purchases in about 30 minutes. i'm tim furlong in delaware, the eagles reportedly missing out on another coaching candidate. tom coughlin reportedly withdrew from consideration. now many eagles fans tell me

they think doug pederson might be the best fit for the eagles. the question remains, who will the eagles choose and when will they finally replace chip kelly. >> and speaking of chip kelly, the former eagles head coach has a new job. have you heard? the 49ers announced they've hired kelly as their new coach. the 49ers will officially introduce him next week. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> warmer out there today, even warmer weather is on its way. >> it is. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with our warm up. glenn, how much of a warm up are we talking about? >> already gone up close to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday and going to add several degrees to that tomorrow. not exactly something the skiers in the poconos would love, but at least they are not necessarily going to get heavy rain. best chance of that is closer to the shore as that comes in tomorrow. the temperature, well, varies quite a bit. it's only 27 degrees in mount pocono, but it's 52 degrees in

atlantic city international. 47 degrees in philadelphia. so the temperatures have gone from way below average to well above average in just one day. 19 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. some places more than 20 degrees warmer. again, we still have more of a warming trend to go. few clouds around, especially up toward the poconos. this is where the moisture is building up along the gulf coast. nor'easter is going to develop there and move up very rapidly. of course, not rapidly enough to affect us tonight. we have mostly clear skies, but it's not that cold. it's not going to cool off very much with that southwest wind, so temperatures by 10:00 are going to be fairly tolerable. talk more about not only the timing of that rain that's coming, but also another arctic blast with the seven day in just a few minutes. now for a robbery that didn't go exactly as planned for a thief in indiana. take a look here, the robber is

at the top of your screen. if you look closely you can see he's pointing a gun at the clerk, but the clerk is pointing a finger and yelling at him. eventually the man walks out with just a couple bucks. breaking news here from sky force 10 live in trenton. crews are on the scene of a fire here at this apartment building. there you see the fire trucks on the ground as sky force 10 pulls out for us, hard to make out exactly where the building is, but this is an apartment building for seniors, we're told, building on south broad street. it is, in fact, being evacuated. we're told the fire is on the sixth floor. there's no word on injuries, but we will continue to monitor this story for you. more breaking news now from the entertainment world. celine deon's husband has died after a long battle with cancer. rene angelil died at the

couple's home in las vegas this morning. it's that time of year when we start to think about what we can do to improve our home. >> this weekend there's an event that can help. next, a sneak peek inside the philadelphia home show and see the newest trend in home improvement. plus, the local puppy that will soon be in the national spotlight in the puppy bowl.

this is nbc 10 news. >> well, the eagles, as you know, won't be playing in this year's super bowl, but a local contender will be in the spotlight. his name is kevin and the schnauzer mix will play in this year's puppy bowl. kevin was rescued from a rural shelter in west virginia and now has a new home in delaware. the puppy bowl airs on animal planet as a cuddly alternative to the big game. >> can we keep rolling that

video? >> cute to look at, right? warms your heart. >> very cute. landscaping companies, remodeling contractors and interior designers are gearing up to a home show new to our area. >> opens tomorrow, nbc 10 was at the greater philadelphia expo center, where everyone was getting ready to show the latest trends in remodeling, decorating, and gardening. also many ideas to save home owners money. comcast is installing a 1600-foot model home loaded with technology and is environmentally friendly. >> has smart technology, so it's wired for security and audio and video, of course. and we also put in a lot of green products. >> comcast, of course, our parent company. the home and garden show runs tomorrow through sunday. federal health officials could soon issue a new warning that might impact vacation plans for pregnant women. >> next, the spreading virus

hurting unborn babies and countries american women may want to avoid. plus, big warm up is on the way. 40s today and could see the 50s tomorrow. also tracking rain through the start of the holiday weekend. that's ahead in my first alert forecast.

this is nbc 10 news. >> you may need to change your travel plans because of a quickly spreading virus in some latin american countries. it's called zika and the virus is not spread from person to person, but rather from a mosquito bite. here's what's different and potentially dangerous. women who had the virus while pregnant were more likely to give birth to babies with severe brain damage and abnormally small heads. >> often leading to death on the

part of the baby soon after birth or a serious difficulty of brain function and cognitive function. >> the virus has prompted the u.s. government to develop a travel warning to places like brazil and the caribbean. here's what you should look for if you have traveled to those countries recently, the symptoms begin three to seven days after the person is bitten by a infected mosquito. a popular lip balm is facing a class action lawsuit that claims the product can cause a painful reaction. according to the woman who filed the suit, her lip balm caused blisters and a rash around her mouth. the woman posted several pictures on the eos facebook page allegedly showing irritation caused by the balm. she says her rash lasted for about ten days. eos says the lawsuit is without merit. it tweeted a statement saying in part, "our products are safe to use, made with the highest

quality ingredients and meet or exceed all safety and quality standards set by our industry." so what should you look for when you buy lip balm? dermatologists recommend paraben free moisturizers, so that's what you should look for. health warning labels could change the way parents shop at the grocery store. the labels warn about obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay. researchers found parents were less likely to buy sugar sweetened beverages that carry the labels. experts say labels would be most effective on flavored waters and sports drinks, but many parents believe those are healthy options. aldi is getting rid of candy in the checkout aisle and will replace it with items like trail mix, granola bars, and dry fruit. it's moving the candy to another part of the store. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz.

>> well, we were in a bitter chill yesterday and all of a sudden it's feeling like spring out there. and tomorrow we're going to be in the 50s, going to feel even more like spring, especially if we get sunshine, higher into the 50s. we are tracking rain, though, by the time the next storm gets here. obviously, it will be warm enough for rain. then the arctic blast comes in after that storm for part of the mlk holiday. you can see that we've had a lot of sunshine today. that's pushed the temperature well up there, 47 degrees, wind out of the southwest pushing warmer air in here, and it's 19 degrees warmer than it was at this time yesterday. one of the cool spots is allentown at 38 degrees. clouds there, 41 in trenton, 42 in reading, but it really warms up as you head farther south. 49 degrees in millville, 52 in atlantic city. and all of those numbers are going to be higher tomorrow.

remember yesterday we were only 29 degrees and we have wind chills in the single digits in the morning. remember that? that was just yesterday. 47 today. 53 tomorrow, and then near 50 on saturday. there's that west to southwest wind picking up. ten to 20 miles an hour, there's a lot warmer air back to our west. temperatures in the 60s in the ohio valley. so we're dry for now, we have clouds in the lehigh valley and poconos. not producing any kind of precipitation. plenty of it right along the gulf coast. this is going to develop into a nor'easter. nice little intense storm, but it's going to be moving really fast. and that, of course, is going to help us in a couple of ways. we're not going to have strong winds for hour after hour at the shore, and the rain's going to move out pretty fast. so milder tomorrow, here comes the rain as we go toward the evening, so during the daytime tomorrow, no rain, tomorrow

night here it comes. so if you're headed out, it's going to be fairly heavy, especially towards the shore, but by saturday morning it's just about over already. and so if you sleep late enough you'll miss it. and here we go with the colder air coming in on sunday, and into monday, and we're talking about arctic winds around here on monday. here we go. we've got the arctic air on the map. not that far away. and it is coming down as we go into sunday and especially on monday. so for the rest of the night tonight, partly cloudy, not as cold as last night. 34 for the low in philadelphia. 26 north and west. then during the day tomorrow, even warmer than today. question of how much warmer, because if the clouds hold off, temperatures can get into the mid 50s.

way above average. the rain comes in at night, as you saw. heaviest in delaware and extreme south jersey, especially towards the shore, that's where it will be windiest, too, and it's over on saturday morning. rest of saturday is dry, windy, not all that cold. it does get colder on sunday. and we could see some snow flurries or showers sunday night as the arctic front comes down. and here comes the other arctic blast, and much of next week is going to be pretty cold. temperatures at night down into the teens. and that's even in philadelphia. you got wind on top of that, so this little spring fling here is not going to last very long. >> no, it's not. warming right up. >> thanks, glenn. graduating debt free. that sounds nice, right? >> it does. more and more local women are doing it with a different kind of financial aid. next, the campus where a growing number of coeds are dating to pay off college loans.

this is nbc 10 news. >> my how times have changed. >> oh, yeah. >> a growing number of college coeds are paying off their loans by dating so they can graduate debt free. >> seeking arrangement is what it's called and it is a dating website that connects young women who they are calling sugar babies with older men or they are calling them sugar daddies. new data shows it's catching on across one local campus. temple university is number four on the list of schools with the most new sign ups. nbc 10's doug shimell went to campus to see why the trend is

gaining popularity. >> my name is kelly and i'm a fourth year sugar baby. >> reporter: the message is pretty clear. >> our mission is to provide a quality edge completely paid for by wealthy benefactors. >> reporter: the las vegas-based seekingarrangement.com says temple university has the fourth largest number of new subscribers to their site. this senior is one of the 155 new sign ups. >> been a couple dates, yeah. never encountered anyone creepy or weird. >> this daddy is offering a monthly allowance of $200. >> reporter: but a lot of students feel an allowance creates expectations. >> people automatically think that it's someone looking for something in return that's more than just friendship or companionship. >> seems a bit weird. >> definitely creepy. >> reporter: but spiraling  college costs keep creating a market. >> i would definitely do it. college is a business now, they are just trying to make money. if you can get money from

someone else, why not? >> sometimes it is sexual expectations, but most of the people decide, women have choice to pick who they want. >> reporter: so what exactly are they selling? >> there's a clear line that separates being a sugar baby from being an escort or a prostitute. you're not selling any services whatsoever here. >> reporter: philadelphia police said in the past this whole issue is a gray area that's more trouble than it's worth to investigate and temple university says no comment, because they claim the website does not deserve the free publicity. in north philadelphia, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> i have so many questions. >> yes. >> i just -- okay. as a matter of fact, penn state have also seen a surge, supposedly, in new sugar babies. the nittany lions, they were number nine on the list. keith jones would be glad to know his alma mater villanova not on the list. with that, here's keith jones. >> also thankful i don't have daughters, that's great, too.

next at 5:00, let's face it, we didn't win the powerball jackpot, but we can still benefit. see how pennsylvania is spending the money from the extra ticket sales. and we have a warmup in the forecast which started with today, continues tomorrow, but we're also watching rain as we head into your weekend. i'll show you the timing coming up. a delay in a beach protection project is fuelling worries along a vulnerable stretch of the jersey shore. >> when that wind blows, you're scared. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg, why state officials say the change of schedule couldn't have come at a worst time.

it's so exciting. i'm excited for them and i don't know who it is. >> right now at 5:00, serious millionaires. tonight the world is waiting for three winners of last night's historic jackpot to come forward. it's not $1.5 billion, but three stores in our area did sell million dollar tickets. we're tracking down the locations and showing how all that powerball ticket money is being spent. plus, got to talk about this, eagles still empty handed. one potential coach drops out as the birds' old coach gets a new gig. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. good evening, i'm keith jones. we'll get to those stories in a moment, but we begin with last week's ambush attack on a philadelphia police officer.

the fbi director now says they are not looking for any other suspects in connection with the shooting and in is no indication edward archer was part of an organized terror cell. right now at 5:00, nbc 10's lauren mayk joins us live at police headquarters. lauren, what's the latest on the investigation? >> reporter: the fbi director today said they are still looking to understand motives, still investigating edward archer's travel, and they are investigating this as a terrorist attack. however, i heard from other federal and local officials today and not everyone is putting a label on it. the attack left a police officer with three bullet wounds as he fired back. >> i just think his actions that night were nothing short of heroic. >> reporter: senator pat toomey didn't mince words. >> make no mistake about it, this was a terrorist attack. >> reporter: as for the suspect -- >> what we know is he has declared his allegiance to