b . jackpot. a $403 million power ball prize up for grabs. the drawing happened just seconds ago. the winning numbers straight ahead. every day hero. tonight we're hearing from a bystander who stepped in when he saw a woman under attack. and the rat race, why people all over our area are suddenly seeing rodents inside their homes. ♪ nbc 10 breaking news. >> that breaking news, the winning power ball numbers, that $403 million lottery drawing happened just seconds ago. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. it is one of the biggest lottery jack pots ever and people all

over the country dreaming of become a multi-millionaire. get out your tickets. we are about to tell you if your dream or mine came true frm we will have the numbers in a minute. first, live to nbc 10 keith jones. you are showing us what it feels like to be a winner anyway maybe? >> reporter: you know what, he got my tickets right here. i was so confident. i put a down payment on this brand-new $3.3 million residences at the ritz carlton, 28th floor home. take a look at my new kitchen. beautiful, right? right here on the stove i'm going to make probably some cheese steaks, use the foreman grill to grill up burgers as usually. no, you know, i'll get a private chef. that comes with the place. i brought my wine already. if that doesn't hold me over, i have this gorgeous view to drink in here of city hall and billie penn saluting me every morning. you know what, you don't like this home? maybe you like a a nice set of wheels. so you've got your ticket.

>> here we go. >> meet the mclayer en675 lt spider. >> it is 441,000 dollars. i don't want to touch or break anything, because i don't want to have to pay for it. >> only 500 exist in the world. >> this is amazing. it has 660 horsepower. >> business manager frank tucci says this is the most expensive ride in our hear. >> if you were to win the power ball, would you buy it? >> i would buy it tomorrow if i win. i know what i'm getting. >> if you win the 403 million bucks, after taxes you take home about 140 million. you could buy more than 300 of these babies. but you couldn't afford the eagles. forbes guesses the birds are worth 2.5 billion. the bills also more than a billion. you will need at least 800 mill for the sixers and the fly guys will cost a cool 720. you could buy the mclaren, settle for season tickets and drive over to pay cash for

lyndon hill and gladwynne, the most expensive mansion on the market, valued at $16.5 million. some people had other ideas. how about anthony? >> pild me a casino, keep it going. >> wait for it. >> and a bomb shelter. >> we watched melvin get a power ball tickets. >> i would take care of homeless people. get a cup can will of recreation centers going on in the community. i would move up here in the nice mountains in a nice house and relax. >> reporter: and speak evening of relaxing, i happened to get a sneak peek at the numbers. turns out, yeah, i didn't win. but you know what? the power ball jackpot rolls over to the saturday, so that should give me enough time to win on saturday i think, right? maybe i'll play the same exact numbers. chances are one in 292 million, right? jim, jackie, not too bad. not bad at all. you seem very comfortable. i would happy with that residence at the ritz carlton, $3 million condo. i would be fine with that.

>> and you looked good in the car too, keith. we have hope for you for the next time. >> thank you. that's what i keep saying to myself, too. thank you, jim and jackie. >> you're welcome. all right. everybody waiting to hear the numbers, here they are. 52, 10, 61, 28, 13, and the power ball is 2. soak those numbers in. as you see there, the jackpot grew to $435 million. all right. new at 11:00, a car, no luck here. it went straight into a building in upper darby tonight. from sky 4's ten, you can see the car hanging out of the show on mavl road. firefighters rushed to the scene. no one was hurt. we went into a store nearby and we have surveillance video of the driver crashing. wait for it. look at the top of the screen. we highlighted the car as it goes out of control and into the building. >> breaking news in montgomery county. sky force ten over the scene of

an overturned tractor trailer. it happened on the blue route near chemical road. you can see one lane getting by in the northbound lanes which led on a hefty backup. no word on what caused the crash and if anyone was injured. >> my insinkts are like no way, i have to help. >> reporter: heroes step in. >> he was doing what he was doing to her. >> reporter: good samaritans save a woman under attack. >> we were holding the hand with a snief. >> reporter: the struggle that unfolded on the street and the witnesses at the right place at the right time. >> this is a story we first brought you as breaking news on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> a woman stabbed while driving in allentown. police say a stepfather attacked a stepdaughter and his wife and several people rushed in to help. one of the heroes is telling us how it happened. here is the story from nbc 10's drew smith. >> that stepfather will spend the night here at the lehigh county jail while his wife and stepdaughter are in the hospital. witnesses say it could have been even worse if not for the good

people who stepped in. sky force ten over hamilton street in allentown shows the carloading on to a tow truck. inside it, a bloody scene. you can see a purse still in the front seat. >> i'm totally amazed. i can't believe it. >> reporter: police say a woman was driving when her stepfather lashed out with a knife. >> my instincts were like, there's no way, i have to help. >> reporter: he is a paramedic to drove up in his ambulance just as this was happening. he along with four others jumped into action. >> i got his fingers, ripped them out, kicked the knife out. >> reporter: he says the man was strong and intent on continuing to hurt the women. >> we were holding the hand with the knife, and then we got her out and then it was almost like he tried to get out after her, but we took him down. >> they actually saved the day. so let's hope and give some wishes for the young lady. >> i'm glad we were there. i'm glad i saw it, and i was just ready to help. that's all, save her life. >> reporter: we're told the wife is in serious condition while the stepdaughter arrived at the er critically hurt.

in allentown i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. new at 11:00, from bucks county cleanup efforts are under way at a local school after a fire damaged several classrooms. sky force ten was over penn rich high school. school officials say an electrical malfunction may have touched off the fire. the school's sprinkler system limited damage to mostly water and smoke in three classrooms. >> new at 11:00, a white house reversal to tell you about. tonight the trump administration lifted federal guidelines that said transgender students should be able to use bathrooms that match their chosen gender identity. the obama administration issued that guidance back in may. it was not legally binding. but the trump white house says the issue should be a local decision. it will now be up to states and school districts to decide whether federal sex discrimination law applies to gender identity. there will be no change, by the way, in philadelphia public schools because the superintendent says transgender students can continue to use bathrooms based on their gender

identity. money was on the mind of the president this afternoon durng a meeting with the treasury secretary and others today. mr. trump stressed making the federal government leaner and more accountable for spending. he said he expects to submit a federal budget and healthcare plan to congress next month. >> the healthcare to get moving along very well sometime during the month of march, maybe mid to early march. we'll be submitting something i think people will be very impressed by. >> the president also pledged no more money will be wasted. new at 11:00, hundreds of angry constituents making their voices heard at a central new jersey town hall meeting. >> i believe -- >> that was the scene inside rep congressman leonard lance's event. hundreds in the crowd held up signs, they chanted throughout the town hall. lance was peppered with questions ranging from his stance on abortion to the environment to the dakota access

pipeline. meanwhile in delaware county tonight, dozens of people worried about losing healthcare coverage packed an affordable care act forum in media. one teenager told the audience she doesn't know what she will do when and if she has to get off her parents coverage. new at 11:00, the fallout continues at the delaware prison where a correctional officer was killed earlier this month. today we learned more than two dozen medical workers at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna resigned since february 1. lieutenant floyd was killed during a standoff with prisoners earlier this month. wre in delaware spoke to the an officer at the prison who say workers there are in fear for their lives. >> it is -- i mean it is very -- sorry for your loss. other inmates, still in the building, oh, they ain't done yet, we ain't done. this time we're going to get a white boy this time. >> the announcement comes one

day after the prison's ward enwas placed on paid leave. eight correctional officers have also handed in their resignation since the deadly standoff. meanwhile, a delaware state senator is proposing pay increases for department of corrections personnel. senator dave lawson introduced a plan to up the starting salary by $4,000. the increases would cost the state nearly $15 million if approved. to a developing story, now a confrontation leads to the arrest of ten protesters trying to stop construction of the dakota access pipeline. they set fires throughout the day, and one explosion even injured two children. today was the government deadline for everyone to leave a protest camp on the federal land in north dakota. they had been there almost a year. most people left peacefully earlier today. new at 11:00, new jersey is considering expand inthe scope of medical marijuana usage in the state. chronic pain could soon be added to the list of ailments that qualify for medical marijuana treatment. the chair of a state panel looking into the issue says

there is sufficient evidence to expand the treatment list. the state's medical marijuana program has been in effect since becoming law back in 2010. also new at 11:00, we are learning how costly it was to put the state's former attorney general on trial. attorney general josh shapiro says his team estimates legal bills in the kathleen king case are north of $3.5 million, 1.8 million went to review the a.g.'s office use of computers to swap porn grachk images and more. kaine was sentenced to 10 to 20 months in prison for leaking grand jury information and then lying about it. a not guilty verdict for a west philadelphia teenager accused of killing his classmate. a jury acquitted xavier beeman after agreeing he acted in self defense when he stabbed o'neill two years ago. the two got in a fight. o'neill later chased down beamon and started to beat him up. beamon grabbed a knife and stabbed o'neill.

he testified he didn't mean to kilo kneel, he was just defending himself. rodents roul et. what is behind the sudden spike in rats in our area? now the 70s are going to return as we close out the warmest february in our recorded history. i'll tell you how warm it is going to get, plus how storms could impact your weekend plans. the most accurate forecast coming up. also, space surprise. a big announcement from nasa. is there a planet with life 40 light years away from earth? and an ode to wawa, we will introduce you to a local guy whose tribute is going viral. social media stress, from your family to career, too much screen time can do real damage to your real life. >> it can literally ruin people about and, you know, i have seen examples of it time and time again online.

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♪ nbc 10 at city hall tonight for the picasso project awards ceremony. art students from the 15 schools that received grants showed off their talents. >> and creative juices were flowing in south jersey. four local companies competed in a con-struction food drive. they create it structures made from cans. can-struction helps local organizations. lots of flavor and beer flow. big brothers big sisters hosted it at the local brewing company. money raised at the event will go to local chapters to help children. you might be enjoying the unseasonably warm weather but it comes with a consequence you

might not have expected. >> take a look. >> talking about rats. their numbers are spiking and you can thank warm temperatures for that. brandon hudson explains why. >> reporter: pest control workers told us if you live or work in new construction you probably are seeing a lot more of these inside your house. those same workers told us this unseasonably warm winter is leading to more calls for rats and myself. >> rats in that picture, probably about 30. >> the staff at evans pest control in kensington showed us some of the rode ents they've caught over the years. owner says it has got increasingly busy the past couple of years, especially during mild winters. >> i would say we're doing 30 to 40 initial services a week for rodent control. >> evans say it is a significant increase over years past. we learned the unseasonably warm winter leads to more rodents mating, creating a larger population, especially around new construction areas. >> center city, that's where most of our calls come from.

>> i'm not really surprised to find there's myself everywhere. >> reporter: cheyenne oxendine lives in fishtown. she told us she sees myself at school. >> they will run through the auditorium and the theater area, the cafeteria where we eat. usually it is like really small ones. >> you have days like today and all of our calls have been rodent calls. >> reporter: rich foreman owns dynamite pest control. he says he is getting ten calls a day for help, more than double for this time of year. if this weather persists business doesn't appear to be slowing down. >> the way the rodent population is in this area, it's been busy going into the summertime. >> reporter: brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. safe to look back at the screen now, jackie. now that we're like itching ourselves. >> if the rats are enjoying t s weather they have a lot to look forward to this week. >> a mild night for this couple's walk with the baby. >> immediately we found a woman walking her dogs.

there she is. and she is not going to need that coat tomorrow, right, glen? >> that's right. especially during the afternoon once the sun comes out. we're going to start to see those temperatures really climb. we have a lot of clouds around right now. start the day off tomorrow with some fog, but the temperature is going to climb. it is in the 40s across the entire area now except for 50 degrees in trenton, 39 in the poconos. it was well in the 50s in the poconos today. we've done the calculations and taken the temperatures up to now and the projected forecast for the rest of the month, and we're going to end up number one by a good bit. the warmest february ever recorded in philadelphia. it goes back into the 1870s. we've got the clouds in now, but there's really no rain close by. that's for sure. so we don't have any kind of immediate threat, but it is going to be cloudy to start off the day. then the clouds break up during the afternoon, and the southern

wind pushes the temperatures up. a couple of showers during tomorrow evening, and friday we start off with clouds and maybe fog again. the clouds break up in the afternoon, pushes the temperature to 70 plus, and then we wait for saturday. saturday is when the cold front is coming through that's going to change all of this. and there it is. in the afternoon hitting harrisburg, so much of the day saturday is dry and warm, and then here we go. 7:30 saturday night, that's potential line of strong, gusty thunderstorms coming through the area. it is not going to rain all day saturday, but when it does, it can come down hard and we can have gusty winds, too. tomorrow by afternoon, 70 in fairmount, 67 in taconi, 6 in shwanksville and 70 in redding.

maybe warming in redding than in philadelphia tomorrow. robinsville, 67. there's the morning fog. at the shore not as warm because of the wind coming in off the ocean. then we have the weekend. as he we've been saying for days, going to be a drastic difference between saturday and sunday. saturday is a warm day with the thunderstorms in the afternoon. sunday is the colder day but dry and windy, 20 to perhaps gusts of 40 miles an hour. all right, glen. up next, the truth is out there somewhere, why nasa now wondering if there's life on another planet. >> plus -- ♪ i'm eating wawa hoagies. >> yeah, he might be wawa's biggest fan, but a local guy has to say about this song that has gone viral.

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an out-of-this-world discovery for researchers nasa to tell you about. seven earth size planets orbiting a star. three are in the habitable zone, meaning they might hold water and could be a candidate for supporting life. so stay tuned on that one. >> yeah. >> in the meantime, wawa and hoagies, two terms interchangeable. >> and thanks to a local rapper they have a catchy beat to go along with it. >> i need a wawa hoagie. >> he posted this video online earlier this week. since then it has gotten nearly 20,000 views on youtube. he's been rapping since he was a young teenager and says the idea to make a song came to him while walking through his local store. >> i was really hungry one day and i had a long day at work. i went into wawa and i was like,

everyone loves wawa, you know. so i decided i might as well pay homage to it, make a little ode to hoagies. >> he rapid about turkey and roast beef, but it turns out he no longer eats wawa hoagies with meat. he is a vegan. he can rap about that. sports is next. the most accurate forecast for you every weekday morning. ♪

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this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from csn. sixers made a trade. not julio, they are sending to the atlanta hawks. erson has been playing less and less, dario has been playing more and getting better. tiago may be released by the sixers, may not play for them.

hasn't played all season and he is in the final year of his contract. the nba trade deadline is tomorrow at 3:00, nba tv reports jaleel will be traded. who is interested tonight? lakers, pacers, bulls and kings. take he was aware this could have been his final practice with the team. >> i did the best i can, just focusing with the guys and going over the plays, working on defense. it was in my mind i could be out tomorrow. i'm happy here. like i said, i've been here. it is all i know as far as the nba goes. i have gotten comfortable here with my team, my teammates. if i'm here i will be more than happy. >> embiid is doubtful for the sixers next games friday and saturday. he went through a full practice today, more intense practice tomorrow. ben simmons did individual drills today. he will have a scan tomorrow to see if the foot is fully healed. brett brown thinks there may be good news tomorrow.

hosting the capitals. since new year's eve, capitals have scored the most in hockey and flyers the least. puck in front of the net. scores, right? but the replay shows dale weiss pushes the goalie, so no goal. dale after the game said he disagrees, he was trying to brace him. okay. 2-0, flyers on the board. first non-power play goal for him in six weeks but late in the period, getting net off, scores his second of the game. flyers lose 4-1. they have lost six of eight. villanova trying to clinch the big east for a fourth year. keeping nova in the game. big game for jaylin. nova up six, but the bulldogs bite back. villanova won 48 straight games at the pavilion. they lose there for the first time in four years, 74-66. st. joe's and temple lost the temple women lost to yukon, so

that's 102 straight wins for yukon. i'm john clark. we're right back.

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. i didn't even get close to winning power ball, so you'll see me tomorrow. >> i'm jim rosenfield. good luck next time. thanks for watching. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests, neil patrick harris, ken jeong, comedian josh johnson --