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holding a piece of paper worth at least $900 million. saturday night, walter's off and i'm brian taff. the the big story on "action news" is mind boggling power ball prize up for grabs right now. as of just moments ago that jackpot grew to $949.8 million. the biggest of any in the history of lottery drawings in the you had. but the the most important question is this, who is holding the golden ticket? and is it you or a loved one? here are the winning numbers, just into, and they have literally just been drawn, seconds ago and here is what we can tell you. thirty-two, 16, 19, 57, 34, and the power ball is 13. we will put those numbers on a graphic for you in just a moment but those numbers just drawn moments ago 32, 16, 19,

57, 34, the power ball is 13. good luck. cash val will you by the the way $558 million before taxes and this comes with, of course, massive dreams. houses, cars, boats, and today millions of people were seeing green, "action news" reporter dann cuellar has more. >> i owe you. power play police report report across the region power ball tickets were selling at a tremendous pace, some buying hundreds of dollars worth. and lines of ticket buyers were prevalent in a number of places, coming from far away places for a chance to play. you came all the way from virginia to buy lot theory tickets. >> yes. >> reporter: record jackpots had a a lot of people dreaming. >> whole lot to do with it. >> reporter: tell me about it. >> i will retire. i will just, you know, there is so much you can do with all that money. >> maybe a nice trip with the family. >> reporter: where. >> maybe an island, an island somewhere. >> yes.

>> reporter: drink with a little umbrella. >> a lot of drinks with those little umbrellas. >> reporter: for some people there is no such thing as quick pick. >> no. >> reporter: there is a a whole science that goes into picking those winning numbers. >> i have one that i pick on my own. >> reporter: what is that. >> i'm not giving out those numbers. >> reporter: john got specific instructions on those numbers to play. what do they mean. >> what i can understand 12, four, 52 is my birthday. >> it is better to do quick pick. >> reporter: for some people it is a a religion they have a whole system to go by. >> i know. >> it is a science, luck, superstition. >> reporter: whatever it is, the odd of winning are one in 292.2 million. >> somebody might hit. >> reporter: might be you. >> i hope so. >> reporter: do you take a check or do you have to have have cash. >> i'll take it anyway, you can give me pennies. >> i will give half of it back what i spent for 35 years. >> reporter: you may not believe this but if nobody wins the jackpot sore toss 1.3 billion, on wednesday.

>> wow. >> reporter: dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". all right. in case you just joined us, or could not quite believe your ears, moments ago, here are the numbers, and they are you can see them. thirty-two, 16, 19, 57, 34, and the power ball is 13. it is a lucky 13 tonight. that is best of luck to all of you who played. meanwhile, definitely not a winning weekend, weather-wise, this was a dreary day but tomorrow those cloud will give way to a soaking rain and could be record high temperatures. meteorologist melissa magee is live at the big board tonight with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> brian, we are track ago this moisture that is still off to the south and west. the rain will develop later tonight and during the overnight hours. storm tracker six live double scan radar is showing the bulk of the precipitation still off to the south and west. we will widen out the picture on 3-d with double scan. you can see this area of low pressure out across the south

east and collecting that moisture and this will move in our direction in the mid-atlantic region. we are waking up to a soaking early tomorrow morning. future tracker six timing out the precipitation for you. 1:30 or 2:00 in the morning you can see it right on the doorsteps here and it will continue as we get into 6:00 o'clock in the morning. heavy rain across the region. the it looks like, however, a a lot of that moisture the heaviest will depart in the midday hours. with the the moisture creeping in there is a a a coastal flood advisory that goes up a at 10:00 a.m. on sunday right until 3:00 in the afternoon for philadelphia county. areas in new jersey and delaware. minor flooding is a concern as a time of the high tides with waves from one to 2 feet high. so we will go through the time line what we can expect for the rest of tonight, mostly cloudy, and area of dense fog. watch out for that. patchy drizzle a as well. sunday morning a good soaking on the way. by the the a afternoon we're talking about record warmth and windy conditions. we will max out in the lower 60's. we will take a closer look in the full and exclusive accu

weather forecast, brian. >> all right, thanks very much. it was a tense scene today in olde city, philadelphia a when a worker got trapped in the hole in the street for nearly two hours. the man was doing plumbing work just before 3:30 near third and market, when he somehow got stuck there. you can see thousands of fire fighters, rescue crews trying to help them get back aboveground. officials shut down market frankford el while the rescue was underway. finally around 5:00 this evening the worker was hoisted to the surface and taken to jefferson hospital for observation. the man accused of ambushing and shooting a philadelphia a police officer in the name of islam was officially charged today, and tonight, edward archer is behind bars, without bail. "action news" reporter jeff chirico live tonight at philadelphia police headquarters and jeff, you spoke with the suspect's mother earlier today. >> reporter: that is right, brian. she wouldn't speak on camera but she told me she's praying for officer hartnett's recovery.

she said man we have seen in those i am acknowledging, firing in the cruiser isn't the son that she knows. meanwhile investigators are digging in to archer a's past for links to terror groups. this is our first look at edward archer's mug shot, police formally charge the 30 year-old from yeadon with eight counts including attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault of the law enforcement officer. >> shots fire. i have been shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: charges stem from thursday night's ambush of the philadelphia police officer. after which archer reportedly confessed, saying that he did it the in the name of islam and pledged allegiance to isis. >> do you have any sense he was radicalized in anyway. >> i knew he was muslim and he spent time in egypt before he came back to the you had. he was in egypt all 2012. >> reporter: this attorney represented archer on previous weapons charges in 2013 after he returned from egypt. >> i don't think he had had anything go to do with isis or islamic state or anything like that. this was an impulsive act by someone who wanted to make a mark for himself. >> reporter: the fbi is

investigating any connection to the terror group as they poured through evidence collect friday from archer's mother's home in yeadon. surveillance imaging shocking the nation show the gun man a approaching the cruiser as he brazenly fires 13 shots, even reaching through the window. despite three bullets to his arm officer jesse hartnett chases after the attacker and managers to shoot him in the buttocks before three officers captured him. hartnett is recovering at penn presbyterian. a go fund me account has been set up to help him. >> i met with him yesterday. terrific young man. >> reporter: mayor jim kenney who said the incident has nothing to do with islam spoke to reporters at ate mural painting even at al-aqsa islamic society in kensington. >> i told him how proud i was. we are thankful for his services as a police officer and thankful for his service in the you had coastguard. >> reporter: kenney says his visit, plan before the shooting is intended to show his support for the muslim community, whom he says should not have to answer for every criminal who invokes islam. >> sadly it is history of this country. jews have had to defend themselves, catholics had to

defend themselves, african americans to have defend themselves and now muslims to have defend themselves. there is, as free as this country is and democratic as this country is you are free to be ignorant, rude and hateful. >> reporter: part of the investigation involves retracing, trips that archer made to the middle east in 2011 and 2012. the the only trip that archer is scheduled to make right now is to a courtroom for a preliminary hearing set for january 25th. live at police headquarters, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news", brian. >> jeff, thank you. local scouts took time to show their appreciation for local police officers. in honor of national law enforcement appreciation day they made dinner for the the officers on duty at cheltenham police department. boys and girls made thank you card and they are sending their well wishes to philadelphia a officer jesse hartnett. a memorial basketball game honored a philadelphia police office shore lost her life, 20 years ago. the the action cam was in feltonville as young players took to the court today,

officer loretha vaird was killed in the line of duty in 1996 and family and friend, are making sure that she's not forgotten. all proceeds from today's game will benefit boys and girls club which bears her name. overnight, new york city's police department had a scare of its own. an officer was shot during a gun battle in the bronx. fortunate thely he was only hit the in the foot. it was just about 2:00 a.m. when fight broke out at a loft space where 200 people were gathered for a party. witnesses say fight involves guns, bats, knives. police were called to break it up when gunfire broke out, officer jared stewart was shot as was one suspect. today was stewart's fourth anniversary on the job. the the philadelphia fire department and american red cross are teaming up, again, to prevent fire deaths. they decided to hold first event of the year following yesterday's deadly house fire, a mom and her two-year old

passed away as she tried to rescue him from the flames. today's fire fighters installed three smoke alarms in the frankford section and reminded everyone to be cautious when using space heaters this winter. and much more to come here on "action news" this saturday night, developing news from mexico tonight, how officials say actor sean penn led them to find he will chop owe. also coming up, not exactly $900 million but a at least they are not hungry tonight. we will tell you what lucky customers of a delaware business won, for the the entire year. plus a surprising, very well known name is being floated as a possible candidate for eagles head coach. jeff skversky with details when "action news" comes right back.

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predominantly arab or north african. they have fueled calls for tighter controls on asylum seekers in germany. mexican official say it was he will chop owe's interview with actor sean penn that helped authorities fine him. we learned of that interview tonight when penn published an on line article for rolling stone magazine. penn reportedly met with joachim guzman in the jungle hide out in october. guzman was recaptured yesterday in mexico after being on the run since july. find out what the legendary drug dealer told penn. it is than a incredible story coming up in the next half an hour tonight. a grieving sister hopes you can help her family get some justice. here's rick williams with tonight's crime fighters report. >> reporter: johnac ole a says growing up her a adopted brother rashad richard was always on a good boy. >> he was a good boy. >> reporter: on wednesday july r

brother was getting ready to go to work when he had problems with his truck. >> he would have been gone but his truck, wouldn't start and he was waiting for someone to come give him a jump. >> reporter: she said richard was standing outside in the 2200 block of west glennwood avenue in west philadelphia a just after ten a a.m. police were called to the area for a shooting. >> i get the a phone call at work and they said that he just got shot. of course, you know, you are emotional, upset. >> reporter: cole rushed to the scene to find out what happened from police. >> they say he was standing outside, two people walk past him, and shook his hand, and then they just let go, started shooting. >> reporter: the the 25 year-old was shot multiple times and died at the hospital. the city of philadelphia is offering a reward up to $20,000, for at rest and convictions of the persons responsible. all you have to does call the the citizens crime commission at 215-546-tips.

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meteorologist melissa magee joining us here tonight a and many of us will deal with rain tomorrow. >> have umbrellas on stand by especially early tomorrow morning. we will talk about what is going on with record warmth to follow. we will show you storm tracker

six live double scan radar is cloudy now. areas of fog we are dealing with and patchy drizzle but bulk of that precipitation you can see press nothing to baltimore but it is still to our south and west. it creeps in overnight tonight and as you wake up tomorrow morning. we will show you the picture outside, action cam, was outside earlier tonight, kind of hard to see what is going on outside, looking at the center city sky line from the spring garden bridge, you can see we have got mostly cloudy sky and visibility is certainly reduced in the city. we are down to about a mile or 2 miles, so definitely be cautious out and about on the roadways. high today in philadelphia a knot bad, it was a mild start to the weekend up to 54. fourteen a above average. currently 50 in the city, 45 in allentown. thirty-seven in the poconos, a along the coast in sea isle city 53. fifty in dover. here's the issue for rest of tonight and overnight. visibility down to 2 miles in philadelphia a a, down to 1 mile in allentown. mile and a half in trenton and

lancaster at this hour. we have got low level moisture punching in the region ahead of the a area of low pressure that moves from the southwest to northeasterly treks. you can see it here a along with action radar. there is a area of low pressure coming out of the south east and it is collecting a all of this moisture as it works its way in the mid-atlantic region. so we will time it the out as we go throughout the rest of our day on sunday. call from accu weather for the the rest of tonight mostly cloud which areas of fog that rain will develop, a and drop down into 60 in philadelphia a for overnight low, 43 in a allentown. forty-four overnight low in toms river. here is future tracker six. by 2:00 in the morning that moisture starts to develop across the region, scattered in nature. as we wake up tomorrow morning you can see a wall of water and heavy soaking on the way, by 6:00 o'clock in the morning and temperature by then coming in at 57 degrees. 10:00 o'clock tomorrow the the bulk a and majority of the heavy rain moves off to our north and east. it looks like by that time we will have breaks of sunshine

and we will max out in the the lower 50's. we do have to allow however for a passing shower as we get into the afternoon hours with the actual passage of the cold front. so record are in reach tomorrow a lot going on. we have rain early in the morning, record likely by the afternoon. philadelphia is calling for a high of 63. if we hit that we would tie the the high setback in 1950. allentown will hit record, wilmington, trenton, atlantic city and numbers we will watch carefully. exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing that good soaking on the way tomorrow morning. warmer in the afternoon and windy too, up to 63. much colder on monday, in fact, as early as sunday night check out overnight low 29 and then by monday afternoon only 37, it is wind whipped, on tuesday, mostly cloud which some sunshine and at 44. great tuesday into wednesday, we're tracking an area of low pressure that could bring an early morning snow shower on wednesday with a high obvious 31. thursday, sunny, chilly 34. low of 40 as we get into

friday and saturday. it will be a wet one tomorrow, brian. >> all right. dig out the umbrella. >> yes. >> remember get that seven day forecast and check storm tracker six radar anytime at six abc.com/weather. up next here on "action news" tonight, jeff skversky has sports. eagles put a long standing rivalry aside as they search for a new head coach, what tom coughlin has to say about ceiling his career after the giants. but first another check of those winning power ball numbers tonight.

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i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. an interview but the very idea that tom coughlin could become the eagles coach is mind bending. >> not as crazy a as firing chip kelly on a tuesday before the final game, but, kind of close here. tom coughlin as the eagles coach? it could happen. a source confirms to "action news" that the eagles are granted permission to speak to the 69 year-old, former giants

head coach. coughlin is expected to interview on monday. coughlin stepped down from the giants after 12 years, while he has not made the playoffs since 2011, only six coaches in nfl history of more playoff wins and he has won the super bowl twice. earlier this week coughlin hinted he wouldn't be out of football for long. >> my wife will not want me to be home longer than probably 48 hours. here's your coat, you know, don't you have someplace to go. >> have you extinguish your coaching flame do you think. >> not necessarily. >> not necessarily. we know at least this, adam gase will not be the eagles next coach. bears offensive coordinator has been introduced as dolphins head coach. he interviewed with the eagles back on tuesday. before the eagles meet with coughlin they will interview doug peterson hoist for now andy reid's offensive coordinator in kansas city. reid back in the playoffs. kansas city in houston. third quarter, jeremy maclin

after the catch, watch this goes down with the right knee injury. maclin, tour that same right knee twice with the eagles, and tears on the side line, he will have a mri tomorrow. hopefully not serious. chiefs, late on the drive alex smith a touchdown. chiefs beat texans 30 to nothing. reid's first playoff win since 2008 when he lead eagles to the nfc tied title will game. between phillies, eagles, flyers, sixthers this city need a winner. the the nicer could be the answer. a all of a sudden the boys are just two points out of the playoff spot. flyers fans, waking up, for the playoff run. today against islanders, 90 seconds in the second period michael rafl lights the lamp. one to nothing. the flyers are on fire from there. seven minutes later, medvedev, two to nothing flyers, and matt reid sets up first two. then read gets one for himself. flyers win four to nothing. they have won three in a row. they are two points out of the

playoff spot. there is no letting up on the gas today, that is type of effort that wins hockey games and at no point in this game, did we not get out with the win. few hours later south philadelphia, sixers hosting toronto, court barely down and bang, innings isers up 12 to nothing out of the gate. jahlil okafor scores 19. how about demarco rosen takes okafor to town, um, on back to back possessions. toronto on a one to nothing run. sixers make a run, ish smith a career high 28. sixers within six, but fourth quarter, former villanova a star kyle lowery puts it away, sixers lose 108-95. they have lost all but four of their games. we will be right back with college hoops. her for under 400 calories.

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