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today. lasalle a tough one against ranked dayton but in the in our house mentality. lasalle down two, how about tony washington. lasalle, slams the the door on top 25 team. sixty-one-67 the final, it is their first win in six weeks. tell am begins east carolina tonight. second half owls wake up, out scoring them by 23. quinton decozy slams it down. twenty-four for him. temple winning 78-60. it is their first w of the season when trailing at the half. brian will have much more in college hoops, coming up in the next 20 minutes. >> very good, jeff, thank you. in newark, delaware people lined up for more than just power ball tickets today. they brought their lawn chairs, their blankets, and their empty stomachs. caprioti is for a chance too win free sandwiches. first 100 customers at the new location were rewarded today with one free, bobby, every week of the year. sandwich is known for being thanksgiving, on a roll.

sound delicious. "action news" at 11:30 continues tonight with the cautionary tail. they scored big jackpots in the lottery but lost all of it, we will look at the down fall have of history's biggest winners. but a video you have got to see a group of local youngsters hits all of the right notes in hopes of getting bruno mars to perform at their prom. those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. it is saturday night i'm

brian taff and here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30, on the run for months have after an elaborate well planned escape and now, officials say it may have been ego and actor sean penn that notorious drug lord he will chop -- el chapo behind bars. if you are holding a a power ball ticket, worth 900 million-dollar, give us a phone call and listen to these important tips about what to do and what not to do with your new found richest. talented local youngsters give bruno mars a run for his money. we will tell you great reason they have created his own version of his hit song and how you can help cheer them

on. and now details tonight, notorious drug lord el chapo is behind bars tonight and it might have been his own ego as mentioned that put him there. after six months on the lamb, after a daring escape, he gave away his location, because he wanted to be the subject of a movie. and in a magazine. we will get story from abc's matt gutman in mexico. >> reporter: he wanted to spin his infamy in celebrity but instead el chapo, drug kingpin and one of of the most wanted criminals is back in handcuffs. the the drug lord paraded in front of the cameras, authorities rushed him back to the same super max prison that he tunneled his way out of last year. the the attorney general says that is thanks to el chapo himself and a healthy dose of vanity. apparently after his escaped last year, the infamous criminal wanted a story made about him so his people reached out to local producers and actors. the those communications

helped track him down. the final showdown playing out in his home state, mexican police raiding the house killing five of el chapo's men and seizing these weapons, including 50 caliber snipper rifles and grenade launchers. they caught up with guzman after he ran from a sewer tunnel and hijack a a vehicle. you see him in that filthy tank top. mexican officials declaring mission accomplished. >> mission complete. >> reporter: u.s. department of justice calling the a arrest a victory for citizens of both mexico and the u.s. >> he faces charges in multiple u.s. district for murder, drug trafficking and now mexico is considering extradition. matt gutman, abc news, mexico. mexican officials discovered his whereabouts because of a interview did he with actor sean penn for rolling stone magazine. late tonight mexican government sources say, sean penn is under investigation for that interview. during the interview posted on

line tonight guzman started in business in the long after turning six but selling oranges and soft drinks, not drugs. but by 15 he was already growing marijuana to help his impoverish family. now he tells penn that he supplied more heroin, meth, cocaine, marijuana then anyone else in the world. he bragged that he has a fleet of submarines and planes. guzman says he never starts trouble, and only defend himself. >> that standoff, a at the a national wild life refuge grew today but only briefly. a group of arm men arrived but organizers of the protest told them to turnaround and go home. group armed and dressed in military a tire and bullet-proof vest stayed for a few hours but the leader of the standoff, amen bundy told them they were not needed. a lawyer in contact with the protesters say they were concerned about the perception that the armed visitors conveyed. the toxic water crisis in

flynt, michigan is turning into quite the costly battle. it started in 2014 with the cities water source to save money. it stopped getting pretreated water from detroit and instead used water from the nearby flynt river. but that had higher levels of iron which corroded the pipes causing lead to seep into the drinking water. is there a federal investigation, and residents continue to join, a growing class action lawsuit. president obama a plans to attend a north american international auto show in detroit this month. the visit is a chance for the president to celebrate resurgence of the u.s. auto industry. industry was struggling and in danger of collapse, when the president took office in 2009 but record sales were reported last year. nearly 17 and a half million american automobiles were sole. meanwhile the president is getting ready for his final state of the union address on tuesday night. the as is customary, men and women of note will be seated in the first lady's guest box.

this year two people who inspired the president, while he was campaigning for his first term are among those invited. the white house a announced one of the guests seats will remain empty in memory of victims of gun violence. it is now about 40 minutes, after the winning numbers in that massive power ball jackpot were drawn. so right now someone out there could already nearly be a a billion dollars rich arer. but some say big money can bring, big problems. here's abc's ron clayburn. >> that first number up, is 47. >> moment most of us have dreamed of. >> power ball number tonight is 17. >> would be winners fantasizing about how we spend that jackpot. >> this is my time. >> reporter: what happens when that dream turns into a nightmare. jack whittaker won nearly 315 million-dollar power ball in 2002. >> my wife said she wish i tore the the ticket up. i wish we tore ticket up too.

>> reporter: at the time he wanted to use his 80 million-dollar take home to make a difference. >> i can do a lot of good with this much money. >> reporter: but whittaker's entire fortune was gone within four years and while he ended giving some of his winnings to family members, whittaker lost most of it to thieves, drugs and gambling. in the end he was left with a million and a half dollars worth of debt, and a drug addiction, that forced him into rehab. >> it has been a curse to me. >> reporter: it has happened to others, their stash of cash squandered with stunning speed. michael carol back on unemployment after partying a away his jackpot. evelyn adams left living in the trailer after winning lottery not once but twice. some winners have lost more than just their money. >> are you a murderer. >> no. >> reporter: abe shakespeare took home $17 million, and using his wings to pay off others debt. but greed getting best of those close to him, didi moore

taking advantage of the now millionaire stealing what remained of his jackpot and then murdering him. >> that was ron clayburn reporting. the let's say you do have the winning ticket, after you scrape yourself off the ceiling and get your wits about you, what do you do next. financial experts offer these tips tonight, that say first thing you should do is sign your ticket, and put it somewhere secure. no matter how excited you are, they advise that you should wait before coming forward and that way you can hire a team of professionals to help you manage your new found fortune. they can act as a buffer between you, and all of the people who will no doubt be asking you for money. so, now that you have won, here are the numbers again and for those who have not won you can think about this, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, and the power ball is 13. by the way, jackpot soared to

$949.8 million, just before that drawing tonight. unbelievable. still ahead here on "action news" it will be one stop shopping for car care in south philadelphia. we will tell you about the new store that can handle everything from a oil change to plans for a road trip. plus a man who decided he could not rely on mother nature to get it right this winter decides to do it on his own, melissa. brian, no snow around here but we are tracking a a good soaking on the way, as you wake up tomorrow morning, how much rain are we expecting? answer coming up with the accu weather forecast.

all right. meteorologist melissa magee. it will be warm out there

tomorrow but good day to stay inside. >> that is right. read a book, watch a movie, watch the news. >> "action news". >> every day, all day, brian. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar, it is cloudy, we are dealing with areas of fog too, visibility down to one or 2 miles in the city, and there is that patchy drizzle before the main batch of moisture moves in overnight tonight, and then into the the first half of the day tomorrow. we will show you outside action cam was outside earlier tonight, there in the the streets of center city, looking up, you can see we have mist and drizzle will as you look closely into that light streaming across the a area. that will be a concern, it will be a big soaking tomorrow morning. keep in mind with the moisture creeping in there is a coastal flood advisory that goes up at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow right through 3:00 in the afternoon. minor flooding is a concern the at the time of high tides, waves from one to 2 feet the high. this is for philadelphia a county, most of new jersey and also a across delaware.

something to keep in mind. neighborhood numbers north and west of town after a very mild start to the day, 46 in pottstown. forty-five in slatington. forty-nine for chester. fifty in center city at this hour. forty-nine in oxford. down across new jersey, 46 in browns mills. fifty-two in hammington. fifty-five in woodbine. fifty-three in dover. here's satellite six with action radar, this is area of low pressure that is creeping up through ohio valley and the the snow moves off to our north and west but we are tapping in the milder a air which is why we're dealing with good soaking over on the way as we wake up. we will time it out. future tracker six coming in, moisture creeping in from the southwest and northeast direction, 6:00 o'clock tomorrow, heavy rain, in the region and find three-quarters of an inch of rain to about a inch and a quarter. 10:00 o'clock in the morning by mid-morning you can see majority of the heavier rain is moving off to our north and east. but we will come close to 63,

as we get that, we will tie record at 63. that is setback in 1950. more moisture will move in, with the passage of the cold front as we get into sunday afternoon. here's time line what we can expect tomorrow, 2:00 a a.m., to 11:00 when we are dealing with the heavier rain. again from three-quarters to an inch and a quarter, gusty thunderstorm, early tomorrow morning and shore from 40 to 50 miles an hour. here's the the exclusive seven day forecast, morning soaking tomorrow but it is warmer, windy by the a afternoon in at 63. big dip in temperatures. check out overnight low, 29 degrees on sunday. as we get into monday afternoon, much colder and windy, high of 37. on tuesday, cloud and some sun at 44, and weak wave moves through late tuesday into wednesday which could provide a morning snow shower in time for commute, cold one too, high of 31. sunny, chilly on thursday in at 34, and then 41 on friday

with seasonable conditions and sunshine and cloud as we get into saturday with a high temperature of 41. it is wet but warm tomorrow, brian. >> thank you. as you know we have not seen, well, much, really any snow this winter but in north jersey, it is all over one guy's lawn. home owner used snow making machine to create a mock, north pole, for his kids. >> it is awesome being the only house, or yard, in howthorn and to county that has none. >> snow maker can pump out a inch an hour but it has to be 35 degrees or colder outside, and relative humidity, must be just right so that snow will not last all that long. new triple a car care insurance, travel center is opened, ready for business in south philadelphia a. center is on the 16 hup block of south columbus boulevard near wal-mart and home depot with the dj and give away.

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uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. shocking as eagles firing chip kelly before the final game, it is the name may replace him. source confirms to "action news" that the eagles have been given permission to talk to former giants coach tom coughlin. the the 69 year-old is expected to meet with the eagles on monday, earlier this week, coughlin resigned from the giants after after 12 years. where he won two super bowls. before they talked to cough lynn the eagles will interview chief offensive coordinator doug peterson, tomorrow.

before interviewing with the 49ers, former eagles coach chip kelly spent time with another nfl play nick saaban. he visited his pal in al-zawahiri bam a a earlier this week. as sabe an was getting his crimson team ready for national championship team with clemson. he left a big time college game only to fail in the nfl just after a few years. perhaps, kelly is getting some advice on what to do next. >> chip kelly is a good friend, of myself and a lot of coaches on our staff. he happened to be in the area he stopped by and visited with us a a little bit. not really anything of significance relative to this game. >> sabe an went back to school, will kelly do the same? we will find out. hockey there is three months to go in the flyers season but they are right there, and this could be the turning point. flyers in the playoff picture are starting up a long stretch against the eastern conference. flyers fighting for playoff positioning, against the the islanders and they looked

sharp. they scored four goals from the second period on, matt read puts up three points for the the first time in two years. steve mason pick up a shut out. flyers win four to nothing. they have won three straight and they are now just two points out of the playoff spot. all right. college hoops penn/princeton in overtime at the palestra. penn down two. darnell foreman for the the tie, no. and penn falls, by two, to the ivy league opener. drexel won only two games coming into play against charleston but bruiser flynt's team, finally gets another w. rodney williams, with a game high 19. drexel wins 61-54. it is just their third victory. sixers go down to the toronto raptors tonight, lebron james and calves come to town tomorrow night in south philadelphia a brian, back to you. jeff, thanks very much. new jersey non-profit needs your help to get the attention of the grammy award winning artist.

fantastic friend, would love to have bruno mars perform at their prom. group holds monthly social events in voorhees for young people with special need. with help for volunteers members put together quite the prom proposal, they came up with dance moves ape lyrics to bruno's hit song uptown funk. >> ♪ >> well, now that the video is posted fantastic friend is hoping it will get the attention of bruno mars. marisa hacker the 19 year-old stack ton university student who founded the organization said it would mean the world to its members. >> it would be so incredible if bruno mars could come to our prom because he is full of energy and full of fun and he has so much love, you know, having him in our prom would promote our national mission on creating awareness and

people with special needs. >> that promise not until mid-june so there is still plenty of time for all this to work out. if you want to help fantastic friend spread the word head to six abc.com and find a link to their video. if you know bruno mars, give him a call. castle is next here on channel six. a "action news" continues at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning with nydia han, gray hall and chris sowers. now for, walter perez, melissa magee, jeff skversky the entire "action news" team. i'm brian taff. have a great night. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> ♪

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(siren whoops) morning! grande skim latte, two pumps sugar-free vanilla and a bear claw. how did you know-- i'm a novelist. it's my job to notice things. it's sunday morning. shouldn't you be slinking home from a scandalous liaison? would you be jealous if i were? in your dreams. actually, in my dreams you're never jealous. in my dreams, you just joined in--mm! (mouth full) well, montgomery called and said, "come down right away," so it must be gruesome. try not to get so giddy every time we go to a crime scene, okay? (normal voice) just 'cause somebody's dead doesn't mean you have to be grumpy. oh, do you want to see grumpy? how about the cover art for your new novel? "nikki heat" cover art? that's only available to... oh, my god. you subscribe to my web site? wait a minute. are you castlefreak1-2-1-2? castlelover45?

you do realize that most people would be creeped out by crazy, anonymous fans? like you? it was strictly professional curiosity. so what did you think of your alter ego nikki? pretty sweet, right? "sweet"? she's naked! she's not naked. she's holding a gun... strategically. you know... i take comfort in the fact that if they're already publishing the cover art, then your book and our little partnership is almost done. no coffee in here, sir. (police radio chatter) sir, what's going on? 2-year-old girl, angela candela, reported missing by her parents about 8:00 this morning. where'd they find the body? they haven't found her. she was abducted. father was in the other room painting. kidnapped from her home? i don't understand, sir. if this isn't a murder, why am i here? the feds requested you to be on the task force. feds? fbi has jurisdiction over child abduction cases. then why call me? 'cause i like pissing off the fbi, and because you think outside the box. that's something the feebs rarely do. sir, who's the special agent in charge?

beckett, it doesn't matter-- sir, who? sorenson. who's sorenson? i thought that he was in-- in boston. not anymore. he's here. who's sorenson? this isn't gonna be a problem, is it, detective? i mean, we're all professionals here, right? actually, i'm not. who's sorenson? no, sir. not a problem. for what it's worth, that missing little girl doesn't care about your history, nor do her terrified parents. they just want their baby back alive. (cell phone rings) where is he, sir? he's over there talking to the parents. montgomery. (man) yeah, please. whatever you need. excuse me. hello, kate. hello, will. how long have you been back? a couple months. something wrong with boston? fresh lobster gets old fast. you look good. thanks. i feel good. uh... agent sorenson, this is richard castle.

the famous novelist. writer of wrongs. so captain montgomery filled me in on your little arrangement. i have no problem with it as long as it doesn't interfere with the investigation. oh, don't worry about me. quiet as a mouse. angela candela, 2 years old, abducted this morning between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. parents were home at the time. how do you get abducted when your parents are home? yeah... dad got up with the kid about 7:00, let the mom sleep in. he planted angela in front of the tube with a juice box and some cereal, then headed into his art studio. obviously, he's a painter. he just left his kid? did he hear anything at least? he was listening to his ipod. nothing like a little quality time with daddy. ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. when i couldn't find her, i looked everywhere for her, and then i saw the window.

the lock was jimmied from the outside. i-i ran outside. i looked for her. ohh. mr. candela, you live on a ground floor apartment with windows facing the alleyway. most people have bars. we were going to. we just-- i never got around to it. we think the dirt's from the outside. how could this happen in our own home? so our suspect climbed in through the window, grabbed angela and probably walked out the back door. just like that? we have her photo on the wires and are issuing an amber alert to the port authority and the tri-state area. i'll have my guys run any registered sex offenders and residential burglaries. what about the parents? anyone they can think of? no, not that either of them can think straight right now. this thing goes south, they'll never think straight again. agent sorenson? the phone's over there. get a tap on it. (lowered voice) this one will end better. i promise.

six months. six months what? we dated for six months. i didn't ask. yeah, i know. you were not asking very loudly. i know. i'm like a jedi like that. (elevator bell dings) so how'd you meet? kidnapping. a 6-year-old boy. how'd it end? we got the guy. what do we got on the parents? (cell phone dialing) theresa and alfred candela-- married ten years, one child--angela candela. whoa! sorry. sorry about that. tie took me a little by surprise. (laughs) (laughs) okay, get it all out. this is a gift from my girlfriend. girlfriend? today's our 2-week anniversary. ooh. ooh, two weeks. is that the paper or the silk? i believe it's the whipped. good one. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.