in new york, rick levinthal for fox news. >> and el chapo guzman was captured agenda. six months after he tunneled his way out of a maximum security he was recaptured after a shoot-out and the president of mexico wrote on his twitter account today, mission accomplished, we have him, but i'm thinking that the security -- this guy has quies twice escaped. >> well, last time with the over mile long tunnel was ridiculous. >> and the mexican government took a lot of criticism. >> it had like a wet bar, it was crazy. >> well, another nice night out there, a little on the mild side. >> between now and the next couple of weeks we have another event coming up and sooner or later it's going to get busy, it would be unusual to go through the whole el nio winter without something happens. >> something. >> and the pictures today and this one indian rocks beach. that one is good, nice job jess goreman, and then margie hamilton baker at sand key beach, with the clouds coming in at just the right time. this one is good, looks like standing in the water to take this photo. good job, ch

fox news correspondent -- senior correspondent rick levinthal has more on the investigation. >> reporter: a robed gunman who pledged allegiance on isis opened fire at a philadelphia police officer at close range advancing the car while emptying a .9 millimeter handgun firing as many as 13 rounds some with a weapon inside the patrol car. >> he certainly was targeting police. it wasn't just targeting a motorist driving down the street. he knew who he was shooting at and my god -- i mean, the way he's got his arm inside that vehicle -- i mean, he he knew what he was doing. he was trying to assassinate this police officer. >> reporter: somehow four-year veteran jesse hartet was able to avoid the bullets. he hit the suspect at least once before collapsing in pain losing >> reporter: the suspect 30-year-old edward archer was caught by responding officers he's an ex-con who may have been radicalized behind bars. his mother tells the philadelphia enkwaier said her son had a couple head injuries. two law enforcement officers describe him more of an disenfranchised loser than ties to a terrorist.

rick levinthal's here. paramedics thought he was dead. have. >> he had no pulse, no heartbeat. someone covered him with a sheet. and the coroner was called. but at least one doctor wasn't ready to give up. this happened in eastern pennsylvania last february. smith had beers with friends at a local firehouse and may stripped while walking home. he spent all night passed out in the snow in subzero temperatures and wasn't found by his father until 12 hours later. >> i looked over, and there was justin laying there. and he was laying face up like this. he was blue. his face. he was lifeless. i checked for a pulse. i checked for a heartbeat. there was nothing. >> the next thing i know i'm waking up in cedar crest hospital and the family's all around me and that's about it. i was shocked. i mean, they went the extra effort, and i can't thank them enough. they're amazing. and i just can't thank them enough. >> justin says it was like he woke up from a dream except it wasn't a dream. he lost both pinkies and all of his toes from frostbite. >> but