good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today"." i'm rosemary koerns. some change -- corners. brittney shipp is tracking some scattered showers outside. >> the main difference between yesterday and today, temperatures will still be mild but we'll see the clouds moving in and also light showers on and off throughout our area. we already saw light rainfall in the suburbs stretching into the poconos. there's a live look at cape may. our satellite radar shot shows most of the light showers are now confined at this hour into the northern part of delaware and also parts of south jersey. we are going to see more showers on and off throughout today, even lingering into our overnight showers. closer to the shore, atlantic city, cape may all still going to see the rainfall into your early morning hours on monday. our current temperatures at 42 degrees in the poconos. a mild day for us. temperatures today will tap out in the low 50s, ranging between 48 and 52 degrees. your seven-day forecast coming up. new from overnight a man is in critical condition in the hospital after a hit-and-run in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood. police are now investigating whether the victim could have been fleeing from an armed robbery earlier in the night. at the scene of the hit-and-run, police say they found a gun and a mask which both match the description given by the robbery victim. according to police, two men armed with guns one of them wearing a mask, held up a pizza delivery worker on nearby tampa street. detectives are now looking into this possible connection between the two crime scenes. philadelphia police say a driver was speeding when his car crashed into a house and flipped over. the accident happened on north street in the city's lawn creek neighborhood. officers on the scene tell us the car went through a backyard took down fencing and then hit a column of a porch. the driver is in stable condition, but the woman the passenger who was inside the car as well she is in critical condition in the hospital. now to the developing story of the missing airasia flight. officials have suspended the search for the plane, which disappeared with 162 people onboard. right now, it's nighttime in the search zone and it's dark out so crews will return in the morning. the plane took off from indonesia's surabaya airport and was on its way to singapore. nbc 10's matt delucia has been following developments all morning long and is live in the digital operation center. at this point, unfortunately, no real leads for the searchers out there. >> that is correct, rosemary. i've just learned that the search by air has been suspended but some ships are still in the water looking for this plane, and the 162 people onboard. what we know right now is that airasia flight a-501 was about halfway to its destination when a pilot asked to change course because of bad weather. indonesian transportation official said this morning that the pilot asked to avoid clouds by turning left and going higher to 34,000 feet. that was the last communication before the air bus a-320 disappeared from radar. that was about 42 minutes into the flight. we also know that there was no distress signal that was coming from that plane. aviation analyst julian bray says the weather radar was showing violent thunderstorms across the route at the time. >> any extreme weather condition is a threat and the pilot has to work out whether he's actually going to take the aircraft up. he at the end of the day has the final say as to whether it will fly, but surely he's consulted all the maps he's been given the advice he's been given the weather information. they know where the storms are. >> relatives of those onboard meanwhile have been gathering at an airport, waiting for updates. more than 200 rescuers had been dispatched to look for the plane and its passengers. again, the air search has been suspended, as it is about 9:00 p.m. in that region. but some crews do remain on the water at this hour. live in the digital operations center, i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news". >> we'll check back for updates. the disappearance of this airasia plane comes just ten months after a malaysia airlines jet disappeared. investigators have found no wreckage in that case but officials think the jet crashed somewhere in the indian ocean. some call the disappearance of that malaysia flight one of modern aviation's most perplexing mysteries. now to another developing story. ships and helicopters are taking part in a rescue at sea, happening off the greek island of corfu. a fire on a ferry near the island stranded nearly 500 people overnight. the greek coast guard says crews have rescued about 150 of those passengers, and at this point, there are no reports of any injuries. here are some new photos from the scene. they just came into our newsroom. the ferry was headed for italy when the fire broke out on a car deck. some of the ships trying to help the passengers have run into a little bit of trouble because of rough seas. you can see it's a little bit difficult to make out some of these pictures. as soon as we get some more information on this story, we will bring you the updates. back in the u.s. this weekend, thousands of police officers including members of law enforcement from pennsylvania new jersey, and delaware gave a final salute to one of the two nypd officers killed in the ambush in brooklyn. a gunman shot officer rafael ramos and his partner wenjian liu while they were setting in their patrol car on december 20th. the gunman whom police say was seriously troubled then killed himself. yesterday, beat cops park rangers, jail guards, and state troopers from coast to coast gathered at a church in queens new york for ramos's funeral. his flag-draped casket was carried past a sea of salutes. tributes continued inside the church for more than an hour starting with vice president joe biden. >> for the ramos family we are all lucky to have rafael. he didn't just have a bible in his locker, he lived it in his heart. he was a cop for all, all the right reasons. >> after the service the family members of officer ramos and his partner helped to carry the casket out of the church. some nypd officers watching the service on a big screen just outside the church turned their backs on mayor bill de blasio as he was speaking. police union officials say the mayor has contributed to a climate of mistrust toward law enforcement during the recent anti-police protests. a spokesperson for de blasio says the mayor's only focus right now is to unify the city and to honor the lives of the two police officers. both ramos and liu have been posthumously promoted to first grade detectives. the funeral for liu will be next weekend on saturday in brooklyn. while thousands were honoring rafael ramos in new york in philadelphia protesters organized a peaceful rally over police brutality. more than 100 demonstrators packed center city yesterday. leaders of the group muslims mobilized against police brutality called for an end to the killing of unarmed black men by police officers a reference to the michael brown and eric garner cases. protesters also marched in remembrance of brandon brown, who was shot to death by philadelphia police earlier this month after investigators say he reached for a loaded handgun during a traffic stop. brown's family is planning a march for justice in the city's frankfurt neighborhood on tuesday. this week some parents and students in philadelphia are going to be scrambling now that their school has suddenly closed. this weekend, the families received letters telling them that walter palmer charter school will permanently close on december 31st. walter palmer points to financial difficulties. the charter owes over a million dollars to the philadelphia school district. that order came down earlier this year after the state supreme court found that the charter was collecting money from the district for too many students. as a result at the time, the charter's high school closed. the parents of the remaining students in elementary school are frustrated now that the charter is completely shutting down. >> i feel defeated. like what am i going to do for them, and how is this going to affect them? >> a school district spokesperson tells nbc 10 that any parents should contact the district to arrange new enrollment at public schools in the city. this morning, a philadelphia man is in critical condition after he was helping others to escape his burning home. flames hit the house along north 8th street in hunting park yesterday afternoon. witnesses tell us the man jumped into action. they say he ran in and out of the burning home to save the people inside. >> his main goal was to save them. there was no questions asked. did what he had to do and i'm glad everybody's alive. >> that man is in critical condition in the hospital right now. meanwhile, investigators are trying to figure out exactly what caused that fire. after 13 years of war, the united states and nato will hold a ceremony in afghanistan today to mark a major milestone in the conflict. and xbox and play station systems are running smoothly again after a christmas day outage. now we're learning who may be behind the hack and why. this morning the community of flagstaff, arizona is mourning the loss of a rookie police officer who was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call. 24-year-old tyler stewart was on the police force less than a year. he was looking for a man involved in a domestic violence incident yesterday when that suspect fired several shots and killed him. the suspect then shot and killed himself. stewart is only the second flagstaff police officer ever to die in the line of duty. this weekend, two snowmobilers were killed while trying to cross a frozen lake in montana. they were snowmobiling with a group of people. two made it across safely. a third person fell through the ice, but was rescued. a helicopter search team eventually recovered the bodies of the other two snowmobilers trapped in the icy waters of the lake. now to news overseas today the united states and nato will mark the completion of the military mission in afghanistan. a ceremony will formally end 13 years of war in the country. starting january 1st a u.s.-led security force of about 13,000 soldiers will transition to a supporting role. more than 2,200 american troops were killed during the 13-year mission in afghanistan. this morning, there is no comment from the white house after north korea's newest threat which included racial slurs against president obama. the threat follows the suspicious internet outage in north korea. this weekend north korea issued a statement accusing the president of pressuring sony to release the controversial movie "the interview." north korean officials are angry because the film portrays the fictional assassination of their leader kim jong-un. the u.s. has blamed north korea for the cyber attack designed to stop sony from releasing the movie. a self-proclaimed hacker in finland says that he is partly responsible for disrupting gaming services on xbox and play station consoles on christmas day. the man calls himself ryan and says that he belongs to the hacking group lizard squad. he claims that the attack was meant to expose poor security by the game system's manufacturers, sony and microsoft. xbox live service was back online on friday. the play station network was restored yesterday. the time right now is 9:14. coming up next, we'll meet this week's wednesday's child, and it's actually a two for one, a brother and sister who are looking for their forever home together. plus, you may want to make sure that you've got a hood on your jacket or maybe an umbrella when you head out. brittney shipp is tracking some showers outside. >> it depends on where you are, but we are going to keep a chance of showers in the forecast on and off. light rainfall expected mainly. also tracking a cold blast of air. when it will get here, that's coming up in your seven-day forecast. today, the eagles wrap up their season with an afternoon game against the giants and no chance of making the playoffs. the first time that these two teams met this season the birds blanked the g men in a 27-0 shutout in philly. what a change in roles. right now, the giants are on a three-game winning streak. the eagles have dropped three in a row. that leaves them on the outside looking in when it comes to the postseason. today's game is at the meadowlands. tickoff kickoff is at 1:00 this afternoon. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather, with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> kborng.good morning. tracking showers moving into our area. earlier we saw it in the poconos and the lehigh valley. we're going to see a mild day today. temperatures staying in the low 50s. and pushing into next week it's going to feel like winter finally. it's been very mild lately and we have changes on the way. we're seeing light rain coming down in philadelphia at the airport. our humidity is at 85%. feels like 41 degrees. a bit of a windchill this morning, but still a mild start, relatively speaking. definitely above average for us. 44 and cloudy in reading. a little bit more sunshine actually in atlantic city but we're going to see the chance of showers on and off throughout the area. rain coming down at different times in different parts of our area. a look at our satellite radar, it shows the steady rain is stretching into winslow. so earlier it moved through the suburbs in the poconos. so this will be the trend as we head into today. on and off showers expected. not heavy downpours, but light rainfall, and steady at times. we have more moisture on the way. it's ahead of a cold front that's going to help drop our temperatures over the next couple of days. so yesterday was really the peak in our temperatures and as we head into today, tomorrow tuesday, we'll continue to see our temperatures dropping down. future weather shows by 8:00 p.m., we're still dealing with lingering showers. mainly confined to the shore and parts of delaware. as we head into the morning hours, we're still going to see most of the rainfall confined towards atlantic city and cape may county. then the colder air starts to move in. we'll see more clearing heading into the afternoon on monday. our average for this time of year is 42 degrees, but for today, we'll be above average once again. pushing into your monday 46. as we head into your tuesday, wednesday, dropping down into the 40s. mild conditions expected. wind speeds out of the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. keep your umbrella or a hooded jacket with you. for today our temperatures will break down by 4:00 p.m. at 51 mild. your seven-day forecast shows those cooling temperatures. by tuesday, 37. by wednesday, 36. overnight lows on new year's eve, 27 degrees as we head into thursday. we'll see your daytime highs at 40 degrees. now let's check in with this week's wednesday's child. it's actually a duo and they love to have fun together. they're an active brother and sister and they're looking for a forever home. nbc 10's introduces us. >> reporter: they are a dynamic duo in life and in the kitchen. they are sweet and fun-loving siblings who love trying new things together so we took them for some cookie-making fun. >> kind of break it open. >> reporter: james is in fourth grade and loves to learn. he also has a passion for football. >> james is a football fanatic. so his favorite team is the steelers and he knows the scores he can find the scores. he does everything related to football. >> reporter: mckayla is in the third grade and likes her english class. she lives for fashion. >> mckayla is a fashionista. she loves to accessorize. that's her favorite thing to do. >> there you go. now you know you've been cooking. >> reporter: they had a great time mixing and rolling out dough. they would bring so much love to a forever family. >> they have a lot of energy together and feed off each other's energy, but love to joke. they love to play around. they love to be active. and they would add that to a family. >> reporter: the ideal family would be a two-parent family with older siblings. they would be able to provide structure and support. >> reporter: they have vibrant personalities. they enjoy spending time as a family. they love to be active. they are passionate. they're caring. they need a family that can help them grow into young adults. >> reporter: james and mckayla are this week's wednesday's child. >> you can make the dream of a forever family come true for james and mckayla or any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation. all you have to do is go to our website, nbc10.com and search wednesday's child, or you can call the national adoption center at 1-8666-do-adopt. still ahead, a piece of family history is back where it belongs 70 years after it was lost. how the bracelet of a world war ii vet went from italy to the states, and into the hands of the man's widow. this is "nbc 10 news." >> a california family received a very special delivery this christmas, a military keepsake worn by their father during world war ii. warren mcaulie wore the bracelet while fighting in italy back in the '40s. warren mcaulie died years ago, but his memory couldn't be stronger this holiday season. here's what happened. during the war, a little girl found the bracelet in a small italian town. she kept it by her bed for 70 years until she gave it to her son. the son noticed the faded military numbers on it. he linked it to the mcaulies and sent it back to the states. his wife received the bracelet just in time for christmas. >> oh jeez. it's come back to us. >> warren mcaulie was a member of the 10th division. when we come back on "nbc 10 news," nbc 10's matt delucia is following the hunt for a packed airliner that vanished just over the java sea near indonesia. >> reporter: the airline ceo is talking about the disappearance of one of his planes. i'll have that coming up. and showers back in our area. i'm tracking how long they'll last, plus i'm tracking a cold blast. when that will arrive coming up in my full forecast. "nbc 10 news" starts now. >> this morning, there are new developments in the efforts the find the airasia flight that's gone missing with 162 people onboard. we'll have an update on the search and what happened before the plane disappeared. ships and helicopters are working to rescue hundreds of passengers stranded aboard a ferry that caught fire off the coast of greece. we'll explain why crews are having a tough time getting to the scene. here's a live look at the philadelphia museum of art, where temperatures in the city will warm up but it won't last very long. good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary conners. it's 9:30 on this sunday morning. let's get right to that forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. a very different picture today compared to yesterday. >> that's right. we've seen the clouds increase light showers. parts of our area but temperatures are going to stay in the low 50s, which is above average for us. there's a live look at the city skyline where we're seeing a few showers coming down, if you're closer to south jersey burlington county all seeing rainfall. same thing for millville. all these showers are now transitioning to the south and also to the east. 48 when you head out the door in millville. 52 in wildwood. 49 in atlantic city. as we head into the rest of today, we're staying above average. temperatures range between 48 and 52 degrees. wind speeds out of the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. a few stray showers and mild conditions expected to last throughout today. a man is in critical condition in the hospital after a hit-and-run in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood. police are now investigating whether the victim could have been fleeing from an armed robbery from earlier in the night. at the scene of the hit-and-run on wyoming avenue police say they found a gun and a mask both which match the description given by the robbery victim. according to police two men armed with guns one of them wearing a mask. detectives are looking into the possible connection between the two crime scenes. philadelphia police tell us that a man who crashed his car in the city's lawn crest section is in stable condition right now. a woman who was a passenger in the car is in critical condition. the accident happened around 3:00 this morning on norse street. according to police at the scene, the car was speeding when it went through a backyard hit a column on the porch of the house, and then flipped over. the crash is now under investigation. this morning we are following a developing story overseas. the airasia flight that has disappeared with 162 passengers onboard. the search from the air has been suspended because it's nighttime there, but right now, a few ships are in the water near the java sea, looking for any sign of the missing jet. the plane took off from indonesia's surabaya airport and was on its way to singapore. nbc 10's matt delucia is following this morning's developments. he's live in the digital operations center for us. we understand we're now hearing from the airline's ceo? >> i've been keeping my eye on the twitter account for airasia's founder and ceo. he says right now the top priority is looking after the crew and passengers' next of kin. we do have a live picture that we've been monitoring here all morning. this is the singapore airport. this is where families have been gathering all night and all morning, waiting for updates from authorities. many of them in the video that i've been seeing this morning, they're very emotional and concerned about their loved ones, of course. here's what we know at this hour. airasia flight 8501 was about halfway to its destination in singapore when the pilot was apparently worried about bad weather. he asked air traffic control to change course and avoid clouds by turning left and going higher to 34,000 feet. that was the last communication before the air bus a-320 disappeared from radar. this was about 42 minutes into the flight and that was more than 12 hours ago. now, rescue teams, they searched for several hours overnight, and now aviation analysts are weighing in about the emergency response. >> the airlines and the authorities are acting properly. they've set up emergency centers. they've set up an emergency telephone line. and i think they've learned from the previous incidents and they are being very quick with information to the media and to passengers. >> again, 162 people onboard that flight. the airasia ceo is asking his staff to "pray hard", adding that this is his worst nightmare. again, right now no sign of airasia flight 8501. it disappeared about 7:30 last night our time. i'll be keeping my eye on the satellite feeds and the live pictures as they come in. for now, we're live in the digital operations center, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. thanks for that update, matt. the disappearance of the airasia plane comes just ten months after a malaysia airlines jet disappeared. investigators have found no wreckage in that case but they think it crashed somewhere in the indian ocean. some call that disappearance of the jet one of modern aviation's most perplexing mysteries. now to another developing story overseas. crews on ships and helicopters are working right now to rescue nearly 500 people stranded on a ferry that caught fire off the greek island of corfu. the greek coast guard says they've rescued about 150 people, and at this point, at least not yet, no reports of any injuries. here are some photos from the scene, just into nbc 10. the ferry was headed for italy when the fire broke out on the car deck. the ship'ss have had a little trouble getting to the scene. as you can see from these pictures, the weather out there does not look great. we are going to continue to follow this story. as soon as we get any updates, we will share them with you. back in the u.s. this weekend, members of law enforcement from pennsylvania new jersey and delaware joined thousands from all over the country to say farewell to a fallen nypd officer. the funeral for officer rafael ramos was held at a queens new york church. he and his partner wenjian liu were shot and killed while they sat in their patrol car on december 20th. the gunman then killed himself. colleagues from far beyond new york city say they felt a sense of duty to attend yesterday's service. >> this is what law enforcement is about. it's about family brotherhood sisterhood. >> it really hits close to home. when you hear an officer has lost his life. >> after the service, the body of officer ramos was carried out of the church with family members of his slain partner standing by. some of nypd's officers watching on a big screen outside the funeral turned their backs to mayor bill de blasio. they say the mayor has contributed toward a climate of mistrust. inside the service, though, deblastde de blasio was greeted warmly. >> all of this city is grieving and grieving for so many reasons, but the most personal is that we've lost such a good man. >> both ramos and liu have been posthumously promoted to first-grade detective. the funeral for liu will be next weekend on saturday in brooklyn. back here at home more than 100 demonstrators took to the streets of philadelphia yesterday. leaders of the group muslims mobilized against police brutality called for an end to the killings of unarmed black men by police officers, a reference to the michael brown and eric garner cases. the protesters also discussed brandon brown and paid attention to his case. he was shot and killed by philadelphia police nearly two weeks ago. a march for brown is planned for tuesday. this morning we now know what caused the death of a 93-year-old woman who was almost hit by a truck that plowed right into her buck's county home. the driver sped off after crashing into the house on red brook lane on friday. an autopsy now reveals that the 93-year-old woman jenny rousseau died of natural causes. it was just a few hours after the truck nearly struck rousseau while she was sleeping in her bed. her family says although she was not physically injured in that accident, she was disturbed and shaken up by it. the 20-year-old accused driver is not in custody right now. the district attorney in buck's county is still deciding what charges to file. two months after shutting down its high school, an emball embattled philadelphia charter school announced it's closing. walter palmer charter school will shut down on december 31st. walter palmer points to financial difficulties. the chartder owes over a million dollars to the philadelphia school district. that order came earlier this year after the state supreme court found that the charter was collecting money from the district for too many students. as a result, the charter's high school closed. the governors of new york and new jersey have vetoed a bill designed to clean up the troubled port authority, and instead, they've proposed a series of reforms. the bill was designed to make changes to the agency known for scandals including the lane closures on the gw bridge, that some of governor chris christie chris christie's staff has been accused of being caught up in. part of the bill would have createddd -- instead, both governors say they will ask port authority board members to resign. hey, looking for something to do today? you may want to head to center city. the mummers will be strutting at the pennsylvania convention center. today is the first day of mummers fest. this is a preview of the mummers parade. the new year's day tradition in philadelphia mummers fest starts at noon and runs through december 31st. if you are going to be downtown today is the final day to visit the christmas village in center city. the german style market is at 15th and jfk in love park. it's open today from 11:00 this morning until 5:00 this afternoon. you're looking for some post-christmas shopping, some free entertainment. this by the way, was the seventh year for the christmas village in philadelphia. have you been to the gas station lately? notice how low the prices are going? yeah, they're going real low. we'll talk about it after the break and explain why it's happening. it has become a very welcome sight for drivers. gas prices are at their lowest level in over four years. the national average price of a gallon of regular is just $2.31, and in 27 states prices at some stations have dipped below $2 a gallon. analysts say a major reason for this is that saudi arabia is flooding the market with oil, hoping to drive out competitors, including the u.s. >> saudi arabia is trying to undermine the u.s. shale oil production at the same time it's undermining iran and russia due to the violence we're seeing in the middle east. >> while u.s. oil production is booming, the highest in 20 years, our gas consumption has actually dropped to 40-year lows. as soon as i drove into work my gaslight went on. i've got to get some gas. in philadelphia we are paying about $2.60. so we're a little bit above the national average. delaware it's a little bit closer. and in south jersey it's right at the national average at $2.31 a gallon. some other good news to report. some very early holiday shopping numbers are out and it appears to be a good season for retailers. the preliminary estimate for mastercard shows that holiday sales increase 5.5% this year. that's higher than the 4.1% the national retail federation predicted. this weekend is vital for retailers, hoping for strong after-christmas sales. coming up in sports the eagles and giants are headed in very different directions as the season comes to an end. and it comes down to overtime as penn state tries to nail down a bowl game victory. we'll have highlights next. and showers moving in to the forecast for this sunday. plus mild conditions will stick around for at least one more day. but a cold blast is in your seven-day forecast. i'll go over all the details coming up. latte or au lait? 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conditions above average in the low 50s. winter-like conditions in store for us next week with daytime highs staying in the 30s for a few days. but a live look right now to 95. as we head into the rest of today, we'll continue to see these showers for philadelphia. at the airport light rain coming down. 44 degrees. wind speeds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. feels like temperature is in the low 40s at this time across the rest of the region. we're at 44 degrees with mostly cloudy skies in reading. a little sunshine for atlantic city. 49 degrees. but again, we're going to see spotty showers so different areas will see rainfall at different times. right now, it's mainly in south jersey moving into south burlington county and tracking offshore here to the east. but we have more moisture heading in so we'll continue with the showers throughout today. these showers are moving in ahead of a cold front, which will help drop our temperatures the next couple of days, so by sunday, tonight at 8:00 p.m. we're dealing with lingering showers, mainly in the southern part of our area. atlantic city, cape may central and southern parts of delaware, and these showers will actually linger even into the morning hours, closer to the time we start to head to work. so by 7:00 a.m. we're just going to see some clearing. eventually throughout the late morning hours, we'll see the clouds moving out as well. and a little bit more sun shiechblshine. our average for this time of year, 42 degrees. for today, 51. 46 heading into your monday. and for today, stray showers and mild 48 to 52 is our temperature range. our wind speeds out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. so it's not going to be an incredibly windy day. for the rest of today expect temperatures to warm down quickly. by 4:00 p.m., 51 degrees. by 6:00 p.m., 48 degrees with our best chance of rain staying to the south. your seven-day forecast shows that we drop from the 40s on monday down to the 30s on tuesday and wednesday it will be very cold for new year's eve, and then by thursday on new year's day, 40 degrees and close to average. let's talk sports now. the sixers are back on a losing streak after dropping their second game in two days. philadelphia was in utah last night taking on the jazz. it was a low-scoring game all around. the sixers had just 32 points at the half. the jazz pulled away in the fourth quarter as they win 88-71. next up for the sixers they continue their west coast troop with a game against the warriors on tuesday. now here's the rest of your sunday sports. hello, i'm jen daniels from comcast sportsnet. the flyers were looking to extend their winning streak to four games in nashville. that would be a season high. ray emery got the start in net. it was shea weber bobblehead night in nashville. flyers tried to sign him away for big bucks a few years ago. it's the first time the flyers are facing peter laviolette since they fired him. giroux in the box, the nashville side five-on-three. on the five-on-four a two-goal lead. the flyers lose 4-1. steve mason did skate at the end of yesterday's morning skate and took some shots. mason said his back feels pretty close to 100%. he hopes to play monday in arizona. the eagles and giants wrap up their seasons today. the eagles have lost three in a row. the giants meanwhile have won three in a row. the difference turnovers. the eagles had seven in their streak. the giants just two. >> we didn't execute at all. we didn't make the plays the right times we should make the plays. also you've got the obvious stuff like the turnovers. that really killed us. >> the best thing we've done is taken care of the ball. offensively, the ball has not been turned over in two weeks, so i'm hoping we can do that again. >> over to the pinstripe bowl. penn state facing boston college at yankee stadium. fourth quarter christian hackenburg, already with two td passes on the day. connects with deshawn hamilton for 16 yards. ties the game at 21. in o.t., the extra point after a touchdown. an ugly miss there. that opens the door for penn state. hackenburg to kyle carter in the end zone for six more. just need the extra point to win it. sam pickens lines it up and nails it. he had derek jeter's locker. penn state wins its first bowl game since 2009, 31-30. james franklin thanks the seniors. >> these guys will be remembered forever for standing strong, to lay the foundation for great things to come. every win that we have next year and every win that we have for eternity will be on their backs. finally, sometimes santa just doesn't bring you what you want. just ask the young flyers fan. >> all right. >> ew! [ laughter ] >> the president was a sidney crosby jersey, and even at a young age, he knows that's something he wants nothing to do with. that's sports. i'm jen daniels. have a great day. this is "nbc 10 news." >> at five minutes until 10:00, let's take a live look over center city. you can see city hall, the comcast center, and a lot of clouds out there. that's what we're dealing with today. a very different picture compared to what we had yesterday. it was mild and sunny. it is going to be mild today. we will warm up into the 50s, but these clouds are going to be lingering. some areas right now are seeing spotty showers. the showers will continue throughout the rest of the day. and then the temperature is going to drop. in colorado, 2014 was the year of marijuana, as the state legalized recreational pot sales. it means big business for many of colorado's famed ski towns. but the resorts are handling the new industry in very different ways. in aspen, for example, marijuana shops are just steps from high end boutiques like gucci, prada, and ralph lauren. officials say it's a way to target tourists but in another popular spot breckenridge they are taking a very different approach. the town voted to kick the dispensaries off main street. those pot shops move miles away away from all the foot traffic that's angered some shop owners but legalized marijuana is the law. >> you don't have to like it you don't have to use it, you don't have to sell it but marijuana is part of this culture right now and you do have to accept it. >> studies show in the colorado mountain resorts, 90% of marijuana sales are to out of state visitor. just a few days we'll be ringing in 2014 and preparations are under way for the centerpiece of new york city's celebration. workers installed 288 newly designed waterford crystal triangles on the times square ball. those are in addition to the other 2,400 that are in place. more than a million people are expected to celebrate new year's eve in midtown manhattan. the time right now is 9:57 on this sunday morning. matt delucia is following the hunt for the airasia jet that disappeared over the java sea off indonesia. he's live in our digital operations center. and families are waiting for answers and the airline says it is very concerned. i am gathering the new details. that's coming up. and i'm tracking showers moving into parts of our area. what to expect for the rest of sunday and i'm tracking a cold blast that will send our temperatures into the 30s during the day. i'll let you know when coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. "nbc 10 news" starts now. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," a plane vanishes with 162 people onboard. we'll tell you what the pilot did just before the jet disappeared. a hit-and-run investigation with an interesting twist. why philadelphia police are investigating whether the man hit by the car could be connected to another crime. now let's take a live look outside down the shore in cape may where you may see some showers later on today. it's going to be warmer than usual, but it's december, don't expect it to last. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary conners. it's 10:00 on this sunday. let's get right to our sunday weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. so britney in terms of the temperature, it sounds like we're talking 50s again today. >> that's right. not quite as warm as what we saw yesterday. yesterday's high 57. today 51 degrees, but still above average for us. and this after all, is winter