"nbc 10 news" starts now. >> it's been more than three days and still no sign of a student from westchester university who went missing after a night out with friends in manayunk. why his family is asking search volunteers to stay home today. he says he doesn't want to put other officers at risk. ferguson police officer darren wilson is walking away from his job. we'll have more on his decision to leave the force. let's take a live look outside right now, down the shore in cape may, new jersey, where it's chilly out there this morning, but it's already warmer than it's been the last few days. good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary conners. it's 6:00 on this sunday. let's get right to the weather with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. a lot of ups and downs in the forecast. >> that's right. our temperatures yesterday stay

in the mid 40s and now today we'll head above average into the mid 50s. we even continue to warm up as we head into tomorrow. here's a live look outside right now. we can see the flags are blowing, so breezy conditions expected throughout most of the day, as a warm front drags warmer air up from the south. right now, our temperatures in the poconos at freezing. 29 degrees in allentown. 33 in pottstown. 43 degrees. in the mid 40s for wildwood. as we push into the rest of your sunday, expect temperatures to range between 51 and 55 degrees. your seven-day forecast coming up. new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in the strawberry mansion section of the city. nbc 10 was on the scene outside of the house on edgily street. that's where a man was shot to death after leaving a party around 2:30 this morning. there were at least two dozen people inside the house at the time of the shooting. the victim was 35 years old.

police are now talking to witnesses at the party who may also new from overnight, philadelphia police are looking calling a suspicious death. nbc 10 was at the scene on locust street in west philadelphia, just after 11:15 last night, where detectives say a 49-year-old woman was found face down in a bedroom inside the house. police have not said how the woman may have died. a man is hurt this morning after a crash in the germantown neighborhood of philadelphia. this happened along wayne avenue and west walnut lane overnight. the 29-year-old passenger in the -- the 29-year-old victim was a passenger in the sedan that crashed. it's unclear what caused the wreck. this morning, the search will continue for a westchester university student who went missing after a night out on thanksgiving eve. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in manayunk, the last place anybody saw 21-year-old shane montgomery. fill us in what's happening there today.

>> reporter: philadelphia police and the marine unit will be out where we are is right across the street from the last place that shane montgomery was seen. last night here in this very spot, several hundred family members, friends, and neighbors came out for a candlelight vigil. a priest led the group in prayer as shane montgomery's family wrapped up yet another day of an exhaustive search that turned up nothing. the 21-year-old westchester senior was out with friends wednesday night into early thursday morning here on main street, and once shane left, no one heard from him. some of the supporters are shane's former high school classmates and friends. they've been spending their holiday weekend looking for shane. >> went all the way down there. we were up at conti at one point. we've been all around.

still looking, though. >> it's good with the turnout, that everyone's pulling to for shane. just hope we find him. offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to shane's whereabouts. what you're seeing now is the search as it happened yesterday afternoon. i was there as they all gathered together just beforehand at the church. i'd say easily a few hundred people in attendance. the family thanked members of the search party last night, saying that this really is what keeps them going through all of this. but now they are asking that volunteers stay home today and let the police handle the search. and let them focus without any interference. again, the marine unit is expected out here along the manayunk canal. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. this morning, pennsylvania state police and the chester county fire martial's office will resume their work to try to determine what caused a deadly house fire. the flames broke out around 1:30 yesterday morning on

harmoniville road in warwick township. police say a man and woman died in the fire. their identities have not been released. investigators tell us they do not consider the fire to be suspicious. philadelphia police say the city's murder rate is up from last year, but they say it's still better than other recent years. police count 228 homicides so far this year. that's nine more than this point in 2013, but it's less than both 2012 and 2011 when there were 301 homicides by november 29th. you may remember, philadelphia was in the national spotlight last year when the number of murders dropped to its lowest level in nearly half a century. today officials in ferguson, missouri, will issue a statement on the resignation of police officer darren wilson. he's the officer who shot and killed michael brown, the unarmed teenager. wilson was on administrative leave since the shooting in august. last monday, a grand jury in

ferguson decided not to indict wilson for killing the 18-year-old during a confrontation. both the shooting and the decision have fueled protests in ferguson and across the country. wilson's lawyer says that the officer stepped down for the good of the community and his fellow officers. >> he's simply walking away because he believes that his continued employment would put others at risk. certainly there's no wrong doing on his part. to resign might have suggested he did something wrong. >> he needs to be behind bar. >> he didn't have no choice, really. >> that's just some of the reaction to wilson's resignation, which has taken effect immediately. a new style of protesting in ferguson is under way. it happened yesterday. demonstrators set out on a week-long 120-mile march from ferguson to the governor's mansion in jefferson city, missouri. the naacp organized the march and says that they want police reform in ferguson and across

the nation. in st. louis today, reverend al sharpton will be a guest preacher at the church where michael brown's funeral was held. brown's parents are expected to attend the sunday service that will offer prayers for the late teenager. some penn state university trustees are asking to review documents used to investigate child sex abuse complaints in the jerry sandusky scandal. those do you means were used to create the 2012 report issued by former fbi director louis freeh. several trustees are asking their chairman to share the information. they say they want to verify sources in the freeh report that accuse school leaders of hiding complaints that sandusky was abusing children. the former assistant football coach is serving a 30 to 60-year prison term for molesting ten boys. today, people all across our area will be taking to the roads, the rails and the air to return home from the thanksgiving holiday. philadelphia international airport tells us that this is

their busiest day of the year. the airport recommends that travelers arrive about two hours early for domestic flights and three hours early for international flights. that way you have plenty of time to go through check-in and security. amtrak also advises train riders to get to 30th street station early today. this year there are extra holiday trains and more seats on amtrak's northeast corridor. but still expect large crowds. we have been through black friday, small business saturday, and next up, it's cyber monday. millions of people will be looking for deals online tomorrow. last year, shoppers spent more than $1.7 billion on cyber monday. according to consumer experts, to get the most savings, sign up for e-mail and coupon alerts from your favorite stores. and check the retailer's facebook and twitter pages. this weekend, local mom and pop shops started off the holiday season with small business saturday. as i mentioned, that happened yesterday. this was the seen in haddenfield, camden county,

where people were taking advantage of the deals. small business saturday was created four years ago to encourage people to shop at independently owned businesses. many of those sales will continue through today. retailers saw a boost in sales on thanksgiving day. spending on the holiday jumped 24% to more than $3 billion year over year. meanwhile, black friday sales dropped 7% to just more than $9 billion. studies show that more people are staying home to shop. online black friday sales climbed 9.5%. according to the experts, one out of every four sales comes from a smart phone or a tablet. this week, wmmr's preston and steve will brave cold overnight temperatures, all for a good cause. it's their annual campout for hunger. starting tomorrow, the morning show hosts will broadcast live from the parking lot of xfinity live in south philly. they'll be collecting nonperishable food all week long. those donations will be passed

along to people in need of food throughout the delaware valley. the salvation army wants to keep kids warm this winter. they've got a great cause going on. the organization has teamed up with burlington coat factory to host a cold war coat drive for children in need. dozens of kids will receive $50 to buy cold weather gear at burlington's center city store. trapped behind a fake wall. four years after this boy went missing, he was finally reunited with his mother. how the child was able to let police know where he was hidden. plus, this picture of an officer and a boy hugging during a ferguson protest has gone viral. but the officer says it's just an everyday thing. the story behind this special hug. ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads.

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>> at 6:12 this morning, let's go back down the shore to cape may where we get another live look. temperatures much warmer than they were yesterday, and we're going to warm into the mid 50s by this afternoon. meteorologist brittney shipp will have the details coming up. now to some new information about that deadly mall shooting in chicago. police say a woman who was shot by her boyfriend inside the nordstrom department store died at the hospital last night. the gunman killed himself at the scene. the woman was a nordstrom season employee. nobody else inside the store was hurt. court records show that the victim's family tried to get a restraining order against the boyfriend last spring. now to some news in georgia. a boy found behind a fake wall inside of a house has been reunited with his mother four years after he was first reported missing. he cried as he hugged his mother yesterday. the boy was visiting his father in 2010, and the father refused

to return him to his mother. officers found him hidden behind the false wall yesterday morning. the teen was able to call his mom while the officers were inside the house. she relayed vital information to the police which led to the discovery. the boy's father and stepmother are now under arrest and accused of false imprisonment and cruelty to children. three other kids inside the house were also arrested. it's unclear who has custody of the boy, although he was reunited with his mother yesterday, he'll likely stay in the custody of children's services for now. in texas, a houston man is in the hospital after his truck plunged more than 20 feet down a ditch at a construction site. police say the man ran several red lights, sideswiped a car, and then crashed through a fence before ending up inside this hole. witnesses climbed down to rescue him. investigators believe that alcohol may have played a role in this wreck. there have been many violent scenes from protests over the

grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. but this heartwarming photo is a welcome change and is now drawing heavy attention on social media. it's a portland police officer hugging a young boy during one of those protests across the country. a freelance photographer captured the picture on tuesday. it shows sergeant brett barnum embracing the 12-year-old. his name is devante hart. it was during a ferguson demonstration. the boy was crying a wearing and sign that read "free hugs." barnum says he took hart up on the offer and the two talked about the protest and life in general. must-have toys for the holidays are right out of hollywood. we'll let you know what items will likely be flying off the store shelves. and temperatures are finally warming up. we'll head into the mid 50s today, even warmer by tomorrow. what to expect is coming up in your first alert seven-day forecast.

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now your nbc 10 first alert weather, with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. warmer temperatures on the way for us today, heading into tomorrow. we're also tracking dry conditions as we end your weekend. a chance of showers back in your seven-day forecast. a live look right now at the comcast center. quiet conditions on this sunday, although we are going to see our wind speeds picking up a bit as we head into the rest of the morning. 43 degrees in philadelphia. our humidity is at 65%. temperatures throughout the rest of the region, allentown is actually cooler than the poconos. 29 degrees in allentown. 33 in pottstown. 39 in westchester. mid 40s in atlantic city this morning. we're already seeing a noticeable difference. temperatures already much warmer right now than they were this time yesterday. but our feels like temperature is still down in philadelphia, feeling more like we're in the 30s. same thing in millville.

feels more like 39 degrees, but our 24-hour temperature change map really tells the picture. we're up 17 degrees in philadelphia. up 21 degrees in northeast philly. 22 in mount holly. 24 in atlantic city. you can see the clouds moving in. we'll continue to see our wind speeds moving up from the south. a warm front is going to cross our area. throughout the rest of the nation, it is relatively quiet. we're just checking out a band of moisture moving into south dakota. also, scattered showers to the north of san francisco. wind speeds the rest of the morning will pick up, up to about 26 miles per hour in philadelphia. staying breezy throughout most of the afternoon, and heading into the evening, our wind speeds will pick up once again. more mild air is on the way from the south which is good if you like things a little bit warmer. 51 is our average for this time of year. 55 will be the high today.

take a look at what happens on monday. we'll see a high of 59 degrees. your wake-up temperatures show that we are going to see a relatively mild start to the morning. 54 degrees for philadelphia. 51 in allentown. we'll stay in the low 40s for the poconos. so it is going to be quite comfortable. even more comfortable heading into tomorrow. breezy conditions. we'll get pretty close to 60 degrees. if you take a look at what happens between monday and tuesday, big-time drop in temperatures. over 20 degrees. we could see a chance of rain, even a quick switchover to isolated, light snow showers. a chance of rain showers throughout most of your wednesday. temperatures in the 50s on wednesday. thursday sunny skies and 49 degrees. >> should be a pretty decent day to do some holiday shopping. if you're going to be out and about, we've got you covered with which toys are considered the hottest this year. a hint, they are right out of hollywood. for boys, it's action figures, teenage mutant ninja turtles,

"star wars," transformers and spiderman are also popular choices. for girls, you have doc mcstuffen, mini mouse, and frozen. >> my nieces are best with frozen. they were all elsa and anna for halloween. so i could get them absolutely anything "frozen" related and they would be thrilled. >> who isn't obsessed? i could watch it over and over again. shoppers will spend half a billion dollars on "frozen" items this holiday season. barbie is not expected to be the top seller. this year's clear winners are elsa and anna. the pope is on a mission as he visits a predominantly muslim nation. what he's hoping to accomplish on this rare papal visit.

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this is "nbc 10 news." >> at 6:24, here is a live look over center city, where the sun is starting to come up. we do have some clouds out there today, similar to what we saw yesterday, but we are going to be quite a bit warmer. yesterday, we were in the low 40s. today we are going to be in the mid 50s. overseas, pope francis is wrapping up his trip in turkey by sharing prayers with muslim leaders. richard engel reports from istanbul. >> reporter: pope francis made many symbolic gestures during his visit to this historic city rich with its own past of religious conflict and religious tolerance. and he stressed the need to separate faith from fanaticism. pope francis seemed elated as he

gazed up at the dome of the iasophia, turned into a mosque over five centuries ago. it's now a museum. this rare papal visit to turkey with its population of 98% muslim isn't just about remembering the past, but improving relations among the faithful. the pontiff also toured istanbul's famed blue mosque and prayed side by side with muslim clerics. moderation and battling extremism have been the main themes of his trip so far. the pope urged muslim leaders to condemn what he calls barbaric violence being carried out by isis militants. for the pope, this is an important visit, his first to a large and populous muslim country and has the potential to be quite unpleasant. there were calls for protests, for demonstrators to block his movement. so far, that hasn't happened. he's been given a warm

reception. a papal visit against extremism in the heart of a region that's descending even deeper into extremism and violence. the pope is also meeting with orthodox christian leaders here in istanbul. he's scheduled to return to rome on sunday. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. meanwhile, the philadelphia region is getting ready for the pope's visit next fall for the world meeting of families. this afternoon at 5:30, the arch bishop will celebrate his first mass since pope francis confirmed that he would attend the event. during the mass, the choir will seem the official hymn of the world meeting of families for the first time. the hymn is called "sound the bell of holy freedom." stay tuned for updates as philadelphia prepares for the visit. you'll find a special section dedicated to the visit on our website, nbc10.com. days of searching for a

local missing college student haven't turned up any clues. matt delucia is live in manayunk where shane montgomery was last seen. >> reporter: the philadelphia police marine unit is expected to be back out here this morning. shane montgomery's parents are anxiously waiting for answers. we'll hear from them coming up. we have a nice sunday on tap with warmer temperatures expected both today and tomorrow. then i'm tracking big changes as you head back to work. all the details coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast.

this is nbc 10 news. >> a house party in philadelphia ends with one person dead. now police are questioning the dozens of party goers who may have witnessed the crime. it is a parent's worst nightmare and one philadelphia family is living it. we'll update you on today's search efforts for the 21-year-old college student who

went missing after a night out in manayunk. after a raw start to the weekend yesterday, we'll get a reprieve today with temperatures in the mid 50s. here's a live look at the comcast building in center city where it's going to be dry. good morning and welcome back to "nbc 10 news." i'm rosemary conners. it's 6:30 on this sunday. brittney shipp is tracking the weekend weather and should be a nice day to continue that holiday shopping. >> reporter: that's right. warmer than what we saw yesterday. temperatures pushing into the mid 50s. a nice start to the morning as well. cloudy skies expected for us and temperatures will continue to climb heading into tomorrow. but take a look outside right now. we are going to see comfortable conditions pushing into the afternoon. 43 degrees for philadelphia. wind speeds out of the south, 9 miles per hour. our average for this time of year, 51 degrees. 55 by tomorrow. 59 degrees. >> thank you, brittney.

new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in the strawberry mansion section of the city. nbc 10 was on the scene on edgeley street where a man was shot in the head and killed after leaving a house party here around 2:30 this morning. at least two dozen people were inside the house at the time of the shooting. the victim was 35 years old. police are now talking to witnesses at the party who may have seen what happened. also new from overnight, police are investigating a suspicious death in west philadelphia. nbc 10 was on this scene on locust street just after 11:15 last night, where detectives say a 49-year-old woman was found face-down in a bedroom inside the house. again, police are calling this death suspicious, but they have not said how the woman may have died. police are busy this morning, they're also investigating this crash in germantown that sent one person to the hospital. a sedan slammed into a parked car along wayne avenue. the 29-year-old victim was a passenger in the sedan.

it's unclear what caused this crash. they are not giving up hope. and today, the search will resume for a missing college student who disappeared after a night out with friends in a popular philadelphia neighborhood. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in manayunk and that's the last place that anybody saw shane montgomery and his family has been searching for more than three days now. >> reporter: shane's parents are overwhelmed by the love and support from the community, and from people they don't etch know. later this morning, the philadelphia police marine unit is expected to be back out here along the manayunk canal, continuing to search while friends and well-wishers wait. >> jesus said to his disciples be watchful, be alert. >> reporter: this is what it looked like here last night. several hundred family members, friends, and neighbors wrapped up another day of searching with a candle light vigil.

21-year-old shane montgomery was out with friends wednesday night into early thursday morning. he was last seen at kildare's here on main street. his mother and father emotionally thanked the crowd of several hundred people. >> they were down here this morning when we got here. we did a little search, but when we got here, there was 300-some people down here waiting to search. so what keeps you going, that's what keeps you going. >> reporter: a hard couple of days indeed. this family are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to shane's whereabouts. with a you're seeing now is the search as it happened yesterday afternoon. i was there as they gathered together at a local church. a very large group indeed, including members of greater philadelphia search and rescue. the search continues. that will happen later this morning along the manayunk canal. that's when the marine unit is expected to come back out here. they've already performed searches over the past couple of

days, but they are coming back to search again. shane's family, they're getting desperate for answers but are asking that volunteers stay home today, so as not to interfere with the police efforts. live in manayunk this morning, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. this morning, a man remains in stable condition after philadelphia police shot him in the germantown section of the city. this happened last night. the man is being treated for a gunshot wound to his neck. police tell us they recovered a weapon at the scene. no officers were hurt. we're working to find out exactly why police opened fire on the man. today in ferguson, missouri, officials will make a statement on the resignation of darren wilson. he's the ferguson police officer who shot and killed michael brown, the unarmed teenager. wilson turned in his resignation yesterday, effective immediately. he was on paid leave since shooting brown in august. last monday, a grand jury in ferguson decided not to indict wilson for killing the

18-year-old during a confrontation. both the shootings and the decision fueled protests in ferguson and across the nation and those protests have not stopped. demonstrators set out yesterday on a week-long 120-mile march from ferguson to the governor's mansion in jefferson city, missouri. the naacp organized the march and is calling for police reform in ferguson and throughout the country. >> it's a matter of turning anger into action. and bringing about justice. >> meanwhile, merchants in ferguson are trying to get back to business. some of the worst violence happened just after the grand jury's decision was announced, and some of that violence happened at the stores and shops. but things are looking up. yesterday, police reopened streets that were declared crime scenes just days ago. it's going to be a busy

travel day for the thousands of people who spent thanksgiving away from home. philadelphia international says today is the busiest day of the year at the airport. officials recommend that travelers arrive two hours early for domestic flights and three hours early for international flights. that way you can go through check-in and security without any problems. amtrak also advises train riders to get through 30th street station. there are extra holiday trains and more seats on amtrak's northeast corridor, but still expect large crowds. if you have not had your fill of shopping these last few days, tomorrow is cyber monday. millions of people will be online looking for deals. the better business bureau has ways to avoid scams and hackers. you should only shop at trusted retailers. then confirm each store's return and exchange policies to help you decide where to spend your money. and finally, use your credit card. many cards have zero liability policies, which means you don't pay anything if somebody steals and uses your credit card

number. tomorrow we will get a look at the cyber monday operations at one of the biggest online retailers amazon. the company will give us a tour of its order fulfillment center. amazon customers ordered more than 36 million items last year on cyber mondays. local mom and pop shops kicked the holiday shopping into high gear this weekend with small business saturday. down the shore, some folks skipped the malls to shop small yesterday. this was the scene in cape may. small business saturday started four years ago as a way to encourage people to shop at independently owned businesses. it was also a hit in camden county. shoppers took advantage of the holiday deals. and many of those sales there will continue through today, etch though it's one day past small business saturday. president obama did his part to support the mom and pop shops. he took his daughter sasha and malia to a locally owned bookstore in washington. the first family bought two bags of books.

we are getting a first look at the sales numbers from black friday. those numbers are actually down because many people started shopping a little bit earlier this year. they were out and about on thanksgiving day. spending on the holiday jumped 24% to more than $3 billion. meanwhile, black friday sales dropped 7% to just more than $9 billion. studies also show that more people are staying home to shop. online black friday sales climbed 9.5%. according to the experts, one out of every four sales came from a smart phone or a tablet. now to news from our jersey shore bureau. people turned out to celebrate winter on the holiday weekend. this was the scene at snow fest saturday in avalon. for the second year in a row, families got to enjoy games, rides and prizes at the carnival. and, of course, santa was there. the cost of gas is plunging across the country. the lowest prices we've seen in four years.

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this is "nbc 10 news." >> at 6:41, let's take another live look down the shore this morning out over cape may. looking at that beautiful sun coming up. should be a really nice day. temperatures are going to warm into the mid 50s, but in terms of the seven-day forecast, we've got a little bit of a roller coaster ride. temperatures will warm up and dip, and we do have some precipitation in the forecast. brittney shipp will talk about it coming up. the price of gas is now at its lowest level in four years. and consumer experts say those

savings really couldn't come at a better time. gas prices are dropping every week. last week, it went down four cents a gallon. aaa says the national average price is now about 2.78 and prices are expected to keep falling, especially because opec failed to agree to cut back on oil production. shoppers tell us that they appreciate the savings. >> it makes me not feel so bad about driving further out to shop. >> every penny dropped in gas prices leads to a billion dollars pumped back into the economy in terms of discretionary income. >> some experts believe we could see these lower prices at the pump until at least the middle of next year. now let's check in with tyler matheson, who has a preview of what we can expect during the week ahead on wall street.

>> with stocks on a roll and oil prices at a more than four-year low, investors are looking forward to a new week and the start of the final month of the year on wall street. stores are all packed with customers and with workers, and that will likely factor into this friday's november employment report from the labor department. analysts expect another month of strong hiring in the month of november with 200,000 or more americans finding jobs. we'll also get auto sales data for the month of november. we should see another small increase. cyber monday. that's monday. which was the biggest sales day of the year in 2013 for online retailers. they took in $2.3 billion in retail sales thanks to a lot of exclusive online deals on monday. just a trickle of earnings reports coming out, including from the teen retailer abercrombie & fitch, and the gun maker smith and wesson. another hearing over the japan airbags, and what took the company so long to announce a recall. and tune in right here on wednesday night for the lighting of the rockefeller center

christmas tree. 45,000 lights, all energy-efficient l.e.d.s will make new york city shine even brighter. great night in the city. i'm tyler matheson. get all your business news on cnbc. the 76ers break a franchise record, but it's nothing to be proud of. we'll explain next in sports. and our temperatures will continue to climb today above average both today and tomorrow. but big changes on the way. i'll go over all the details in your seven-day forecast.

now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head into the rest of your sunday to end your weekend, we are going to see warmer conditions both today and tomorrow. dry for us as well on this sunday, and then a chance of showers. as we head into next week. but a live look right now at the comcast center, we are going to see mostly cloudy skies today. 43 degrees if philadelphia. wind speeds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. 38 degrees in trenton. we're below freezing in allentown. 32 degrees in mount pocono. 44 in atlantic city. and 47 degrees in stone harbor. so it is a mild start to your morning. we are going to see mild conditions as we head into the rest of today as well. but your feels like temperature, it only feels like 38 degrees in philadelphia. feeling like 38 in atlantic city. and our 24-hour temperature change map shows we are much warmer this morning than yesterday morning. up 24 degrees in the poconos.

up 24 in atlantic city. up 22 degrees in mount holly. same thing for millville. our radar shot shows we have clouds that are going to stick with us throughout the day. and we'll continue to see wind speeds coming frup the south. warmer air moving in. our wind speeds will stay breezy, even gusty as we head into the rest of today. milder conditions and that's just the beginning. take a look at the difference between monday and tuesday. 38 degrees. much colder, plus we're tracking a chance of showers tuesday night heading into wednesday. we should see all rainfall on wednesday with temperatures back in the 50s. plenty of sunshine on thursday. temperatures at 49 degrees. and another chance of rain

friday and saturday. hey, i'm john clark. the sixers off to their worst start in franchise history. it's a story of the mavs and the mavs last night. the sixers fighting hard. look at the hustle here from k.j. mcdaniels. he's eventually going to get it to go. he gets the sixers within four. and then, the dunk. 18 points for him. mcw had a triple-double, but the sixers lose 110-103. they're 0-16, worst start in team history and two losses away from matching the nba record. >> we're getting close. i mean, we're improving every day, every game. i think we still have a lot more room for improvement. so we're just sticking with it. flyers lose their tenth straight regular season win. here it is at the garden yesterday. tied at 1-1. flyers power play.

brayden schenn finds jake voracek. that's the first lead they've had in a week. but the rangers have nicknamed this kid quickie. roughly three minutes later, first nhl goal, so we are tied at 2-2. in the third, derick brassard scores again. the flyers lose 5-2. they've lost eight of nine. the coach has tried benching players. nothing is working right now. >> you know, skate. we are slower everywhere. that's the problem. he can't score goals for us. >> got to pan up and go win hockey games. >> penn state finishes their regular season at 6-6. their first non-winning season in ten years. bad start against michigan state. opening kickoff here. r.j. shelton, 90 yards for the touchdown. it takes 14 seconds to quiet happy valley. and then we're going to jump to the end of the half.

penn state is driving. christian hackenburg looking for the end zone. this is going to go off chris godwin's hands. intercepted. nittany lions lose 34-10. but christian hackenburg remains committed to penn state. >> this is where i'm at, this is where i am to be. a team that i love, guys i love, university i love to be at. wouldn't rather be anywhere else. >> villanova will host liberty next saturday in the second round of their playoffs. temple hosting cincinnati at the link. second quarter, trouble for the owls here. p.j. walker rolling out. he loses the football. the bearkats would turn that into a touchdown. and temple loses 14-6. they're 5-5. so they need a win at tulane next week to be bowl eligible. division two, second round playoffs, westchester led concord at the half, but in the second, all concord.

westchester loses. concord will face bloomsburg next week. second round of the division three playoffs. widener beats christopher newport, so the pride will face lindfield next saturday. st. joe's prep and pensbury both win, so they're going to meet in the state semifinals next saturday. college hoops. la salle facing vanderbilt. look at the referee. rick crawford accidentally got whacked in the head. trainers and medical staff attended to him for ten minutes. he apparently is doing okay now. la salle lost that game to vanderbilt. penn lost to wagner. i'm john clark. enjoy your sunday.

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this is "nbc 10 news." >> this one's a true heartwarming holiday story. a woman got a real surprise during pennsauken's annual parade yesterday. longtime resident chris proposed

to carol. carol thought that chris was in the parade because he was going to be honored for his work with the youth athletic association. instead, he dropped to one knee and pulled out a ring. >> it took two months to pull it together and i did it. >> i feel like i'm losing my mind. i'm extremely happy. i couldn't be any happier. >> i think those two are going to be loyal patrons of that parade. i think they'll be there every year. their family and friends were there to see the proposal and we wish them all the best. searching for shane, after he vanished without a trace. matt delucia is live in manayunk. >> reporter: shane montgomery's mother and father say they will never stop looking for him. we'll tell you what's going on today, coming up after this break. and it's nice that i'm tracking a warm-up just in time

for your weekend. how warm we'll get and how long will it stay above average. it's coming up in my seven-day forecast.

right now on "nbc 10 news," it is day four in the search for a missing college sfutudent who disappeared after leaving a philadelphia pub. we'll explain why police are calling in special crews today. it is one of the busiest travel days of the year as thousands will head home after the thanksgiving holiday. a chilly start to our morning as we take a live look at center city, but it will warm up here by the afternoon. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary conners. it's just before 7:00 on this sunday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the conditions outside, and still some lingering clouds out there, but no rain to worry about, right, brittney? >> we're going to see a dry sunday, but the interesting thing is temperatures are anywhere from about ten to 25 degrees warmer this morning than what we saw yesterday. already in the 40s throughout parts of our area. that's a beautiful shot of cape may. our temperatures at 42 in philadelphia. low 40s in millville. 31 in allentown.

and 34 degrees in the poconos. heading into the rest of today, we are going to see a mild day above our average, which is 51 for this time of year. by 4:00 p.m., 49 degrees. by 8:00 p.m. and even warmer conditions on the way heading into tomorrow. vanished without a trace. family and friends want answers after the disappearance of a westchester university student. this morning, philadelphia police believe the search in manayunk where the 21-year-old young man was last seen after a night out on thanksgiving eve. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in manayunk this morning. matt, this time of year the streets are packed with shoppers. instead, hundreds have poured into that area to help with the search effort. >> reporter: unfortunately, there has been no sign of shane, at least not as of yet. we'll go ahead and show you some video of what it looked like as a vigil was under way for shane montgomery. family members, friends, ne