all right. before we head ou2014 is almost over. so we're leaving you with our most stylish stars of the year. it was quite difficult because this year was on fire. yeah, it was. >> for style. i mean this is who get my vote. gwen stefani. the hair the makeup was impeccable. i mean she's a full rock 'n' roll package. i love you, gwen. >> moving on to mine, very simple. george clooney. keeps it simple and it's classy. plus h go-to designer, armani. just call on george. i have tgive it up to pharrell. he gets my vote for three reasons. he's clearly his own stylist. nobody is guiding hichoices. he avoids suits and tuxes.

he's not waiting on anybody approval. that's real style. >> very nice. >>u know who has the best style in 2014? look at that do yo brooch. the "insider" with -- >> yahoo! >> your celebri

♪ we start with breaking news tonight. a tragic scene in gloucester county new jersey. after child is struck and killed by a police cruiser. good evening, everyone i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. authorities say the victim is a 10-year-old boy. now the accident happened at delsea drive and paul street in franklin township, and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the breaking developments. matt. >> reporter: natasha investigators were out on this road for hours just wrapping up the scene here within the last 15 minutes or so.

officials stressed their investigation is in its very beginning stages, but one official did tell us what they know so far just a short time ago. >> the gloucester county prosecutor's office is currently conducting investigation no a fatal motor vehicle accident that occurred early this evening in franklin township. victim was a 10-year-old boy and the driver of the vehicle was a franklin township police officer officer. and the matter is currently under investigation. we will release more details as we receive them, and we would like to offer our deepest condolences to the family of that child. >> reporter: and the family and some friends of the victim gathered near the seen of the accident shortly after it occurred. officials say it happened right around 7:00 p.m. this evening. that's when that 10-year-old boy and two friends were walking near the road. witnesses on scene tell "eyewitness news" that they were headed to sleepover when one of the boys ran across the road safely. a second boy that 10-year-old ran across as well and was struck by the police cruiser

heading down the street. only one police officer inside the cruiser at the time. we also learned a short time ago that the officer inside that car was responding to a call. a medics were immediately call to the scene and witnesses said cpr was performed but the boy did die of his injuries. the police officer driving the cruiser was also taken to the hospital with unknown injuries at this point. now whether that officer is at fault here or whether this was just a terrible accident, is under investigation right now. accident and reconstruction teams were on scene here for hours but no matter the out come of that investigation just a terrible night here in gloucester county. we're live in gloucester county, matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thank you so much. also developing at this hour the search resumes for air asia flight 8501 and based on were they know at this point officials say it's believed this plane is at the bottom of the sea. the jetliner disappeared from radar as it traveled from

indonesia to singapore. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more on the on-going search mission. >> reporter: at least a dozen navy ships five planes, three helicopters and several war ships from three countries are scowering the java sea between indonesian is a and singapore searching fora asia there was 8501. the flight carried 162 passengers including 17 children children. >> all we can hope for the investigators do their jobs jobs as efficiently and quickly as quickly. >> reporter: the plane took off 5:30am. around 6:10 the pilot asked to climb left to avoid clowned. transportation official said that request was denied due to traffic. sometime between 6:17 a.m. and 6:24am the pilot lost contact with indonesian air traffic control. there was no distress signal. violent thunderstorm were reported at the time the plane

disappeared. anxious family members wait at the airport hoping for a miracle miracle. information screens display a message add advising relatives to contact the airline instead of an rival time. >> terrible feeling of loss right now. >> reporter: flight 8501 mysterious disappearance is eerily similar to that of malaysian airlines flight 370 in march. that plane which is still missing carried 239 people. >> i think it's coincidence from what we know at this point. >> reporter: vest gathers say there's node of terrorism but nothing has been ruled out in new york, wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> of course, stay with eyewitness as the search continues for air asia flight 8501. we will have an update on television and online at cbsphilly.com as soon as information trickles inform also spotty showers starting to now move into the region and move out of the region as quickly and after a mild late december weekend, winter is about to make a come back. meteorologist justin drabick

tracking the return of some cold temperatures. justin. that's right, natasha. now it's nothing we can't handle. yes, it is late december so we'll see temperatures getting close to where they should be for this time of year. over the next few days. it's not like a true arctic outbreak that we're talking about this week but here we go. still mild ahead of a cold front causing some showers around the region. especially from philadelphia on south and east through central delaware, southern new jersey, again, very light stuff. another hour or two should begin to move offshore. temperatures still on the mild side. 40s to near 50 degrees this hour. cold air is still out across western pennsylvania. it will get here overnight by the time you wake up monday morning, many areas from the city on northward will be in the 30s. still hank and ton low 40s in the clouds across south jersey and delaware. the hee temperatures on monday little bit cooler. a couple of degrees above average mid fours for philadelphia and at the shore. chilly up in the mountains sunshine temperatures there in the 30s. now coming up in the full forecast we'll tack about how long the dry weather lasts and those temperatures dropping below average as we finish off 2014 that's coming up in a few

minutes. natasha. >> thank you so much justin. in her short live hannah inspired alleges laying in pennsylvania requiring hospitals to screen for a very rare disease caused crabbe today hannah lost her balance. her parents say it gives them comfort to know through anna's law her name will live on. tears, hugs, sincerest condolences for a family experiencing the heartbreaking loss of their child. little hannah just 23 months old wasn't just any child. she changed lives and laws during her short journey. she was adored baby who couldn't move, eat or communicate because of an extremely rare and deadly degenerative 'tis order known as krabbea. >> she has a support system. she changed the world and we're so blessed to have everybody here for us. it's something you can't go through alone. >> she lost her battle with the disease just three days after christmas. candles burn brightly at this

vigil. illuminating the somber faces of those who cared most about her. >> she knew we wanted christmas and she stayed. it was time. she was tired. >> reporter: hasn't gnaw wagon diagnosed at four months old. her mother has fought diligently to have heel pricked screening test added into pennsylvania law it's known as hannah's law and in october governor corbett signed it into law in the state. >> awareness for krabbea caught at birth hannah would have been walking right now. and not sitting in a morgue. she'd be here with us. >> more purposes we found for her life, it gave her and us more reasons why she was here and why she was going to leave this earth earlier than we were. >> reporter: her mammary lingers on at this gathering. her short life filled with purpose. her name forever etched into a law that could ultimately change lives. well hannah would have turned two years old on january 15th.

a dive team meantime heads back into the water looking for clues in the disappearance of shane continue. the garr again state underwater recovery returned return to the schuylkill river in manayunk today. the same group who found his keys last week. divers took turns spending 30 to 40 minutes underwater at a time looking for evidence use a fat fan pattern to he will eliminate areas as they make their way down rivers. >> protesters exercised their fir am the rights on independence mall. they criticizeed police officers who unfairly target minorities. it ended with a march to philadelphia headquarters. they prayed for peace between communities and police. and students enjoying their holiday break they learn they will not be returning to their school. the walter d. palmer leadership learning partner charter school closes for good on december december 31st. and upset parents showed "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson the shocking letter

that arrived in the mail this weekend. >> feel be trade. disrespected. >> reporter: melissa thompson says anger an even bigger emotion after a letter came home from her son's school this weekend but she says none of that compares to how he's doing. >> mentally destroying my son. roar report saturday the letter from walt d. palmer charter school addressed to the parents of nearly 700k through eight students saying at the end of this year, school is shutting down for good. >> walter d. palmer is a charter system buried in financial problems. in may the pennsylvania supreme court ruled the school board has to pay back $1.5 million to the school district of philadelphia for end controlling nearly twice as many students as they were allowed. in october, a lottery was held that cut hundreds of children from palmer charter while palmer high was shut down from good. the letter from the board this weekend tells parents the monthly payments from the court decision are too high and

they're left with no other options. statement from the school district of philadelphia says " "the walter d. palmer organization has not inform the school district of its plan to close the charter school" the district is ready to help parents with the transition to other schools. >> it was like that's our christmas gift? the school closing down on us? >> feels very hurtful. >> reporter: we spec to the school's founder and chairman walter d. palmer by phone. he says he's out of town and couldn't appear on camera but he added that all 675 students will be affected and transition team is in place to work with parents on placing those students in other schools. for now reporting from northern liberties, i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> well arc very disappointing eagles season comes to an end but the birds were at least able to pull off a win in their finale again the new york giants giants. sports director beasley reece is live in the cbs3 sat center with the highlights of this final game.

beas? eagles and giants so many miracles define the rivalry. this too many it was two teams going nowhere playing for pride. here we go. mark sanchez through touchdown to jordan matthews and brent celek on the birds first two possessions. mark finished 23 of 36 for 292 yards and two scores. along with one interception. the birds special teams came through again. third quarter was james casey blocking a punt. tray burton stumbled in for the touchdown. birds end the season at 10 and six. after beating the giants 34-26. >> i think this team played extremely hard. i think they played with great effort. obviously in a couple of game the ball didn't bounce our way. we all felt this week it was important to try to get did you double digit wins to win 10 games in this league is difficult and i was proud of those guys. >> turnovers injuries to the offensive line, offensive quarterback nick foles went down defensive quarterback demeco ryans went down and the cowboys better than we all expected conspired to end the

eagles season early. we'll have more when i see you a little bit later in sports. >> all right. beasley, talk to you soon. thanks so much. still ahead stranded at sea. hundreds of passengers they wait to be rescued after a ferry from greece to italy catches fire. plus caught on video. a child jumps from his burning home into the arms of a loved one. and longest war in american history finally comes to a ceremonial end. justin? after mild temperatures around the delaware valley this weekend wintertime temperatures make a return this week i'll break down the details

>> one person was killed. more than 400 others stranded when a ferry caught fire between italy and albania. passenger shot this incredible video of this fire from the unside. now, italy and grease dispatched boats and helicopters to that scene. rescue efforts are on-going. hampered by rain, hail and rough seas. officials say about 200 of the for hadn't dread 78 people on

board have now been rescued. eyewitnesses say they heard explosions but the cause of the fire does remain under investigation. also a dramatic fire rescue in birmingham alabama all of that captured on video. >> come on, your momma right here. your momma said do it. come on. >> right there you saw three-year-old boy leap from a second story window into his cousin's arms. the family then runs to the back of the apartment complex where another child was trapped. a firefighter was able to rescue that child. officials say food left on stove started that blaze. now the longest war in american history is over. after nearly 13 years america's combat mission in afghanistan has ended. ceremony was held in kabul today to mark the end of the war. president barack obama released a statement honoring the 2200 american who's died and thanking those who served. the us military will continue to

have a limited presence in afghanistan. and sony' play station network it's back up and running. the online gaming service suffered a multi day outage on some of the busiest days of the year. officials from sony entertainment say the network was attacked disrupting connectivity and online game play. a group of hackers who go by the name lizard squad claimed responsibility for the cyber attack. the fbi is currently investigating. the new year it's just days away now and tonight a sneak peek at what's in store for the 2015 mummers parade. ♪ >> the fralinger string band took their rehearsal outside moving to the beat and the ikea parking lot in south philly. auction hear the mewing is now but you will not be able to see those costumes not until the big day. as if the new year isn't enough cause for celebration they're commemorating one hadn't doctored years of participation

in the mummers parade. don't forget to join cbs3 on new year's eve. we'll be broadcasting live from penn's landing to bring you the spectacular fireworks show at the stroke of midnight. you can be a part of our special by sending us your new year's wishes. go to cbsphilly.com or you can use the hash tag cbs3 nye. okay. you warm weather fans i'm sure you loved this weekend with temperatures running a good 15 degrees above average cold weather fans don't worry we got you cover. wait a couple of days we're talking about winter like temperatures returning to our forecast. even those temps will go below average for the middle of the week as we finish off 2014. looking ahead at our weather watchers right now generally mid and still upper fours in some spots across the delaware valley and media pennsylvania jim checks in with frick degrees. eileen in gilbertsville at 42. douglas in vincent town light rain and 46 degrees. and jonathan block here in philadelphia, coming in at 45.

we're looking at some of these rainfall amounts reported again very light. under a tenth of an inch again in vip sent town douglas checks at .08 of an inch. now if you love the weather want to be part of the "eyewitness weather" cast you can become weren't "eyewitness weather" watcher. sign up check out the details at cbsphilly.com/watchers. outside here in center city most of the rain has ended. maybe a couple of sprinkles over the next half hour the bulk of the rain still to our south as we take live look at the ben franklin bridge. still some clouds around. all right. storm scan3 shows that light rain breaking out across the areas of cecil county maryland. central northern delaware into south jersey again this is cold front that's moving on through. thin line of light rain pushing through the next hour or two then we'll see some improvement overnight. temperatures however do drop over the next few days. nothing terribly cold. for this time of year. tomorrow still a couple of degrees above average. average high is 41. by the middle of the week, down

into the 30s much these are high temperatures. so overnight lows in the 20s. cold start to 2015. temps below average by the end week we climb up to where we should be for this too many of year. right now low 40s in some of the suburbs much reading allentown near 50 for philadelphia 46. wilmington delaware, there's the cold air. still lagging out behind this front across western pennsylvania mid theirs in pittsburgh state college. heading eastward overnight. over the next few days seal that colder air from can in a today. temperatures running 5 degrees below average for new year's eve and into mud new year's day. tomorrow back to dry conditions partly sunny skies. highs in the mid 40s. that colder core of air starts to build in on tuesday much that's when you'll feel the difference. temperatures struggle to get into the upper 30s look like new year's eve day only mid theirs for the high the good news it's dry. if you have travel plans or evening plans new year's eve night it looks good. just cold. dress warm. still lingering clouds around south and east of the city tomorrow morning into the

afternoon we go. sunshine returns. lingering clouds around the region on tuesday. but still dry. here's new year's eve afternoon. looks comfortable. temperatures again little below average this time of year at least we'll be in the sunshine. highs tomorrow generally low to mid 40s. so average or slightly above average. there we go on tuesday. starting to cool it down little bit. 30s for the afternoon temperatures. so overnight any showers to the south and east will come to an end. it will be colder towards morning. 38 for center city. colder in some of those northern suburbs. a cooler day on monday. partly sunny skies, 46 for the afternoon high temperature. and we'll check that new year's eve forecast midnight temperatures in the upper 20s. clear conditions if you're heading to penn's landing to check out the firework. here's the extended forecast. mid 40s tomorrow with some sunshine. theirs return for the high. tuesday, wednesday and thursday but look at the overnight lows dropping into the 20s at least during the day see the sunshine bite epp of the week next weekend milder upper 40s to near

50 looks like some rain returns on saturday. we get some cold but it's dry. there's no storms to come through to bring any snow. >> okay. that's a the least one good thing. okay. >> glass half full. that's how we're looking at things. we the eagles, too. they end on a winning note. >> um, they beat giants at the meadow land. >> yeah! >> nothing is left were you the new year's resolutions. plans what they're going to do to the national football league in 2015. you just wait. you just wait until next

>> good, bad and a lot of ugly for the eagles this season. the offense set a franchise record for points scored. kicker codey parkey set nfl and team records for points in a season. passing david akers. but the ugly was brutal. they led the league in turnovers with arthritic. defense led the league in 20-yard plays allowed. plus they allowed 30, 60-yard plays. jeremy maclin and connor barwin had super seasons but they talk

about the problems that led to the early skit. >> at the end of the day man no matter what your record is, wins and losses and everything, whatever, in that particular game you turn the football over you're not going to win. if you don't get turnovers you're not going to win. if you take care of the football you'll win. all about turnovers. >> we have to figure out a way as a whole our biggest achilleas heal this year was turnovers. we didn't give those up two years ago. this year thought big problem. >> coming up next in the sports zone we'll wrap up the season and talk about the improvements improvements the birds to node to make for 2015 when jimmy chem ski of philly voice.com joins me in just a few minutes. we'll

>> welcome back. holiday weekend battle at the box office. and the winner is the hobbit. the battle of the five armies.

i got to see this. final installment of peter jackson's trilogy nabbed the top spot for the second weekend in the row. it earned $41.4 million. unbroken was second followed by into the woods. night at the museum, secret of the tomb and annie. we'll be right back. stay with us.

>> all right. justin let's get that wake up forecast. cool it down little bit this being. typical winter like temperature on the way. not so much tomorrow. above average mid 40s with sunshine but tuesday wednesday and thursday high temperatures in the 30s. looks like new year's eve will be the coldest day. even though we'll have sunny skies. new year's eve night looks dry. temperatures cold in the upper 20s for midnight. dress warm. >> cold is back. it's winter. >> thank you so much. thank you so much for joining us tonight and we always appreciate that. remember we're always on cbsphilly.com. now we're handing things over to