brotherly love ape sisterly affection has a new mayor and jim kenney outlined what he hopes to do over the the next four years. we will have team coverage in just a moment but first the coldest weather of the the season is here. good evening, i'm ukee washington. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. we are feeling that arctic blast and temperature is dropping quickly. the meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more, kate. >> jessica and ukee we have experienced warmest december by far on record in philadelphia, now there is a time to pay the piper, temperatures have dropped considerably even since this morning and we continue to see temperatures tank overnight heading for middle teens, by far, the coldest night of the winter so far. the lets look at how it feels right now stepping out the tonight right now 24 in philadelphia. it is 17 in allentown. it is only six, 6 degrees in mount pocono and 27 degrees in millville. this is more of the shock to the system because we have not felt cold like this really since last winter. what it feels like right now when you factor in the wind gusting to 20 miles an hour in

spots. that is making it feel already like the single digits. the it feels like nine in philadelphia. feels like four in allentown. that is not a typo but feels like 13 below zero in mount pocono. our low tonight, forecast ted low in philadelphia 16 making it the coldest night since march 6th and 7th of 2015 when the mercury went down to 11 degrees. it was that cold in march last year. we had a very cold winter. coming up i'll tell you how long this first cold spell of 2016 will last. back inside to you. there is a new mayor in town. jim kenney was sworn in this morning and festivities are still going on tonight. >> we have team three coverage. walt hunter is a at city hall with all of the highlights from today's inauguration ceremony but first we will get to vittoria woodill live at the convention center for nag recall block party. mayor kenney is expect to speak at 6:30, torey. >> that is right, this is in the a ball, this is a block party, take a look at all of

the people you have been beater with the heater on the stage, you have the phillies fanatic, lots of philly pride here all celebrating our 99th mayor of philadelphia. food trucks are flooding the convention center and all of these folks are having fun but a lot of food and amazing entertainment as they celebrate our brand new mayor. the it is not only out this way where we have a lot of fun. they even have something set up where you can take pictures for folks who are actually what they with like our new mayor to bring to philadelphia. inn what they can bring as well. if you look behind me you can see here where it says i plan to be a better corporate citizen. pretty amazing stuff. it is amazing how something like this really brings people together wanting to do better. we have a new mayor, new year and we are celebrating jim kenney the 99th mayor of philadelphia and having a great time doing it. a lot of mayors in the past

have something little differently when it came to the inaugural ball because for them it was a ball, lots of formalities, we have black tie affairs but, jim kenney, doing things differently. he ising block party style in very colorful and very vibrant, and very lively, a and that is all because he is taking a new approach into the community and he can really see that here tonight. a as he celebrates local food and local businesses, while incorporating our food trucks in the area. they are all part of the mobile food association where they celebrate small businesses and really a tribute a lot to jim kenney for being an advocate of that, mayor jim kenney, as he is today. we are having a fantastic time this evening. as you'll notice, the the celebration is underways about 1500 attendees are getting ready to have a fantastic night to celebrate a brand new year with our brand new mayor.

it is a fantastic event. nothing gets better then beater with the heater behind me. it is really fantastic. >> jerry blavat is in the house and many more. thanks very much. mayor kenney took center stage at the the academy of muse thick morning and reiterated his campaign prom toys build a city government that is more accessible and accountable to its people. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live outside city hall with more on the new mayor's world wind inauguration day, walt. >> reporter: ukee, while kenney ran for mayor, shortly after he was sworn in at the the a academy of music, he walk to his new office, right here at city hall. on that stroll through lunchtime crowds despite the the cold weather, he got a really happy greeting from a lot of folks. spontaneous cheers erupted for james kenney, as he chose to mingle with lunchtime crowds and walk the several blocks to the new office he will now

occupy as mayor. >> kenney, kenney. >> supporters of the immigration reform, welcomed kenney with loaves of bread at city hall. >> gave mayor kenney two loaves of bread, as a thanks for his support. >> i will discharge duties of my office with fidelity. >> with fidelity. >> reporter: minutes earlier the 57 year-old son of the philadelphia fire fighter, who was raised in a south philadelphia row house took the oath of office, his son and daughter at his side, after he had served 23 years as a city council member. >> my parents self lessness led me to this stage and together they taught the me that you can never truly be happy unless you are in service to others. >> ♪ >> reporter: choir voices a feeling of the optimism filled the moment, kenney making berth education, and police community relations, his top priorities. >> so excited about the the new administration.

people offering exchanges and major possibility. >> reporter: so, on this freezing day, greetings, kenney walking the last few steps on his journey, now the 99th mayor of the philadelphia god bless you, let's get to work. >> reporter: this swearing in ceremonies aren't over for mayor kenney, tomorrow morning at 10:30 it will be the swearing in of the cities new police commissioner, richard ross, and then in the afternoon, a supreme court justice kevin dougherty, the same man, who swore in kenney into his office this morning. live from city hall, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. on his first, very busy day, in office, mayor kenney made time for official city business. he signed six executive orders into law, four of them were the creation or reestablish. of captain level positions or offices. he also signed an executive

order that changes how the the city shares information with the federal government about detained undocumented immigrants. >> only way that federal government, local government ape law enforcement is going to have a cooperative, productive, relationship is that it is done through the the community. it cannot come from the top down or from the federal government down or city government down. it has to come from the community up. >> the six executive order amended cities anti discrimination policy on contracts for minority, women and disable businesses. the the the state academy of music was full with other city officials being sworn in as well, they included 17 city council members, as five were elect. fail a sheriff, register of wills, three city commissioners and a host of judges also took the oath of office during the inaugural ceremony. a dozen officials were also sworn in montgomery county, and that included district attorney kevin steel. >> discharge duties of my office. >> with fidelity. >> with fidelity.

>> congratulations. >> the group of elect officials took oath of office a at glenside's keswick theater today, steele becomes d.a. as office takes on high profile cases including ones against bill cosby and kathleen kane. michael nutter visited his alma matter st. joes prep in philadelphia, and his final official appearance as mayor. he delivered his farewell address to the student body this morning and he reflected on how the school helped produce two mayors back to back. it is first for philadelphia so for at least 12 years and probably 16 this city will be led by a jesuit trained st. joseph prepare try high school graduate and i think that is significant. >> nutter graduated from the prep in 197 56789 kenney yad waited a year later in 1976. in other news tonight the least high county coroner says an autopsy of jayliel vega revealed no injury. autistic five-year old wandered off during a new years party last thursday.

his body was found on saturday in the the nearby canal. allentown police have called jayliel's death a tragic accident. coroner will announce an official cause of death after an investigation, is complete. a new jersey couple is behind bars, after police say that they left their children in the car, while they gambled. this happened at parx casino saturday night. one year-old three, year-old and eight year-old were found sitting in the back seat the in below freezing temperatures. their parents ebb any walker and jared nelson are charged with reckless endangerment and endangering welfare of children. >> spend extra money and get a baby-sitter. if you are a gambler you made a hell of the game that many day by gambling with your children's lives and in this particular case thank god that the children were not hurt. >> they were left in the car for more than an hour and a half, and were spotted bypass beer hoy notified security. still to come on "eyewitness news" a wild ride on wall street, stocks opened up with a big skid, we will tell you where they end the

day and what it means moving forward. broken foot sent this teen on the path to charity how she turned her injury in the chance to help her community. and the the temperature just keeps on dropping, overnight we're heading for teens and tomorrow, the coldest day of the winter, so far, but how long does this bitter chill, last in the forecast, i'll have your full seven day coming up, don. what i told you chip is living philadelphia but not going too far, potential landing spot for kellee, and also the the eagles report live a interview lined up for tomorrow, we will tell you who is in the running forehead coaching gig, later in sports.

a drastic drop on wall street as a global sell off send stocks plumetting... the the dow jones went down 276 points, it was down more than 400 points at one point. it is due to an economic slow down in china and tensions between saudi arabia and iran which affect oil prices but experts say in the the to worry.

>> they had a difficult night in china their market down, 10 f the circuit breakers stopping the market and that kind of spread off to around the globe hitting us on wall street. now, granted the market is down, it is a difficult day but 400 points in context of 17,017,500, it is not a lot. >> dow jones closed at 17,149 for a one and a half percent drop, s and p500 was down by a similar margin. nasdaq fell more than 2 percent. stay tuned for more on the rocky day for wall street on "cbs evening news" with scott pelley, tonight right here on cbs-3 right after we sign off at 6:30. one central bucks high school student is paying it forward. she's opening up a pop up clothing boutique for girls in need. as greg argos reports the the clothing is free and very fashionable. >> reporter: idea started with a broken foot. >> she was an athlete

competing nationally. >> sidelined by her injury hanna sexton's mom, gave her doubt are one week to mourn. >> you have to get on with life. >> reporter: ultimatum about her messy room. >> and while you're doing that you have to do something with all those clothes upstairs. to have a clothing exchange with your friend. she said that would just be like me giving my friend more stuff and you know, we don't really need anymore stuff then we had. >> reporter: cb woes senior sent out a group text asking for clothing donations. >> everyone basically just texted, you know, to pull through. >> reporter: the at the beginning of the school year she set up a pop up clothing boutique for girls her age at a local woman's shelter. she opened up another during christmas break. >> really came a little timid and didn't know what to do i said this goes well with this. >> reporter: not all of the clothing that is coming from hanna's closet, some coming from right here from the nova thrift shop, where hanna has been a volunteer for more than five years. >> they helped so much, like

giving, anything that they saw that looks like, teenage and like nice that was just coming through they put aside for me. >> reporter: sixteen year-old hopes to open up before the next school year. >> i cannot even express in word how i feel, it is incredible. >> reporter: that is because hanna knows teen girl that she has helped feel incredible as well. >> they have confidence going in to maybe a new school with the the new outfit, it the might, you know, it might make great their futures. >> reporter: in doylestown greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, very nice. >> glad to hear that. >> kate joins with us our forecast and this is seasonal, this is it. >> it is a little colder then it should be. >> all right. >> up around 40, this time of the year, today we got the to 36 but temperatures are dropping. tomorrow not much better than freezing for daytime highs. for the the first time in a while we are pretty significantly below average, ape tonight, the coldest night of the year, it sound impressive but it is not because year is only four days old. coldest night of winter so

far, and temperatures colder then tonight then they have been in quite sometime in fact. since early march last year. we have cold start to march last year with two night down around 11 degrees, march 6th and 7th. lets look at what is going on outside beautiful, crisp clear night. we will go out to the hotel bethlehem in northampton county. cheer skies, road are dry, you don't to have worry about ice or anything like that. that is good news. dues are very low in the single digits and that means they are very dry and crisp. you will want to turn on that heat, turn up the heat and put an extra blanket the on the bed outside for tonight or inside i should say. definitely not a night to be out for any length of time. storm scan three shows a whole lot of nothing maybe a few flurries moving through delaware, most of these snow showers missing us off to the south and to the west. even a few snow showers making their way all the way down into west virginia, even into north carolina a. that is how far this cold has penetrated, it is headed for gulf coast. you can see temperatures in

our area impressively chilly at least after the the warmth we have been enjoying. twenty-four in philadelphia right now. seventeen in allentown. six in mount pocono. twenty-seven in dover. see how far this cold has moved south. we have got blue colors touching gulf of mexico here 36 in birmingham,al bam, 38 in at the plant a and 36, in nashville. so it is cold all across eastern half of the country, morning lows for your tuesday, in the zero range, in mount pocono, right around 0 degrees in the poconos and even into the north and lehigh valley. we expect morning lows in the teens in philadelphia, allentown, trenton, wilmington, possibly even single digits here in the northern and lehigh valley a and cities like allentown, bethlehem and easton and in the 20's generally low 20's, shore points and portions of southeastern delaware. certainly coldest night in quite sometime. you have to factor in the wind as well what to expect overnight coldest air of winter, wind chill near zero even in philadelphia, frigid start to your tuesday, afternoon highs around

10 degrees below average. it doesn't sound that cold but when average is around 40 you can imagine how cold it will be. 1:00 a.m. it feels sub zero in reading and lancaster. 5:00 a.m. look at what it feels like in philadelphia, minus 12 in mount pocono and feels like eight the at 9:00 a.m. when folks are heading out. overnight 15 degrees is the the low. feels colder then. that tomorrow sun, frigid, blustery high of 33. expected to feel in better than around 24. here's big massive cold air moving in but watch what happens in the weaken it does start to warm up again but in the the for long. another batch of cold air moves in as we get into next week and temperatures outlook for next week is still below average in philadelphia it will come in fits but when you start to get pushes of cold air we will get better chance for winter weather, we have not seen any yet. you can see back to the 60's this weekend but if we get a storm time out, that will bring us a better chance for some snow and i think we will get into this winter but not just yet. >> my sister in pittsburgh and

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