coldest temperatures since last march people in lower manhattan brought out all the winter clothe to brave the frigid wind. hats scarves, hood, john elliot is in the weather center. >> people were like, scrambling, where is the other glove? if. >> just kind of reenforce that winter feel we have snow for the twin forks just a blast of snow, obviously cold enough to support snow, there is just not a lot of available moisture. numbers, they only tell half the story. 28 is the current reading in the city, 18 in monticello. that's about your temperature spread from 18-32. 18 to freezing. throw in that wind, windchills as low as 2 right now. the wind chill in the city is 19 degrees. so this afternoon even the thermometer recovers and we hit 31. we'll with dealing with wind

for a good part of the afternoon. after school, and after work activities will be cold, just wait. it gets colder yet tonight. we'll talk about that and is are the rest coming up in a bit. to find out the you are and the wind chill where you are at anytime. make sure you have the cbs new york weather app, it is free and available in the itunes store. with the cold temperatures could be the first night that homeless people could be forced into shelters. >> it is a new executive order issued by governor cuomo, many challenging the governor's plans including mayor deblasio. cbs janelle is live on the upper west side, janelle. >> reporter: mary, the steps of this church behind me is one of the many places you see people sleeping over night. governor cuomo says forcing them into shelters is simply a matter of human decency. a lot of people are saying there is a political move also illegal.

>> even on some of the coldest nights he said he'd rather this spot than the unknown of a city shelter. >> there is criminals in there, people that came out of jail put them in there, mentally ill people in there, you wouldn't let your dog. >> he calls their home refusing to accept governor cuomo's state executive order that would mandate people on the streets be forced into shelters when the temperature drops below 32 degrees. also refusing to accept the order, mayor deblasio. >> if someone is in danger, we will bring them in period. >> the mayor says it is a practice that has essentially already been if place. >> look. i want to be very, very clear. for years the nypd and our outreach workers if they believe someone is in real danger they have a right to bring them in and they have been bringing them in. >> some speculate the order is politically motivated bullying who has been add odds with the

mayor deblasio has been facing the homeless. there is a question whether the legal. >> it is a violation of constitutional rights. donna is executive director union. >> rounding people up because they are homeless is is bothillegal and bad policy. if people want to go. a band-aid. now, the head of the civil liberties union says that you can only legally force the homeless off the street if they are committing a crime or hurting themselves or others, they say that they will closely be following this mandate to see how it is enforced. reporting live this afternoon from the upper west side. janelle burrell, cbs news. a rough start to 2016 for

market plunged 7% on the first day of trading for the year taking a look the dow nasdaq down 432 points. what's going on here. >> reporter: the dow having its years. at one point it was down 467 points that's the worst since 1932. of course all of this as you mentioned coming from the 7% drop in china, china has new rules in place so that if they have a big drop, they have what's called a circuit breaker they stop trading, take a breather so people can get their thoughts together and go back in hopefully with a level head. that happened at a 5% drop. took a 15% break and the market continues to fall further. after it fell 7% they closed the stock market in china that

we saw the first worst day ever for european stocks as i say here in the u.s. we are seeing the first worst day on the dow in 84 years. >> thank you very much. the dow down 2.5%. now to a developing story tom coughlin is still the head coach of the new york giants for now he'll meet with team honers at 1%, he did not mention his future at his post game press conference. >> i'm willing to give myself a little bit of time, i'm sure we'll talk with ownership and then we'll go from there. but today, his future and his past are the top stories coming out of east rutherford. yesterday's 35-30 loss to the eagles a snapshot of another lost season for the giants the team's inability to finish the giants lost 6 games this season

8 giant losses came by 5 points or less. coughlin's career will be best known for his two monumental super bowl victories over tombrady and the new england patriots, super bowl will pay for the likely induction into the hall of fame one day. for now, those who know him would prefer to continue coaching big blue even the losses and the mistakes mounted, and the players took note. >> when he walks in the room, he is still coach coughlin. he'll let you know you did things right as well. like i said it's been a pleasure playing for him. >> he has always had respect from the locker room but needed more support between the lines. with the fourth straight season with no post season, the popular belief was that change was necessary. >> everything he did this season, everything he did, he got to go.

just have to move on. >> he did say at that players meeting he did tell the players if it is the last time they are meeting he enjoyed their time. he'll learn his fate at 1:00 today, all indications are that the two sides will go in different directions. the hunt is on for a man who stabbed a mcdonalds employee to death outside a restaurant in the bronx. that restaurant just across the street from the 50th police precinct station house. meg baker joins us in the kings bridge section, meg. >> reporter: chris and mary, chilling start to this monday, police are still searching for that suspect said to be a homeless man that stabbed a mcdonalds employee to death right here in this parking lot on 236th street and broadway. we spoke to family and friends of the man that died.

former over night manager was stabbed to death outside the fast food restaurant. >> the suspect was in the bathroom for an extended period of time when he ordered him out and went into the parking lot. that's when he stabbed garcia in the neck and chest. left behind, a shoe and cell phone. they say homeless people use the mcdonalds daily to use restroom or sit inside. >> if a homeless person show up we say you can't be here, if they start getting aggressive we would just tell them to leave before we just call the cops. garcia's father answered the door at his riverdale apartment. >> i'm sorry but my mom is devastated.

>> he was just coming out of work, an honest earning man, a family man and he was just a great person and the fact that this happened was just, there is no words. after the attack the homeless man left the scene. garcia went back inside the mcdonald's and collapsed taken to new york presbyterian where he passed away. >> garcia's former team said he never felt unsafe at this location at mcdonalds where he worked because there is literally a police precinct just around the corner. behind me you can see still very much an active scene as police search for that suspect. we're live in the bronx, meg baker, cbs 2 news. the new year brings extra tax break for commuters who take mass transit the combination will allow half a million city workers to shave up to $1,000 off their annual

how it will affect their employees, diane has more on the new commuter tax benefit. >> mayor deblasio and senator schumer started their morning offhanding out fliers to subway riders hoping to spread the word about a new commuter tax benefit. >> it is brand new, all you have to do is get your employer to fill out a form and you get it off your taxes. were you aware before you saw them? >> no, no. >> i think it is a good opportunity for all of us, that take the trains every day. the benefit allows all commuters across america to deduct $255 to pay for mass transit costs way up from last year when congress cut the benefit to $130. >> you could always do this if you drove to work, but if you were a mass transit user, you could only take only half of that deductionnd for awhile you couldn't take any of that deduction. >> unlike previous increases which had to be renewed, the

>> from this point on, that number will continue to grow with inflation. >> still new york city took things one step further with a new local law. >> it requires businesses with 20 or more full time employees to allow workers to use pre-tax income to pay for their commuting costs before this was voluntary. >> the mandate covers roughly 22,000 city businesses who have until yal july first, after that they have 90 days to fix the violations or face a fine up to $250. some want more. >> deblasio and schumer say they bush for it to be include, in brooklyn, cbs 2 news. there is much more ahead at noon, schools shut down for the day after the entire school bus

that next. . well there will be no school today for students. classes were canceled after vandels targeted the local bus lot damaging many vehicles, cbs 2 is there live with the very latest, brian. >> mary and chris some 3,000 students here, in the public school district got their christmas vacation extended by this vandalism there are about 60 school buses stored behind the high school behind me here, on primrose street almost half

vandellized at some point over the holiday weekend. officials tell us when the school bus drivers arrive for work this morning at about 6 a.m., they discovered things like smashed windows, slashed tires and more extensive damage. >> the damage ranged from punctured tires broken windshields to fire extinguishers that were discharged within the bus or missing from the bus. >> any idea who would have done this? >> no idea, the matter is being investigated by the state police. the state police tell us that they are looking into whether this could have been students or someone else, they are calling it a very serious case of criminal mischief. the school district officials tell us they are doing emergency repairs and hoping to have everything back to normal so they can get the students to school tomorrow, they are having an emergency meeting this afternoon to make a decision but right now, they are scrambling to make repairs

together again. reporting from somers in west chester county, cbs 2 news. the mysterious wreck of the el faro, we have never before seen video of the ship that went down in the bermuda triangle. >> john elliot will let us know

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to see just openness, extremely moving and difficult, it was a very big surprise to see that. moving in what way? >> just to see the violence of the sea and the winds that it would have had to occur to cause that kind of -- i'm sorry. to cause that kind of an event. on the morning of october first, el faro's captain sent a distress call from the eye of the hurricane, was listing at a 55 degree angle with waves at 30 feet high they used sonar and a piece of equipment called the curve. but finding the wreck hasn't answered the biggest question, why did they end up on a collision course with a monster of a storm? >> we're looking at the over site, the direction to see what information was available to him.

the ship did not respond to our request for comment. chris van cleave, cbs news, washington. now it is time for your exclusive cbs 2 forecast, we bring in john elliot. i'll tell you, a little chilly out there finally? remember the folks saying, man, it is just not cold enough. it is now. only a matter of time. happy new year to you, forget to say that, glad you stopped by for lunch. 28 to about 32 on average around the area, shiver me timbers, that's cold. however, greg says, he was another one of these folks waiting for the cold, he has a windchill at 17 degrees the neighbors to the north mark they have a wind chill as well. they sent in this beautiful moon view, we've got new weather gear from tony, i like this, this is very pretty, a nice sign of the season and then charlie also i'll tell you, blue mountain is actually

the resorts to make snow today and tomorrow, the problem is we aren't going to have a rain event and it will be a rain event by those temperatures on friday. it is not warm now, sunny and 28 wind out of the northwest at 9. that is a bit of a break, winds gusting between 20 and 30 miles per hour you look at the air temperature readings between 18 and 32, 32, the warmest readings you through in that wind and wind chills as low as 5 now. wind chills is 19. 36 the high for the books, that was at midnight this afternoon will be well below the normal of 39. sunsets at 4:41. you know it is interesting when you factor in the wind, those wind chills become crucial between now and end of the afternoon and evening hours, we're going to cross over the threshold likely dealing with single digits wind chills for the city widespread north and

1, wind chill possibly as low as 1 degree, subzero wind chills and for the kids tomorrow morning, still single digits wind chills by tomorrow afternoon there is a little less wind but you're still dealing with wind chills below freezing at 25 and then you are going to see a bit of an improvement. still wednesday morning wind chills in the teens, what happens on wednesday, though? we're going to turn things around. you'll see mostly sunny skies and the 40s return then more clouds friday with a chance of rain but look at that with a high of 47 it is a rain event not a snow event. please take care of the pets take care of the pipes watch yourself this afternoon and tonight, heat your home and apartment safely. >> single digits tonight? thank you. still ahead here at noon, star wars the new awakening

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the top is avatar, brought in $88 million in ticket sales the comedy daddy's home came in second. followed by the hateful 8 and then sisters, and then alvin and the chipmunks. coming up tonight beginning at 5, it is a pill that could prevent hiv, approved by the fda why aren't more doctors prescribing it? and then at 6:00, carjacked and kidnapped dramatic video shows a terrified long island woman making a woman for it how she finally got away after being held captive for 100-miles. those stores much more tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00. that's going to do it for us here at noon i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi, we'll see