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News 12's Noëlle Lilley is in the Alert Center breaking down the two new bills signed by Mayor Eric Adams aimed at addressing domestic violence and gender-based violence in the city.

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And heading back to work and back to school this week. Here's what you need to know, starting off really mild, but the whole week isn't going to end up that way. In fact, some chilly days ahead and some chilly nights ahead of us as well. There are a couple of changes with the forecast. At first, we thought we'd see a little bit more rain trying to sneak in here midweek or even some snowflakes. But that forecast has changed. You'll see that here a future cast as we go our by heading into the morning, temperatures barely cooling. So it will be a milder start with forties, plenty of sunshine on the way. And then in the afternoon, more clouds will move in. But these clouds are not bringing any rain or snow, which is great news and temperatures are going to be mild in comes the cold air, temperatures on Tuesday waking up are going to be in the thirties again. So you will need the warmer coats. So Monday's high as fifties, this is above average winds that we're going to be picking up 10 to 20 miles an hour. And by the time we get to the evening after the sun sets. Well, it's going to feel quite chilly temperatures dropping into the thirties and it will be much colder, waking up on Tuesday. So here's a look at that extended forecast, dry weather. Now through most of the week for Tuesday and Wednesday, we do have some sun clouds in there but temperatures are only in the forties during the day dropping back to near 30 degrees at night. First night of Hanukkah, it will be colder dry weather as the week wraps up. And then next weekend, look at those temperatures go. There is a spike in temps, highs back into the fifties for a time and there's also a chance of rain, but that's one week out on Sunday. So be sure to stay with us this upcoming week for much more.

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Mayor Adams signs bills providing support to survivors of domestic, gender-based violence

and here at the alert center, we have been watching as mayor ERIC Adams signed two new bills into law that would support survivors of domestic violence in new york city. The first bill is for a housing program to support the needs of survivors as they try to relocate, pay for rent. And the other bill is for an online service portal guide that will let survivors across the city know about all the resources available to them. We heard from the mayor as well as city council speaker Adrienne Adams. Last year, our city recorded more than 89,000 domestic violence complaints, the highest number reported in recent years. And the options are narrow, particularly when you deal with the economics involved and if you have Children, the consequences on leaving home without any financial support makes it extremely difficult. Of the bill's sponsors, council member Tiffany Carbon One. She's of the bill's sponsors. Again, she spoke also about the needs of supporting domestic violence survivors outside of incarceration. They also spoke about how the 2020 pilot version of this program supported around 400 grants almost 400 g across the city, and half of the money given out was used for rent and other housing needs

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