natasha brown in for erika von tiehl today. >> i'm ukee washington. we are following story of mysterious death in upper merion. we will have those details in a bit. lets start off with traffic and weather together with katie and bob, katie, good morning good morning, ukee. today will be our most activity weather day of the entire week but you may not notice any kind of of major issues out there depending on location but we will track a few showers or storms and we have to talk about tropical storm berth, bob, it is making its closest pass to the shore. it will impact the the shoreline as a result. >> good morning, everybody. we are in good shape grabbing your coffee and keys and heading out on your front door this morning. we are looking live at 42 freeway. headlights towards philadelphia. some construction zones are still activity. we will check with the changes in mass transit, coming up next, ukee and natasha, good morning. well, if you are getting ready to head outside for a morning run possibly police want you to be extra cautious this morning. >> authorities issued that warning after a missing runner

was found dead. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us from police headquarters and what is the latest, same, good morning. >> reporter: police are continuing to investigate as the northeast neighborhood is on edge, this is after the body of a wife and mother of two was discovered just hours after being reported missing. now victim had been identified as 46 user old connie maclean murray. her body was found near a cemetery at holmes and convent avenue. police say she went for a jog in penny pack park at 9:00 monday night. her family called police around midnight when she to not return home. her body was discovered by tuesday morning. the sources tell "eyewitness news" there were signs of the struggle month. man may have been beaten and strangled. detectives are now urging joggers to be careful if they are heading out this morning. >> you should use extra caution, women out there jogging or walking they should be with them for protection, just until we found out what went on.

>> right now the death is suspicious for a lot of different reasons but i cannot say anything until the post is done and we have a definitive answer. >> reporter: they hope to get that answer later today. once they receive a official report from the medical examiner's office to determine the the cause of death. we are live from police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 5:33, almost. lets get traffic and weather together. >> you are so funny. >> we will keep it early for you, a couple of steps ahead. we are looking ahead, guys to a pretty decent day overall but you can see little hiccups that come with our path a earn today for a variety of reasons. storm scan three is quiet, and we will end up with a beautiful sunrise in most locations. we will zoom it out slightly and you can see activity firing up back through western pennsylvania. notice it is somewhat scattered and that is what we're expecting here for showers and storms that do fire up for to us day and it

looks like a p.m. issue, afternoon evening time frame. jumping back to yesterday we made it, it hit 90 degrees on the nose yesterday at philadelphia international and that does make it 15th day so far this year that we have seen that happen where we hit at least 90. average number of 90-degree days that we find during the year is 23. we have catching up to do here. lets look at current temperatures far cry from 90, it will be in the mid to upper 80's around the board here today in advance of the front but we will stand anywhere from the 50's to the the lower 70's. we have a variety pack depending on your location this morning. cooler to the outlining suburbs as is typical. there will be showers or storms to dodge later today. a lot of times icons can make it look better or worse then it will be. poconos that is what is going on here. do i think it will be scattered what you find out there today. 78 degrees is your expect high. lower 80's down the shore where we will to deal with the

stronger surf or rip current issue and that is thanks to bertha so close to the shoreline but it is thankfully staying out to sea. problem is it is residual impacts that we get n philadelphia we will go for 8 degrees starting with the sun, and eventually a shower or a storm will also fire up, primarily it looks like an afternoon or evening concern. bob, over to you. good morning 5:34 on a wednesday morning. we are off to a good start. road dry, light volume so far. some of the construction crews are still picking up cones as they call it a night but they were busy here on the schuylkill expressway last night. we will see a change coming into downtown philadelphia on the eastbound schuylkill expressway they have paved the two right lanes between spring garden and 30th street but leaving that left lane and the ramps to the vine street expressway, still with that unpaved surface. there is a speed bump as you change lanes and beware of that, that will cause slow downs i guarantee it coming into philadelphia for morning rush hour.

upper end here, ramp from 202, to gain access to the schuylkill, light volume so far out here in king of prussia, as we go to the neighborhood a fire location at sartain and cumberland watch for local detour a block off of broad street there. construction crew is still with us on the turnpike for another half an hour between fort willow grove. remember when they are working we have slower than normal speeds posted on the blinking warning signs. a new traffic pattern on the lansdale interchange anyone entering the turnpike at land dale after coming through toll plaza we will go in the one lane cattle shoot before you gain access north or south on the extension. that will be with us through labor day, natasha, over to you. time right now 5:35. in business news this morning how mcdonald's is trying to make your fast food even faster. >> the date we will see new iphone, money watch's jill wagner joins us now at the new

york stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and in a cash a sell off continues. another down day on wall street. investors are concerned about fighting in ukraine and slowing economic growth in china on tuesday dow jones lost nearly 140 points, nasdaq fell 31. this morning we are learning about a massive breach of internet security, new york times reports that russian hackers stole 1.2 billion user names and pass word. milwaukee's whole security uncover the theft. they say series of break ins, group of hackers hit 420,000 web sites. names of those sites haven't been released. we're finally learning that it could be a month away from the big reveal of the latest i phone. according to a public report apple will debut iphone sixth at a media event september 9th. phone will have a better camera, faster processor and

bigger screen. mcdonald's is taking fast food to a whole new level, fast food giant testing new program that guaranties your drive through lunch in 60 seconds or less, customers are given a timer when they place their order and then the count down is on, if your food isn't in hand within one minute you'll get a coupon for a free sandwich. for now mcdonald's only rolling out this pilot program from noon to 1:00 at a few locations in florida. i don't know ukee and natasha do we want our food in one minute or less. >> that is something to think about. >> we want it to be done. >> how about free like domino's used to do, not there in 30 minutes or less, free. >> thanks, jill appreciate it. jfk airport is all clear after a possibly bowl a scare. >> a sick passenger was having seizures on a flight from abu darby but officials determine that the person is not infect with the virus.

second american aid work we're bowl a is waking up this morning at emery university hospital in atlanta nancy wrightbol's husband says she's weak but showing signs of improvement. there are now reports of any confirmed ebola cases anywhere in this country. >> many hospitals, including some right here in our area making preparations just in case. health reporter stephanie stahl gives you a firsthand look at some of thee mergecy precautions being taken. >> reporter: protective gear is ready to go, it starts with gloves here in the emergency department here at hahnemann university hospital. this is a demonstration of how hospital workers would protect themselves if they get a patient suspect of havinge bowl, uniform includes a mask and face shield to guard against coming into contact with any body fluids. >> any saliva, urine, bloodies what the concern is reports report doctor eric stander in the emergency department of hahnemann says hospitals have been getting these daily health alerts outlining facts about the virus and measures

to guard against it being spread. like what if someone walks in the er with symptoms. >> it requires a close contact, just walking by somebody is not dangerous report you are not overly concerned. >> not overly but i just want to be correctly concern. >> reporter: he says most important measure toys find out if someone with flu-like symptoms has been to west africa or in contact with someone who has. >> we have alerted staff, educated staff to look for signs and symptoms of ebola and more importantly to ask the question. >> reporter: if is there a suspect case the patient would be he immediately taken to the isolation room called is o, thinks where other contagious illnesses are treated, things like meningitis and tuberculosis. it has a special filter and ventilation system so air from the room does not circulate out. >> it protects patients in the emergency room so they don't get exposed to anything this room. >> reporter: while most rooms are outfitted with that special ventilation it is not that important for ebola because it is not spread through the the air, the way the flu is. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3

"eyewitness news". stay with us, everyone much more ahead on "eyewitness news", including some history in the nba as the team hires first full-time female coach in nba history, find out who. despite warnings surfers were taken full advantage of the rough susurf that bertha was kicking up along the east coast, katie. >> that is something that really draws them in but we will talk about bertha's impact on our area beaches and shorelines even the bay area get impact by this storm system. in addition to that we will get some showers and storms to dodge ourselves on dry land later today. full

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in the death of a 46 year-old runner, her name connie maclean murray. her body was discovered in the northeast philadelphia park yesterday morning. >> an autopsy is set for today after a man was found dead in upper merion montgomery county. body was found on the 100 block of stewart street just after 8:00 last night. cease-fire between israel and hamas is holding for its second day negotiationness cairo are underway, aiming for a long term truce, in the gaza strip. egyptian mediators are shelling between delegation from his both sides trying to work out a deal. history is made in the nba, san antonio spurs hired becky ham and as their new assistant coach making her the

first full-time female coach ever in the league. hammond played 16 seasons in the wnba butshe's very excited about her new role on the court. >> i think i have always had coaching in me naturally i know i'm just thrilled for the opportunity to coach these unbelievable athletes and from what i have known unbelievable people. >> hammond was a six time all-star and in 2011 she was named one of the best players in the wnba in its history. you know despite meteorologist warnings about rip currents surfers were taking full advantage of the big storm tropical storm bertha was create ago long the shore. this is foley beach in south carolina storm is in longer a hurricane but will be create something wet's long the beaches today, right, katie so you have to be careful. >> absolutely, this storm system is still a tropical storm, we will take a look at a snapshot of the eastern seaboard and you can see, there is really just bull's eye of bertha here from

yesterday, evening, we will put things in motion though and take a closer look at what is happening here and is what left of the storm. it is pulling away. you can see that turn to the north east and as this storm pull as way to the north east, more of a delayed reaction when it comes to the rip current risk and what i mean is those ocean swells radiate away from the storm so it takes extra time until it starts to really affect our shoreline but with that said it is not bigger waves or stronger surf but rip current risk. with bertha pulling away risk is high today, not just at the immediate shoreline but maybe in the bay area. please keep that in mind if you take boat out, go for a swim, make sure thaw are very safe in doing so and anytime you go in the water we advice you do so by life guard. it is just a smart thing to do. here's the live neighborhood network. it looks relatively calm right

now outside at margate city and beach patrol headquarters but sometimes looks can be deceiving when it comes to rip currents. make sure you look for different color to the water, a channel of choppy water to indicate a rip current and secure life guard they will spot it. meanwhile you're witness weather seven day forecast we have a cold front crossing through today. lesser issue. couple scattered showers and storms late in the day and then out of here. it does leave behind three days straight have of wall to wall sunshine, low humidity, in middle on's, doesn't get better than. that. 5:45. live look, at the platt bridge just from our airport camera, in problems or delays but you can see volume popping here up and over the span. they have knock speed limit from 45 down to 35 miles an hour across the span, i-95 to the left and right there no problems at all. we are in good shape out toward the airport. live look at blue route, 476, macdade boulevard, headlights northbound, no problems here

heading south down toward 95 and eventually heading to the airport. out of the north east i-95 looking good from woodhaven to downtown, starting to see volume build at girard through the construction zone. schuylkill looking good but keep in mind with that uneven pavement between spring garden and 30th street as they continue the paving operation. i got off the horn with septa, signal problems on the paoli thorndale regional rail and amtrak signal problems setting paoli line back about 15 minutes on the inbound trains, the first train will in the leave thorndale until 5:50 this morning. so that will set us back 15 minutes for everybody coming in center city, natasha, back over to you. communities all around the area came together for 20th anniversary of national nice out. >> evesham township police department hosted free activities for the entire family. "eyewitness news" at municipal building where members of the k-9 department showed off their skills. great night.

in camden young people with hope warm in camden used art to get their crime prevention method. "eyewitness news" at the community garden at sixth and grant. photography team snapped pictures that will be used to create an art exhibit to help heel the city. a band entertain crowd at lower merion township's national night out festival. "eyewitness news" at suburban square in ardmoday told but a drowning in atlantic city. woman pulled under by a rip current is in intensive care this morning. police first said woman died after cpr at the scene was not successful but "eyewitness news" learn she was revived at the hospital. some say that alone is a miracle but she has challenging a head as she reportedly suffered brain damage. man is in custody this morning in connection to the murder of the woman found in the wooded area in atlantic county. steven stallworth of pleasantville will be charged in the death of tara rodgers a

leash a her body was found seven months ago by a hunter off broadway avenue in egg harbor township. the 30 year-old was strangled. also an update on that giant snake on the loose in lower township cape may township. police released a much better description now this particular snake is a red tail bowa, approximately 6 feet long and 8-pound. owner says reptile is afraid of humans so the public does not have have to be worried. the snake was last seen on the 200 block of arbor road last week. if you see the snake which i'm certain you will not be able to miss please contact the police right away. here's something you definitely don't see every day in our traffic reports, a tocan tried snacking on a traffic camera in brazil. is that like the fruit loops bird. >> exactly. >> we may see an occasional pigeon but that is it. video was recorded back on christmas but just now going viral it is not known what attract the bird to the camera

but he was having a good time. >> that is right, just like fruit loops and is what the name of the fruit loops tocan. >> i don't know. >> sam. >> tocan sam. >> yes. >> i love my fruit loops. >> lets get some during the commercial break. we will be right back. >> more ahead on "eyewitness news" find out why don't old trump is suing # casinos in atlantic city which his name on them. but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3.

yeah, say the name but just take it off buildings it sound like.

>> oh, my. >> um-hmm. shot down the shore, looking live in atlantic city, the the name we're talking about is trump, of course, yes, indeed donald trump is suing on get his name erased from the atlantic city side line. he want his name stripped from the taj mahal and plaza closing next month. he filed a lawsuit begins casinos owner trump entertainment resorts. trump claims poor condition of the casino is hurting his personal brand. trump does not control trump entertainment resorts but using his name for licensing purposes. coming up on 5:53 lets get traffic and weather on the the three's with katie. >> very beautiful start to the morning here as we look live from our very own rooftop here at cbs-3 and cw philly. we are in center city. we are facing the inquirer overn here in center city. it will be a pretty decent day considering we are dodging storms from the cold front as

well as bertha still out to sea. lets go out towards the poconos and give you your forecast. there will be sunshine but late day storms mostly sunny for thursday and friday. bought full, long weekend, go up there, and camping plans we have nice weather coming up. it will not be, you know, isolated up that way. we will have beautiful weather here at home as well in philadelphia, down the shore looking good but just watch for stronger rip currents here today and stronger is your f late day showers and storms rumble through as well and it looks like we are in the clear overall until our next system comes along, mainly into next week but there could be an isolated shower as early as sunday, bob. 5:53 on this wednesday morning. we are seeing volume build as we get ready for wednesday morning rush hour. lets go outside and say good morning to northeast philadelphia, neighborhood torresdale avenue right at corner of cottman avenue behind me here would be saint hubert's high school, a plus, septa depot and again folks

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developing right now, a mystery in penny pack park this morning after a female runner is found dead. good morning, police hope to learn more about the woman's dead today. >> her body was discovered yesterday near a cemetery at holmes and convent avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters. what do we expect to learn

today. >> reporter: well, police are waiting for an autopsy results report to help with their investigation. this is as a northeast neighborhood is on edge after body of the missing woman was found yesterday morning. >> someone very sick and deranged had to do something like that. i just hope they catch him. >> reporter: police urge woman who jog in penny pack park to use extra caution after a woman was found dead tuesday morning. victim has been identified as 46 year-old connie maclean murray. her body was found near a cemetery at holmes and convent avenue. police say around 9:00 monday night she went for a jog. her family called police around midnight when she did not return home. six hours later her body was discovered in the shallow brush behind these benches. >> i'm back here all the time.