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. i know this area real well.

real sad something like this happened here. >> quiet neighborhood. it is loaded with kids. loaded with joggers. >> reporter: sources tell "eyewitness news" there were signs of the struggle. they believe would the man may have been beaten and strangled. maclean murray was wife and mother of two daughters. her distraught friend and neighbors hope police catch the person responsible for her death. >> it the is really close to home and we're raising our kids here, so it is just a little bit frightening. >> police are urging joggers to be extra cautious this morning, again, in the meantime they are waiting for an official report from the medical examiner's office to determine the cause of death. we are live, at police headquarters, syma chowdhry cbs-3 "eyewitness news". upper merion police air waiting a cause of death after a man's body was found. "eyewitness news" at the scene of the 100 block of stewart street. someone reported a body found at 8:00 race night. an autopsy could be done today

to determine the manner of death. police are investigating a double shooting in west philadelphia that injured a teenager. it happened just before 11:00 last night on the 4900 block of fairmount avenue. police say a 16 year-old boy and a 24 year-old man was shot multiple times and they were taken the two hospital and they are in stable condition, there is in word on a motive or a description of any suspects. also fire fighters said they have pulled one kit friend a north philadelphia house fire but several more remain missing. investigators tell "eyewitness news" that the fire started on the second floor of the row home on the 3200 block of north 17th street. three people were forced from the home but no human beings were injured, officials tell us there were three missing kittens though and six missing cats. here's a look at other news event happening today, is there a hearing at philadelphia city hall on the impact of the delayed cigarette tax. supporters want that $2 a pack tax to fund the struggling philadelphia school district.

there is also a hearing for these two men accused of killing a retired couple inside their south philadelphia home last movement one of the victims is uncle of the philadelphia's deputy streets commissioner. also scheduled a preliminary hearing for 42 year-old michael dougherty volunteer youth who canner coach from levittown bucks county accused of sexually abusing a 16 year-old girl at the amotel and using his cell phone to record it. on line. 60:00 36789 let get traffic and weather together on the three's and send it outside to ukee. >> good morning, everybody. pretty pleasant start to the morning actually. it feels really comfortable despite the fact that we have an approaching cold front. we did in fact get very hot yesterday but it is not terribly steamy right now. good morning to sit out on the porch with the cup of coffee and maybe read news on your ipad or something like. that lets go back in time and show you how you faired yesterday. we said it was hot. we sure enough did hit

90 degrees yesterday making it the 15th, 90 plus degree day we have had so far not just this summer but the whole year. storm scan three is still quiet, we have nothing more than a couple clouds here and there but eventually our next cold front does come a lock and it will usher in a few more clouds certainly but scattered variety of scattered showers or storms. i don't think this wet weather will be widespread, it is going to be again the scattered in nature, thankfully nothing severe expect. just your run of the mill summer day and given the fact that you're tracking a cold front it is not too bad of a day to look forward to. hitting area shoreline guys you have to be careful of stronger surf and rip current courtesy of berth, more indirect impact there but it is still an impact we have to talk about, bob, back over to you. good wednesday morning. we are seeing volume build and overnight construction. you'll still feel effects this morning in downtown philadelphia lets look live at the schuylkill expressway

where last night they have paved two of the three lanes on the the schuylkill expressway right here at spring garden. you can see difference right there. here is nice paved two right lanes but there is a speed bump and still dealing with the uneven surface. when you change lanes they are certainly a couple inches there, different in the road surface. rocky ride and speed bump here causing for some delays eventually we will see coming into philadelphia until they get that all paved all three lanes. live look at route one in bucks county right here near the pennsy turnpike interchange, no problems or delays, roads are dry. delays on the paoli thorndale regional rail lines, amtrak signal and wire problems setting september back for 15 minutes, inbound on the paoli thorndale rio line. rest of the lines running with no delays. fire location in the neighborhood sartain and near cumberland. majors normal volume with no delays this morning. natasha, back over to you.

son of the pennsylvania congressmen is out on bail, federal prosecutors charged chaka fattah junior with the long list of crimes including fraud and tax evasion. they allege fattah junior was involve in fake bank loan applications and he fraudulently billed the philadelphia school district. outside, fattah junior said he will clear his name. >> now, it appears to want me to go to jail for 400 years. i may have missed something but regardless of any allegations, turf look at details but regardless of any allegation, i didn't cause the the banking collapse. this is ridiculous. >> chaka fattah junior is free, on $50,000 bail, he will be arraigned next thursday. congressman chaka fattah released a statement about his son's indictment that read quote we have now moved from speculation to specific allegations. this will bring the matter closer to a day in which my son candy even if himself in court and i am confident that the fact will clear his name. i have full confidence in my

son; i love him and stand by him today and every day. your time 6:07. second american men to have contracted the deadly ebola virus in west africa is waking up on u.s. soil this morning. she's being collogue. travelers to and from africa are subjected to special precautions before they are being allowed to board planes, co im reports from new york. >> reporter: american missionary nancy wrightbol is under going treatment in a isolated ward in emery university hospital. the president of the aid group she works with in liberia read a statement from the husband and said she's weak but showing signs of improvement, kent brantly contracted the oven deadly virus while working in liberia.

both received a experimental drug treatment never before tested on humans before they returned to the u.s. world health organization says so far this year's bowl a has killed almost 900 of the 1600 people infected in africa. airport worldwide like this one in liberia are screaming travelers who may have been exposeed. >> suspicious passenger, passenger goes to the coded area which are provided for further investigation. >> reporter: passed through three checkpoints passing through liberia through connecticut monday. >> they check you, if you are free, they allow to you get through. >> reporter: ebola virus is spread through direct contact with bodily fluids. co im for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as 72 hour cease-fire continues in gaza u.n. ambassadors are meet to go consider jordan's resolution for a permanencies fire. international federation for human rights wrote an opened

letter to the security council condemning firing of rockets in israel. letter also says israel's offensive may amount to crimes against humanity. talk about teamwork we have new video you have to see as a crowd of commuters rushes to save a man. also it is just a horrible case of animal cruelty the unthinkable way that the kittens owner is accused of threat edge his pet and unusual treatment to save that animal. a home crush by massive wall of dirt now we are seeing moment that the ground gave way during this huge landslide. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> you like that ukee. >> yes, she's feeling good this morning too.

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watch here as a worker wearing a hat flips. his leg became trapped beneath the train and platform there and another passenger alerted the guard before it left the station. luckily for him it was rush hour and a horde of fellow travelers were on hand to give the train a push and also to free, his leg. thankfully, wow. remarkable story just in from china we are looking at rescuers pulling a 88 year-old

woman out of the ruble from a deadly earthquake. she was trapped there for 50 hours and doctors say that she wasn't seriously hurt amazingly. overnight death toll from the quake rose to almost 609 people are still missing. natasha, video from utah this morning. we are looking at a aftermath of the huge landslide that destroyed a home from salt lake city. pressure caused this house to crumble. two dozen other homes have been evacuated. now we are seeing time lapse video of the landslide as this massive wall of dirt cause that he is ground to give way. neighbors accuse developer, preparing lots at the the top of that hill for causing this mess. boy, that is something else, natasha. people hawaii are getting ready for a double nature. many store shelves are empty as people stock up on supplies with a hurricane, and a tropical storm, both taking aim at the island.

it is rare but not unheard of to have two storms so close together. hurricane is expect to weaken by the time it makes land fall on friday. time for traffic and weather, good morning, katie. >> an update there we actually now have julio, restrength men a hurricane, is in the completely out of the question to have one named storm in the eastern pacific but it is rare to have two storms to be taking direct aim at hawaii island. here's what we're looking at. it looks like iselle will have main impact. we will look at both systems. we will start with iselle a category two. it does run into dryer air that will help weaken the storm but look at this it takes a direct aim at the big island of hawaii island here so many towns in that area could have widespread power outages, flooding, wash out roads, whole mixed bag. now julio although it is a category one hurricane runs in

the same fate, dryer air will tear it apart but it is at this point expected to curve to the north which would hopefully mean that we don't to have deal with any direct impact only so far inland you can go on the hawaii island. back here at home we are dealing with our fair share of tropical issues. thankfully they are indirect concerns. we have strong rip currents and strong swells and surf at the shoreline today. just swim by life guards if you do it at all. we have a few showers firing up in western pennsylvania. those will eventually make their way here courtesy of the relatively weak cold front. it doesn't knock temperature back too much and tomorrow, friday and saturday for that matter look awesome, bob, over to you. 6:15. live look at 422 for gang leaving collegeville, royersford, starting to see some volume but roads are dry working your way in to king of prussia starting to see delays here on i-95 southbound heavy from the betsy ross bridge

down through girard in through construction zone. here is latees from september, services suspended on the paoli thorndale regional rail line between thorndale and malvern. there is amtrak signal and wire problems between that point there at thorndale and malvern: septa cannot get their trains out through thorndale. head for malvern station, trains originate nothing malvern bringing commuters into center city and then throw 15 minutes of extra time on that trip there. south on the northeast extension right at mid county there is an accident with police on the scene there there is a crash on concord road and mcdonald boulevard outside of chester. forty-two freeway slow coming in towards 295, ukee, back over to you. here are headlines a developing story this morning police are investigating the death of the 46 year-old runner connie maclean murray whose body was found in the northeast philadelphia park yesterday morning.

>> police in upper merion montgomery county are awaiting an autopsy, a man was found dead on stewart street at 8:00 last night. >> a hearing will put philadelphia's proposed cigarette tax back in the spotlight. school district officials say they will send out 1300 layoff notices and schools will not open up as scheduled if the taxis not approved. we will bebe right back.

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phillies and astros go at tonight south philadelphia, hopefully earlier then last night. phillies went up one to nothing in the second inning on the big piece's shot ryan howard's 17th home run of the season. got to get out of that slump. good way to do it. astros tied the game at one in the seventh and it stayed that way until the 15th when howard came through, once again. phillies win two-one in 15 innings. phillies pitcher hector won his first ever major league game. difficult news for the flyers, fan favorite kimmo timonen has blood clots and is being treated in finland. timonen has blood clots in both his lungs and right leg. the 39 year-old's career could be over, career is on the back burner right now, it is all about his health. timonen has been with the flyers for seven seasons. we wish him very best. little league, taney dragons play their last round robin game. dragons lost last night to the new york squad but they have

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6:23. traffic and weather on the three's, good morning, katie. >> good morning everybody. today is the hiccup of our

forecast for the week ahead. once we see a cold front crossing through and bertha completely retreat, we will start quieting down and end up with nice weather to wrap up the week. the lets go out there to storm scan 3a quiet start, a few scattered showers and storms move in courtesy of our next cold front. that next bull's eye of green, yellow right there over the the open ocean water that is bertha's biggest wynfield and wave heights are still climbing a bit here anywhere from boston down to ocracoke. here at home we will see stronger surf and high rip current risk so if you venture in the water do so with a life guard but on a day like this stay safe, but that said other than a late day shower or storm it looks like a decent beach day, bob, over to you. >> 6:24. live look at the 30 bypass, for gang coming out of the downingtown heading past our camera at 113. updating tacony palmyra new expect an opening at 7:00 a.m. that is time to beat. here's latest from september, services suspended between

thorndale and malvern on the paoli line, all because of amtrak's signal and wiring problems they cannot get their trains between those two spots there. using that line head right for malvern station, that will ensure you getting a train. i got a text saying there could be 35 minute delays, on the trenton regional rail line, i'll have an answer to that from septa next time around, ukee, back over to you. here's some good news if you like to stay out late on the weekends. septa is extending 24 hour weekend services on broad street and market frankford lines until the beginning of november. late night trains have been a big hit with night owls since septa extended hours back in june. wait is almost over for apple fans. several reports that apple will unveil new iphones in little more than a month on september 9th, most experts think apple will release two new larger model of the very popular phone. we will wait a few more weeks to see that, so we will keep you posted. you need to bring home more bacon to afford the

breakfast staples. bacon on the table. bacon prices have jumped to an all time high of more than $6 per pound. you can blame high demand, also a virus that is hurting pigs for that price hike. >> i know you love your bacon, um, um, um i know you do. >> all right. >> have you ever had shitlens. >> no. >> what? >> i'm from the south, you know that. >> we got to talk. >> yes, 6:26. coming up on "eyewitness news" this morning a web warning to tell but why you may want to change your internet pass word, syma? >> reporter: a northeast neighborhood is on edge, after a body of a missing jogger was found now police are awaiting autopsy result. i'm syma chowdhry with the live report coming up. a lot of people are worried about the ebola out break see how a local happies preparing for the the worst. bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together we will do it the on

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good morning, thanks for joining us, there is a warning out right now for people run in northeast philadelphia. >> police want you to be alert, they want you to be cautious out running. "eyewitness news" reporter

syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters. same, police issued those warnings after this missing jogger was found dead. >> reporter: that is right, police are urging joggers in the the north east to be extra careful this morning after the body of a wife, mother of two was discovered just hours after being reported missing. now that victim has been identified as 46 year-old connie maclean murray, her body was found near a cemetery at holmes and convent avenues. police say she went for a jog in penny pack park around 9:00 monday night. her family called police around midnight when she did in the return home. her body was discovered tuesday morning. sources tell "eyewitness news" there were signs of the struggle month. man may have been beaten and strangle. neighbors are shocked to hear about the discovery. >> i feel sad, really sad and afraid, here because this has been the nicest neighborhood and people here are so nice.

i'm surprised people, someone wasn't in the field because there is always someone walking a dog. >> reporter: detective again are urging joggers to be extra cautious this morning. police are awaiting a official report from the medical examiner's office to determine the the cause of death. we are live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". chester county man is waking up in jail charge in the shocking act of animal cruelty. james myers have of west chester is accused of beating, dragging and giving heroin to a kitten. he was arrested sunday when om s car. police found 22 bags have of heroin on myers and 40 hypodermic needles inside his car. >> to take a kit that he would fit in my hand it is so small and to give it heroin and then to beat it, torture it like this, that is just terrible. horrible. >> well, veterinarians treated

the kitten with narcan a drug often given to heroin addict that overdose and the kitten is expect to make a full recovery. myers remains in jail unable to post 25 you this dollars bail. vicious attack caught on cameras philadelphia police are looking for group of men who ambushed a with man outside her home. the here's video right here. three men attacked would the man as she return on the 1500 block of north 18th street last week. they punched her and tried to steel her cell phone before running away. tour bus driver that crashed in times square is behind bars, this morning, 58 year-old william, of irving ton, new jersey is charge with driving while ability impaired. surveillance camera shows a light pole there crashing down just after the accident. fourteen people were injured including a baby in a stroller. in of those injuries are satisfied to be life threatening. 6:33. traffic and weather together, good morning, katie. >> nice day as we kick things off here but there are a few

issues that come with our day because we are tracking not just a could front that will cross through but bertha, still a tropical storm and churning away in the opened ocean water but still bringing us direct impact. lets take you out to the shore points, specifically here in atlantic city. beautiful sunrise. you will be tempted to hit the beach to jump in the waves but always do so cautiously, anyway but especially on a day like this because bertha is far enough away that it doesn't bring us any clouds at least initially but that surf will get churned up. here's storm scan three quiet, eventually a shower or thunderstorm will move through later today and scattered variety. you can see activity back through western pennsylvania. we will take a look at a snapshot view of the tropical satellite and bertha smack dab in the center like a bull's eye. it continues to make a very speedy retreat to the the north east but you will get this delayed reaction when it

comes to surf and swell that comes around that tropical system because you need these waves to radiate out from the wynfield within the storm. it is a delayed reaction before that happens here. with that said it will be a day that features high rip current risk, stronger surf. please be cautious if you do put your feet in the water or go for a dip. 82 degrees the spec high. at poconos flirting with 8o everybody has a shot the for late day shower or storm, bob. >> kathy is hitting the road tomorrow for orr at the shore. she will be heading to wildwood, watch the tram car please, with some special guests and that is tomorrow an "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. 6:34 a.m. good morning everybody. we are off to a good start. we are seeing increased volume. lets look live at schuylkill expressway where crews have been working all night long sing it lionel richie, eastbound with the uneven pavement right here with the two right lanes are paved but

this far left one still is not paved just yet. we will hit a speed bump right here and watch closely you can see headlights kind of rock and when you switch lanes coming into center city, just like that fellow did, two and a half to 3 inches of uneven pavement. ben franklin bridge looking good this morning as you work your way towards downtown no problems there but tacony palmyra expecting an opening by 7:00. watch the clock maybe head for bet thecy ross. here's the latest from septa services suspended on the paoli line between thorndale and malvern stations because of amtrak wire problems. if you head out to catch the train would i head for malvern station because that will be best bet to connect into downtown. first train out of the trenton station was 35 minutes late because of the same amtrak situation. septa says rest of the trains on the trenton line should be running honor close to schedule. back over to you. happening today army

sergeant bow bergdahl is expect to undergo questioning about his 2009 disappearance in afghanistan. he will meet with the general conducting the army's investigation. sergeant bergdahl was freed in may in exchange for five taliban prisoners. some critics accused the solder of deserting his comrades in war. very busy jfk airport is all clear now after a possibly bowl a scare, a passenger was having seizures on a flight, the the cdc check out the the sick passenger and determine that the person was not infected. this morning a second american aid worker with ebola is waking up in an american hospital. naps i wrightbol is in isolation at emery university hospital in atlanta alongside her collogue. her husband says she's weak but showing signs of improvement. now although there are no new reports of ebola cases in the u.s., many hospitals are taking precautions. they are preparing just in case someone who recently

traveled in africa walks in the er with flu-like symptoms. hospitals have been getting daily health alerts about the virus. doctors are not worried about the virus spreading but they do say they are ready just in case. >> we have alerted staff, educated staff to look for signs ape symptoms of ebola and more importantly to ask the questions. >> so now many hospitals have specialize lays units to treat contagious illnesses but it is not that important for ebola cases because the virus does not spread through the air like a flu. on the healthwatch a new study suggest aspirin could prevent certain cancers. new research from london shows a low dose aspirin regimen could reduce risk of developing colon, stomach and esophageal cancers. researchers stress that the benefits are only apparent if the drug is taken for up to ten years between the age of 50 and 65. well, teacher from iowa

builds a weight loss plan around something would you not consider your typical health food. >> instead of dieting with fruits and veggies, john ate fast food from mcdonald's. biology teacher, assign his students to design a tie it plan where it is not just eating to second thousand calories a day. he walked as part of his work out this project isn't about mcdonald's. this project isn't about john. this project is one that helped kids develop critical thinking skills in making choice best what they eat. >> today he is 62-pound lighter. his cholesterol is lowered 79 points and his blood pressure is 121 over 78. he still eats mcdonald's at least once a day but he doesn't market mcdonald's as a diet plan. >> whatever you are check with your doctor, always first before you think about doing any plan that is for sure. close call under water to tell but, see what happens when researchers get a little too close to a shark.

also shattering the glass ceiling, how that woman is making history in the nba. and trump suing trump find out why don't old trump has a beef with the atlantic city casinos name after him. >> ♪ >> rumors are swirling that beyonce and jay-z's relationship is on the rocks but they are raking in the bucks on the road, wait until you hear how much money they have made, as their tour wraps up. >> i heard things were kind of rocky. >> it has been. >> yes. >> there is money here. >> we will check it out. >> we will see how much. >> i hear you. >> back in a moment.

here's today's headlines on cbs-3, a developing story, police are investigating the death of 46 year-old runner connie maclean murray. her body was found in the northeast philadelphia park hours after being reported missing. sixteen year-old boy and 24 year-old man are in hospitals after a double shooting in west philadelphia police say shootings started at 11:00 near forty-ninth and fairmount. victims are expect to be okay. city hall hearing will spotlight philadelphia's proposed cigarette tax, $2 a pack tax could off set the school district's 81 million-dollar budget short fall but harrisburg has to

pass the bill first. 6:43. here's traffic and weather together, katie. >> good morning everybody. we will look at the live neighborhood network where things are quiet at the moment. looking way off in the distance a little hazy out there, up towards the hill but, really at this point things are quiet and comfortable across the region as a whole. 66 degrees outside whitefeel elementary school right next door to reading. here is our nice wide eastern sea board view here. there is bertha still pulling away from the eastern see game. we have our next cold front moving through. turf say considering that we have got both of those features to work with and deal with here today forecast isn't that bad. quick check on your pollen report glasses are still or primary concern with nettell. 9.2 on friday is highest where we, peak here as high pressure takes the lead. we have medium approaching high levels of pollen for next couple of days.

today is not a terrible day but later we will see showers and storms firing up. shouldn't be anything severe. keep in mind we have strong surf and high rip current risk out there today. thursday, friday, saturday look lovely. overall it looks good, good morning, everybody. do we have these fog horn available at the moment, let me see... >> not sure whether my control is working the bridge or the horn. >> get some new batteries. >> i got the to get some new batteries for the horn. >> good morning, live look at the tacony palmyra bridge. >> he can't stop it. >> glad of water. >> live look at the tacony palmyra, going up as we look, your best bet stepping out the front door heading for betsy ross bridge. live look hello delco i-95 near 322 heading northbound we will get hit with wicked sun

glare this morning. starting to see volume heading up towards the airport. septa's paoli thorndale regional rails, services suspended between thorndale andern. amtrak wire problems they cannot work trains between thorndale and malvern, so heading out front door head right for malvern station to ensure to you get a train into downtown. an accident on the northeast extension right at mid county extension so that is slowing us down all around the board there. an accident on the new jersey turnpike northbound just north of the exiteven s to date with the traffic backups, we have an app titled your drive and down load app for iphone, android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. ukee and natasha, back over to you. well, three on your side is recommending that you change your pass words after what could be the bigges theft of digital credentialness history. russian criminals have stolen 1.2 billion internet user names and pass words according

to security firm holt security. no major e-mail providers re affected but probably wise just to give e-mail advertising, miracle diet pills a second look. donald trump is taking a suing to have his name removed from the trump plaza and trumble taj mahal. they say they failed to maintain the property. trump plaza is set to close next movement trump gave up his role in the company that runs the casino, five years ago but he does still have, a 10 percent stake. history is being made in the nba, san antonio spurs announced hiring of becky ham on, the league's first full-time paid female assistant coach. co im has more details on this bold deis situation. >> i'm a little overwhelmed right now to be perfectly honest. >> reporter: at 5 feet six, becky hammond is an all-star w m.b.a. player ready to break through glass ceiling as first full-time female assistant coach in the nba. she's joining defending champs

san antonio spurs. the decorated athlete is no stranger to the spurs, she shadowed the team in 2013 while recovering from acl surgery. >> i'm ready to be treated just as any other coach. >> reporter: the spurs head coach greg said in a statement he is confident in hammond basketball iq as she transitions from shooting to scouting, playing point guard to planning games. >> it is never would the man thing but hey she has a great basketball mind and we'd love to have her, we think she would be a great addition to our program. >> reporter: her new appointment the is inspiring the the next generation. >> maybe one day i can be the coach of an nba team too. >> reporter: hammond takes on her new position immediately after she finishing this season with the san antonio stars. co im for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". word is jay-z and beyonce are heading to the bank. >> the couple's on the run

tour sprints past the 100 million-dollar mark, last of 19 shows wraps up in san francisco tonight. it was their first collaborative tour but the bus doesn't stop there jay-z and beyonce will take on the run to paris for two shows next month as part of the hbo special. filming resumes today on the hit cbs comedy the big bang theory after contract negotiations dragged out longer than anticipated, simon helberg and temple university's kunal, why the race to to sign a deal. they are in the eighth season. catch new episodes of the big bang theory right here on cbs-3, monday, september 22nd. you want to know the cure for a crying baby? well, check this out... >> ♪ >> classic this video is racking up views on you tube, little girl is regarded crying

while strapped in her car seat and then all of a sudden someone turns on katie perry's song dark horse and those cries turn in excitement and head nods. she's bobbing her head. she's trying to snap her fingers too. >> the facial features, that is great. >> adorable. >> 6:49. >> there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york with the pview, good morning. >> reporter: guys, isn't that the cutest video, of a little baby jerks her head. we love that story. katie perry has seen it and likes it too. good to see you ukeelee and natasha a. >> likewise. >> a experimental serum may be working on the two americans infect withe bowl a doctor anthony, of the nih team joins with us why it could be a long time before this treatment reaches africa. as you just mentioned more than 1 billion user name, 1 billion with a b, user name

and pass words were stole men a russian crime red. tim stevens is here with what needs to be done to make web sites more secure. godzilla is turning 60, the big six-o that is nice, original actor tells seth dome about process of creating the monster while wearing 220-pound suit. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. depend ing on your perspective turning big six-zero is very young or very old. i'm thinking godzilla is pretty young. >> sixty is the new 30. >> through go. >> that is what i'm thinking. >> that is exactly what i'm thinking. >> thanks, gayle have a good show. be well. >> take care. before you walk out the door we will take another check of traffic and weather together on the three's for you. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3.

welcome back everyone. mystery over a giant crater may finally be solved, this morning. now we showed you this huge hole in the ground in siberia, last month. almost as wide as a football field. scientists think ground that is normally frozen, that you

had and then collapsed. they warnk that more craters like that could develop as temperatures continue to rise. >> that is amazing, look at that. >> it is time for traffic and weather together. good morning, katie. >> hi, natasha. overall not a bad day. if we are dodging wet weather and dealing with the tropical storm out over opened waters of the atlantic this isn't the worst ending scenario for us. we are starting with some sunshine, eventually late day showers and storms and scattered variety move in. there is bertha out to sea to kick up surf and rip currents. be careful and taking a dip. by tomorrow that front clears out, looking really nice back in the mid 80's with lower humidity. still warm but not oppressive by any means. high pressure will hook us up with a lovely friday as well. it looks like we will continue that trend in the upcoming weekend too. really paying dip democrats on the heels of the latest frontal boundary, bob. >> good news from motorist

across the tacony palmyra. traffic moving again. betsy ross always a good alternate there sun begins to rise, southbound i the 95 slow in through girard. an accident along route 70 at spring lake boulevard there outside of fort dixon and crash on the northeast extension, it is southbound right at mid county interchange and rest of the major roadways of the schuylkill starting to see sun glare inbound around the curve, blue route looking good as i mentioned southbound i-95 slow in through girard avenue, back to you. sharks are ready for their starring role again this year. >> next week it is shark week, and discovery channel is checking out great whites on the mexican islands when things got scary here. they were tracking the great white until a shark turned on the camera, luckily the shark realize that had camera was in the lunch, and swam off to look for something more appetizing, that is scary. >> pretty wild. >> look at how fast that happens. >> don't be scared and then

that happened. >> be scared. >> you need to be scared on that one. >> be very scared. >> absolutely. >> imagine being the guy in that cage there. >> when that happens good look at this painting poodle is coming to the aid of animal shelfers in louisville, kentucky. polo puts brush in her mouth and becomes a real pablo picasso. the the art could fetch several hundred dollars at auction this weekend. her agent and owner yes, she has an agent, since once polo stopped eating the paint brush. that was pretty easy. art auction and silent auction is set for tomorrow night. >> wow. >> pretty penny. >> that caught you by surprise, didn't it. >> it, did a little will bit. i tried to roll role witt. >> yes, exactly. >> she has an agent too. coming up in a couple minutes we will belly more local weather traffic ape sports on the sister station cw philly. up next latest on the jogger found dead in penny pack park. we will have the very latest

with syma chowdhry. plus as back to school season gets closer we will hear from the pediatrician about the importance of making sure your kids get their checkup, next up on cbs this g'mornin a ergen new details onthe second infect acabein treated in t s. >> we are keing . stay wit us, huo in a bit, have a good day.