of wet weather, but generally, we've got an okay day coming up. i'll have all of the details you need to know coming up. >> moving fairly well on all of the majors, few construction zones to talk about, like the westbound construction zone that usually sets you back on the ben every morning, so all of the details coming up. we head back toutiesting. >> torrey, thank you. parent company of acme markets announces new data breach. >> hackers may have gained access to shoppers credit and debit card information in 21 states, that includes pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, at an acme market in south fill which more on this. syma? >> good morning, erika, ukee, if you shopped attack me, do you have listen up. that's because of possible data breach, customers may now have to monitor their credit, and debit cardiac tiff at this. -- activities. >> con same trying to, you know, thinking you're safe, in

a every day situation. >> jordan knows what it feels like to have his debit card information stolen. just recently he had to gather newspaper card and dispute charges someone made an in a georgia store using his account. now, he and other acme customers have to monitor their credit and debit cardiac tiff at this after the supermarket says their customers personal information may have been hacked. acme's parent company says malicious software was found on networks that pros else dollars credit and debit cards in the store. the company says it immediately contacted the authorities. the customers that may be at risk shopped attack me sometime in late august, to early september. now, shoppers are having to monitor their credit cardiac tiff at this, although, it is not clear if any customer information was stolen. >> it is more an inconvenience than anything, but if it ends up being money being stolen, that's obviously not, not good for anybody.

>> the ceo released statement saying, quote, we take our responsibility to protect our customers payment card data seriously. we sincerely regret our customers data was targeted. we are taking a prepare re at measures to enhance the protection of our customers payment card date a now the company also says, they'll provide complimentary identity protection to affected customers for one year, but as of right now, it is unclear how many customers, if any, were affected by this possible data breach. live in south philly, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. breaking news right now, live picture that far breaking news, one man has been returned to the hospital after a shooting in edgewater park, burlington county. "eyewitness news" has learned the victim was shot in the back. this happened near stevenson and sheriff avenue just before 3:00 this morning. the the extent of the victim's injuries is not clear right now, and the search is on for the gunman. we'll keep you up-to-date on the breaking news as we learn

more. authorities are investigating what caused this house fire in olney overnight. crews quickly extinct wished the fire inside two story home, but the damage already done, fortunately, no one was injured. philadelphia police are investigating a shooting at west oaklane that left a man in critical condition. the victim was shot three times, just before midnight, on the 7700 block of thrown avenue. responding officers found shell casings from ak47. spent rounds from a 40 caliber handgun, as well. the suspect or suspects are still on the run. police tell "eyewitness news", it does not appear to be a random shooting. it is 5:03, let's get your traffic and weather together. here's k fell. >> ukee there is morning will be one of those mornings that does feature little bit of wet weather for some of you, more than anything, expect to see damp roads out there. we do have some low-lying cloud cover. some patchy dense fog, may develop in a couple of spots, too, so just little bit after mixed bag, of issues to get to

here this morning, storm scan3 showing that at this point any moisture that we did see start to move in yesterday, in through the overnight, is for the most part out to sea. but just along the little stretch between baltimore and say new castle county, you have got a little pocket of rain along i-95. that said, nice wide zoom again showing the wet weather fully retreating out to sea. so it is only a matter of time of before we have a chance to dry out. low-lying cloud cover, not everyone getting in on that at the sharp, clear enough, you don't have to worry about fog. but, we've got calm enough winds in philadelphia, for example, back toward lancaster, mount pocono, especially through the western suburbs, outside of philly here this morning. the potential for patchy, dense fog, is with us. there are no advisories posted. i'll let you know if that should change. but at this point it is more of just, you know, sort of the patchy scattered variety of that fog, something that you want to watch out for obviously can mess with your commute. sixty-six currently at the airport, a very mild start to the morning. yes, there you have it, nice calm winds out there, to allow

the moisture settle and the fog to form. but not everyone's going have to deal with. that will as the day progresses cents cents, generally, key word, generally looking at a partly sunny day, also warm one, because of that, as we yet again flirt with 80 degrees. the problem is we have a weakening area of low pressure moves, in so i can't rule out just a spotty shower along the way today. and specially toward evening. vittoria, over to you. >> good morning, if you are traveling right now on 95, the schuylkill, the vine st. expressway, just have a loft good news to talk b few construction zones, but really all of our majors look at clean and clear as the ben franklin bridge. we do have westbound construction, if you are traveling, into philadelphia, it is blocking the right-hand lane. two right lanes actually. so you will notice that definitely during the rush, that will set you back this morning. but as of right now not dealing with any volume. there is only just few vehicles on the roadway. doesn't matter if you are just traveling on the ben franklin bridge, maybe headed on the walt or commodore barry, so on, so for the. same thing with the majors, here is a look at the

schuylkill expressway not too far away from center city, it is wide open, speed censors in the 50's, as well, traveling 476, and 95, through the construction zone. pa turnpike the northeast extension all looking great this morning. now as far as those overnight construction projects, in new jersey, 259 southbound between the black horse pike and four it, we have one here ongoing until 6:00 a.m. be mindful of lane blockages, erika? >> torrey, thank you. parents at school in hamilton township new jersey say they won't be sending their kids to class until they know what killed one preschooler and sickened another. the fear is that it was enterovirus d68. tensions were hyatt last night eights meeting at yardville elementary school. four year old boy was out sick wednesday, n ' died at home the following day. the preschooler's symptoms were reportedly consistent with d68. his sample was sent to the cdc for testing yesterday, but results could take days. officials say the school is safe but questions remain. >> why did four year old toddler pass?

four year old toddlers just do not pass. so the concern is to find out what this poor child passed from. >> we brought in a whole cleaning crew, and we completely sanitizing that room all day friday. >> one week ago, another child in the same class was hospitalized, with a respiratory illness. the health department is wait to go see if the cdc will accept his sample for testing. well, happening today, three people accused of brutal attack on same sex couple in center city are due back in court this morning. a status hearing is scheduled for philip williams, catherine n knott and kevin harrigan, surrendered to police to face charges including assault and conspiracy in the september 11 incident that left one alleged victim with his jaw wired shut. and the search for buyers for the now closed revel casino resume this morning, the bankruptcy auction was cut short to honor rosh hashana. florida developer old a

$90 million bid. revel opened to much fanfare in 2012, closed earlier this month after never turning a profit. erika? >> new details are emerge being just how far an armed fence jumper was able to get before he was caught inside the white house. cbs news correspondent craig boswell tells us the director of the secret service is scheduled to testify before congress this morning, about that incident, and also other recent security breaches. >> accused white house fence jumper, omar gonzalez, made it much farther inside the executive mansion than was previously revealed. sources tell cbs news, that after entering the port i can owe doors, gonzalez ran through the entrance hall to the cross hall, passed the staircase leading to the first family residence. a female secret service agent confronting gonzalez, but he overpowered her, then ran into the east room. agents finally stopped him, just outside the green room door. that is very different from the original report, which said that gonzalez was

ultimately apprehended by officers inside the north doors of the white house. the secret service declined comment on the report, citing a ongoing investigation. but this was not the only serious breach here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. in november, 2011, owes cents car or telling a hernandez fired shots at the white house, striking the building at least seven times leaving bullet holes and broken glass. one of the president's daughters, sasha, was home at the time. >> one secret service agent that i talked to said we just keep getting lucky. we can't rely on luck. >> the president was not at the mansion during either of the incidents. at the white house, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we could learn more today about the death of the ceo of cooper university health system and his wife, john sheridan, jr. and his wife joyce both fawn dead sunday after a fire in their hospital in somerset county. we know the fire start in the their bedroom. but investigate verse not

released many of the other details. the somerset county prosecutor's offers is waiting on autopsy results before releasing any more information. right now it is 5:10. pointing fingers after a deadly accident on the new jersey turnpike, tracy morgan lawyer responds after wallmark blames the comedian for the crash that seriously injured him. >> also, possible break in the case of not one but two missing college students who vanished almost five years apart. how their disappearance cents could be connected. >> also, some wild video here, when a stunt on the road goes horribly wrong. see what happens next during this dangerous drive. >> and there could be few slick spots out there this morning before you walk out the door. we're checking traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the 3's. don't forget, when you hit the road you can still get your eyewitness weather forecast on the go. katie will deliver your forecast on "kyw news radio 1060" to help get you through the morning. so be sure to tune in when you get into your car. we'll be right back, family, good morning.

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good morning, everyone, lawyer for tracy morgan sales that it is appauling that wal-mart is blaming the comedian for the crash that seriously injured him, and killed one every his friends, on the new jersey turnpike. this was the scene in june, after wal-mart trucks slammed into a van, caring morgan, on his way home from a show in dover, delaware. now, wal-mart says, morgan's injuries were caused by him not wearing a seatbelt. morgan spent several weeks in rehab with rib and leg injuries. police say the truck driver did not sleep for more than 24 hours before that crash. right now, a 13:00. we want our traffic and weather together. what do you think today, do you need an umbrella? >> i would say could you get away without t unless you're out for real long periods of time, perhaps on a golf course, ukee, maybe for 18 holes worth. you know? that's nice long stretch of

time. at least possibility that we will see stray shower rolling on in here, the reason for, that weakening area of low pressure, key word there, it is weakening, but still going to have just enough juice to bring thaws spotty shower chance. so, that said, we want to get you through the whole forecast here. actually do have bit of activity to show you already this morning, specifically, right along i59, between baltimore and wilmington, if that's a stretch of highway you're traveling here this morning, watch out for just couple couple of damp roads. might need to flick the windshield wipers, but overall, even at the shore, seeing damp weather start to retreat. so catch a break in the action here. the problem; we are eventually going to see another system start to move in as the day progresses, so it will trigger just spotty shower along the way, meantime the pollen levels, i mean, again, no huge deal here, still staying low, continue to see the potential for shower, thursday we catch break, but in the wake that far weakening area of low pressure, see the levels drop off once again. currently winds are very, very calm. so calm that the word

something overlapping itself here. so, what that basically means is that with more moisture in the atmosphere, nice calm winds, the two main ingredients you need for fag to form. so specially through the western suburbs, outside of philadelphia, you'll very likely see that fog come through, patchy, but dense at times, watch out for. that will we should warm up yet again here today under more sun than that what we saw yesterday. still tracking potential for shower even by tomorrow. thursday we catch a break. by friday night specially our next potent front comes along. and speaking of watching weather, do you love it? we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers, sign up right now, by heading to cbsphilly.com for all of the details, cbsphilly.com/watchers is the linc. torrey, over to you. >> super cool. i want to watch. i want to do that, too! yes, good morning, everyone, well, if we're watching traffic, taking a look now at the vine st. expressway, really nothing too much to report here. it is wide open. we're not dealing with any volume problems, as katie mentioned earlier, i believe

it was ukee, as well, may have slick spot here and there. so just take it easy out, there practice some extra caution. for the most part it looks beautiful. not only the vine, but traveling 202, this shot here around the area of 29, value few construction pockets to be minds full of. again no delays. fifty your average on the schuylkill, a five on 95, 55 as well on 476, just lot of green all over. we do however have construction in new jersey on 295 southbound between the black horse pike and the 42, this is overnight construction, it will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. mass transit however looks just fine. we head back to the desk. >> thank you, torrey. updating breaking news in burlington county, police are looking for a person who shot a man in the back in edgewater park. you're looking live right now at the scene. that shooting happened just before 3:00 this morning. >> acme says customers information may be at risk after security breach at stores in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. the breach is not connected to another security breach in august. and lawmakers hold a hearing today on white house security. and intruder hopped a fence

and ran into an open front door back on september 19th, just short time after president obama and his daughters left that residence. your time now 5:17. and the new list of the richest americans is out this morning, see who is on top and just how much they are worth. >> and, don't waist youour money when you take cash out of the bank. three is on your side, easy way to avoid the rising atm fees. we will be right

>> drunk driver lost control of his car and hit gas pump. luckily the crash did not spark a fire last night, but you can see plenty of damage there, at the pump. this is at the sunoco station on richmond street, near castor avenue. the car also ripped apart an utility pole on the street, and three passengers in that car were all taken to the hospital to get checked out. philadelphia police are questioning a man for a hit-and-run crash in west

philadelphia. seven year old al lure mcqueen suffered broken foot and ankle sunday night when suv hit on 42nd street. eyewitness followed the driver and the mitsubishi suv got his license plate in this video right here helping police finds the driver. >> i'm really really thankful for the guy who chased him down. i am really thankful for that. if it wasn't for him i wouldn't have the license plate. >> the man being questioned turned himself in. no word yet on any charges. ukee? >> captured on tape, sideshow in oakland goes terribly wrong, a driver plows into crowd of spectators. see dark colored car as it spins recklessly in the street there. during one of the turns, the driver plows into a crowd of onlookers, and just takes off. it is unclear if anyone was seriously hurt. cell phone video posted on youtube over the weekend. oakland area police are still investigating. well, red light runners be aware. we'll let you know where red light cameras cents will start

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>> 5:23, let's get your traffic and weather together. >> good morning, today will be one of those days that keep it sort of interesting. just active enough, we have to allow a shower, some clouds, but overall, it should ends up being an okay day for you out there. storm scan3, actually showing the retreat heavier moisture, primarily out to sea right now, you can tell obviously still little activity here on land, so, watch for, that specially traveling south of philly, through wilmington and down toward baltimore on 95. but we're going to keep things generally quiet, overall, here, so see some damp roads. you might see some fog this morning, generally looks like day that will feature limited sunshine at the shore, you

will brighten up at least briefly, expect shower along the way, spot any nature, and we've also got that going for just philadelphia today. but still warm day. tomorrow smidge cooler, because we'll have bit more cloud cover to track out, there there will still be shower around. then come thursday, we actually finally catch break. completely, dry day coming up here with temperatures mid 70s, vittoria? >> thanks, always something to look forward to. you can look forward to pretty easy commute right now. we get you outside, better look, traveling on the schuylkill expressway there is shot here, not too far away from south street. notice that in either direction, moving really wellment look at the south street bridge lighting up. just love all of the colors how they do. that will any who >> northbound headlights there, no delays in either direction, speed censors reflecting even more good news everywhere. fifty your average on the schuylkill, a five blue route, green on the turnpike, northeast extension, we are however dealing with construction zone on 295

southbound between the black horse pike and 42, this would be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. be mindful of that. no delays for mass transit. ukee? >> birds are back at practice today as they gear up for for the game against the rams. help cobb on the way. tackle lane johnson was aggravated. suspended for first four games after testing positive for performance enhancing drugs. johnson could see action sunday at lincoln it is ailed field. didn't take long for the first nnl coach to get fired this season, the oakland raiders, can dennis allen, late last night, after zero and four start. the raid verse lost ten straight games going back to last season. they'll name an interim coach sometime later today. and, andy reid and the kansas city chiefs handed coach bill bell check second worse lost ever. last night in prime time. the chiefs jamal charles returned from injury to score three touchdowns. the patriots tom brady through

two interceptions, one run back for touchdown. the old pick six chiefs win 41 to 14. chiefs fans broke the record for loudest outdoor stadium in arrow head last night. with 142.2 decibels. seattle had the old record. of course we've got more trial time football this week. this week gets nfc north match up with the minnesota vikings traveling to where everybody say it with me lambeau field. the blade of green -- to play the greenbay packers, place 7:30 right here on cbs-3. oh, i get chips. the sixers open training camp today at stockton college. some say the sixers will be rebuilding mode once again this season, and stockpiling the possible draft picks. but sixers rookie star michael carter williams, wants to prove the critics wrong. >> i'm not saying we'll go out there, and win every game, but i think we'll win more games than people expect us to win.

>> young man, go get them. media day for the sixers yesterday. opened pre-season schedule monday against the celtics in boston. erika? >> coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", shoppers be aware. if you bought grocery attack me lately, take good look at your credit cards and bank statements. hackers strike again possibly stealing your personal information. we're also following breaking news this morning, after a man is shot in the back. live on the scene, where we're gathering some new information for you. plus, militants on the move. isis terrorists cents change their tactics, as more air strikes take aim at them. and vittoria and katie return. they have your traffic and weather together on the 3's. do you need to grab the umbrella before you

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>> we continue to follow breaking news in edgewater park, new jersey, man shot in the back just before 3:00 this morning. we're work to go find out how the victim is doing and what led up to the shooting. we'll keep you up-to-date on this breaking news, as we learn more. >> hackers may affect your account. joining us now from acme in south philly with we need to know. syma? >> reporter: first target, then home depo, now acme shop verse to double check their credit cards, and their debit card information. that is because, supermarket says their credit cards may have been hacked. found on networks that process credit cards, and debit cards in the store. the company says, it immediately contacted the authorities, the customers th m