good start to our morning. >> we'll take that. depends where you are, you might have to start off with that. but that's the one and only spotty would say, need maybe little extra time. portions of the garden state parkway for example, but overall, things pretty enough just dry outside. >> vest eye lighted spec that is show up, through portions of southeastern burlington, and even southern ocean county, too. now, but, where they are coming down, see it on the tail end of the loop, pretty heavy duty shower, very, very isolated but getting clocked at some of the jersey shore point, so dow worry, eventually clearing out as already has done, across the rest of the region, just, all about location, location, location, so often what we

have to deal with, right? how does it feel in the meantime though? forma, dropping with time here, left with mice low dew point for wednesday, thursday, friday, likely starting to pick up little bit more, as we head into the weekends, but his is good stretch of days coming our way. right now, as we stand, at 76 degrees both in philly as well as in atlantic city, you can see how winds have really calm downed in mount pocono, 36 degrees up that way. but we are going to see the wind flow shift bit more northwest now that the front is still, again, in transition, trying to actually clear out, once it does, the sun breaks out, the skies clear for everyone, the humidity drops and not looking at too much after breeze, just going to turn into the nicest afternoon. so off to muggy start, granted, but it get better from here. >> i hear it is a nice work week ahead with nice weather, katie, i'm happy. good morning everyone, still dark outside, plenty of

headlight. this we will see heat up as we progress to the 5:00 hour, of course, during rush hour, very busy, so certainly 95 southbound at girard, in and around the area trying to make your way into center city. give yourself couple of minutes, even now moving into the 5:00 a.m. hour. a look at the schuylkill expressway at spring garden. looking good on the schuylkill, basically anywhere i look, everyone traveling around at posted speeds 422 eastbound at observation, headed toward the king of prussia area, traveling at posted speeds in and around the area very good company. also new jersey construction, bellmawr area, 295 southbound route 168, that off ramp was closed until 6:00 a.m. happy to report that's now cleared, so not going to cause any imagine or slow downs, then here is just quick line up of mass transit. everything is running on time, west trenton line bussing today. over to you. >> thank you. want to give you live look again at the gaping sinkhole in kensington, we just got this in right now.

water is back on for all residents there. so good news, hopefully they slept through it, didn't realize their water was off. intersection though as you can see again looking live at the scene is the intersection of tulip and huntingdon streets t remains closed while crews repair 12-inch water main break. pgw also on the scene assessing damage, hearing no customers have lost power. >> relief for drivers at the gas pom up this morning, prices down, have you seen the prices in drivers in new jersey, are getting gas for less than $2 a gallon. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the story as drivers are happy to see some extra money back in their pockets. >> i think it is great. filling up the gas tank monday night, feels like deal, where handful every south jersey station haves dropped prices below $2. trouble with the world markets, is actually putting money back in joe kelly's pocket when it comes to his weekly gas budget. >> sixty, $70 if the price is high. >> and tonight?

$13. >> regular, right? >> this is the second time this year, south jersey drivers are seeing prices this low. but this time, it has been in a eight week decline falling faster than it has this 30 years, inches. in the works market has pushed the price of crude oil below $40 a gallon. >> great. i toll them 30 regular, not spec to go get change back. >> when is the last time that snapped. >> i couldn't -- i in us have been 18. >> yes, exactly? >> long time. >> i just drove up on it, not expect to go see 1.95. i'm pretty shocked. i don't know if it has anything to do with my mutual funds that aren't maybe in my account now. >> not every station can go solo, medford petro market err says the competition from other gas stations is forcing him to offer the lowest prices in the state for cash, that's 1.9 at for gallon of regular. >> whatever price we use, still ones lower than that. >> hey custom remembers returning customers. new jersey drivers are gladly

shelling out the cash. >> tonight i'm helping kids get a full tank. >> after years of pain at the pump, thankful for a little relief. >> a lot better than paying $4, what we were doing, what, a year ago. >> march was the last time south jersey drivers saw prices this low. and analysts are only predicting that prices will continue to fall. in medford new jersey, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 5:35, in business news this morning, what's going on with china's economy and how that is impacting wall street. let's check in with mine watch's jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange, crazy day yesterday. good morning. wild riled, could be in for another wild ride on wall street today, this morning, china main index collapsed again, it was monday's massive sell off in china, that really sparked a sell off in markets, across the globe, here in wall street, dow plunged more than a thousand points, within just the first couple every minutes, of trading.

by mid-day, rallied back, the sell off though resumed in the afternoon. the dow finished the day 588 points lower, the nasdaq fell 180 points. switching gears, there are some safety concerns this morning, about newer jeep suv's regulators looking into more than dozen complaints, but the vehicles can roll away unexpectedly after drivers put them in park. the investigation covers more than 400,000 grand injury cheese from 2014 and 2015, at this point shall the vehicles aren't being recalled. >> h and m going green, offering million dollars prize for anyone who could come up with a new way to recycle clothing next week the company's also launching new pair of jeans made with recycle cotton. >> great idea, jill, thank you. see you later this morning. 5:36 right now. the company behind the cheating website, ashley madison, offering $378,000 reward, for information on hackers, who compromise the site. police say the hacking has

triggered extortion, and led to 2-inch confirmed suicides. hackers released records on millions of people registered with the website, whose slogan is life is short, have an affair. >> investigators are working to connect the dots between two killings in louisianna. one of the murders claims the life of state trooperment andrew spencer report. >> at the scene where louisianna state trooper was shot, a truck, registered to a man found dead at his home in lost bluff, in cosseted did i, the driver accused of killing the state trooper, a man who may be linked to the other killing as well. >> we do have information to believe he was a resident at that location, maybe not permanently, but at least staying with him, we have have not established that yet, whether's friend, whether he is a relative. we have not gotten that far in the investigation yet. >> police say trooper steven vincent found in a ditch a pick up which matched reports of one seen driving irradically. police say 54 year old kevin

dago he will behind the wheel. they say he shot the trooper with a shotgun. >> my 35 years, as a state trooper, to watch that video, and to see what transpired right in front of us, i mean, it was a horrible, horrible incident, and i watched it on tape. >> several pulled over, restrain dago he will using trooper's handcuffs. at press conference colonel mike edmonson introduced the man who first stopped to help the trooper. >> he you what was ahead of him. he heard what happened. co-not get there any quicker. >> marne didn't want to speak, but saying he acted when total disregard for his own safety. >> just wanted to get to our trooper. this is a hero right here. >> andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". more honors could be on the way to service us servicemen who helped thwart an attack on high speed train in paris. they they received the honors

yesterday, and now could be receiving honors from the us military. american and any saddler also helped thwart that attack. still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", are you headed to the beach? is this your week at the shore? if show, we have important information outwent hear. >> still lots of sun and fun to be had at the shore, but unfortunately, many beach patrols starting to wind down their operations. i'm cleve bryan, coming up, some information you need to know before planning your trip to the jersey shore. >> also, a local woman survives eight kind of cancer, and she is part of a growing trends. stephanie stahl has more on how she survived, in a health watch exclusive.

>> headlines today, water service just restored in kensington neighborhood. they were without water after water main break triggered large sinkhole, still working on that right now. >> also, investors eyes will be on wall street later on this morning, china's main stock market took another beating overnight. however, european shares advanced in early trading. >> and all that in a settlement of the worlds markets means gas prices are actually down. some new jersey gas stations, some of them, gas is less than $2 a gallon. it the ninth straight week as prices are down. this time last year, drivers paying a dollar more per gallon.

so, some good news if you have to fill up this morning. >> sad to say, summer winding down, almost the end of august. labor day weekend, less than two weeks away. and, as the season nears an end, beach-goers will need to be extra cautious. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan's in ocean city where some popular spots will no longer have lifeguards. >> lever guards manage somewhat challenging ocean conditions. >> piercing yet reassuring sound of the whistle was a bit fainter for those who park their beach chairs on 13th street. lifeguard stands down there, and the green swim flag replaced with red caution ones, catching some people off guards. >> we do normally expect there to be a lifeguard, but, i didn't, yes, didn't realize it. >> unfortunately even lifeguards have to go back to school. short on staff, ocean city beach patrol made the first rounds of beach closures, 11 guarded beaches close in the various spots from the north ends to south of 59 street. >> you know, it is an inconvenience, at the same time, unfortunately, don't

always have enough time to keep every beach open as long as we would want tonight with that, we still have over 38 beaches open. >> as summer winds down, beach patrols begin closing more guarded beaches, more responsibility falls on bathers for their own safety. you need to check the weather conditions, and check before you come to the shore, which streets still have lifeguards. >> we recommend swimming from a guarded beach, if you are going to choose not to, make sure that you're always being very vigilant about water conditions, never, never think it might be okay, always lay on the side of caution. >> keep in mind, storm activity in the drop things time of year can cause rip current at the jersey shore. >> still summer for many weeks. well into september. it is good beach wetter. >> with a little extra preparation, and measure of caution, you don't have to say good-bye to the shore just yet. in ocean sit, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> hard to believe almost time to go back to school. sorry, kids. we want to show your back to school photos, though, right here on cbs-3, here is one, our own nicole brewer, do you recognize her in the little

red dress? one of her first days back to school whether she was a little tike. we want to see your photos when your child heads back to school. snap a picture and share it with us. post it to facebook, twitter, or our instagram pages. use the #cbs3, then look for your photo on "eyewitness news" right here on cbs-3. my gosh, how cute was she, katy? >> adorable. >> i can't wait to see yours. >> no, i was just a nerd. >> oh, stop. >> i'm sure were you fabulous. >> no, really. trust me. >> now, erase the word nerd, nothing wrong with that. >> lit you know what? absolutely. a lot of the kids are being looking forward to school. i know you and i both looked forward to the first day of school, pens else sharpened, new trapper keeper. >> the best. so awesome. >> but again we die dress, let's take you to the eyewitness weather watcher network. warm air in place, couple every mid, upper 70s, showing up here. we take you on baby tour around the region, start it

off at lewes, 73 degrees objection coming in from eagleville. clouds at this point. he does still have pretty high humidity. that said, when we speaking of humidity, fran also mentioned he's got pretty high humidity, 68 degrees for him right now. nice temp, but little muggy, asking if it will be a bad hair day, actually, i think it actually gets better and better with time here, simply because we tart to see the dew point drop off with time. so maybe start with a ponytail then you can let your hair down and it will be just fine. greg sent in for the most part just some clouds as well at 72 degrees. and he actually sent us great shot from last night, he was able to capture as you look closely some cloud to cloud lightning from last night as the storms came in. that was from the frontal boundery that we are still tracking, still trying to make its retreat. but go ahead, take you back in time here so far for the month of august. looking back at the last few years, few highlights, the wettest august we have seen happened in 2011. we had over 19 inches every rain, a lot had to do with irene, eight, 90 plus degrees

days in 2012. no 90 degrees days in 2013. only 190 degrees day, last august this one, already ten in the last 25 days, at 09 degrees. soap, the pattern that's settling in here, pretty darn nice one overall. as you'll see. here's what's left of the front we were just talking b still see few additional showers firing i am primarily at the shore points at this point. but this front is going to be making its full retreat, we clear out with time, from northwest to southeast. humidity clears out with time from northwest to southeast. stowe just feels better and betterment and then, i mean, this is the stretch of days that you want to enjoy. mid, low 80s, full sunshine, low humidity, that's wednesday, thursday, and friday, meisha. can't get better than, that right? >> oh, you really can't. then you know you come to me in this picture, look what's going on behind me. such a buzz kill. thanks, katie. good morning, everyone. it is still early. we can't always be the bearer of good news, we have an accident here, delaware county, around ridley park, and this is after the blue

route, before you get to the airport, 95 northbound, at ridley park, two center lanes blocked. let me move out of the way here little bit. you can see, there is just kind after whole host of stuff going on here, we have the emergency vehicles, out there, three cars, people out on foot. and everyone out there is trying to swerve around. so if you are thinking about traveling around, 59, at ridley park, take a look at, that did you see the backups? >> give yourself couple of extra minutes here, 59 at cottman, moving in the southbound direction trying to get into center city, no accident here, but very busy, so 95 basically anywhere you look is going to be busy, but specially be cautious around the accident, and that is probably going to be therefore a little bit. for those of you traveling from jersey northbound 42 freeway at creek road, approaching 295, just starting to see levels builds in the 5:00 hour. it will be a busy one, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. on the cbs-3 health watch, the doctor says, you have cancer,

again. it is being heard by growing number of people. new research shows, a 300% increase in people with second cancers. stephanie stahl speaks with a speaks with a local woman with incredible story of survival. >> each birthday is a important milestone for you. >> you better believe it. >> at 72, judy bernstein loves every birthday she gets to celebrate with her family, talk about beating the odds. she survived eight different kind of cancer. >> i'm very lucky, none of them are metastatic. >> judy who lives in montgomery county part of new trend. there has been a dramatic increase in people being diagnosed with second cancers, they're different malignancies, not a row currens. >> this isn't necessarily bad news. >> no, i would flip it, good news, actually getting so much better at treating people that they actually live longer. unfortunately then at risk forgetting another cancer, but the only reason that is happening is because they've

done real well from their first cancer? doctor who are wits, chairman of radiation at fox chase, says it starts with improvement in cancer detection, for judy who has been married for 51 years, her cancer odyssey started when skin cancer, then, 16 years ago, lymphoma. >> how did you survive eight cancers? >> everything was caught early. early detection is the clue and cue to living with cancer. >> most recently, she had radiation for cancer around her eye. >> do you feel sick? >> look at me. do i look sick? >> doctors say second sans ers can be difficult to treat. radiation options are limited and radiation can increase the risk of causing different cancers, and even heart disease. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 5:50 right now. and one might expect that buying a puppy for companionship would be positive experience. but, one california woman says it has just been a nightmare.

she claims it all started with craigslist, catherine taylor bought this boston terrior when she moved to san diego alone. soon after, had a laundry list of health problems. turns out the little guy had parvo took him to a vet and got hal owned with a $7,000 bill. >> so you don't know what you are getting into when you are adoping a puppy. you need to do your homework. >> absolutely. taylor said she called emailed and texted the summer but has not heard a word from him. she said he has to know that he's selling sick puppies. 5:51 right now. zombie's, big part of popular culture, now, you can get a chance to be one. more on how you can and part of eastern state penetentary's terror behind the walls. coming up, halloween already? first, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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>> goods morning, happening right now, looking liver as crews have just restored water service in kensington, some great news for resident there. however, as you can see, crews do remain on that scene,

they're fixing giant sinkhole, that swallowed up half of the streets. china stocks close sharply lower, extending sell off, unnerved investors around the globe. now all eyes on wall street to see if the markets here will fair any better. and new tropical storm forms overnight. erika; now churning up the atlantic. katie with the latest, coming up in just one second. good morning, tuesday, august 25th, good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to get your day started when traffic and weather together with katie and meisha a muggy but not too much rain to talk about. >> good morning, yes in terms of the weather, katie, you will talk about that, but we have dry roadways be doesn't matter, still very busy. an accident i'll tell but coming up. but we shoot it over to you and let them know what's begin on the roads. >> get down to the busy, things are dry, and eventually discussing erika much more, talking about the tropical storm it time, in much more