>> labor day weather may have addition ripped dollars plans yesterday. check out live mega doppler-3, tracking another chance of showers today. uqh. sore. >> i we check in with katie watch can we expect? >> checking storm scan, yes. >> so, thankfully, guys it, has actually moved out to sea, that's good news, right? but, you know, you're right. we ends up with more wet weather later today. you don't need to cans em your outdoor plans, you got barbeque, going to the pool, going to the shore, lucky you, i'm very jealous of you right now, but doesn't look like you will have to cancel any of the planes, rather, just have an eye to the sky. i always say that anyway on day like this. but anything we see, pretty scat nerds nature. let's go out there, i show you what's up. really heavy batch of rain that rumbled through here with lightning, embedded thunder and now just left with couple of scattered showers, most

every us actually, well, quote unquote, dry. for the time being but man muggy outside. actual area temperatures. >> mid 70s around the board, where dew points are right now, too, it means translate into pretty oppressive humidity both today and tomorrow we are going to see sunshine along the way, will help heat things up. >> so the beach may not be the worse place to head. rip currents risk is low once again, great to hear, but do you have to keep in mind, that we are going to be dodging that shower or thunderstorm chance, mainly later today, not just at the beaches, but shooting for eight an at the shore, and like i said, in the sit of philadelphia, it will probably get little hotter with the sunlight in the urban heat island effect that we tends to get. so expect mid upper 80s but at some point we spoke to 09 degrees, so it will be pretty hot, steamy day to say the least. ukee, back to you.

>> thanks for the heads up. happening today, philadelphia marks labor day with a parade through south philadelphia. the parade steps off at 10:00 o'clock this morning, at columbus boulevard and washington avenue t ends at the great plaza at penn's landing where there are activities for the entire family. philadelphia fast-food workers demanding higher wages will march as part of the parade. >> for thousands of casino workers in atlantic city this labor day holiday marks time of sadness and uncertainty. one casino has closed its doors, and two others await a similar fate. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at revel casino where guests will check out for the last time, jan, good morning. >> that's right, erika. cruel irony here on the board walk in atlantic city this morning. you mentioned it is labor day, yet in couple of hours thousands of more people will be without a job here in atlantic city, revel is closing its low tell at 11:00 this morning, then tomorrow, it closes its dine right around 5:00 a.m. this comes on the heals of yet

another casino closure, here in ac. >> sign of the times in atlantic city closed the latest casino casualty showboat. staple on the board walk in ac for nearly three decades, but sunday the casino close its doors for good. >> everybody who was in tears today. >> left about 2,000 people without a job, including angela brockerman, who spoke with "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson. >> give it to god, have to deep praying. >> and over the next two days, about 3,000 more will join them on the unemployment line. revel the city's newest casino, and one zeniths savior, starts to winds down today. the hotel closing at 11:00 a.m., the casino closing tuesday, at 5:00 a.m. >> it is very difficult for the guests, very difficult for the employees, sad time in atlantic sit. >> i after only two years, revel never turned a profit. and after filing for bankruptcy twice, abu err for the $2.4 billion casino was never found.

revel will be the third of four casinos to close this year in all leaving a third of atlantic city's work force without a job and wondering what's next. >> i don't know, i guess just taking it one day at a time. >> again, everyone here, taking it one day at a time. and a lot of tearings yesterday, when showboat closed. now, a loft experts expect that the revel will not be empty long, once it is sold at a cut rate price it, could become another casino. possibly even resort and some condos next. and this isn't the end. trump plaza is the next to close, september 16th. live in atlantic city, jan carabeo. >> thank you for, that we'll get back to you. breaking news this morning, fire at award dry cleaners roxborough. fire broke out about 4:00 at the family owned business over at ridge and shurs lane. fire fight verse not controlled the fire as of yet. but they tell "eyewitness news" that majority of the fire has been knocked down. we'll keep you updated. no reports of injuries.

developing right now, the us military says its launched two more air strikes against islamic state militants in northern iraq. one air attack near mozul damn destroyed armed vehicle. iraqi forces say that liberated the town of em errly, where roughly 15,000 people had been trapped by isis militants since june. us humanitarian aid and air strikes were key to breaking the six week siege. but, law makers in washington are concerned that the limited scope of the us action against the millitant islamic group won't be enough to de fit it. >> and it will require some very strong measures to defeat them, and they must be defeated not contained. >> i think i've learned one thing about this president. and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance, too cautious. >> the us started launching air strikes against the extremist group to prevent the insurgents from advancing on the curds i shall regional capitol and to help protect members of religious minority.

new this morning, man shot and killed in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. happened late last night on the 6,000 block of almond streetment man was shot multiple times in the chest, at the moment, there is no word on his identity. investigators are searching for a gunman. well, three students are killed in a crash in the poconos. today, counselors will be at council rock south, to help grieving students and parents. the suv caring six teens overturned saturday in pawpack township wayne county. mat rivers traveled to the high school in holland, bucks county to finds out more about the young victims. the council rock high school south community is grieving after the loss of three of their own. ryan lesher, seamus digne, and cullen keffr, all incoming sophomores were killed after the suv they were riding in overturned in wayne county in the poconos. six people were inside the vehicle, although the extent of the survivors injuries were not immediately known. authorities are still investigating the cause of the accident.

the boys high school did release a statement asking for prayers for the victims' families during this difficult time. >> and the school also said it will be open today from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. to provide grief counselling service toss anyone who request it, school scheduled to start this week. we're in holland, bucks county, matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". it is becoming something after labor day tradition. but, fans did not let a little rain ruin their fun at this year's made in america festival. crews out early this morning, start that long process of cleaning up. last night, event organize hers to order people to seek health when he strong line of storms rolled through the area. after a one-hour rain delay, the gates were reopened, and the performances continued. >> i don't think it is that bad. but it is kind of a bummer that we have to go. >> it is unfortunate because a lot of money, rain or shine. >> that weather caused about a 09 minute delay. despite the rain, though, plenty of fans packed into the parkway to watch headliner

ferrell hit the stage. >> now coast-to-coast, for the very first time, thousands rocked out in downtown la for the concert series, music festival of course first lawn notched philadelphia by music mogel jay-z back in 2012. you can find more coverage of made in america on our website cbsphilly.com t includes a slide show of the festival's most memorable moments. and there were many. >> that clean up could not have been fun though. >> i know, they do a great job, though, every year, bang, like a whistle. >> still ahead this morning, "eyewitness news", joan rivers is being brought out of her medically induced comb a find out what her family says they're planning to do next. >> also ahead, weekends of wilds weather across our area nation. we'll take a look at damage left behind. >> everywhere you look signs of fall. that will means winter is not far behind. are you dreading the change of seasons? we have expert advice on how to beat those pre-winter blues. >> ♪

>> rocking to little ewf this very first day of september. yep, summer went by, rather quickly, again. that's all right, we're in this together. we'll except fall. >> together? >> get your pumpkin latte. >> september 1st, wow, good morning, family.

>> more severe weather expected today, this super cell reached havoc across the midwest. >> this was take never iowa. thunderstorm with deep rotating up draft. >> people outside boston will spend the day cleaning up this mess after possible tornado ripped through that area, toppled trees lit thirds neighborhood in whoos err after the storm blew through last night. trees handed on houses, cars, all over the street, in one unfortunately was hurt. >> lightning sent people scrambling at a crowded beach. three people standing on handball court were hurt when the storm hit orchard beach in the bronx. they're all expected to be okay. police did close that beach for safety reasons.

>> just seen stuff lift up. >> there was really like vroome, like a bomb blew up. >> wow, that storm also put on pretty spectacular show, check out your screen, this is on the hudson river, several lightning bolts, head hitting the water there. >> beautiful to see. but watch it from the inside of your home. >> oh, so, so, so true. yes, once again, i think we are dodging additional showers, storms shall here at home today. as well, and would you think that was coming through because after storm system of some kind but not necessarily the case. explain the pattern that general. this looks lick a front, doesn't it? actually not. more just return flow, around a large dome of high pressure, now, typically high pressure bridges us very fair weather. and it hooked us up, the last couple of days, but yet shifted taught sea, so wind flow turned more southerly, got clockwise flow around areas of high pressure in this hemisphere, which meant we start today heat up, we start today pick up more humidity, and we start today see couple of showers, storms, get

triggered. the cold front we talked about the storm in iowa. that's what will eventually bring our humidity levels little lower with time. but, meantime, the next two days, actually will feature some stormy weather, i think, so not talking a wash out. afternoon, scattered variety of showers, storms, likely lingers into the evening, as well. tomorrow might link near the overnight. but again not complete wash out either day. seventy-four the current temperature at the airport, very much on par with what's going on down south with a sign that we're getting the return flow coming in from the deep south. here is what is left behind of our cold front. you see the green contour colors, indicates that the front's already crossed and the temperatures starting to take a little bit after hit because of itment back here at home, though, 09 degrees, the expected hi, or going to make good run for it anyway with shower or storm around, mainly afternoon and evening, so keep your outdoor plans, just have a heads up, eye to the sky out there, and tomorrow, a very similar forecast, as many of us head back to work and school. and keep in mind, guys, you can always keep on top of all things weather by download g

or texting the word cbs philly weather. sign up for eyewitness weather text alerts, sends that word, all one word, cbs philly weather to 84816. >> doctors begin to bring joan rivers out of a medically induced coma. now, it may be days before we know river's condition. her daughter melissa says her fingers are crossed that her mother will recover, the 81 year olds comedian went into cardiac arrest during routine procedure in new york, sources cloe to the family say they're considering a lawsuit. here is a look at today's headlines on cbs-3. grief counselors will be at council rock high school in bucks county today, from 1:00 until 4:00. three student friends south were killed in a car crash in the poconos over the weekend. atlantic city's revel casino hotel begins its g process today. closes at 11:00 this morning, casino early tomorrow morning. showboat closed yesterday and later this month, the trump plaza will also close. and, the 27th annual philadelphia labor day parade

steps offer at 10:00 this morning, starts at the sheet metals worker hall on columbus boulevard ends at at penn's landing great plaza, we'll be right back. male announcer: the magic of the bay is waiting. coastal villages,s scenic waterways and the land of our national anthem along the star-spangled banner national historic trail. there's an adventure waiting for you in maryland. land of discovery.

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he has been traded to the blue jays. played parts of six seasons with the phils, traded prior to september 1st, so if the blue jays make the post-season, john will be eligible for the playoffs. well the phils got homerun from ryan howard in the sixth inning yesterday, at city field, to tie the new york mets at two runs apiece. the big piece has 20 homeruns, so far this season, but the tie game lasted less than an inning. in the bottom of the sixth, allentown's own anthony wrecker just wreck one. he hammered three run homerun off a.j. burnett, the mets hung ton beat the phils final score six to five. well, delaware county residents celebrating some wormed series champions. >> not just one but two. >> bang. >> congratulations, "eyewitness news", in newtown square, where a parade kick off for the broomall newtown baseball team. the 15 year olds won the world series national championship by defeating team from north carolina. the 13 year old division won the babe ruth world series on

friday, in virginia. it is the first time in its 57 year history that both teams won their age groups in the babe ruth league world series. >> sweet. nicely done. well, taney dragons star pitcher and sports illustrated cover girl mo'ne davis at the conference finals in minnisota sporting uconn sweat cheryl, little league world series sensation got a chance to meet players, former uconn star mia moore signed the jerseyment mo'ne said her dream is to play for uconn, get her agree, then eventually play in the nwnba of we of course wish her well. >> that rule just keeps ongoing, so happy for her. >> as you wake up this morning, looking for that pick me up of some kind, caffeine, find out why you may want to choose tea over coffee. that's ahead in this morning's health watch. >> and if you your dog seems little depressed this week, there could be a god reason for it. find out why dogs often get the blues this time of year. we'll be back.

>> i think we'll see additional scattered showers and storms later this afternoon headed toward evening, but his isn't going to be a wash out casino of day. although it will be one of those where you feel the steamy necessary, the second you walk out the door, so storm scan3, yes, we still have few signs of life out, there bulk of the heavy rain that came through, well out to sea already, though, and we look outside beach patrol headquarters speaking of, at the shore points here in margate, at least, you have the cloud cover, sock in for now, but i do think you will eventually see some some sunlight. mid 80s at the shore, watch for shower or storm later this afternoon or evening specially, if that's when your barbeque is planned, just have eye to the sky, have a back up plan in case you get stuck under one of the pockets and

storms tomorrow, very similar forecast, a lot of us head back to school. welcome back. ukee, back to you. >> thank you, katie. usual health watch this morning, new stud study says you might want to pick a cup of tea during morning routine. european researchers say tea drinkers more likely to live healthier lives corks even live longer, they found tea drinkers tends tore more physically active and have better chance of surviving non-heart related diseases. but, if hot drinks aren't your cup of tea, grab glass of wine. another overseas study says drinking wine could help protect against heart disease, but only if you exercise. researchers followed a group of men and women for a year, they found people who drank wine and exercise dollars at least twice a week had low cholesterol readings. erika? >> for many of us, summer was just too short, especially after that long hard winter. just a memory of shoveling all that snow is enough to make you cringe when thinking about the change every season. but, there is no reason to

fear the fall. >> fall's around the corner as store after store remind us warm cozy clothes, but a season usually celebrated is now being met with some trepidation. >> i'm kind of dreading fall. i love summertime. >> dread t i love the summer. and just very sad, big tears. >> last winter still fresh in the minds. >> i think people get to thinking fall then means winter, and winter means i go through last year, and don't want to go through that again. >> predicting another long cold winter but no need to fear the change every season. therapist john james offers some tips. first, plan fun. >> the summer, you just kind of go outside, you have fun. when it gets little cold, or difficult, plan some of those fun activities. >> like trip to the zoo, or park, or even a favorite

restaurant. just planning the activity can lift spirits. >> next, know yourself and your kids, notice in anyone's routine changes. >> pay attention it, can be your sign it is changing from okay to fall to something not so great. >> finally embrace the change of season. >> change of the colors, even the ability to change your wardrobe, some people now oh, can wear the sweaters or those jackets. >> ya, that part is casino of fun chack wardrobe, about the folks nervous with it being september. >> do you like fall? >> i usually do, the first year i've had the bit of oh, oh,. >> every fall we rise, that's right. >> a phrase i miss in the. >> i stole it from the eagles billboard. that's the eagles thing. every fall they rise. >> very good. >> here we go, eagles. in september which means the start of another school year almost here.

>> dog suffer from separation anxiety when buddies leave for class, symptoms include whimpering, appetite lost, noise phobias, so to ease those doggy blues, experts recommends starting new routine before school starts, and then leaving treats and toys behind, before you leave for the day. >> got it take care of our pups. they're family, indeed. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", the ends after area down the shore, jan? >> reporter: the showboat after 27 years here on the boardwalk in atlantic city now closed, revel, is up next, i'm jan carabeo, coming up what's happening today, tomorrow, and what's in store for this casino's future. plus, breakfast may be the most important meal of the day. but it is also getting more expensive. demand for bacon is sizzling. we'll take a look at what's causing the price hike. >> and katie returns with your weather. back in a couple of minutes, good morning, family, see you at the bottom of the hour.

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updating breaking news, fire at awards dry cleaners rock borough. the fire broke out about 4:00 this morning, at the family owned business at ridge avenue and shurs lane in roxborough. firefightersfire fight have notd the fire as of yet, but they tell us majority of the fire

has been knocked down, but you can see the flames right there in the center of your jean, and the water angle being taken on the right side of your screen, as well, trying to knock it down even more. there are no reports of any injuries. we'll stay on top of this, and get more information as it comes into us. also this morning, the slot machines are silenced at another atlantic city casino. >> showboat closes doors yesterday becoming the first of three casinos shutting down over the next two weeks. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us outside revel, where business there is winding down. jan, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, erika, good morning, little bit brighter here in atlantic city now 6:30 in the morning, but dark days ahead for thousands of revel employees, who will soon be out after job, the hotel closes at 11:00. the casino will follow up tomorrow, at 5:00 a.m. of course, this comes on the heals of the showboat closing after 27 years. leaving some 2,000 people without work there. now, when all is said and done, at the end of the summer, if all goes as

planned, four casinos in total will close here in atlantic city eliminating about 8,000 jobs. casino experts have said, this is painful, but necessary, to right size and stabilize this market. now, revel opened just little more than two years ago, and there were high hopes that this casino would save atlantic city's crumbling gaming market. but the two and a half billion dollars casino and hotel never turned a profit. after filing for bankruptcy twice, a qualified by err was never found. >> this alone will leave more than 3,000 employees without a job, in all, these closures mean, nearly a thirds of atlantic city entire work force will be unemployed, including those 2,000 who lost their jobs just yesterday, down the boardwalk at showboat. >> very difficult for the guests, it is very difficult for the employees, it is a sad time in atlantic city. >> those very sad time yesterday, as showboat closed. there were a lot of tears, that's expected as well over the next two days here at revel, on the boardwalk in atlantic city. now, he experts expect this

casino will not stay empty for long, it will be sold at cut right price. new own kearse turn it into possibly another casino, possibly condos, a resort, that is lot of options on the table. but still, this is a sad time at 11:00 the doors to the casino will close, and then two at 5:00 o'clock, rather, tomorrow morning. the casino will close for good. live in atlantic city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> okay, jan, thank you. philadelphia marks today labor day with a parade through south philly. the parades starts at columbus boulevard and washington avenue at 10:00 o'clock this morning, then ends at the great plaza at penn's landing where there are activities for the entire family. fast-food workers demanding higher wages will also march as part of the parade. also, today, the 49th annual polish-american festival and country fair, festivities kick off in doylestown this weekend and continue today, but if you can't make it, not to worry. fair runs next weekends, as well. the hours are from noon until 8:00 p.m.

6:33, and katie has your weather, good morning. >> good morning, everybody, very happy labor day, being sent your way from all of us here at cbs-3. you know, maybe lucky you have no have the day off. make like us, you got to go to work. we want you out the door regardless, give you sense of what you can expect for the day ahead, whether your plans include a barbeque, or headed to the pool or shore. lucky you. generally pretty nice weather to enjoy, but getting hot outside. very steamy. feeling like summer for sure. what's been going on? live look out first and for most on "skycam 3", see the break in the clouds, so eventually going toned up with some sunlight here,ly help really start warming things up. so we may have started off with some very, very steamy conditions out there. we did as we go next to storm scan3 have very heavy round of rain that came through right at the beginning of the loop there. see it pulling away. at this point, left maybe with light little sprinkle here and, there but generally the window for dry weather happens from now until this afternoon. then we start to see scattered

showers and storms popping up. general synopsis for today and tomorrow, will be very much the same. it will be hot. it will be steamy, high humidity, and scattered variety of showers and storms to dodge, both today and tomorrow. totalling up between the two days, one to one and a half inches. so in the enough to cause flashflooding, not enough to cause you any kind of major headaches, but will be very likely enough to perhaps delay some outdoor plans. what we are looking at here, not your attempt tour. it is actually your dew point, but i tell you the air temperatures close to the values, in other words, it is steamy outside. just so muggy, and you have to sort of factor that into your hairstyle of choice here on day like there is just one of those days that the hair may not cooperate if you're not in climate control. so, out in philadelphia, today, we get some sun. it will be hot, team i a -- steamy. hottest spot in the urban corridor, we expect to make good run at 90s, mid 80s the expectation around the rest of

the regions. >> developing right now, us air strikes over the weekend helped to break up isis strong hold in a northern iraqi town. but as cbs news correspondent michael bert tells you, some lawmakers now calling for more well defined strategy, against the millitant group. >> the us president dollars on wits mission with isis militants in iraq launching more air strikes against the terror group in the northern part of the country. following air strikes over the weekends, in the armorially area, iraqi security forces say they finally broke nearly two month siege of the town by isis. the us air drops humanitarian aid for thousands of people there, who had been trapped and left without food, water and medicine. the us has now carried out about 120 strikes against isis in iraq. but, last week, president obama admitted the us does not yet have strategy to tackle isis in neighboring syria. that has many lawmakers on both sides of the aisle concerned. >> senate intelligence committee chair democrat diane

fine stein criticized the president's approach. >> i think i have learned one thing about this president. and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance, too cautious. >> arizona senator john mccain called for swift action. >> i think it starts with an understanded g that this is a direct threat to the united stay of america. that will it may be one of the biggest we've ever faced. >> but some democrats are coming to president obama's defense. >> we can't simply bomb first and ask questions later. >> the pentagon is drawing up plans for action in syria. michael bert, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the unrest in ferguson, missouri is lead to go big change for police. officers there have just started wearing body cameras. now, this was the scene last month. protesters clash with police for almost three weeks after a white officer shot and killed an un armed african-american teenager. these new cameras will record each other respect -- officers areas actions and conversations. right now 6:37.

love was in the air this labor day weekend. we have word of three celebrities weddings coming up. >> also, breakfast foods getting pricier. so what's behind the price hike? what you need to know before you head to the grocery store this week. >> and, caught on camera, a curious bear doing a little window shopping. taking a little peak in the window there. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> celebrating workers here, and we hope all here at the station, in front of camera and hine it, we love working with you. good morning, family, be right back. >> ♪

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raised prices by as much as 10 percent. bacon is at 30 year high. and another breakfast staple, orange juice, hasn't fared much better after bacteria hit the sit crust drop in floored. >> one area where prices may come down or at least stay the same is with cereal. that's because corn production has soared this year. >> but even with the price tag, heading south, cereal still isn't flying off the shelves. with morton williams super markets say breakfast habits have changed. shop remembers more health conscious passing on carbs sugary juice and choosing proteins and dare. >> i more people are having yogurts now, really every category, that consumer shops for, has been under price pressure. >> rush said she tries to eat healthy and uses coupons as much as possible. >> if i think something is really too expensive, i just won't buy it. >> jill wagner, cbs news, new

york. >> five people are recovering this morning, after a both explodes troweling everyone overboard, in ocean pines, maryland. flames broke out on the 24-foot boat sunday afternoon, neighbors who live close by, rushed to pull five people from the water and also tried to get control of the fire. we're told the boat is total lost. authorities are still looking into what sparked the blast. and, check this out. some amazing video from washington state. officials say a dust storm caused a major pile up. more than 50 cars were involved, dozens were injured, fortunately, none of them seriously, the highway was closed for more than four hours as crews cleared all of those vehicles. >> severe storms moved through yesterday. >> we actual will did, one or two severe thunderstorms warnings issued around our area, around philadelphia in fact, however, at the moment, don't have too much happening,

heavy under an of -- round every rain, i pull it out to sea, make got woke un by the rain through the overnight, few additional pockets fired up, one south of dc, another southeast of pittsburgh, eventually some very likely to roll through for us. has nothing to do with actual area of low pressure or storm system moving through. actually just the return flow on large dome of high pressure, in other words, we've got basically southeastern forecast up here in the northeast. where we've got heat, humidity building, and it will allow that trigger for the instability to see some showers or storms fire up later on today visionments are little less than idea through the north and western communities. headed out toward farmlands, lehigh valley, just watch for some low-lying cloud cover out there. should start to thin out now that the sun is tech anily up. not seeing too much of it. pollen report, not boding well for the allergy sufferers specially barbeque plans, outside here today. i think you will get the outdoor plans n have your meds

ready if you need them. also, just have an eye to the sky. specially if you have got barbeque plans later in the day, as many of you i'm sure do. so 90 degrees, the expected high in philly. little cooler toward the resort towns, but later in the day, and this goes for tomorrow, as well, shower or thunderstorm will vary likely rumble through. don't forget guys you can always get your weather to go with our brand new cbs philly weather app. download it now, free, in the app store. guys, back over to you. >> no injuries but plenty of damage in this fire at a roxborough dry cleaning business. it broke out about 5:00 o'clock this morning, over at ridge and shurs lane. the fire was declared under control within a half hour. >> also, there will be grief counselors at council rock south high school in afternoon from 1:00 to 4:00. through students from south killed in car crash in the poconos. >> revel hotel casino begins its closest procession today. hotel closest today at 11:00. the casino early tomorrow morning. the showboat closed yesterday.

the tramp plaza closes later this morning. >> "3 on your side", with scam alert about con quickly spreading. >> it starts with a phonecall offering help with urgent computer product. jim donovan explains the scammers can be very persuasive. >> phone rang at 11:00 p.m. the woman on the other said -- >> something wrong with my computer and then i needed to go to the computer immediately. >> sandra hung up. then half hour later (phone ringing), and a half hour after that (phone ringing) at 1:00 a.m. when sandra was asleep (phone ringing) the woman claimed to be from a window server company. >> she kept insist that someone was attempt to go hack in my computer. >> should always and red flag if a tech support company is contacting you through the phone through an unsolicited phonecall, claiming that there is an issue with your computer. >> against her better judgement, sandra log on to her computer and gave the

caller remote access and things went from bad to worse. the caller disable her perfectly fine computer, and in the end, sandra got hit with $300 in credit card charges, for bogus computer scam. the better business bureau says they've been getting more and more calls about this lately. >> always remember any time you hand over remote access, you are opening yourself up to identity theft, potential financial lost. >> they get at least a dozen inquiries about this scam each motherment sandra got her computer fixed and yesterday the cards company is reversing the charges for the worthless computer scan. if you get a call like there is just hang up. it is always a scam. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> ♪ >> in the words this morning, three celebrity couples tied the knot. >> wahlberg and jenny mccarthy marinade small ceremony outside of chicago. this is the second marriage for both of them.

wahlberg has two sons from a previous marriage, mccarthy also has a son. you can of course catch wahlberg right here on cbs-3. he stars in the police drama blue blood. well, ashley simpson married evan ross yesterday at his mother's estate in kenneth, simpson's son, while jessica's simpson were the ring bearer and flower girl. to top it off, diana ross officiated the nuptials. and a sang with friends steeve wonder. now, that's, now that's a celebration right there. >> that's a wed to go remember. >> my goodness. >> and the thirds cup toll walk down the aisle this weekend, actress gay re he will union and miami heat star dwyane wade. they ex zero exchanged vows saturday in front every friends and family, we're told this happened at the chateau art son, secluded miami area. check out your screen right now, these pictures were sent out on instagram on friday, with the hashtag the wade union and the night before. this is the second marriage for both of them. congratulations.

>> go to the move thinks weekends, guardians of the galaxy one at the weekend box office making it the highest grossing movie of the year. >> one other name you might know me by. star lord. >> who? >> the move bye a group of miss fit superheros, staying number one for the thirds week in a row. marvel film earned more than $16 million bringing its us total to nearly $275 million. teenage mutant ninja turtle at second with 11.8 million, if i stay was thirds, with 9.3 million, as above still below and the november man, rounds out your top five. 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs-3 this morning. in anthony, live with your preview. >> hey, happy labor day to you guys. ahead, dozens of private celebrity neutral photos leaked after cloud based storage systems were hacked. cnet's dan ackerman in studio 57 with how the images were

accessed, and what you can do to protect sensitive information. and a man accused of planning drugs on pta volume up tear as act of revenge, legal analyst joins with us weather my wife made me do it, is a legal strait edge that i can hold up in court. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you all in about ten minutes. >> how about that? >> i never heard that before. >> than the any, thanks so much. talk to you soon. >> rough return to racing for nascar driver tony stewart. >> stewart got warm welcome from fans in at lan tax but failed to finish the race after hitting the wall several times. it is stewart's first time back on the track since his car hit and killed another driver three weeks ago. he left the track without talking to reporters. by the way those race care drivers dodge an obstacle, see something darting across the track right there. >> the spot shadow in one of the drivers thought it was a cat. turns out it was a squirrel that nearly became road kill. somehow it got on that track, the squirrel safely made it, though, to the infield,

kickback and watch part of the race, but don't swerve out there, no, don't swerve at all >> squirrel. >> right, we'll be right back. >> first a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. see now bit.

>> this video from west chester, slip and slide even more fawn in a downpour, if no thunder. may get the chance to do it again with more storms in the forecast, and perfect hill for that. >> oh, that's perfect. >> get the momentum going. >> little twist at the end there. >> oh, that's fun. paul consideration we come over? >> holding up a nine, a 9.5. bin finish. >> nicely done. >> that's great. >> let's get our forecast, katie, what do you think, slip and slide today? >> wouldn't be the worse idea, especially because steamy outside. we are really starting to notice the humidity cranking up on us out there. i know i finally gave, in turned the air conditioner on yesterday. how about you? if you didn't yet, you may, in the next, say, 24 hours, i want to take you outside. we start things off actually with "skycam 3" shot. little sliver every sunday shine trying to peak through that overall dense cloud cover. dow think we will end up with some sun, before the day is all said and done, will allow

us to eventually heat up here. 74 degrees the current temperature with winds out of the southwest, and very high humidity, currently into the 90s, in terms of the percentage rate. so, today, and tomorrow, just really really humid. but by wednesday, starts to drop off. reason why? we eventually see cold front cross. but that does mean that the next two days feature more of the variety of showers and storms. now today, still little active out there right now, but really just seeing couple of very wimpy little showers in a couple of choice locations, overall, i think it is more p.m. issue. even as earl ace the noon hour, may be shower, storm, that fires up here, similar scenario, today the early evening, then the overnight likely clears out. then the timing looks similar tomorrow towards the afternoon scattered key word scattered variety of storms will fire up. >> this time comes courtesy of the colds front. that will will mean that come wednesday, yes, still hot, but not going to be anywhere near as steamy outside. so, it looks like nicer mid to late week for us here, meantime, your holiday, nice

little dose of the dog days of summer, and i do think we are going to make a very good run at 90 specially where you get enough sunshine. guys, back to you. >> we are getting close look at very curious bear this morning. >> very brave bear doing some window shopping in colorado. we have surveillance video from the community of erie. that bear made his way down the street and also peak in several storefront windows. likely just looking for a snack there, probably not looking for outfit. bear later hit the dumpster we're told in the back of the stores, finally finding what he was looking for. >> little snack? >> little snack. >> he's just chilling. >> i love like looking in the window, like anything here? maybe? maybe? nice new fall wards robe right there. >> couple minute, more local weather traffic and sports, we'll do it on our sister station the "cw philly". don't forget you can now fine the "cw philly" on comcast, xfinity channel 13 or hd181. also on verizon fios hd13,

181, 16, hd516. >> so many options. >> indeed. we're out there for you. check your local listings. >> coming up next, recent missions enough to defeat isis, look at the road ahead. >> keeping it live, keeping it local on the "cw philly". happy labor day to you. see you in a bit.

good morning. it's monday, september 1st, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." severe weather threatens tens of millions on this labor day, plus new criticism for president obama's response to the terror group isis. a leading democrat calls him too cautious. and hollywood stars including an oscar winner exposed by a nude photo-hacking scandal. how safe is your information stored in the cloud? bus we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> it sounded like a freight train. all of a sudden i saw the branches come flying. i thought i was on