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by darren ruff and the phillies have recorded their 12th no hitter. >> right now at 6:00 a first for fightins phillies history made on this holiday we will have much more on this true team effort in, just a minute. good evening, i'm jessica dean, chris may has the night off. we will begin this labor day evening with an eye on the sky, meteorologist kate bilo is tracking scattered storms from the cbs-3 sky deck. i heard you mention a few rain drops out there. >> when i stepped out here five minutes ago the sun was shining and we had blue skies in philadelphia now rain is coming down. i don't know if you can see it but i can feel it. not doing good things for the the hair out here on the sky deck. you want to keep these showers and storms in mind if you are going to be out and about on this labor day evening. lets look at storm scan three and show what you we are dealing with right now. you can see a couple scattered showers. they are heavy just a few green dots, you can see one i'm standing in over the city and few more down the shore. they have moved off the coast of cape may county there you can see steadier rain south of

avalon there near wildwoods. a little bit of wet weather, all a across the area tonight, scattered, isolated, brief but still these showers and storms are out there heavier storm is across coastal virginia and maryland you can see right above are in foulke we are seeing heavier rain lightening and thunder. for us not seeing much lightening and thunder but just pockets of showers. lets look up at the great lakes coming through late are tomorrow evening. coming up with the seven day forecast i'll let you know what to expect with that system. as far as future weather a few showers popping upright through the next couple of hours. you can see at 8:00 we can have a shower or thunderstorm over the city once again and that goes until 9:00. and after night fall really ten or 11:00 we will see everything dry out. dry as we start off tomorrow morning with a few clouds and then that next front by night fall another chance for thunderstorms. in the meantime it has been a warm, steamy labor day we are at 88 at the airport. rain cooled air there. eighty-two atlantic city and 84 in millville.

down the shore temperatures in the 80's, 79 in barnegat light. watch for showers abe storms throughout tonight. shower until 9:00 o'clock and then partly cloudy and muggy at 11:00 p.m. i'll tell but more heat heading back to work and cool but for now i'll come inside and dry off, jessica, back over to you. kate, thank you. it will be a difficult start to the year for student and staff at a bucks county high school. three teenagers from council rock high school south died in the car crash in the poconos over the weekend. as "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson tells us tonight counselors were there today to help students have grief. >> three bright lights that were just extinguished too early. >> reporter: it is a little darker at council rock south. these weren't just three lights but they were three sons. >> they are three, fine young men, student athletes as you mentioned, great families, academically they did a outstanding work. >> reporter: three incoming sophomores, cullen keffer, shamus digney, ryan lesher

killed late saturday morning. their suburban suv flipped and destroyed in paulpack township 07 miles north of philadelphia six people were in the vehicle, at least one, another student, one with minor injuries. >> there is no words for it. it is just a unspeakable loss and terrible sorrow we feel. >> reporter: superintendent mark kline now tasked with starting school for nearly 2100, minus three. so, he opened it up. >> this is an opportunity for kids to be here, without the the structure of school and schedules and things like that. >> reporter: fifty grief counselors and support staff welcomed students, faculty, anyone back early just to talk. >> one of the reason we're opened is not just for the the kids but for the community to come in, be with us, and start the process. >> reporter: after monies day of healing, school progresses as scheduled. freshman back in class for their initial session starting on tuesday, and then school starts in full, on wednesday. administrators hope with this

soft launch students can transition into some sense of normality as the year progresses. reporting live from northampton township i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a long time family business goes up in flames and tonight investigators are trying to determine what caused this fire at a roxborough dry cleaners. that flame broke out around 5:00 at a award dry cleaners at ridge avenue and shurs lane this business was part of the community for 45 years. there is a lot of damage here but no injuries. now to a first for the phillies, on this labor day a true story of teamwork. four pitchers combined a no hit, the the atlanta braves. "eyewitness sports" director beasley reese joins me. so many people excited about this. >> it was fun to watch. >> this was something they needed as a team. it was a hot, humid day in atlanta and no reason to believe that something special was about to watch. hamels, diekman, giles and papelbon forever linked in the record books.

cole hamels didn't have his best stuff he went six no hit innings, struck out seven, but allowed six run tours get on base. then bull pen came in and kept no hitter going. jake diekman took cares of the braves in the seventh. in the eighth ken giles took the mound and struck out the side. freddie freeman had no chance at that ball. jonathan papelbon finished off the braves in the ninth, getting local product phil gosselin to line out to darren ruf for the final out and celebration begins. the fill business their first combined no hitter, they beat the the braves seven to nothing. it was the the 12th no hitter in phillies history including roy halladay's gem in game one of the 2010 national league division series, but the first combined no hitter. cole hamels talks about the accomplishment coming up in sports. just a great day. >> isn't that fun? on a holiday where people could watch. >> perfect good we will see you in a bit, thanks. today another show of the strength by union members in philadelphia.

>> we are the unions. >> the mighty, mighty unions. >> the mighty mighty unions. >> groups joined together this morning at sheet metal workers local nine union hall walking up columbus boulevard to penns landing. kick off rally union leaders reminded members of their importance at the polls. >> we need neighbors to understand you cannot stay home. you've got to come out and vote. >> even if they are votes, change them. let them know that you have the power. >> after that parade wrapped up union members and family celebrated the holiday with a big picnic and concert along the waterfront. a celebration of all things german as the canstat ther festival in northeast philadelphia it is oldest german foulke fest featuring german food, drinks, crafts and dance to go live music. in celebration, a giant fruit pillar featuring character from grim's fairy tails as a symbol for thanksgiving in

germany. fun for all ages at forty-ninth annual polish american family festival and country fare. the rides and craft tables at the national shrine of our late i shows hof a in doylestown are opened until 8:00 tonight. make plans to visit there, also next weekend you can enjoy authentic polish food and dancing to british music. the clock is ticking in atlantic city where we are in the final hours of the revel casino. hotel portion closed this morning. the gaming hall is dealing its final hands right now. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was on the boardwalk for the latest good bye. >> end of an era. >> reporter: it was an unceremonious end for an unsuccessful casino. employees removed revel's boardwalk sign labor day morning shortly after hotel guests check out for the last time. >> very hard to think we will walk out of here today and not come back to the revel. >> reporter: jean and her friend lucy stayed in the revel in the first, last day and more than a dozen time in between. >> i hope someone will save this hotel because it is the

most beautiful hotel in atlantic city. >> reporter: revel's biggest fans are quick to point out why it didn't work out. >> too much geared toward young people. they are not ones gambling. we are gambling. >> reporter: at a price tag of $2.5 billion the revel was supposed to be a mega resort where gambling wasn't anything but building in a time the economy was tanking property fell into enormous debt and never able to become profitable after two rounds of bankruptcy they decided to shut down. >> it is sad because you are good money here. >> reporter: she stopped by to turn in her waitress uniform. with the revel closing, show boat yesterday and trump plaza finished in six weeks, she and other laid off employees will to have find a new way to support their families. >> i'm so upset. that is the the best place i have ever work. i don't want to work in another casino. i don't think, i don't know. >> reporter: by 6:00 a.m. casino floor will be closed and revel casino shut down. northern end of boardwalk will look like a ghost town but for how long?

experts say this building is too nice, too new to go to waste. they are just not sure if it will be a casino in the future. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there will be a resource center opened for laid off workers later in the week. this will be opened from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. starting this wednesday and will go until september 10th at the the atlantic city convention center. there there will be more than 100 work stations set up to process claims with the state department of labor and other agencies. community members and local leaders rallied today outside a south philadelphia store. it is a story some in the community claim is a store that they claim is selling realistic looking bee bee guns. this afternoon's protest outside point safe supermarket in point breeze demonstrators demanded the stores stop selling those guns. when our crew entered the store there weren't any on the shelves but protesters say this cell phone video taken this weekend shows kids with the bee bee guns purchased there this weekend. they say children can remove

orange tip and color it black and makes it look like real guns. >> what is going to happen when they sell that gun to one of these young men and they are robbing or acting like they will shoot someone and someone kill them. what will happen. >> nothing. >> nothing. >> philadelphia police officers were on the scene to make sure that rail remains peaceful. neighbors say the stores had the gun for sale yesterday. store's owner decided to decline to talk to us to the protest and has in the returned our call seeking comment. a with man was shot in the leg in the olney section of philadelphia earlier this morning. this happened around 3:30 near fifth street and roosevelt boulevard. the woman was rush to the hospital where her condition was stable tonight. so far her shooter is still on the street. a list celebrities targeted, their private photos, posted on the internet, how did hackers get a hold of explicit images of actresses and how can you protect your information. plus clean up continues on the parkway after made in america festival, when will things be back to normal after 29 day concert?

we will let you know, kate? we're tracking scattered showers and storms out there right now, it was a steamy labor day and stays steamy for back to work abe school, i'll have your full seven day forecast when "eyewitness

hackers have targeted several hollywood stars stealing hundreds of nude photos off their phones and posting them on line. among the celebrities victim oscar winner jennifer lawrence and swimsuit model kate up ton. the the thieves stole those photos using a flaw in the iphone future that allowed them to access personal accounts. apple has reportedly patched that security gap but experts say there could be other vulnerability. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry shows us thousand make sure your information, stays protect. >> reporter: hackers leak hundreds of nude celebrity photos on the web and many are wondering how they accessed the pictures. >> these may be photos put together over a course of months and years. >> reporter: c-net editor dan ackerman says people should never treat their pictures and on line activity as 100 percent private. >> it is impossible to bullet-proof your life where you share so much stuff and cloud services which are great for backing up information and keeping it safe and accessing

from it different macees, but it is out there somewhere. >> reporter: some celebrities respond the to the leak photos. jennifer lawrence put out a statement quote thinks a flagrant violation of privacy. authorities have been contacted, and will prosecute anyone who post s the stolen photos of jennifer lawrence. so how can you protect your pictures from hackers? ackerman suggest to use different pass words for different accounts. check privacy settings, and opt out of cloud sharing, and change your pass word frequently, and use a two store verification system. >> if you want to change something with your account, you get a text message you have to respond to or with a coat and that makes sure that you have to physically have your phone with you in order to make a big change tour account. >> reporter: we talk with some folks in jenkintown and asked them what they thought about cyber security? >> very, very concerned about that. they want pass words. it is nerve racking. >> nobody understands the clouds. >> reporter: some folks like john says the solution is to stop taking name photos. >> i hope there is no naked

pictures, no one wants to see that. >> if your job is to be famous for a living if you put something out there it will be found and deal witt, move on. >> reporter: regardless if you are in secure. >> nothing is secure. >> reporter: sounds like good advise celebrities should extra. syma chowdhry cbs-3 "eyewitness news". third annual made in america is now over but clean up around ben franklin parkway that is still underway. there is a lot of trash, out there big job for workers picking up the mess left behind by thousands of partyers. crews got to work right away breaking downstagees and hauling away equipment. the concerts were a huge success with popular stars like ferrell williams, kanye west and kings of leon performing. the this is important to note, all lanes on the parkway will be back opened tuesday morning. and you can see a recap of our made in america coverage on line at cbs philly.com. through can find a slide show of the mess memorable moments from the music festival. today, a perfect day to

cool off, in the fountains. plenty of kids out there this afternoon at head house square beating heat on the very hot, humid labor day. the steamy weather, it appears to be sticking around. kate bilo is here with us now and kate, it really does feel like summer, ironically as we hit labor day. >> as we head september we are back to summer after a very cool august, but you know, it felt nice if you had pool plans or other plans. definitely felt like summer on this labor day. it will feel like summer all week long. not the best news for back to school. lets take a look outside, still have a beach day after 6:00 but rides are still going in atlantic city. people trying to eke out a few more showers of summertime because for many folks tomorrow is back to reality. here is atlantic city. i'll take you on a tour of our other live neighborhood network sites. we will start off at boardwalk plaza and row rebeach where it is 88 degrees. boardwalk still hopping there a few folks on the beach here in margate and a few clouds

right now but still, people out there, enjoying what has been a pretty nice labor day down the shore. nice an warm. we have a few showers here and there. we will continue to dodge those showers. most of the region is quiet but we have a few spots to watch. one or to second in lancaster county. one over city and couple down the shore. i want to zoom in, we will start off zooming in on philadelphia, which is where we have a shower right now. just a light showers, mainly moving to the northern part of the region up around chestnut hill area mt. airy there and another one in the northeast. i had a few rain drops on the sky deck that have moved out. taking you down the shore between beach haven and brigantine we have a shower going on the southern tip of lbi, any barrier island seeing steady rain, at the the moment and further south showers moved off of the cape may county but we have a few more developing in the delaware bay. you are not out of the woods just yet. kind of an active afternoon and here comes our next front moving through state of michigan this evening. that will get here later tomorrow evening or tomorrow

night and finally put an end to the insane humanity we are filling today and tomorrow. it will not end heat as we will see in the seven day forecast. right now 88 at the airport. eighty-two atlantic city. seventy-nine in wildwood where shower just rolled through. eighty-seven in allentown. we will heat up as we head into our tuesday as we await arrival of the front temperatures will be in the 80's and 90's all across the region and then wednesday, temperatures start to drop back in fact, we will be in the upper 80's on wednesday. we will go back to future weather and time out storms for tomorrow two. p.m. not a whole lot but tomorrow evening and tomorrow night showers will roll through and then humidity drops behind those showers and storms. overnight tonight watch for couple showers, early and then warm, muggy and clouds. seventy-four is the the the overnight low. for your tuesday partly sunny hot and humid. for kids this is back to school 92 degrees. i'll tell you i had a cute first day of school outfit picked out for my five-year old. we will pick out shorts and

t-shirts. it will be hot, very humid. can't wear those new jeans and new sweaters toms, guys. the tuesday sun and clouds hot and humid at 88 degrees. here is you're witness weather seven day forecast and shore cast. tomorrow very hot and humid. still hot on wednesday with a high near 90 less humid. thursday looks good 88. sunny and warm. friday, sunny and hot again. again, you cannot wear jeans or sweaters at all this week. it does than the feel like fall, fittingly so because it is still summer but then we have another cold front on saturday, could bring a thunderstorm and that will bring in some more appreciable cooling sunday back to 81 and start next week in the upper 70's. first week of september feeling like first week of august. >> quite toasty out there. >> thank

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♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away the braves slapped in the face with the phillies record book today in at latin a they are playoff momentum halted by a rare feat in baseball history.

here we go, offensive star of the game was ben reveer, the center fielder drove in five runs this afternoon. one more than he had in his previous 44 games. cole hamels got the start. he went six no hit innings, struck out seven. he threw 108 pitches on this hot and humid day and then bull pen came in and kept the momentum going. jay diekman took care of the braves in the seventh. in the eighth ken giles struck out the side, freddie freeman had no shot at that ball. jonathan papelbon finished off the braves in the ninth getting phil gosselin to line out to darren ruf for final out. phillies throw their first combined in hit the inner franchise history, seven to nothing the final. >> i think it is just fun to see the pitching staff, as a whole because bull pen has been lights out, you know, i was able to getaway with six innings and i didn't have as much control as i would have liked but to have these types of guys come in and shut the door, and in the fashion that we did, it is probably pretty

impressive, you know, sort of day. >> after the game cole hamels said that the game ball will go to phillies president dave montgomery, who is battling cancer. the game plan goes into tomorrow when eagles start preparing foresees on opener sunday begins jacksonville at the link. catch eagles open's begins the jaguars, this sunday, right here, on cbs-3. we will be right back.

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