and tonight's musical performances from the who, and the dave matthews band. >>> and changes in our line up, "action news" at noon a full one-hour broadcast beginning monday at 6abc.com. more of everything from noon to 1:00 five days a week. we hope you will stay tuned starting monday at 12:00. that is just the beginning. "the chew" in the 1:00 p.m. time slot and "who wants to be a manageary millionaire" and then "jeopardy." and plenty of c ♪ >> a former employee of cabela's in berks county claiming discrimination, saying she wasn't allowed to use the women's bathroom because she s transgender. and she had to wear the name tag "jane." and she was fired and they say it was because of her lifestyle and cabela's has not responded. >>> and for security measures in the photo hacking incident, using emails and pushing notifications to let users know when someone tries to install cloud data on a new denies. and also when they change a password or log on to a new devi device. this is after someone broke into the cloud account of celebrities. >> 142,000 jobs added in august, the smallest in a yea

standing up to cancer for musicians like dave matthews to ari an grande to the who.ollywood stars like reece wither poon, jennifer aniston and gwyneth paltrow. the celebrities came together tonight for a very important cause and you saw it right here on cbs-3. the stand up for cancer telecast part of an effort to raise money for cancer research and since 2008, that program has raised more than $260 million. >> also taking part in tonight's telecast was millville new jersey native and baseball super star mike trout. trout app pedestrian on the show to honor his childhood friend marshall smith. marshall died last year after a four-year battle with bone cancer. his father is keeping son' memory i was love through a foundation in his name which helps teenagers who are fighting the disease. >> we're there to help local families with financial needs for housing if they're at the hospital, for gas money, somebody come over the clean their house, cut their grass or if they want baseball tickets to go to baseball game so they can enjoy themselves, movie tickets, whatever. >>

also musical performances by the hughes, jennifer hudson, and dave matthews bands, fantastic. definitely don't want to thinks this. all begins at 8:00, you can catch it right here on cbs-3, and remember, every donation does count. >>> no doubt about it, the annual 98.1, wogl, loves our kids radiothon, continues today. it is the second day our annual sister station is helping raise money for patient care programs. at children's hospital of philadelphia. the phone bank opens at about ten minutes. volunteers there waiting for your pledge, call one-866-266-88988 or wogl/radiothon. they do amazing work therefore the young people and their families. >> love seeing the big smiles, kids have great time, and the face painting you remember from last year. >> going over there this afternoon to get more face painting done. >> get a spiderman something. >> okay. >> right now 5:50. deadly cobra on the noose california is finally captured. a lot of people very happy about that. we will show you the video next. >>> also ahead, sneak peak of this year's eagles cheerleaders swimsuit calendar. f

>> we have musically, we have dave matthews, the who, ariana grande, my daughters are very excited about> we have so many stars, robert downey jr. >> jimmy: oh, yes, we know him from that movie. >> jennifer aniston, ben stiller, the list goes on and on, amazing people who you know are really coming out to support us. >> jimmy: how old were you when you started acting? >> well, my mother is an actress. >> jimmy: right. >> and technically, technically speaking, first time ever on film i was in her stomach. >> jimmy: really? >> i was in utero, she was doing an episode with peter falk, on colombo, they had shot it. she was pregnant, they had to do reshoots, by that point she was nine month's pregnant, so by this point i was already cut out of the movie. >> jimmy: oh, no, cutting room floor, so did your parents try to give you advice? >> yes, they didn't want me to be an actress. but i -- you know, i convinced them otherwise. but my father was very protective of me. and the first movie actually that i ever got offered was to be in the vanilla ice movie? remember? there was a vanilla ice movie

. >> ♪ >> standing to up cancer for musicians like dave matthews, arianna grande and also the who, theollywood stars like reese whitherspoon, jennifer aniston, and gwyneth paltrow. celebrities came together for an important cause last night. and you saw it right here on cbs-3. cbs begat shaban reports, the stands to up cancer telecast is part of an effort to raise money for cancer research. >> ♪ >> celebrities use star power to put spotlight on cancer, second leading cause of death among americans. >> i held a generous strong beautiful hands of my first wife, cassy, as ovarian cancer took her life much too soon. >> in a hour-long stand up to cancer telethon, hollywood a-lister, even ron burgundy, reached out to viewers across the us and canada for one purpose. >> to turn every cancer pain nina survivor. yes, it is a big dream, huge, but we can achieve t if we just keep standing up to cancers. >>> this year's event is being held here in the heart of hollywood. at the dole bee theater, homes of the oscars. stands to up cancer broadcast takes place every two years, making this the fourth

. >>> ♪ >>> standing to up cancer for musicians like dave matthews, aerianna grande and also the who,o hollywood stars like receipt weather soon, gwyneth paltrow, came together for an important cause last night. you saw it here on cbs-3, cbs-3 sabbath began report, stand up to cancer telecast part of efforts to raise money for cancer research. >>> celebrities used their star power to put spotlight on cancer. the second leading cause of death among americans. >> i held a generous, strong, beautiful hand of my first wife, cassy, as ovarian cancer took her life much too soon. >> in a hour-long stands up to cancer telethon, hollywood a listers, even ron burgundy, reached out to viewers across the us and canada for one purpose. >> to turn every cancer patient into a survivor, yes, it is cents a big dream, huge, but we can achieve it if we just keep standing to up cancer. >> this year's event social security held here in the heart of hollywood at the dole bee theatre, homes of the oscars, stand up to cancer broadcast takes place every two years, making this the fourth fundraiser since its d

in 2001 dave matthews joined the farm aid board >>> now performs with the original founders each yearwill hit the stage one more time in raleigh, north carolina for farm aid 2014. ♪ >> since its inception 29 years ago, farm aid has become the longest running aid benefit concert in america and to date it has raised more than $45 million to help countless family farms thrive throughout the country. ♪ >> 80,000 people turned out for the first farm aid back in 1985 and this lineup includes jack white. >> it's an impressive group. >>> remember when lucy and ethel got jobs in a chocolate factory? >> here she comes! >> isn't that one of everybody's favorites? it's not quite like this but we will take you inside the manufacturing facility and the first time cameras have ever been allowed inside. g "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> i worked with world vision. we were in the center of manila called smokey mountain. i was with sonny boy, also 14 years old. that night when it came time to go to sleep, we laid down on a garbage dump with cockroaches and the smell of rubbish around it. i thought, i

in 2001 dave matthews joined the farm aid board directors and now performs with the original founderss will hit the stage in raleigh north carolina, for farm aid 2014. ♪ searching for a heart of gold and i'm getting old ♪ >> since its inception 29 years ago, farm aid's become the longest running benefit concert in america. and to date has raised over $45 million to help countless family farms thrive throughout the country. ♪ roll me out when i die ♪ >> thank you all very much. >> 80,000 turned out for the first farm aid in 1985 and this year has gather clark jr. and jack white. >> if you want to see it you can see it streaming on farmaid.org. >>> coming up when remember lucy and ethel got jobs in a chocolate factory? ♪ >>> everyone's favorite. >> one of the all-time greats. >> we'll take you inside the godiva manufacturing facility. first time cameras have ever been around. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> good morning i'm todd quinones. updating our breaking news, pennsylvania state police officials say that two of their troopers were ambushed and shot outside their

we got along with dave truly tom carter's right hand man and kept everything moving really a great organizationer and implementer and we'll really, really miss him. >> my name is matthew davis i also knew dave for more than 20 years from the south marina club i'm a city employee thank you for honoring him he's probably someone that wouldn't want to be honored he had deep connections with the bay and port we swam together with many mornings and, of course, we worked for the port this is fitting even though so soon after his death to take on this so thank you. >> thank you anyone else seeing none, public comment is closed. >> thanks to vice president adams he reminded me i neglected to say one thing and also i just wanted to close the loop on david d.c. i want to acknowledging tom carterer who gave up his vacation time to take care of dave. you know, he would have loved to be here today and richard to dave's side yesterday afternoon this is a tremor loss and david was honored by the d d are b t and above and beyond of action he was critical to the ports response to a number of incidents like the officer the bart shooting that occurring several years ago and many other i

matthew winning over $22,000. he would like to add to that total today, of course. and to do that, he will have to beat you, heather, and you also, dave. let's see what happens. good luck. here we go. here are the categories for the first round of play today...

police maintain they do not believe matthews is related to other missing persons in the area. daveonita church and he met him a decade ago. >> you think you know people. it just breaks my heart. it breaks my heart for her, ehope, i pray that she is found that, she is alive and that he didn't do this. these new missing posters, missing person posters went up overnight. the reward for heather graham now at $100,000. the police chief told me last evening that virtually every square inch of charlottesville has been searched. it's about 12 square miles. they are expanding their search today. they are asking people who live in the outlying areas, people who own large parcels of land to search their property. that's the latest. natalie. back to you. >> craig mel ven there, thanks. u.s. led airstrikes are now targeting isis control installations in syria to cut off oil profits to the organization a. british civil rights group says civilians were killed, likely those living near a refinery. france which joined last week in bombing isis in iraq, is considering expanding its role after the be