pretty gross and very expensive. stack after stack after cakes pastries you name it all headed for dumpster at the seven star diner. >> all of the food went bad. we had to throw it out in the garbage. >> reporter: the own are shows us empty refrigerators and freezers as employees threw away $150,000 worth of food because of the power outage. to make matters worst tuesday's powerful thunderstorm knocked out electricity while dinner was in the middle of service and there is no way to wash middle of dishes. >> i'm so upset, i have been here this morning and just came back again. i feel like crying. >> reporter: further down delsea drive, the butcher shop also lost tens of thousands of dollars worth of products and sales. >> we are an "s" ising the damage right now. we have had to throw away, practically all of our inventory. >> reporter: problem with restoring power is 80-mile per hour wind knocked if not thousands of trees down in

south jersey and much of the tea brings are tangled in power lines. by midday expert tree cutters from the new jersey forest fire service were out with the electric company but officialness washington township were frustrated with atlantic city electric over delays. as time goes by with no electricity, frustrations are growing every where and expenses are mounting. >> all of those items in there we hand pack ourselves, you know and it is all labor intensive and it is just it hurts. >> reporter: that is one of the worst parts about this is even when this power comes back on the restaurants and these shops they don't just reopen for business, they have to make the product, they have to get things ready. this could be a problem that last several days once power is restored. live from washington township i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tough go there cleve thanks very much. at the height of the storm more than a hundred thousand homes were dark in delaware county. crews are making progress there but are still without power tonight.

we will have more on their frustrations coming up in a live report at 5:30. here are the latest outage numbers in the area right now peco still reporting about 45,000 customers, in the dark, and pse&g says little more than 73 outages remain on their system. 77,000 ac electric customers remain off line and del marva reports they are down to about 2200 outages. well, do you plan on hiring a tree removal service? well, there are a few things you need to watch out for especially after a storm like this. at 5:30, three on your side's jim donovan will have important information so you do not get ripped off. well, threat foreign more storms, hit parts of the area is looming today and looking ahead we could see a wet weekend. lets go down the shore where everything is pleasant and lovely kathy orr is in sea isle city with more on what we can expect, moving forward kathy? chris, the cloud are not keeping the crowds, away, no way, the beach was packed

earlier, and you can see folks on the promenade behind me and still we're seeing people hanging out on the beach. it has been a long winter accounts a long spring and hey, we're here, we don't mind the clouds. on storm scan three we have a few spotty showers and they are moving toward the shore but just a sprinkle here and there. it is cloudy here in sea isle city temperatures at 81 degrees. more numerous showers out to the west and they will take time to get here. we have a slight risk of severe weather really through sussex county delaware, georgetown southward and eastern shore of maryland. slight risk means there could be heavy downpours and spotty storms gusty wind and even the risk of hail. for tonight showers and steady rain, quarter to half inch late. highest amount in philadelphia and that is best chance of seeing some thunder as well. here's our first forecast 7:00 o'clock 77 in philadelphia. seventy-four down the shore. by 9:00 still in the 70's. by 11:00 p.m. left over showers from the city to the shore with temperatures around

72 in the city, down the shore 71. back here live we are seeing a little bit of the sea breeze. it will be cooler over weekend and unfortunately we will see some rain, and wind, we will talk more about that in detail later in the broadcast chris. >> thanks very much. there is news in campaign 2016 today new jersey governor chris christie has reportedly decided he will run for president. governor will announce his intention toss run for republican nomination on tuesday according to the associated press. governor is expect to make it official during a rally at his old high school in essex county. we will have a full report on governor's plans coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. u.s. supreme court held up nationwide subsidies for the affordable care act also known as obama a care. in the six-three decision they reject a challenge to tax credits in that law you that helped make insurance affordable to close to 9 million people. earlier today the president praised today's decision.

>> after more than 50 votes in congress to repeal or weaken this law, after a presidential election based in part on preserving or repealing this law, after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. >> chief justice john roberts wrote the pennsylvania majority opinion in that case. we will have more on this story coming up on "eyewitness news" 59:30. breaking with tradition of the catholic church, pope francis makes his opinion on divorce very clear today. he said some married couples are better off apart n his weekly address the pope called the separation of some marriages quote morally necessary, especially to protect a spouse or children from violence or neglect. despite pope's remarks the catholic church does not officially recognize divorce. well to day a delegation in philadelphia leaders wrapped up their visit to the vatican where they have laid groundwork for the pope's visit to our city three months

from now. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean has been there for all of this and she joins us live from rome to tell us all bit jessica? >> reporter: good evening, to you chris from rome, today the final take for this delegation. so we know they have been very busy over past few days. today they were especially focused on security, not just for pope francis but also for the people who are coming to see him. pope fran cyst loved to be on the move, and as close to people as possible. it is exciting for those who want to see him but provides a challenge for those working to protect him and that is why police chief inspector joe sullivan came here alone to talk to local law enforcement. >> our plans have to be very flexible, very fluid and give us the ability to be change on a dime. >> on thursday, sullivan and others with the delegation met with the mayor of the rome,

and vatican security chief general dominic guillen i. >> they were able to offer us welcomed advice to give us the idea of what special considerations we should plan for. >> reporter: also in on this planning philadelphia office of emergency management director samantha phillips who say every day city issues will be magnified by this city visit. >> for example a water main event near the event, how do we facilitate water department getting into isolate a main so that it is not disruptive to this incredible opportunity that the city has. >> reporter: phillips told me that the city has a specific responsibility. >> it is the city's obligation to care for the attendees and making sure they can access the event that they do have water. >> reporter: i'm told that this is the largest event that the secret service which is lead in all of the security, has ever over seen, bigger than any inauguration, so that gives you the magnitude and chris, if there is one thing i

pick up on for sure by listening and watching all of this it is that we really don't have anything to compare this too in philadelphia in terms of magnitude. it is just that big. we can try to wrap our heads around it in what we have experienced already but we won't have experienced anything like it. >> i think we will have to see it feel it in person and we will three months from now. you mentioned mayor of rome in your story jessica, he actually has a philadelphia connection. >> reporter: indeed, he does you wouldn't believe this, it is sheer coincidence the mayor of rome, used to live in philadelphia. how about that. they presented him with the book, he was looking through pictures pointing to places that he knew and the mayor of philadelphia michael nutter told me it had has been great because when they talk about logistics and security concerns he knows exactly the intersections, he remembers them. mayor of the rome told me he was able to ride a bike in philadelphia, it is harder here in rome because hills were not his favorite friend. >> one less person to explain

the geno's or pat's debate to when everybody comes to philadelphia in three months jessica dean live, once again in rome, thanks very much. we will see you at 6:00. make your plans for pope's visit to the city by going to cbs philly.com, click on papal visit and you can find all of the information you need. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a very popular supermarket is accused of over charging its customers. investigators called this one of the worse cases they have seen. plus... >> what you are looking at right is there one tall ship cruising up the delaware, i'm matt rivers aboard the coastguard ship cutter, one of the many ships participating in the tall ships festival. we will have a preview. when you go see the ships don't miss this guy the world's largest rubber duckies on the delaware river.

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tall ships festival is underway on the delaware river, chopper three overhead the majestic vessels pulled in giving those on the philadelphia and camden waterfronts a suburb view. if you make it out to the festival you can do more than just look you can tour these ships, they will have food, drinks, great music lots of things to do. "eyewitness news" reporter matt river is aboard the coastguard ship the eag with the more now matt. >> reporter: good afternoon chris. we are on board the coastguard cutter, an eagle and that is one of 13 ships that will be

taking part in the festival at penns landing. this is quite a tall ship, as, probably at least 50 to 60 feet high with a couple different masts and 300 feet long. we have video of us actually cruising up the delaware. we got on the smaller boat and went south on the delaware to join this ship and rode aboard it coming into penns landing here. as i mentioned one of the 13 different ships that will be taking part in the festival that is set to last all weekend long. we have pulled into penns landing here, within the last hour or so and they are just now letting visitors on board this ship. you can walk around, you can tour the ship, this is an active coastguard ship. this is where lots of different cadets come through and spend the summer learning, training, on board. the other ships however almost all of them are replicas or very old ships that are in longer being used for their original purpose. there is something different about the festival, being held on both sides of the waterfront in both

philadelphia and camden and you ask organizers, that was all by design. >> a lot of things going on inside the ships. there is containers, there is, live bands there is great food, so there is a lot going on between two shorelines and it is a unique way to bring the camden side and philadelphia side of the river together. >> reporter: there you can see a huge american flag on board this coastguard ship, one quick fun fact for you before we send it back to the studio. this ship was not actually built by americans but it was built by germans before world war two but upon american's victory in world war two this ship was claim by u.s. as part of the war reparations deal, one of the all of the fun facts that you can learn heading down to pens landing this weekend. would i recommend it. whether the weather throughout the weekend will hold up and you will have a great time. for now live from penns landing, cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> quite a prize and quite an event as well, thanks very much matt. world's largest rubber duck is also in town. this is momma duck, she weighs in at 11 tons and stands 61 feet tall. duck has made appearances on waterways all around the world and she always creates quite a stir. same result expect here in doubt. still to come on the broadcast, are trees down in your yard? do you have broken limbs. we will tell you what you need to know before you hire a tree removal services, three on your side has a warning coming up. we are just a few short hours away from the nba draft will that guy deangelo russell be a sixer? we will hear from the draft hopeful, coming up.

it is, thursday, it is a summer and it means orr at the shore and today kathy is in a local favorite, beautiful sea isle city, with a group of friend, behind you there kathy. >> yes, a few group of friend. i came out we had cbs-3 mobil weather lab the satellite truck and look at what it attracted? a group of kids. are you guys hungry. >> yeah. >> are you happy that you are out of school. >> yeah. >> boy, i wish i was still in school so i could be out of school. we have the sea isle city food

truck rally this weekend. if you are hungry, let me introduce you to a few great spots that you can eat. how about a few food trucks, they came to us today to gave us a preview of the weekend festivities. over here we have eat a pita, let's hear it for eat a pita. and then here we have the lunch box philly. yeah lunch box philly. let's hear it for the lunch box. over here we have philly fry this is rich, the proprietor, we will see him in a minute and we're hoping we will get a lot of fried food. are we go to go get a lot of fried food. >> of course, that is all we do. >> but first we will do weather. we have to wait and talk to rich about what he has cooking up for you in sea isle city. we have to keep an eye on the storm scan three. we have spotty showers out there. we want you to know we could get wet here and there but real rain will be moving in, a little later tonight. you can see it right now moving through berks county and lehigh county.

high temperatures in the 80's a, philadelphia 83. ac airport 83. trenton and allentown 18 degrees. still 81 in philadelphia. poconos at 72, and dover 75. down the shore here in sea isle city temperature is 81. ocean city 79. ocean water temperature is decent at 72 degrees. now here we go, we will watch this low pressure move toward us during the day tomorrow giving us a chance of some rain. afternoon we will see some breaks. moving on over the weekend we will see rain and wind on saturday and by sunday lingering morning showers and then we will try to dry it out. let look at our forecast, overnight tonight we will see the showers heavy at times especially to the south low of 68. tomorrow temperature is 79 degrees. so improving after morning rain. on your three day forecast, we have 79 on friday, 74 with rain and wind on saturday and then sunday looking a little bit better at 76 degrees.

now here we have rich, the owner, of the philly prize, and tell us what we have here, rich, nice to meet you here. i will come on this side so you can show us. >> that sound good. >> go ahead. >> thinks our vegan fry all ingredient are regain cheese, vegan sour cream and vegan bacon. just delicious. thinks our top seller, stake and bake. waffle fries juicy philly stake, american cheese and bacon. this is a classic old bay and american cheese. in the a area we love that. thinks our slicks, thinks our ultimate crab fry we take 4 ounces of fresh crab meat, old bay american cheese, divine. >> can you a pass me that special. i will toss to tennis over here about this special. thank you very much. philly prize we love our fried food. >> you got it. >> tell us about this. this is a great idea. >> it is fun. we had one last year. it did really well. we had a great turnout. we had to do two this year.

we work with glenn, the mayor down here in sea isle city, and 63rd and atlantic avenue. we have everybody coming out. we have 18 trucks. we have bunch of crafters, line of music. it will be a full, fun weekend. >> rain or shine we will be here. once again it is the sea isle city food truck rally, here in sea isle. for more forgo to cbs philly.com and you can get all of the details. okay kid, are you ready for some good seafood and fries. >> yeah. >> we will dig in and chris, i know you love seafood so should i try it. >> listen, i was sold when i heard vegan bacon. good stuff. >> there is frenchfries under here. >> my goshy will bring this back. >> bring the whole truck just drive back. >> yes okay. >> thanks, lot, we will see you later on.

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it is a huge night for the sixers, the n pa draft is a couple hours away and they hold the third overall pick. who will it be? "eyewitness sports" director beasley easies live on dilworth park where sixers hosting a huge draft watch party tonight beasley. >> reporter: this is huge, they say it is the largest draft party in sixers history. take a look behind me, you can see how big the crowd is, as you said, they have the third overall pick. i have seen a lot of deangelo russell signs we want

russell. now, the last couple of drafts by the general manager sam hinkie have been very interesting, so what will they do? this is the man that made people want to be here. the point guard out of ohio state roughly expect to be a top five pick, could go as high as second to the lakers. sixers have been rumored to like him and, fits sixers system but anything can happen. russell spoke last night to the media about draft night. >> just take it one by one. tomorrow is a big day obviously, something that everybody has dreamed about but just to be in the category of a guy that can make it a reality, it is unbelievable. >> now, we will have more from russell in sports at 6:00. there is another guy we need to keep an eye out for, he is from lativia i'm sure they have produced a lot of basketball players. from the dilworth place beasley reese back to you. >> lots of talent, we will see which way they will go,

beasley, thanks very much. still to come in the next half an hour two days after the storm a lot of us still without power. >> reporter: the philadelphia union is helping chester residents affected by tuesday night's severe weather. i'm syma chowdhry how ppl park was opened to resident. also do you think you have been paying too much at whole foods? depending on where you shop, it is possible, we will have more on what investigators call one of the worst cases of over charging they have seen, we will be right back.

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i'm chris may here are the top stories for you the governor of new jersey chris christie has reportedly decided to run for president. according to the associated press he will announce his intention toss run for the nomination on tuesday, we will have a full report for you on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. supreme court has upheld nationwide tax subsidies in the affordable care act and that is hailed as a victory for the president's legislation on health care reform. and crews are working to restore power to tens of thousands following tuesday's damaging storms. chopper three over woodbury gloucester county tonight, we will have more on the outages in a few moments: kathy? >> we're here in beautiful sea isle city. we have cloud and a sea breeze

but dry it will not stay that way this weekend. if you are coming down the shore here is your weekend forecast. we expect temperatures to be in the 70's but we also expect rain wind, and is there a rip current risk which is moderate with the persistent east wind that will be strong at the 15 to 25 miles an hour. morning showers sunday. seventy-three. uv inn connection low but southeasterly wind we will see clearing in the afternoon. that is very latest from sea isle city, i will be back with the seven day forecast from the city to the shore coming up later in the broadcast. >> thanks very much. it could be weekend before everybody's power is back on following tuesday's damaging storms officials are offering assistance to those having to spend another night in the dark. syma chowdhry is live in chester delaware county with more syma? >> reporter: well, chris it has been two days since a storm came into delaware county and caused this much damage. we're still seeing trees down, branches down, lots of clean

up here. clean up efforts are still underway but residents are staying positive and they are lending a helping hand. it is a story about neighbors helping neighbors tuesday night's storm knock out power to thousands of residents in delaware county but they got relief from an unusual location. >> this is what good neighbors do and we're trying to create a really good neighborhood here in chester. >> reporter: the philadelphia union open ppl park to residents so they could shower get a hot meal, charge their cell phones and recharge themselves. >> it was just great. >> reporter: clean up crews and emergency responders came to take a short break. >> we have a lot of people around us, a lot of good workers, and we are here to do the job. >> reporter: delaware county is under a state of emergency. crews have been working around the clock to restore power and clear fallen trees and

branches. >> just hold on, help is on the way and we're going to get through it. >> reporter: folks still waiting for help from officials got support from neighbors. streets like this one were filled with resident helping each other clean up the debris. >> just about everybody lives here was out here. all this stuff was in the street. we pulled it to the side. just about everybody was here. >> reporter: and there are still thousands without power here in delaware county. there is a 24 hour shelter opened in brookhaven and about six major roads are still closed at this hour, to get that complete list just go to our web site at cbs philly.com. we are live from chester syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thanks very much. if the storms left you with a down tree or tackling dangerous limbs, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has advice when it comes to hiring a tree service good afternoon. it happens after every big storm you have a tree fallen in your yard, house or on top

of your car. if someone knocks on your door offering to get rid of it. just don't hire anyone. >> don't go with some firm that comes knocking on your door, good tree firms particularly after a storm are plenty busy they don't have to go knocking around peoples doors. >> reporter: when delaware valley consume are checkbook evaluated dozens of area tree services on everything from performance to cost, president robert said there is big differences. >> for one tree removal job that we got a price from a large number of firms from, prices ranged from about $2,000 to more than $6,000, for exactly the same tree, exactly the same finished result. >> reporter: that is why it is important to get several itemized bid be sure each, specifically address is what is going to happen to the wood and debris. >> who will take care of the debris afterward are they go to go cut it up in firewood and split it up, do you keep it do they take ate way. all of the details of what

will happen, both in the doing of the job and afterward. >> reporter: before any work is started be sure to check the company's insurance. >> a lot of things can go wrong, people can fall out of trees, limbs can fall on people, et cetera. make sure they have both liability insurance and workers compensation insurance. >> reporter: in fact, you should ask to see those certificates of insurance and call insurance carrier to verify that the coverage is still valid. for the next week i have arranged for our cbs-3 viewers to have exclusive free access to the full list of the 73 area tree care services that were rated by checkbook readers. log on to cbs philly.com, follow me on facebook and twitter. i know you have been without power for two days. you don't have any tree down. >> no trees down but power is out and who knows when it will come back. we have heard everything from yesterday, to today to tomorrow, to the weekend. you just have to hang on. >> be prepared for trees stuck. >> that is good advice.

this is not something you you want to do on the cheap. >> exactly. >> i'm heading to your house worse comes to worse. >> yes. >> okay. >> thanks for the advice. big victory for obama care today, supreme court held up nationwide subsidies built in the affordable care ago. correspondent craig boswell has more on this and he is in washington. >> reporter: supporters cheered as critical part of obama care was declared constitutional. in a six-three ruling the court says government can continue to provide tax subsidies to americans buy health insurance through the federal marketplace. president obama declared victory for his signature piece of legislation. >> after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. >> reporter: opponent argue that the law as written says only people who buy through state run exchanges are entitle to the subsidies. >> rule of law is all about blackboard and white piece of paper. it is what the actual language

says. only thing in america that you can counties actual law. >> supreme court and these justices have said you cannot look at four words out of context. that we have a responsibility to look at the law as a whole. >> reporter: chief justice john roberts wrote the majority opinion saying congress passed the affordable care act to improve health insurance markets not to destroy them. >> i think john roberts rewrote the law to give the president and administration what he wanted. >> reporter: justice scalea agreed saying we should start calling this scotus care. republicans vowed to repeal the law in congress. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a second prison employee is facing charges in connection with the escape of those two convicted killers in upstate new york. prison guard gene palmer was arrested last night as he went before a judge today. authorities say he delivered tools inside frozen meat, to inmate david sweat and richard matt who are still on the run

tonight. palmer's attorney says his client is cooperating with the investigators. >> he is devastated, embarrassed, he is sorry for the attention that he is getting right now. >> pal inner is second prison worker to be charged in the case. of course joyce mitchell is also accused of smuggling tools and frozen ground meat. palmer's lawyer says that mitchell duped his client into giving that meat to the inmates. city's charleston continues to grief, first funerals for victims of last week church massacre held today, 78 year-old ethel lance, who worked with that church for decades and 45 year-old that wand a coleman-singleton who was a mother of three and minister were remembered during services. tomorrow, president obama will deliver the eulogy for the church's slain pastor, state senator, clementa pinckney. well protests over the ride sharing service uber turned vial event in paris. taxi drivers hit the streets

expressing their displeasure with uber. it broke out between drivers and taxi drivers forcing police to step in. they even had to use tear gas at some point. small cars, or some cars were smashed in that violence. well, still to come here on "eyewitness news" colorful crosswalks celebrate gay pride in philadelphia. we will have more on the permanent rainbow colored street art. and big week forte lor swift, her latest announcement has fans, well, something that they are sure to like, we will have that for you kathy? welshing down the shore we're hungry, chris and in sea isle is there something special going on, it is food truck rally with think weekend. do you like peanut butter. >> yeah. >> everything peanut butter in this truck and how about eat a pita philly. we will check these out and talk to the owners and what you can expect, coming up in philadelphia this weekend. i'll have your seven day when

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artists during the three month free music trial period for users. apple changed its tunas a result and has now agreed to pay the musicians. well, it is a beautiful day down the shore and you will want to get your beach time in now because weekend isn't looking all that great. meteorologist kathy orr has traveled to sea isle city, she was going through food trucks earlier. kathy, we hope you have a full stomach now. >> not just yet chris. we have two new food trucks to talk about and i'm joined by this great group of kid. hi guys. >> hi. >> and this is will, will where are you from. >> woodbury new jersey. >> so who is from the great state of new jersey. >> okay. >> let's hear it for great state of pennsylvania. >> wow. >> and the great state of delaware. >> yeah. >> wait, thank you well represented, by you guys as well. we will do weather. then we will talk about the

sea isle food truck rally this weekend. it is so exciting. but first lets talk about the weather for tonight, shall we. >> yes. >> lets go to storm scan three. we have a few sprinkles in cape may county, really in the worried about them. i'm more concerned about the rain moving in the lehigh valley, it is just showers but may get wet this evening. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting local temperatures and in willingboro, dennis says it is still 84. michael in levittown says 81. james is in ocean city. he is saying yes we have a sea breeze at 76. margot says temperature of 75. we have a high probability of rain, as we get toward the weekend. for your friday 60 percent chance mainly in the morning. saturday on the wet site. sunday, morning rain, and future weather shows rain moving in later tonight not every where but it will be maryland rate. during the morning tomorrow, some spotty rain, philadelphia south and east and then into tomorrow night. let's fast forward right through saturday, morning not

so bad but then it gets wet during the day and nighttime hours. so as we look ahead through sunday, rain lingering and then it moves out that is the good news. overnight showers will arrive, they will be heavy at times low temperature around 68 degrees. otherwise mostly cloudy, tomorrow morning rain, not as warm and then cloud high temperature of 79. looking ahead on our exclusive eyewitness weather shore cast and forecast saturday wet. we will dry it out sunday afternoon, monday, tuesday wednesday and thursday, so we are not going to complain to get weather, we will be seeing improvement come rain or shine, the food truck festival goes on. i'm joined by daniel from lunch box philly. tell us what you have here. i love the way you set up your menu in your food truck. >> we're completely peanut butter and jelly food truck. we have different creations. we have the first grader, second graders, third graders all the way up to sixth

grader. >> i love sixth grade a hot dog role with pb and j and a banana a. >> yes. >> we have for you today. >> we have our regular second grader which is pb and j toasted on white bread with powdered sugar. our fifth grader most popular which is cinnamon raisin bread and then we have fourth grader peanut butter nutela and chips in there. >> that is fourth grader what is second one. >> fifth grader most popular one. >> most popular one. >> i have a rising fourth grader so should i try this one. >> go for it. >> let me try a quick bite. powdered sugar and some chocolate, um, and chips. >> i love it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> now we will see ralph, over here and he is in the pita, the pita truck eat a pita, okay ralph what do you have over here we are very excited. >> we're excited to be here in sea isle on the beach serving

pitas. today we have healthy pitas with lots of healthy protein load of veggies. we have a turkeyberger with carmelized onion mustard with the veggies. we have roasted chicken the next one is our favorite probably the pork which is roasted pork, pickled slaw and then down here for vegetarians we have roasted garlic humus pita. >> we are so happy to have you here. it is food truck rally what do you say to everybody thinking about coming down the shore. >> come on down to sea isle this weekend liberty great. food truck, do you guys like sea isle. >> yes. >> we love sea isle. we will even is it back to you in the studio, thanks. >> kathy bring back the entire lower school from the peanut and butter jelly truck. >> you want kindergarten through fifth. >> bring them all, we will take care of them. thanks kathy. is there a new rainbow in philadelphia that is sure to hang around rain or shine. take a look as crews with the streets department spent all

night painting rainbow crosswalks at 13th and locust. that of course is intersection and part of the center city called the gayborhood. crosswalks represents the rainbow crowd and become the symbol of the lgbt community. >> i had to go into town to see it. it is exciting. you know, it is pride it is rainbow. >> about time for philly given historical significance of our annual reminder celebration coming up. >> official dedication will take place on july 5th, that is 50th anniversary of the nation's first lgbt rights demonstration. local veterans of the korean war are honored today on the 65th anniversary of the war, in front of the philadelphia's korean war memorial at penns landing. veterans reflected on their service and they honored the fallen. on this day in 1950 war began and lasted more than three years. eighty american veterans received medals for their

services today. well, well still to come for "eyewitness news" paying more for less, find out how much investigators believe whole foods has overcharged some customers. next.

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new york city department of consumer affairs is investigating whole food for allegedly over charging customers by over stating weight of prepackage product. elaine keyano has more on how the company is fighting back. >> reporter: across the country whole foods is known for its organic and wholesome products but in new york city the department of consumer affairs says customers are paying more for less in one of the worst cases of over charging they have ever seen. >> we're not just talking about a few violations but we're talking about literally what amounts to thousands of violations over numerous stores throughout the new york city area. >> reporter: last fall inspectors tested 80 different types of prepackaged products at eight locations and found all had inaccurate weights and labels often resulting in over charges. for instance an inspection of chicken tenders found customers on average which has over paid by more than four

collars. markups ranged from 80 cents for package of pecan for a 15-dollar over charge for coconut a shrimp. >> probably, ten to $20,000 over the last few years and it should not be getting the quality and quantity that is just disheartening. >> reporter: whole food calls allegations an over reach. >> occasionally there will be human error but there is no systematic effort to over charge or up charge customers. >> reporter: the company says that it is trying trying to address concerns walking officials through auditing and training programs. >> we're not going to be coerced in paying outrageous demand and we are not going to be coerced by them coming out in the press and making these issues public when they are not accurate issues in the first place report report this isn't the first time whole foods has been accused of cheating customers. last year chain was forced to pay $800,000 in california, for similar violations. >> if a customer add any

pointings to a cashier and believes that they have a wrong label or an incorrect price they can simply ask the cashier and fit is a mistake we will refund money and we will make it right with the customer. >> bottom line it is not consumer's responsibility to do this legwork. it is always on the employer to do the right thing. >> it is elaine keyano reporting tonight. the investigation is is the ongoing. whole food could face fines $950 for first violation, up to 1700 for each one after that. well, that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 dealing with the loss, growing impact of tuesday's damaging storms on businesses and homeowners. more storms that could be on the way. kathy? >> part of areas under a slight risk for severe weather in the evening chris. here down the shore in sea isle city, it is a cloudy but pleasant day. the beach is still busy but will it be a shore bet for the weekend. we will track rain, wind

coming our way. and, in the race, reports say that governor chris christie has decided to run for the white house, we will hear from new jersey residents about that. jessica? i'm jessica dean live from rome where it is a philadelphia delegation's final day, we will tell you how they spent it, next, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. the clean up continues. two days after the devastating storm, the scale of the damage and loss is becoming more evident. this south jersey diner has been forced to throw away more than a hundred thousand dollars worth of food. the toll is also, hitting homeowners really hard. meantime we're bracing for more wet weather tonight. this is storm scan three showing another storm pushing toward our area certainly not what we want to see.

good evening i'm chris may, jessica dean is live in rome, we will see her in a few moments but first lets go down the shore kathy orr tracking rain live from sea isle city now, kathy? >> reporter: clouds rolled in this afternoon chris and now we have a sea breeze, the skies are getting dark and we know rain is coming this evening. you can see it is a quiet day here in sea isle, on the beaches but cloud haven't kept the crowds away from town. take a look at storm scan three and i will show you the rain. we have spotty showers even in cape may county, interior south jersey and camden county. this is just plane old showers. no storms, no severe weather here in northern and western suburbs. a few sprinkles. but thinks moving east ward. severe threat tonight is really localized, it is in central and southern delaware really focused near georgetown and laurel, in sussex county delaware. under the slight risk means a chance of downpours gusty wind and small hail and scattered storms. so for tonight some