home, his barn and mobile home that he rents out were all damaged. after inspecting this area of honey brook township the national weather service confirmed that it was a ef1 tornado with a max wind speed of 95 miles per hour. >> it is a shock. never think something like that will happen here. >> it was like sky was dark and my dad got a message on his cell saying there was a tornado spotted. >> reporter: neighbors tell me weather change dramatically in a matter of minutes. it was just after 2:00 when tornado hit and cut through a mile and a half section of the township causing damage to five properties, as the storm headed north. >> just a lot of rain and real, real dark and like i said, it was an erie feeling. >> i could not believe it. i mean when you think a tornado went through i could not believe it. >> reporter: and now neighbors say that the women who was inside this mobile home at the time say it sounded like a freight train when this tornado came through here. fortunately that woman and in

one else here in honey brook was injured. live from chester county, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much. national weather service is investigating whether a tornado touchdown in lehigh county yesterday. chopper three over hard hit white hall township where powerful storms ripped trees out of the ground, disaster declaration was issued for that area. for more on the tornado that touched down in chester county lets go to meteorologist kate bilo live on the sky deck. kate, nice and clear right now. >> it is indeed, jessica that is best news about today even though it is warm, steamy day storms missed us to the north. raid are is clear for now. let's show you a couple stats on the confirmed tornado in chester county. here's where it was near honey brook which is due west of philadelphia in chester county. we will zoom in and you can see the area this tornado hit rated ef1 95 miles an hour wind that touched down at two will 11:00 p.m. with the path length of one and a half miles

and width damage of hundred yard. incredible that length on the ground and that path, zero confirmed injuries, with this storm. luckily within a pretty rural area as we mentioned and nobody was hurt, at least nobody we know of as of now. we are assessing the damage. national weather service is looking at lehigh county to see if another tornado touchdown there in addition to the severe weather very wet day yesterday bringing our june total to 8.88 inches crazy eight's, very wet june, more than 5-inch's above normal for the month. now we're in july and things are quiet. you can see on storm scan three nothing happening on the radar picture. you have to zoom up in new york state and into southern new england where spots have had tornado warnings, today severe weather we had yesterday impacting them today. we are in the quiet phase at least for now. we don't expect any showers or storms this afternoon or this evening, it is tomorrow we will keep an eye on areas south and east.

temperature wise nice and warm at 86 at the airport. that is average for this time of the year. eighty-one in reading. eighty-five the atlantic city airport. nothing expect here for tonight, tomorrow start with sun but watch what happens in the afternoon we could be a shore spoiler. look at those showers from atlantic city down through delaware beaches. i will have more on that and fit will impact your holiday weekend coming up. breezy on the sky deck right now but otherwise sunny and it is a pretty nice warm july evening. jessica, back inside to you. one car roll over crash in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood send a driver to the hospital. that crash happened on whittaker avenue near east luzerne street just before 11:30. first responders cut roof off that suv to free the driver who remained hospitalized in unknown condition. authorities are investigating what caused the driver to lose control. it is unclear if weather was a factor in the serious crash on the schuylkill expressway overnight. police say driver of the kia

lost control and hit a concrete barrier on the westbound side near montgomery drive, three people died in that crash. a fourth person remains hospitalized. police have have yet to released victim's identity. driver of the tractor trailer suffer only minor injuries when this truck overturn on the ramp on the new jersey turnpike to westbound i195 in robbinsville mercer county. it did cause issues for morning commute as traffic had to be divert todd i195 east, state police investigation is over now and highway is back opened. septa is on pace to meet a federal deadline to improve rail safety and today agency demonstrated it positive train control system as a system officials say could have prevented the deadly amtrak derailment. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at 30th street station with details on this matt. >> reporter: jessica, both septa and amtrak use 30th street station and they leave from here and use rail lines across our area both agencies say using the most up to date

safety technology is absolutely imperative and today septa gave us a glimpse into what that is going to look like. it is called positive train control are or ptc and simple concept that a train goes too fast, it is automatically stopped, a septa officials explains. >> 13 miles an hour, 12 is allowed, engineer is way over it and it shut us down. >> reporter: technology we saw first hannan board a septa test track in frazier chester county. we saw what would happen if the train went in the curve too fast with the speed limit in place. >> basically decide ago this we were going to have a problem and so it gave some alerts and then shut the train down. >> reporter: this septa train stops, amtrak train 188 didn't. back in may that train went too fast in the curve and derailed ultimately killing eight people. positive train control technology wasn't installed and consequences were deadly. >> i don't believe congress

should ever put any transit agency in the position of having to choose between safety or on the other hand repairing infrastructure. >> reporter: with scars funding agencies like septa and amtrak often to have choose between a stalling safety technology and maintaining certain bridges. it is part of the reason installing ptc has taken so long. the only solution a by part saab effort to push for more funding. >> none in negotiable top priority for those who represent constituents in the northeast. >> reporter: both septa and amtrak officials have promised to have positive train control installed on tracks in our entire area wye the end of the year. that would meet a federal deadline setback in 2008. live outside 30th street station, matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thank you. we have breaking news right now. chopper three live over a lake on jackson road in monroe township gloucester county,

new jersey. you will see rescue crews are searching for a missing swimmer. we have a lot of activity on the shoreline. we know man marine and dive units are on the scene abe in the water. details are still coming in. we will have more information as it becomes available to us. the search is on for gang of thieves caught on camera robbing a pizza delivery man in center city. surveillance video shows victim being followed by six men near eighth and lombard. this happened june 19th. he was later knock to the ground and beaten by those suspects. they took victim's food and then ran toward eighth and south, that victim suffered cuts and bruises. police also searching for two gunman who robbed a 7-eleven store on the 5,000 block of frankford avenue in the northeast. they forced one employee in the storage area on monday another employee was forced to lay on the ground. they took money cigarettes, and then fled through the parking lot. last night pennsylvania governor tom wolf vetoed a republican back $30.2 billion

budget bill. this leaves the state without a budget at the start of the new fiscal year. "eyewitness news" spoke to the governor about why they decided to veto that bill. >> math just doesn't work. it is the kind of math that i think has led us to a really bad place. we have a structural budget deficit. we are in the paying for all of the public goods we actually consume and this budget was a continuation of that. >> wolf told "eyewitness news" he met with republicans this afternoon and they will begin meet to go rewill solve those budget issues monday morning. the united states women's soccer team and local star karlie lloyd are now just one win away from a world cup title. the women accomplished a convincing victory against soccer powerhouse germany. defense has been the key. they have not allowed a goal in 513 minutes. they await winner of tonight's match between england and japan. hero of that game, delran, new jersey's karlie lloyd.

last night she scored her third goal in six matches and was named player of the match. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in medford, new jersey where all of the eyes in south jersey are focused on lloyd hi alexandria. >> reporter: hi jessica this home grown player has out grown her south jersey fan base taken her career to a world stage but it is what she left on this very field that is inspiring young players here to day a long side series of practice kicks, two little legs trail a soccer ball. >> i love karlie. >> reporter: she like everybody else out here is talking about karlie lloyd two time olympic gold winner, world cup stand ought and delaware new jersey native. >> she's here, doing stuff that be in knows that she's doing. >> it inspired me because i see her train here when we practice, and she's just putting in the extra hours. >> reporter: these young players necessity karlie well because this is the same

medford field where karlie herself, conquered her greatest athletic hurdles. we caught up with her long time trainer james gallanes. >> just mainly hard working over years and reaching point that we have, we just hope we're inspiring people and i think we are. >> reporter: as far as close friend and family karlie requested they stay put in new jersey during the world cup finals. >> they all understand they're all on board and we have one more and i can do all of the celebrating i want with them at home. >> reporter: back in her home state, these players have taken this winning attitude and they are running with it. >> every time her name is mentioned around these areas it create a energy. >> reporter: a sport where women can be often out numbered by men but that is not the case out here and with karlie on the mind even the youngest players are standing call. how cuties she? i talk with several student athletes from the area who told me they went to canada to see her play in person.

jessica, the u.s. will play, next on sunday, they will face off against tonight's winner of the game between england and japan. reporting live from burlington county alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so exciting, alex, thanks very much. still to come what you need to know about shark attacks on the rise. then a cell phone case that is getting the attention of police, we will tell you why people who buy it risk getting shot. after more than half a century the u.s. and cube after have restored diplomatic relations, what the two governments have agreed to do. plus one man's favorite burger, sent him to a operating table now with the fourth of july just days away, he has a warning that may be hard to stomach for people who grill at home.

a scary statistic has some people pausing before they hit the beach these fourth of july weekend. the number of shark attacks is on the rise, the average number of attacks a across the country is usually between 30 to 40 for the entire season. well, so far this year there has already been 24 including one today in north carolina experts a say salty water in some areas may be a attracting more sharks. do you plan on grilling out this holiday weekend? well, one man's favorite burger sent him to the hospital. now he is sharing a warning before you fire up your barbecue. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains. >> reporter: when you put meat on the grill you are usually concern about cooking it all the way through to kill food born bacteria but it wasn't food poisoning that sent thomas hatcher to the hospital but you

14 millimeters of wire. >> i was halfway through it, i felt something really shark intent pain. >> reporter: his wife's homemade onion burger was accidentally spike with the brings will from the grill cleaner. >> i was dragging down the back of my mouth. she got me the tweezers and we were trying to grab it with tweezers but getting my tongue out it would go into my tongue. >> reporter: a surgeon had to pull the wire out. hatcher believes it is part of the triangle grill brush widely used to clean the brill, she said one brings will still got in the burger. hatcher is warning everyone to be on the look out for these tiny hazards. >> they need to be very careful and would i suggest that they not use a wire brush on the grill anymore. >> reporter: what options exist other than brushes with wire bristles? experts at good housekeeping institute use coil brushes or crumbled aluminum foil to scrub grill grates clean. you see how small they are.

i had that happen a two or three years ago. unfortunately no one ate it. i got rid of the bristles brushes just then. >> yes. >> not good. >> you don't want to end up in the er. just be careful. >> have a safe holiday weekend. >> yes, thanks very much. officials are warning people not to drink and drive on the roads or on the what the they are holiday weekend. u.s. coastguard staged a mock boating arrest on the delaware river. "eyewitness news" in south philadelphia today. officials will be looking for drunk boaters and everybody should party responsibly throughout the region. >> you are responsible for the safety of that vessel and people you bring out. make sure you can get back to the pier in the same condition that you left. >> philadelphia police say there will also be more dui checkpoints on the roads this weekend. still ahead on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a new weight loss treatment is in the market and could bring hope to overweight and obese americans. health reporter stephanie

stahl tells bus the injectable drug and fit is right for you. it is a wrap for one of the most famous couples we will take you inside jennifer barner and ben afflict's

people, for free admission to the african-american museum in philadelphia today. it is all part of the wawa welcome america festivities taking place in the city this

week. museum goers learn about heritage culture and browse gallery's full of arts. now tomorrow be sure to head to the national constitution center and it will have free admission all day long. just a great week to celebrate america and fourth of july, be outside certainly feels like summer, kate. >> it does and july started off on a nice warm summer note. it is humid but nice day to get outside and things will stay nice. >> we like to hear that. >> for the most part. we have a chance for couple showers here and there for a couple days but not expecting anything like what we saw yesterday, certainly nothing widespread as far as severe weather is concern. while we go outside look to the bottom of your screen and you can see our eyewitness weather watcher reports. they are always send nothing their information. we love to show it to you. fine your closest weather watcher and see conditions in your area. we will get down the shore first and foremost in ocean city on sky cam three and looking good outside right now. we have people making most of the beach day down the shore

walking in the surf and people still have their blankets, umbrellas on the san great beach day in ocean city. we will go to another beach community in margate at beach patrol, you can still see people on the beach here as well, we have life guard boat there and sea gulls sweeping there. a beautiful beach day. question is will it a stay that way heading in the holiday weekend a lot of people head down the shore as we know, for the fourth of july weekend. it looks g problem comes starting your long weekend early, tomorrow, and that can be a spoiler down the shore. storm scan three right now shows nothing happening. most of the storms to the north. you can center of the storms stay up here and worst of the storms are moving through vermont, new hampshire and into massachusetts as well. they are stealing all of the energy in the at in months fear. nothing has been able to pop in our area. we're fine with that. we had our fair share with it yesterday and last week as well. take a look at our recap of june temperatures one and a

half degrees above average. not very far. look at precipitation 8.88 inches, more than 5-inch's above normal. eighty-six at a the airport. 81 degrees in reading. highs today 85. we are up to 86. atlantic city has 84. wilmington and trenton at 83 degrees. what to expect moving forward as we head toward holiday weekend? rain chances. we have a 20 percent chance for city, higher chance down the shore 10 percent on friday and saturday, chance of a couple of thunderstorms they will be spotty, sunday looks okay. dry day to finish out three day fourth of july weekend. overnight partly cloudy seasonably mile, 68. for your thursday, some sun showers to the south and east especially down the shore. saturday for fourth of july it will be warm, chance for thunderstorm, highs in the 80's. lets look at you're witness weather three day forecast which keeps it comfortable. sun and cloud friday, saturday 84. some sun with the chance for a

thunderstorm.

no jennifer garner and ben afflict announced they are divorcing, after ten years of marriage. the insider's louie now joins us from hollywood with more on this louie. >> reporter: jessica we will go inside reinvention of jen as we look at life after her high profile marriage and what her next move will be. >> many of us take stock sometimes, and did i make right choices, am i living my best life. >> that is what it is b it is really about, are you being true to yourself. >> reporter: just months after uponning their question when i sat down with jennifer the realization that her best life moving forward will be without her husband, one of

the top trending stories. >> perhaps one of the biggest hurdles as they pursue their lives apart will be the paparazzi infiltration in their day to day lives, a hunt they are all too familiar with. >> literally every day there are as many as 15 cars have of photographers waiting outside of our home. >> reporter: a mother reaching her breaking point. in 2013 jennifer and halle berry helped pass legislation to prevent harassment of the children of public figures. and reportedly jen and ben will continue living on the ground of the 3-acre compound in the pacific pal said, jessica, back to you. for more on this story and other news, tune into the insider tonight at 7:30 on cbs-3. still to come in the next half an hour concern over a new smart even if case that law enforcement officials want off the street? they say what some people think is a joke could get them shot. plus flames rip through historic church in charleston we will have the latest into a

rash of recent church fires. we have got more news when we

i'm jessica dean with the top stories, national weather service has confirmed an ef1 tornado touchdown near honey brook chester county yesterday. twister had max wind speeds of 95 miles an hour and cut a path of destruction a mile and a half long. team with the national weather service is surveying damage in white hall township

lehigh county to see if the tornado is responsible there. yesterday's strong storms, uprooted trees and knocked out power, kate. >> the good news is, that it is a whole lot quieter then yesterday. lets look at what is coming up with the seven day forecast, we have a disturbance for thursday not impacting the entire area but could bring showers to those perhaps starting off their who will take weekend a day earlier. what do we have in store? the fourth of july just around the corn are and we will have the latest outlook for the entire weekend in a few minutes, jessica. >> kate, see you then. after more than a half century u.s. is restoring diplomatic relation was cuba. president obama announced earlier today both countries opened up, embassies in washington d.c. and havana a craig boswell has more. >> reporter: president obama reversed half century of u.s. policy toward cuba yesterday. >> today i can announce that the united states has agreed to formally reestablish diplomatic relations, with the

republic of cuba: reopen in both countries. >> reporter: u.s.'s top diplomate delivered a letter to president obama to cuban president raul castro ceiling the deal. cuba will open its new u.s. embassy in washington d.c. on july 20th. president obama needs copping allah travel for any further action including selecting an ambassador and lifting trade embargo. >> that is what this is all about, a choice between future and the past. americans and cuban is a like are ready to move forward. i believe it is time for congress to do the same. >> reporter: some in congress vowed to fight the president a's decision saying it legitimizees a government that has suppressed its own people. sentiment echoed in miami's little havana a. >> cuban government is willing to become friends of its sworn enemy but not willing to listen to its people. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry will open up u.s. embassy in cuba next summer. craig boswell for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". state department officials say u.s. and cuba agreed to further talks about fugitives law enforcement and property claims. another predominantly black church burns in the south, fire ripped through mount size on ame church in south carolina last night. this is seventh black church to burn since charleston church shooting two weeks ago. authorities say this fire does not appear to be work of the arsonist but it still brings up painful memories for long time residents. >> the ride up there last night to see the church in flame, again because it gives you a ill feeling. >> two members of the klu klux klan pleaded guilty to torching that church 20 years ago. right now authorities say there is no indication that this recent string of church fires are related. greece's government is now signaling it may be willing to accept terms of a new bail out package. german prime minister says there would be no talks on the issue until a referendum scheduled sunday.

this all comes one day after greece failed to make it a nearly 2 billion-dollar loan payment and desperation among residents is on the rise, government ordered banks to reopen for those with pensions only after closing them on monday. while atm machines were kept running, withdrawals were rasioned and those with pension checks had no way of cashing them. a new cell phone accessory is causing uproar in some communities and law enforcement warn it had has potential to get you killed. valerie castro with our sister station w cbs in new york explains. >> you pull this out on a cop they will shoot you simple as that. >> reporter: it looks like a real hand gun but this is a cell phone case for an iphone. it is causing serious concerns among local law enforcement and community activist like tony. >> it is not a joke. this item is sold in our communities. we are researching exactly where. >> reporter: herbert put out this stern warning tuesday with law enforcement agencies like nypd precinct who tweeted

this message advising people not to buy this case. it can be purchased on line but former officer joseph jacqueline says it is just a bad idea even if it is not illegal. >> there is no law per se but you have to use law of nonsense which in my lifetime is not that common. >> reporter: jacqueline says officers face the unknown and sometimes have just a split second to make a decision against a perceived threat. >> sometimes mistakes happen and they are only human. >> reporter: sometimes real weapon does look fake like a toy. recently nypd's 23rd precinct warned its own officers about a real gun disguised as a water gun. >> bad guys, the guy needs gun they paint them orange. they put tips on them to trick law enforcement. >> reporter: as for novelty cases herbert hopes they avoid them all together and he calls them nothing less than a death trap. >> that was valerie castro reporting. herbert is hoping for legislation to ban sale and possession of those cases. philadelphia city controller alan butkovitz says his most recent inspection of

city school buildings once again found unsanitary, dangerous conditions. this is the 20 schools turned up water reeks, mold cockroaches and unsanitary bathrooms. these are photos now from the controller's office, butkovitz last inspected school buildings in 2008. he said not much improved ever since. >> we've got what, 170,000 philadelphia school kids going to school every day in these conditions. why isn't that a public health emergency? >> school districts spokesmen says the district welcomes report to for highlighting need for more funding to maintain those schools. philadelphia's lgbt community came together for a rally in love park and purpose was to celebrate the recent court decision clearing way for marriage equality, but also to renew quest for fully quality. cherry greg from kyw news radio has this story. >> reporter: last week u.s. supreme court cleared way for gay and lesbian couples to

marry, in all 50 states, a win to celebrate, a mere 50 years after the battle began. >> we made great progress and pretty wrapped period of time but we are not done just yet. >> reporter: activist from equality pennsylvania joined leaders from the aclu and other organizations to announce a renewed push for a statewide lgbt anti discrimination law. >> it is great to be able to get married and that is important but without the other benefits of equal employment equal housing it is still a shallow victory. >> reporter: in many counties in pennsylvania gay and lesbian couples november laws to stop prejudice. they can be legally fired evict, removed from a restaurant or even denied credit simply because they are gay. there are other issues, too like hate crimes against transgenders homelessness among lgbt use and abuse against immigrants. lawmakers have introduced bills that would ban

discrimination against lgbt people for the past ten years but they are hoping that a momentum from friday's win on marriage equality will get that bill passed this year n love park cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". city county, state officials came together foreground breaking of a new technology center in camden. mayor dana redd and others, construction for opec international camden campus this new center will focus on nuclear power and it is expect to create 1400 construction jobs and ultimately employ 4,000 people. still to come on "eyewitness news" mcdonald's goes high end with lobster. new hope for americans who need help losing weight, health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about a new injectable drug and if it works. for the first time in more than 40 years the first lady is making a big change at the white house. she has an interesting way to announce it, we will tell you bit, kate?

we very close to a holiday weekend too we are tracking weather as we, head to the fourth of july, if you have barbecue plans plans to see fire works do we have any more showers in the forecast this week? that is big question, and more severe weather we will have answers with the seven day forecast when we

driving in pennsylvania just got a little more expensive, starting to day car registration fees are increasing by 1 dollar to $37 a year, pickup truck drivers will pay $60 to register their vehicles and motorcycle registration will cost $19. that extra money will pay for road construction and repairs across the state. macy's cut ties with donald trump, more than 700,000 people signed a move on.org position urging macy's to end its relationship with trump after he referred to mexican immigrants as quote killers and rapist. macy's carries a variety of donald trump brand add tire including neck shirts and dress ties and cuff links. trump has appeared in the commercials n a statement macy's said in light of the statement made by trump which are inconsistent with our values we have decided to discontinue our business relationship and will phase out the trump mens wear collection. michelle obama announced a major change at the white

house on her instagram account. long standing ban has been now lifted. >> if you have been on the white house tour, you may have seen this sign. well, not any more. >> how about that white house lifting a camera and photo ban on public tours it has been in place for over 40 years. guests are now welcomed to take photos throughout the tour route and they are encouraged to share their experience using the hash tag white house tour. we will be right back.

mcdonald's is getting fans think summer they are testing out a lobster roll for this season. that is right, fast food chain will offer mclobster sandwich for $8. calorie count just under 300 calories. the only hang up is you have to travel to new england to try it out. it will be available in new hampshire, connecticut, rhode island and massachusetts through mid-august. if you find yourself in need of the mclobster kate, you have to do a little driving. >> enlist to you try it. >> thank you i will report back. >> let me necessity how that goes for you. new england is getting hit hard today. storms we had yesterday are now there luckily for us, we are having a quiet afternoon. >> nice. >> hopefully it stays that way for the holiday weekend.

lets look outside and see how your evening is fairing. not too bad on the go pro cam mounted on the rooftop here at cbs broadcast center. you can see a few puffy cumulus clouds and also blue skies behind it, it has been a pretty nice day partly to mostly sunny. little warm, more humid but it is july and we are pretty seasonal for this time of the year. temperatures in the mid 80's, just about where they should be. lets check with our weather watchers to see what they have to say on a pretty quiet seasonal wednesday. we will start off to the north where we are looking at 82 degrees checking with barbara lane in willow grove and she's supporting full sunshine up there nice and warm. eighty-two perfect. not too hot or cool. lynn spring inner cherry hill, she is at 82 with some sun. warm one but not too uncomfortable. i said same thing out there. i took a field trip of 12, six years old to the zoo today. could have been worse. it was a zoo itself but weather was perfect. wasn't too hot and shade felt

fantastic. jimmies at 83 degrees in media with clouds and a little bit of sunshine. lets look at what is happening on storm scan three which is clear for us. problems come as you head up to the north. really those storms are very strong. i heard a few tornado warnings up across southern new england. these are really stealing any of that available energy in the atmosphere from frustrates today. storms cannot perform for us. it is quiet out here. we had a couple moving by north of the poconos and those are cross nothing to new york state. we have one shower or storm firing up near d.c. but for the most party expect this evening to be a quiet one nothing more than a stray shower as most of the moisture misses us to the north. so zooming out you can see what we are dealing with over new england. very strong storms entering into massachusetts and they have their sights set on the boston area. so some active weather off that way n our area it has been quiet and remains quiet as we head in the evening hours. lets take a peak at temperatures. eighty-six at the airport.

eighty-three wilmington. eighty in allentown. mount pocono at 7o wildwood we are at 84 degrees. down the shore very warm, off shore wind here keeping it in the mid 80's. ocean city, stone harbor and cape may and rehoboth beach at 86 with the west wind. thursday there will be a system by to the south this will bring risk for a couple showers just clipping south jersey and delaware. rest of the region will see sunshine. this moisture still will be off to the south here on friday, showers perhaps especially for southern delaware and del marva. rest of us should experience sun and clouds and on sunday fourth of july some sun few more clouds and again with the system off to the south that may try to lift north in the afternoon and could set off a thunderstorm through afternoon hours. sunday in the 80's, sunny warm and beautiful. future weather i want to show you where these showers will pop up. 9:00a m we will start with sun. 11:00 a.m. a few showers down the shore and they do intensify and may make it as far as city.

but worst of it will be off to the south and our east. lets take a peak at our forecast overnight partly cloudy seasonably mild, 68 degrees for overnight low. your thursday featured sun showers mainly to the south and east, not the best beach day but inland should experience a nice day. july 4th shore cast not too bad for holiday weekend with temperatures near 80. best chance for thunderstorm comes saturday afternoon. you're witness weather seven day forecast and shore cast we are at 82 on friday, 84 for fourth of july on saturday and nice and warm, sunday and monday, looking for a little heat we will get close to 90 sunday and monday but both days mostly sunny both days dry and it looks great for the most part for the entire holiday weekend. coming up tonight at 11:00 what a treaty had when i joined late, late show host jammed cordon in hollywood and he surprised me with his philly trivia knowledge. >> is what your favorite will smith song from before when he was a rapper. >> i'm a fan of boom shake the

room. don't fight the feeling might get a strangle, like jordan. yeah, that is amazing. >> from armresteling with seniors to carp pool karaoke he has a comedy bag of tricks. for a guy in the national spotlight every week night i found him to be humble, spontaneous and he challenge me to a rap due it. so that is tonight ice ice baby see our rap duet james cordon, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 following an all new episode at 10:00 o'clock. >> what else can we say kate will do a rap duet james corden at 11:00. >> i retired my ice ice baby but brought it back for him. here we go. >> making us proud well done. can't wait to see that. there is new research on a newly approved weight looks drug showing long term benefits. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new study released late today.

>> reporter: renee is working with her there to try to lose weight. she dropped 30-pound taking part in the year long study of the injectable drug sachssinda. >> i had a great relationship but the doctors and everyone, that was in the study they really encourage me. >> reporter: thinks fourth weight loss drug approved by federal drug administration since 20 126789. >> it tends to decrease gastric emptying of the stomach and it gives signals to the brain to lower hunger and inn crease. >> reporter: studies participants lost 18 and a half pound over 56 weeks. those taking placebo only lost 6 pounds. it is designed for patients who are obese or overweight with at least one weight-related condition like high blood pressure or diabetes. >> overall effect of the drug was very good and very

comparable or better than the drugs that are now in the market. >> reporter: but drug is also expensive and can cause serious side effects including heart and vision problems. >> now i'm strictly trying to do it on my own with diet and exercise. >> unlike other weight loss drugs, that are april ties suppressants whiz lose they're effectiveness, doctors say this can be used, long term for the management of obesity. certainly a big development there this new research was released in the new england journal of medicine a lot of people will be looking at this. >> exactly. >> stephanie, thanks very much. still ahead some helpers who need help themselves. >> this weeks story of brotherly love a local food pant try could use a hand, hundreds of people depend on the food on these shelves but as you can see those shelves run bear, i'll talk to them about how you can help when we come back.

in today's story of brotherly love one of the philadelphia's oldest hiv

charities is in in need of help. their food pant try is running low and "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington explains what can be done from the organization is called, bebashi it gives a week worth of food to as many needy people as we can but as we found out the demand is out stripping supply. >> right now i will just back a bag. >> reporter: dominic is doing one of her hardest jobs, rationing food, putting together a bag of groceries for a kline of bebashi food pant try on spring gander street. >> this is a last resort for a lot of them. >> reporter: ernest wilson is one of 500 people who get food from bebashi. >> this will help carry me through. i'm not sitting in the house with the empty stomach. >> reporter: many days this pantry does not have enough food to go around. >> you know, when i look around and hear my voice i hear my echo, empty shelves why. >> we cannot keep food on the shelves because people are coming in every day for food.

>> reporter: canned veggies the freezers run low quickly but there is not a place to distribute the pantry must close. volunteers sophia, says that is hard news to deliver to clients who are only about to get food from bebashi once a month. >> they are just really like, almost desperate for help, they are low income, they don't have have many resources, they do need us. >> reporter: bebashi executive director gary bell said they would love to be opened every day but several days between new shipments of food. >> we don't get a lot of donations either. we have to raise money to acquire food. >> reporter: money helps pay for discounted food from philabundance, bebashi hopes to bring in more non-perishables, cans of veggies, meat, bread fruits. they say as fast as those foods come in, it goes out. >> i can promise you it will get used and go home to somebody. >> reporter: monetary donations go to purchase food. donations can be dropped off right on site. to contact the food pantry, go

to cbs philly.com. i'll see you in the morning. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 a trail of destruction in chester county and by now know a tornado toys blame. we are live with the closer look at the damage, kate? >> reporter: jessica, we will have latest details on that tornado touchdown as well as looking forward to the holiday weekend? do we have anymore severe weather to worry about and barbecue plans look like for saturday, i will have the full forecast coming up at 6:00. commissioner ramsey sent this memo to his officers, what was written has angered the police union i'm syma chowdhry and why the new policy is putting officer's lives at risk. several motels demolish in egg harbor township why officials and residents are glad to see them go after a decade long battle.

it is now officials, the national weather service say a tornado tore through chester county, this photo shows a funnel cloud in the area have of that confirmed tornado. good evening to you i'm jessica dean. officials confirmed that the twister touched down during yesterday's severe weather. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is in hard hit honey brook where clean up is still underway tonight todd. >> reporter: and jessica pieces of this tin roof from a nearby barn can be seen, throughout this entire neighborhood. we have been seeing a lot of this pockets and clusters of trees that have been snapped in two and up rooted. the national weather service confirms it was an ef1 tornado that tore through chester county, force of the wind speeds that hit as high as 95 miles an hour lifted up this mobile home and moved it several feet away from the steps. woman who lives here was

inside at the time. >> she said it sounded like a freight train coming at her so she just stayed in place. she didn't want to go outside. then she experienced a trailer, rock and being pick up and moved. >> reporter: dave mcillhenie's home and his barn and mobile home he rent out were all hit hard by the tornado. he says his tenant was trapped inside after the wind blew through. >> so local fire company was able to come and help and assist ter getting out. >> reporter: it is lucky the woman was not her. >> i seen a lady sitting in the car because she has copd and could hardly breathe. she was a nervous wreck. >> reporter: just down the road two barns owned by an amish family had part of the roofs blown off. neighbors came by volunteering their time to rip the rest of the roofs off and help build new ones. >> i'm's glad the lord took care of us and our neighbors are fine too. >> reporter: neighbors say weather change in a matter of minutes.