the garden state's first family was allowed to use the otherwise closed beach bec staying at the governor'srby seaside summer house. while the photos have enraged many new jersey residents there was criticism after he told reporters he didn't get any sun today. >> are there any lifeguards. >> no. there's no one. there are no lifeguards, there's no one to pick up the garbage. there's no one providing any services at island beach state park. >> after word of the beach picture service they said the governor didn't get any sun because he was wearing a baseball cap. this morning in a telephone interview he mocked the media for the aerial photos. >> i'm sure their pulitzer is coming. it will be great. >> reporter: days before voters, christie angerred many republicans by publicly thanking the president for his help in recovering from he was one of the first republicans to endorse trump and was considered a possible running mate until a scandal erupted he faced criticism for lavish trips ha raised ethical questions such as repeated li flying on the plane of dallas cowboys owners to attend games. h

chance might be in the morning when we see a secondary cold front drop in, we'll welcome that front bec and as we head to sunday, absolutely beautiful summer day, temperatures in the middle 80's. low summertime humidity values sunshine monday looking good but then heat and humidity start to crank up towards tuesday, but guys, great day today, the rain, 30, 45 minutes, otherwise, we enjoy sunshine, nice breeze, so many things going on at the kutztown folk festival. music, dancing, food, vendor, i got a bobby pin, there was a petting zoo, they had to get, ducklings, baby bunnies, billy is coming home with me, you'll be able to meet him. i'm kidding, i didn't buy the bunny, but i wanted to buy billy >> i thought it had happened >> what buzz kill, i thought we were going to get a button ny here >> the phils fighting through the weather and the latest on the match-up, plus joel embiid versus lavar. the war of words continues, here what ball said about jo jo. sports coming up next. . >>> there was mistake is it the ballpark. fireworks went i was off during the actual game. tonight, this time

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>>> a new york mother of three said her family was removed from a plane bec h a percentage's seattblue has refused to apology. kris van cleave is at reagan national airport outside washington with the latest report on how the airlines industry is pushing back. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, each of these viral video brings with it a huge possibility of a viral backlash. here you have the airline pushing back on family's account and for an airline who often sees themselves turned airlines issues, they're sending a message the customer is not always right. >> you have three kids. >> what i need you do is come outside the plane. >> reporter: her phone was recording when they asked her to leave. it came after the 1-year-old kicked the seat of another passenger. >> record this. what happened? >> the airline denied her account saying removed after a verbal altercation that included physical threats and profanities against a nearby customer. it's the latest example of airlines pushing back rather than backing down to customer complaints. last week when ann coulter lau

we still have a good amount of humidity out there this morning bec are still in the upper 60's to thedicating that the front hasn't pushed through yet. the front hasn't kind of swept some of that humidity away but eventually over the next couple, three hours or so, the front will work on through and that's going to bring some drier air in from the north and west. it's still going to be warm today, don't get me wrong. we're not talking about temperatures in the 70's or the lower 80's, anything like that but we will be only in the upper 80's for highs today and we will have enough humidity to make an 89 feel like a 92 or so with the heat of the day later on this afternoon. but again, we're not talking about the 100 to 103 to 105 heat index values that we had for, well, several days earlier this week including yesterday. dulles is about 87 today. fredericksburg right up to about 90 degrees or so. we'll go 89 in the city. look, we might touch 90 for a high temperature but i think generally speaking we're talking about upper 80's to low 90's and just a little bit of a heat index today. now

don't see initial flash flood warnings issued as we're having lots of problems with roadways that are bec reagan national. foo dulles. baltimore 73 degrees. 80 today. there's your rain blossoming right along and to the north and east of our stationary front, and unfortunately that front is just not going to move any time soon. so most of today is going to be, well all of todayil and much of day will be rain filled with potential for thunderstorms. notice the darker oranges and reds in southern maryland. that's why the weather service issued that flash flood warning few minutes ago. very heavy rain on top of a couple inches they picked up in the past two hours. rain set to continue here kind of on and off throughout the day today. all right. i mentioned stationary front. there it is, and it will take another 24 hours or so before we can start to kick it out of here, and until then, rounds of rain and again potentially thunderstorms slow moving thunderstorms potential this afternoon. and we could pick up additional rain, one, two, maybe 3-inches of rain in some spots at least possibly cause

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that's bec a missing and his family and friends believe me was trying to find a box allegedly filled jewels, hidden by an art dealer. miguel almaguer has that story. >> reporter: search and rescue teams are looking for eric ashby who vanished last month. authorities blaelieve this is a rafting trip gone bad. but close friends believe a real-life treasure hunt. this morning, friends and family of eric ashby believe he is the latest tragedy of a treasure hunt. eric's sister says her brother moved to colorado in hopes of looking for vast treasure, famously hidden by forrest fenn. when he heard about the treasure, he was intrigued. that intrigue may have led him to the arkansas river in southern colorado on june 28th. >> eric was attempting to swim across the arkansas river, which i fully believe with all my heart, he was looking for the treasure. and met his fate that day. >> reporter: if he died trying to find the elusive treasure, he's not the first to risk his life searching for it. since the millionaire art dealer revealed the hidden fortune eight years has gained national media att