the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future. concord police want you to take a look at this man. they said he vie leaptly snatched the purses of two women outside of a bank. thank you for joining us. the purse snatchings happened last night at the sun valley mall bank of america. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in concord with the latest on the condition of the elderly victim. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, she is in the hospital. police say she -- if you know this man, police would like to hear from you. they said they found this picture of a surveillance camera. they say after this picture was taken he attacked two older

women. >> the suspect approached them in the parking lot as they were entering the bank. the females were assisting each other into the bank. one female holding both purses. he ripped them from their grasp and pulling them to the ground. >> reporter: around 4:00 friday afternoon in the parking lot. customers were horrified to hear someone would do that to a 93-year-old. >> in the hospital. >> you're kidding? that's terrible. yeah. i have -- i had not heard that and certainly not something i heard about in this area. >> despicable. targeted by criminals. for money. >> reporter: police also have a picture of the car they think he is driving. they believe it is a chevy malibu. asking people to be on the lookout for him or the car. >> a sad case. any time we have our elderly citizens victims of crime it is definitely pulls at our heartstrings and citizens. % >> reporter: amy says police are getting dips in and if you have

information please feel free to contact the concord police. new this midday, san jose police shot at three dogs police say charged the officers this morning and responding to a disturbance call and the dogs charged. the dogs ran and hid in the backyard. one was wounded in the leg. the officers were not hurt. the owners tell abc7 news they keep the rottweilers inside every night and the dogs came out because police entered the yard without notice. new details on what killed two whales in san francisco bay. officials say both whales died from injuries caused by humans. this one surfaced on friday. a team of nine scientists performed after it was hit by a ship. a second whale carcass in marin

county with a painful death. scientists say they found legislations looped around the back of the neck and both front flippers. another cold, drizzly morning in the bay area. take a look at people in the financial district in san francisco mostly bundled up for the may gloom with us all week. check in with meteorologist mike nicco now for the latest. >> this time it's in the form of showers not just heavy drizzle like this horning. all right, everybody. you can see a little bit of what's left of the drizzle as it evaporated from the camera here in emeryville. still reports of it letting go once in a while, the clouds. measurable to where we live unlike yesterday. and kind of messed up the morning commute. a lot of solo spin-outs alexis told me. tomorrow and into friday. a chance of showers. it goes from 30% coverage to 60% of us getting wet friday and put

the storm impact scale on it. we finally did it. as a chance looks better. especially friday morning. for a light shower and a slight chance of thunder and lightning up in the north bay. an hour by hour look at this coming up in a warm weekend. kristin? >> all right. mike, thank you. new at 11:00, major story. nfl owners approved a new national anthem policy this morning. that requires players to stand if they're on the field. the policy also gives them the option to remain in the locker room. the new policy subjects teams to a fine if a player or any other team personnel don't show appropriate respect for the anthem. they say that includes any attempt to sit or kneel. teams will have the option to fine any team personnel including players for infraction. happening today, a judge will decide if 49ers linebacker foster to stand trial on domestic violence charges. this comes after explosive testimony last week during his preliminary hearing. foster's former girlfriend

testified she falsely accused foster back in february because she wanted to get back at him for breaking up with her. legal analyst steven clark said the testimony seemed to be credible. >> came off raw, it came off organic and broke down on the stand and apologized. >> the 49ers have said they're waiting for the case to be resolved before making a decision on foster's future. the judge expected to issue a ruling at 3:30 p.m. morgan hill police are reaching out to the public for help to find a group of daytime burglars. police released photos of two of the man they're looking for. take a look. most recent burglary yesterday morning. police say the suspects park the vehicles in the area and force the way in. investigators say they have seen a spike in burglaries in the past week. new this morning, uber will use its app to remind users to buckle up according to "the washington post." the new campaign rolling out

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now to the latest developments on the russia investigation. president trump fired off tweets this morning alleging that the department of justice conspired to help hillary clinton win the election. abc news reporter tara palmeiri has more from washington on what the president calls spy-gate. >> reporter: president trump pushing a major conspiracy

theory without providing evidence that the department of justice is out to get him. >> people saying they had spies in my campaign. >> reporter: tweeting spygate could be one of the biggest political scandals in history. the president fixated on ideas that the fbi spied on the campaign since "the new york times" reported last week that the fbi sent a confidential informant to gather more information about trump campaign advisers, their contacts with russians ahead of the election. the fbi will not confirm or deny using an informant. >> spying on a term i don't particularly like but on what the russians were doing. >> reporter: but the president's fury prompted a demand for investigation. the attorney general office expanded an investigation to include whether the bureau improperly targeting the trump campaign. the doj is set to turn over documents tomorrow. >> if they had spies in my campaign that would be a disgrace to this country.

>> reporter: before any evidence comes to light the president tweeting out unsubstantiated claims as facts like this tweet the spy was there early in the campaign and yet never reported collusion with russia because there was no collusion. he was only there to spy for political reasons and to help crooked hillary win. even referring to the justice department as, quote, the criminal deep state. former fbi director james comey is firing back saying the fbi's use of informants is tightly regulated and essential for protecting the country tweeting, facts matter adding, quote, the attack on the fbi an lyin the work will do lasting damage to our country. amazon is defending -- providing the facial recognition technology to police agencies according to bbc news. the aclu and others have urged them to stop sharing this technology with officers. it can apparently identify people and track them in realtime whether or not they're involved in crimes.

amazon says the technology has been used to find lost children, track down people of interest and has great potential for fighting crime in the future. happening today, facebook's marketplace made some changes in an effort to help you with your next home project. facebook just launched an expanded service on its classified section. now features services experience. marketplace is working with home services websites porch, handy and home adviser to provide people with home project professionals like plumbers and contractors. marketplace will also provide ratings and reviews of professionals for hire. well, we spoke with "american idol's" newest winner. what maddy poppy said her boyfriend and runner-up said to her right after she won. and looking at the reporting stations in the drizzle for the most part over. a little bit of mist near the coast and the clouds opening and looking at the golden gate a lot of gray out there and 4 to 10 degrees below average and we could be 20 to 2

cal trans keeping eye on the highway following a mudslide. crews worked to clear a 100-foot long stretch of debris and mud yesterday. that's on the california-nevada border. the mud five feet deep in some spots. as we have been talking about, thunderstorms are still possible across the sierra through at least saturday this weekend so more wet weather is on the way for them. we'll get our chance and won't

be anything that heavy. right now focused on the marine layer and the clouds. you can see it's breaking up over the ocean, starting to see a little intrusion of sunshine in the deepest inland east neighborhoods but temperatures not responding much. 60 in liver more. 65 in antioch. 63 in fairfield. the rest of us mid-50s to 60 degrees. here's a look at san jose 280 at 17. see the cloud deck thinner than it was this time yesterday and you will need the sunglasses as the afternoon wears on fourther from the coast and san francisco. still going to be cool. clouds return tonight. i don't think nearly as much drizzle if any. showers friday and then holiday warmth to build in. down in the south bay, mid-60s to low 70s. get to gilroy 73. one of the warm spots. low to mid-60s on the peninsula today. well below average an sunshine this afternoon. the coast is mostly cloudy. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s to knee 50 in downtown and low to mid-60s with the clouds

hanging on lower in the north bay than just about everywhere else and breezy north of the bay bridge through the delta. small craft advisory to 3:00. mid to upper 60s east bay shore and then the east bay valleys, some low 70s out highway 4 and walnut creek and still pretty cloudy but it's not as dark as it was this time yesterday. going to the beaches, the drizzle to let up and become breezy this afternoon and see sunshine. do all the yard work now before the holiday weekend and then it's hot and out on the bay again it's breezy and wavey north of the bay bridge. tonight low to mid-50s and gray out there and not as much green as we talked about for this morning. when the green does start to show up thursday evening during the overnight hours, area of low pressure over top of usment i believe this model's under doing the moisture to fall friday morning and if anything drizzle if not rain to fall on top of

that and shower ri y at times. something to keep an eye on. models still aren't grasping the moisture the system to have with it an put a one on the storm impact scale. going to bottle rock, a few light showers in napa. 65 friday, 72 saturday to 84 sunday and some of the sunshine already starting to break out in santa cruz. people on the beach there. this will easily be the warmest spot along the coast at least here around the bay area this weekend. with low to mid-70s and while everybody else will have low to mid-60s. all right. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast and today temperature about the same and then friday we'll drop a little bit as the low rolls over us and best chance of steady rain in the morning. breezy saturday and that chases the wet weather away and then 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay and 80s inland starting sunday and near 90 on monday. >> cannot wait. all right. sounds good. thank you. >> you bet. very interesting, different kind of domestic dispute making national headlines.

this could happen in the bay area. a 30-year-old living at home with his mom and dad rent free for past eight years now they want him out. they even took him to court over it. abc's maggie reuhl explains how the son is responding. >> the parents. >> no obligation forsupport. >> reporter: versus son. >> not bothering them. >> he needs to get out. >> reporter: suing the 30-year-old son michael trying to evict him from the home where he lived rent free for eight years. >> i feel bad for both of them. he is not learning anything and he is just wasting their time and money. >> reporter: they said they tried for months to get the unemployed son to move out sending five letters asking him to leave and giving him $1,100 to find a place to stay. >> they have no obligation to provide support. he is well over the age of 21. >> reporter: tuesday michael asking as an attorney before new york's supreme court insisted

his parents should have given him six months to find alternative housing. >> i'm not a burden to them in the home. they don't provide laundry or food. >> reporter: he claims they asked him to move out after he lost custody of his son eight months ago when he says he needed them the most. >> after you lose your son and then shortly afterwards it's like, hey, lost your son and get out of the house. it was -- i was devastated when i lost my son. i don't like living here at all. >> reporter: the judge at one point laughing and calling the son's argument outrageous cited with the parents and granted the eviction. michael said he was planning the move out in a few months anyway and now plans to appeal the judge's decision. abc news, new york. >> now to a courageous feat that hits close to home. christopher is opening up "you bet your life" came out this

month and in the book spencer reveals personal details including the personal struggle with a gambling addiction saying it was a big problem in the 13 years forecasting the weather for "good morning america." spencer returning to the studio to discuss the secret he had been hiding. here's part of interview that aired this morning. >> robert, i still don't know how i was able to hide it as well as i did. i knew that i was living a lie. i was being deceptive. people had this one image of me which was a real part of who i was but i was hiding this other part of me just as real and was self destructive and damaging. >> spencer will be talking about his book at the commonwealth club on thursday, june 28th here in san francisco and tickets are available on the commonwealth club's website. a 20-year-old from small town in iowa won america's vote and is the newest winner of "american idol."

♪ >> maddie poppe. >> she says she is looking forward to what lies ahead. jessica castro spoke to maddie today and talked about the win and her new boyfriend caleb lee hutchinson who came in second place. >> i'm a big fan of yours. how are you feeling? >> thank you so much. no. it's not sunk in yet. i haven't had much time to process it. >> my jaw dropped when they announced or when caleb said that you guys were dating so you got to tell me, what happened? what did he say to you when you won? >> we talked about how cool it would be if we were top two and what are the odds of that happening? he said i'm happy your dreams to come true an i want yours more to come true than mine and saying sweet things like that. and so, i know he really supports me. i'm really glad to have him throughout this process. >> yeah. sounds like he's a keeper. this is not the end of "american

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