part around the lip of the bay. 7 san jose. 8 vallejo. 21 fairfield. winds will be rotating all over the place today, 10 to 20 miles per hour. we ll have the pushhhh of the clouds and drizzle a good 60 miles inland today, very similar conditions, classic summer weather pattern here in the bay area. 60s coast, 60s, 70s bayside. 70s, 80s around the peninsula. and pretty much settling into the 80s away from the bay a few low 90s. we ll have the full forecast and that s at 18 after the hour but right now back to you. developing this morning, police in paris have just arrested the person suspected of hitting and injuring six soldiers outside their barracks in the suburbs northwest of paris. two of the soldiers were seriously injured. the mayor of paris tweeted her support to those injured. france has been in a state of emergency since a terror attack killed 130 people two years ago in paris and other attacks that followed. residents of guam are right in the middle of a dange
to the weather. humidity levels are much lower with dew points in the 50s as high temperatures remain in the seasonal 70s. with such dry and stable air in place, the skies will remain bright blue for the rest of the day, with a repeat performance tomorrow. in between, we ll see plenty of stars during the overnight hours. as the ridge eases off to our east, the growing southerly flow will quickly boost moisture with noticeably higher humidity tomorrow and wednesday. a storm system approaching from the west will kick off a couple rounds of showers and storms later tuesni should return thursday and friday. a high speed police chase that started in brown deer ends miles away with a crash in milwaukee.as ann sterling shows us, police arrested the teen driver and say once again the teen was in a stolen vehicle. (vo of smashed tree and glass or if i get it, i will send in cell phone video) this is how 17 year old driver lost control of a stolen dodge caravan smashing up against this
jumping. among casualties a propane supply business in another building that housed historic old barn restaurant. it s sickening but better than most aspects. we can recover, but we don t know where we re going to go from here. in downtown oakhurst, the streets are bustling, a far cry from what it s supposed to look like. our business relies on tourists during this time. one day after opening for fall, area schools were closed. . i hope the school is still there. we re back live at what is left of the restaurant. used to be the old barn becoming an event facility a high school girl says she hopes the school is still there. i can tell her it is this but chances have been cancelled. five fire engines and personnel supplied us with this video of them leaving from truck scales along interstate 580 where they met before heading out. and there is another big fire burning in southern california tonight. this one is called the way fire near lake isabella, burning 3200
it s a complete loss. this fire destroyed vacation homes, burned businesses, and forced a thousand people to run for their lives. officials are reporting good progress in fighting the fire, but it s taken a turn less than 20 miles from the southern entrance to yosemite national park. highway 41 reopened late today. abc7 news is there live with an update. laura? hi, dan. there is a helicopter above me, still doing water drops on hot spots to my left. in the meantime, the situation is improved. this building was engulfed in flames, a landmark is gone in a matter of minutes. we ve had ten minutes. diana s home is standing but damaged in the fire that swept through the town. my kids baby books and photo albums everything with me when i came to help take care of my dad. it s all gone. this is a complete loss. flames spread from one hillside to the next, whipped by winds. we re concerned about all of it. the way we had activity yesterday and fire spotting and jumpi
this morning we are learning more about a failed mission to rescue american journalist james foley and other hostages held in syria. early this summer two dozen u.s. special operations forces were dropped in northern syria by heavily armed blackhawk helicopters. four hostages including foley were thought to be in an oil refinery controlled by isis, but the prisoners were not there. michelle sigona is in new york. good morning, anne-marie. the secret nighttime mission was authorized by president obama because it was believed the hostages were in danger. on the ground the u.s. forces exchanged fire with isis militants. one american commando was injured. the rest returned safely. the mission to try to rescue foley and the others was revealed after isis posted a gruesome video of his execution. it was believed foley and the others were being held together based on information from freed hostages who had seen them, but the hostages weren t there. we rely on cellular traffic. w