new colors. we're replacing the entire storefront so that customers can see in, and employees can see out. this isn't shatterproof. >> yes, it is. >> it is? >> oh, yeah. >> we're replacing the dilapidated awning with a bright new one. what if we put some plexiglass, their logo... >> strong colors--right. >> backlit. >> that works. >> let's do it. we're improving the lighting so it's more inviting, and we can see the cars better. is this as bright as it's gonna get? >> we're actually in the process of changing those out right now, and then you can tell me if you want to add more. we're updating the electricity and the wiring. we're rebuilding the bathrooms from scratch, so the customers and the employees aren't scared to use them. and we're adding a new sales area, so the customers can feel like they're part of the process. hey, jon, come on over. >> wow. >> when you license a business, you have to also license your image, so i've rebranded the company, including getting uniforms for our employees. it's--it's a totally different feel. we look legit. >> i'm very happy with the progress. i spent way more than expected. i've spent over $350,000, but i know it's got to be right if this is the prot

new colors. we're replacing the entire storefront so that customers can see in, and employees can see out. this isn't shatterproof. >> yes, it is. >> it is? >> oh, yeah. >> we're replacing the dilapidated awning one. what if we put some plexiglass, their logo... >> strong colors--right. >> backlit. >> that works. >> let's do it. we're improving the lighting so it's more inviting, and we can see the cars better. is this as bright as it's gonna get? >> we're actually in the process of changing those out right now, and then you can tell me if you want to add more. we're updating the electricity and the wiring. we're rebuilding the bathrooms from scratch, so the customers and the employees aren't scared to use them. and we're adding a new sales area, so the customers can feel like they're part of the process. hey, jon, come on over. >> wow. >> when you license a business, you have to also license your image, so i've rebranded the company, including getting uniforms for our employees. it's--it's a totally different feel. we look legit. >> i'm very happy with the progress. i spent way more than expected. i've spent over $350,000, but i know it's got to be right if this is the prototype. i'm confide

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awning this. there is a lot of other big news going on. but this is a huge security scare, is it not? >> it certainly is. on many levels. i think what intrigues me the most about this incident is that one person alone was doing maintenance work and that in itself spells out one of the problems. i know a lot of people talk about checking, vesting in security background and seeing what was going on there. but the person made it through employment to get that far. but security wise, having one important doing the work, we have a situation where we had one person, control tower, when controllers were falling asleep, he went to two. it wasn't because he was sleeping, although that is part of it. but it is because of safety. having one person take care of an emergency. in this particular instance, having one person get involved in all of this, if he goes rogue, who is to stop it. and i think we should have a silent mentality with that maintenance where you work on very, very important -- he just basically tock out everything. >> he took out everything. like 23 of 29 panels. cut all of the w

news, but almost hard to believe, the fire was contained just to the one store. the stores on either side did not have any fire exposure here. one ember caught an awning on fire. i talked with other shop owners on the side of the street, that fear their merchandise is lost, just because of the smoke damage. also here on the scene, we know from pg&e, they did have to shut off gas and power, to basically this entire area to ensure everyo everyone's safety about. >> thank you, we have a couple photos from the ground. this is the view of the smoke at mission and 22nd street. another angle here, moving closer to the scene. you can see the fire trucks there as crews work to protect "buildings in the area. >> a lot of people coming in on 101, you could smell the fire. >> the wind has been carrying the smoke across a wide area. winds are pretty steady mainly out of the northwest about 10 to 20 miles an hour in most locations. let's get down to the fire, windses are steadily out of the west-northwest right now at 8 miles an hour, gusting to 22 miles an hour, the gusts have increased a bit over the next hour or so. quick look at smoke levels, they were declining steadil