. >> we'll be taking more aggressive onsite precautions with regard to having onsite security and having more enhanced monitoring systems and the like and a number of other things we're not going to be doing publically discussing but working with opd and other groups. >> reporter: of the 234 units planned, 15% will be for low and moderate income residents. the rest will be market rate from about $2,000 a month to $5,000. the building will have a pool, spa, and rooftop lounge. >> this is a very diverse, racially, economically, ethnically diverse community and so this is just going to add tremendous value. >> reporter: councilwoman lynnette gibson says the fires have not slowed construction. 4,000 housing units are in the pipelines. >> one thing no one can argue with is we want housing and we need housing. the question is how do the developers, investors, state and federal officials help us make sure that there's housing for everyone? >> reporter: the building is expected to be ready for residents in two years barring any major problems. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the u.s.

they may want to be onsite when decisions are made, but for the most part, i'd expect the population that truly has an interest in the outcome or the proceedings as they go, they'll get their information from the media. >> reporter: simpson was already granted parole for most of the other charges he was convicted of during an armed robbery in las vegas in 2007. but he's still serving time for use of a deadly weapon. many legal analysts believe simpson will be granted parole and could be freed as soon as october 1st. but that doesn't mean the public at large agrees he should be. >> i don't expect any protest or demonstrations, though certainly it is possible. >> everyone in britain was watching back in '95 and remembers well that trial. i think there's a fascination with him and of course we can see it on tv which is a big deal. >> if the board denies simpson's parole, he'll have to wait another three years before he gets another chance at freedom. in carson city, nevada, ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. >> stay with ktvu for complete coverage of thursday's parole hearing starting with mor

these were assembled onsite. lemonis: you're the designer.let things leave until they're right. dean: they were not done per the sketch that i approved. lemonis: hey, greg. can i grab you for a minute? greg: yes. lemonis: what's your kind of overall -- feel good? greg: you know, there was stuff that didn't get finished. some obvious stuff up front that a lot of eyes are gonna be on today that are a little upsetting to see not done. lemonis: who was communicating to greg that it wasn't gonna be totally finished? was it clear to you that they wouldn't be done? greg: i'll tell you, the communication on that side was unclear on where we stood. -it was minimal. -keith: okay. greg: do i know where you're going directionally? yeah, i get it. but could we have finished it better being onsite to make that adjustment? -lemonis: and that's you, dean. -greg: absolutely. lemonis: because you are the chief designer. it almost feels like you drew it and then you were kind of like, "okay, i'm out." you had plenty of time to get all the parts and the pieces r

. >> we have family members locally here onsite. >> two adults and four children taken to the hospitaln days old to 12 years old. firefighters on the scene say smoke detecters inside the home were working. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> a man is recovering after being shot after being shot this afternoon. the 18-year-old victim was found on the porch of his home. he was rushed to temple hospital in critical condition. so far authorities don't know who shot him or why. >> from our delaware news room, four people were hit by gunfire in the wilmington block overnight. initially, authorities responded to the area after hearing reports of shots fired. they first found a 26-year-old man with gunshot wounds. a search of the area, two men and a woman all taken to hospital and expected to be okay. >> one year after a man was mured on his birthday in bristol, his family hopes you can identify his killer. here's rick williams with the crime fighter report. >> he was out going, very out spoken. he would give anyone he considered a friend, anything. >> travis lyle says good nature make

charges stations will be powered by the renewable energy those solar panels generate onsite. officials say all this brings palo alto closer to achieving its goal of getting 4% of its power from solar that's generated by the city. >> i think it's really important that we have visible signs that we're fighting climate change, that other communities can look at, that the state can look at and that the federal government can look at. i think it's up to us the way the federal government and rest of the country is going to show the way. >> officials say the solar panels and the new charging stations are set to go online next week at two garages near california avenue. >>> temperatures did cool down quite a bit today. we talked about that. there's a lot of fog out there right now. the marine layer is deep. it's over 2,000 feet deep. it's barely holding together as the fog bank. all the cool moist air is coming inland. what you can't see in this picture, live camera shot, looks like emeryville, probably shackly building there but you can see above all this is the fog just flying inla

responsibled to gao recommendation bits stating that, and i quote, to dla currently has policy requiring onsite officials to request and verify identification from all customers. what if any disciplinary actions have been taken againsted and te supervise sponsor for the training and approved the fictitious application for enroll independent the law enforcement support office program? approved the request to property or conducted the transfer of the property without following proper procedures? how is dla determining who is responsible? >> ma'am, we are looking at records to determine the type of property that was released and where so we can determine as best we can the individual or individuals responsible. now, prior to that, as soon as we identified the locations that the property came from, we immediately conducted remedial training for every person that site for for the control measure we had in play that were not followed. since then we have also added additional emphasis on our controls when do our semi annual self-inspection. when we do our biannual compliance review, when die by no-not

local first responders hazmat team was onsite to help them rips off afterwards. >> and there's parents. >> there's ripsing off. >> that's fun. i love that. i would tote aly do that. >> coming up a house committee releasing funding plan for border wall wall with mexico. >> and recent celebrity death and the dangers of alcohol withdrawal. >> live look across the d.c. region. 5:12 is the time now. 78 all right at this early hour. "fox5 news morning" coming right back ♪♪ what's better than an iced or frozen coffee on a hot summer day? nothing. dunkin's got all your favorite flavors this summer. keep cool out there, kids. america runs on dunkin'. keep cool out there, kids. >> back at 5:14 checking stop tore jiz wednesday fairfax county police continue to look for a woman wanted in connection of a shooting in a house in a car in centerville last night. no one was hit by bullet. police chased a woman and man into fairfax where they bailed out of a suspect investigate the man was arrested. patrol officers are working twelv

. >> reporter: most of the modifications are being made by the manufacturer right onsite in the bay area b.a.r.t.'s unique track width is not compatible with the many tracks at the manufacturing site back east. but grade-wise, according to a veteran operator, they're way better than when the first car showed up more than a year ago. >> it was a pretty car that didn't move-to -- didn't move, to now a car that moves pretty smoothly. >> all operators, everyone is just -- can't believe how much information they need to learn. >> one of the things you'll notice is the new cars have way fewer seats. but they have poles in the center and a lot more straps which means they can get a whole lot more people on each car and capacity is huge when it comes to commutes. >> or to put it another way, there's plenty of room on these trains for lots more standees. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s growth projections requires seating and bike space be limited, but not eliminated. for those concerned about security, there are cameras. six of them on each and every car. the new proposed passenger start date of late sep

i'm also curious, ed, i think i'm seeing headlines about amazon and trying to make inroads into the onsiteiece of the business is that where microsoft is doing well right now or is that kind of a lot of public cloud business >> still a lot of public cloud business for them and that's a good example hand looking at amazon is a big competitor of aws, what's interesting about the way cloud works, it's not just server space, it's not just that anymore there's a whole lot of applications build into the cloud service especially as a startup or enterprise business you kind of get locked into on some level or is a selling point that you sort of want to hold on to going forward that's why the sales component is so key. otherwise it's a commodity item. you want to build in the specialize service that gives it a higher premium. >> some analysts recently had also said that they thought -- that aws was going to have a bit of a hiccup in the quarter now, again, i don't have it in front of me. i can't tell you what's going on there, but maybe that speaks to why this azure number looks especially strong.