mike sugerman in fremont where so far, i guess, business is booming, huh, mike? >> you know, allen, this is one of the stories that can only get me in trouble. so let me just say, there is a coffee place in fremont the women wear bikinis. that's all i'm going to say. let's see the story. >>> reporter: >> you want it ice or hot? >> reporter: 21-year-old marsha howard has a new job serving up coffee. she got the job because she is good at it, is friendly and a couple of other reasons. >> i have really big boobs. >> reporter: it helps when you work as a bikini barista. >> there is the coffee and i'll get your water. >> reporter: she is one of the reasons that 7-week-old your coffee cups is doing so well. >> the coffee shop that was here prior to us had been in business for 4 years and we doubled their sales within the first week. >> reporter: former contractor robert martinez thinks he hit a gold mine. >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: he got the goed other such shops in the pacific northwest. and it seems to be a business with legs. >> we give them the coffee, we get

in san francisco, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >> play a song for me. all right, mike, thanks. >>> now that their divorce is final, tiger woods' ex-wife is breaking her silence. elin nordegren tells "people" magazine she has been through hell, blindsided by her husband's infidelity, felt like her world fell apart. tiger woods says he knows he is to blame. >> i certainly understand that she is sad and, uhm, i feel the same way. i wish her the best and everything, it's a sad time in our lives. and we're looking forward to in our lives and how we can help our kids best we possibly can, and that's three most important thing. >> you can read her side in "people" magazine but she didn't comment on reports of a hefty settlement saying, quote, money doesn't make you happy, but it does make things easier. elin says she is working on forgiving tiger. >>> california is a step closer to having a new chief justice of the state supreme court. today in san francisco, a judicial commission unanimously approved governor schwarzenegger's nominee for that job. tani cantil

mike sugerman on who is serving up the jobs. mike? >> reporter: allen, would you like a side of fries with that? well, a lot of people will be saying that and they are new to the industry probably. there are politician in place like, say, san francisco that are trying to make it harder for fast food place to do business. but americans love the stuff mcdonald's serves, and other place, and mcdonald's needs 1,000 more people and went on a hiring spree today. >> what do you like about mcdonald's? why do you want to work for us? >> reporter: it's a question being asked hundreds of times today all over the bay area. mcdonald's hiring 1,000 people in the greater bay area and people like 25-year-old tyrone spring wants to be one of them. >> because it's close to where i live, convenient and people are out of work. >> reporter: like him, some people might not have considered working for mcdonald's but you wouldn't know it by today's applicants. >> there is a lot of competition and a lot of people with a lot of experience. >> reporter: mcdonal

mike sugerman braved terminal a what did you smell? >> reporter: i didn't smell anything. but there is something rotten in this airport and it's not exactly what you might think. >>> reporter: the big headline today, san jose airport stinks. is it the sushi? no, it's not the sushi. not the garlic fries. do you mind? >> no. >> reporter: and it's not coming from the bathroom, though, although it's what people say it smells like. >> it's been described as a sewer smell, something that's unpleasant. >> reporter: yeah, that would be pretty unpleasant. we sniffed around for the story and you couldn't smell anything in the passenger areas. it's back where the airline employees have to work. >> this is the ticketing area for united us airways, continental, polaris, and then the airline ticketing offices are in the security area behind the wall. they would be downstairs here. >> reporter: but we can't get there? >> correct. that's airline rental space. and it's in a secure part of the airport back stage. >> reporter: hasn't walked out, apparently? >> apparently has -- we know this,

in san francisco, mike sugerman, cbs5. >>> may have to turn the heat on. >> i think mike likes looking that way. you know. >> that's funny because i heard a lot of people say they did turn their heater on this morning. we had a record lo mein memorandum in oakland to kick start the day at 53 degrees. the theme right now in the city by the way, the city of san francisco, yes, we do have the intrusion of the low fog. the temperatures today anywhere between 9 and 12 degrees below average, take a look at that livermore temperature. boy, near 90, but we haven't experienced that in this past year in livermore. before that june 27. here you go to kick start your friday morning commute. we'll have the fog, the drizzle. tall way into the tri-valley due to that very deep marine layer. and the numbers in the 50s across the board. so try and explain what's been going on. it's an upper level trough, sitting over the state of california, that's not really unusual. but what is is there's nothing to kick it out of here, to push it out. we need a good old system to drop out of the gulf of mexico to mov

mike sugerman show's us who s . mike. >>> good news for area job hunters. a major company serving up 1,000 jobs here. mike sugerman shows us the golden arches are hiring. >> reporter: a lot of food critics blast the stuff that fast food places serve up but mcdonald's is doing great. they are doing bang buster work. that's not a word. they are just doing really good work. really good sails and americans love the stuff. so many so they need 1,000 more people are really good sales. >> what do you like about mcdonald's? why do you want to work for us? >> reporter: it's a question being asked hundreds of times today all over the bay area. mcdonald's hiring 1,000 people in the greater bay area and people like 25-year-old tyrone spring wants to be one of them. >> because it's close to where i live, convenient and people are out of work. >> reporter: like him, some people might not have considered working for mcdonald's but you wouldn't know it by today's applicants. >> there is a lot of competition and a lot of people with a lot of experience. >> reporter: mcdonal

mike sugerman where a drive through is giving new meaning to the word hot coffee, mike? >> reporter: yes, it is. i'm going to get in trouble for anything i say here. this is a coffee cup in the warm springs districts of fremont and when you say the cup, it's more than just coffee. >> you want it ice or hot? >> reporter: 21-year-old marsha howard has a new job serving up coffee. she got the job because she is good at it, is friendly and a couple of other reasons. >> i have really big boobs. >> reporter: it helps when you work as a bikini barista. >> there is the coffee and i'll get your water. >> reporter: she is one of the reasons that 7-week-old your coffee cups is doing so well. >> the coffee shop that was here prior to us had been in business for 4 years and we doubled their sales within the first week. >> reporter: former contractor robert martinez thinks he hit a gold mine. >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: he got the idea from other such shops in the pacific northwest. and it seems to be a business with legs. >> we give them the coffee, we get to know their names, we

mike sugerman on how people are coping with one of the coolest summers the bay area has seen in quite some time. >>> reporter: >> it's unfortunately a thick fog is now making its way into the bay area, very dense. >> 59 in san francisco, another cool day around the bay. >> but wait, here it comes, the return of the marine layer marching a good 70 miles inland. >> reporter: everybody talks about the weather. >> it's all right. >> it's not all right. it's awful. incredible. it's endless, it's demoralizing. >> reporter: these people are taking action. >> it's as warm as i have ever noticed it. >> reporter: for the first time in anybody's memory bay water has been consistently warmer than the air temperature. so in 43 years, have you seen this kind of difference between the water and the air? >> no. i can't remember. there probably has been a year, but this is terrible. >> reporter: bob roper doesn't mind the 61-degree water temperature. it's the 55-degree air that bugs him. look at the paper. san francisco is the coldest big city in the northern hemisphere. no one is colder than we are i

all right, mike sugerman, thanks so much. >>> to residents in palo alto, it is more than just a tree. tonight, the search for whoever defaced it. >>> i'm len ramirez in san jose, where a long-time family- run grocery chain is struggling. just ahead the competition that's causing the economic trouble. of palo alto's most recognizable natural la >> police are trying to find out who is responsible for defacing one of palo alto's most recognizable natural landmarks. somebody spray-painted a giant redwood known as el palo alto, or the tall tree, with white and green paint. the 110-foot tree is located on alma street and palo alto avenue. it's recognized as california's first living official landmark. arborists say the good news is that the graffiti should not permanently harm the tree. but police say whoever is responsible could face misdemeanor vandalism charges. >>> bay area grocery store chain closing the doors at one of its stores tonight. only six of the pw stores remain. pw's president hopes for a white knight to ride in and save him. len ramirez in san jose where it looks like it mi

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mike sugerman in castro valley to show us how the victim discovered he is not the only one on the block. mike. >> reporter: well, you know, it's almost hard to imagine in this era of 24-hour news, instant communications, everybody knowing everything about everybody else, that there was a crime spree in this quiet castro valley neighborhood. and nobody knew about it until somebody started knocking on doors. behind every missing dog poster on a telephone pole there is a story. often it's one family's story. this one turned into a news story. >> there you go, good boy. >> reporter: sailor is wondering where his buddy lula is. she has been gone nine days, hasn't been seen since their home was broken into. the family lost computer, cameras, jewelry, a total of up to $12,000. more importantly, he thinks they stole lula, their prized 1.5-year-old bichon frise. >> i'm glad i'm older. i feel violated. >> reporter: they put up 2500 flyers around the east bay to get her back and canvassed the neighborhood. in that canvassing, they discovered something strange going on. >> so we have that house and

but first mike sugerman in his ow backyard. is this how diehards fix dinner in san francisco? >> reporter: it's summer barbecue. look, it's 59 degrees. i'm sort of used to that. i have been living out here 28 degrees. we have hot dogs, burgers and beer can chicken going. kind of small burgers. i didn't have a lot of money for that burger. i'm used to this after 28 years. my friends in the east bay, you're not ready for this. >> unfortunately, thick fog is making its way into the bay area, very dense. >> 59 in san francisco! another cool day around the bay. >> but wait! here it comes! the return of the marine layer marching a good 70 miles inland. >> reporter: everybody talks about the weather. >> it's all right. it's all right. >> it's not all right. it's awful. incredible. it's endless. it's -- demoralizing! >> reporter: these people are taking action. >> it's as warm as i have ever noticed it. >> reporter: for the first time in anybody's memory, bay water has been consistently warmer than the air temperature. so in 43 years, have you seen this kind of difference between the

and how ironic is it when you have mike sugerman with his voice hey... any creepy guys hanging around here? [ laughter ] >> any creepy reporters hanging around? >> this school year, some san jose schools will not be spending anytime in the classroom. they are the first public schools students in the bay area to take their classes online. >> this program is aimed at independent learners who don't do as well in the classroom. do you think, struggling students, should they be allowed to take class online? johann writes... it depends on >> and learning to sit at your desk do what the teacher says and get your knuckles rapped. on facebook... lyzz writes... students, struggling and non-struggling, ought to have th due to different >> on facebook, liz writes: >> that makes sense. >> yeah. all righty. elizabeth? >> yes. we have been unusually problem- free this morning. still no big hot spots. a couple of live traffic cameras. the only thing we have going on is a lot of reports of dense fog with members of the kcbs phone force. low visibility through the waldo g

mike sugerman at the warfield where dylan fans didn't mind. >> reporter: not at all. dylan is 70 years old, performing for 5 2 years. he was sticking it to the man back then. he is still sticking it to the man today. >> reporter: kind after throwback, eh? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: last time people bought tickets like this to a rock show was probably when this press conference was held in san francisco. >> i don't really remember too much about it. >> without question. >> reporter: those of house do remember like famed rock photographer pat johnson is a '60s flashback. >> i remember going to see the shooting and going to see the stones at the cow palace. people stood in line overnight. they would stay so they could get in and get up front. >> reporter: long before scalpers and big ticket agencies. >> kind of a democracy where you all line up with your cash and buy your ticket. >> hey, mr. tambourine man. >> reporter: bob dylan music is a sound track to a generation coming of age. >> it's 60 bucks cash only. you pay your 60 bucks, your three twenties and walk in the door

but first, mike sugerman in his own backyard and this is how a die-hard fixes dinner in summer, huh, mike? >> reporter: it's a summer barbecue here in san francisco. 58 degrees. i'm used to it. i'm tired of it. we ate the burgers and got a little halibut, hot dogs and beer can chick zen getting golden now. i'm sort of used to this but now people in the east bay, the south bay and north bay you know all about it. you have to put on a jacket to barbecue these days. >> unfortunately, thick fog is now making its way into the bay area very dense. >> 59 in san francisco. another cool day around the bay. >> but wait, here it comes! the return of the marine layer marching a good 70 miles inland. >> reporter: everybody talks about the weather. >> it's all right. it's all right. >> it's not all right. it's awful. >> reporter: yeah? >> it's incredible. it's endless. it's demoralizing! >> reporter: these people are taking action. >> it's as warm as i have ever noticed it. >> reporter: for the first time in anybody's memory, bay water has been consistently warmer than the air temperature. so in 4