i call it the spicy mexican mocha. syrup, different chocolate bits, coffee and some foam.t's very hard to make. and they are so dedicated and passionate about their coffee. >> more and more people in the philippines are enjoying cafes. many have sprung up around cafe antonio. though competition is fierce, cafe antonio is packed with customers everyday. without their paying operating costs and staff, jabez's income is about half what a new university grad would earn. he asks his staff of four to be patient with the low salaries. >> jabez can't easily cut costs or lower salaries any further, but he doesn't want to raise the price of his coffee either. to keep costs down, he decides it turn the lights off in the kitchen whenever he can. the staff uses both sides of the paper to take orders. even if jabez has it struggle to pay costs, he wants to keep the cafe going. there's a reason why. today members after student film club are showing a film they've made. jabez wants his cafe to be a venue for his students to present their creative work. he also asks an aspiring young desig

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keep those mochas coming. >> thank you. >>> there are literally millions of them across the country. plenty of course here in california. foreclosed homes that are just sitting idle uninhabited but now a program in the bay area to turn that trend around. don ford on what's being done to turn houses into homes again. >> reporter: the family is getting settled into their new novato home. the family of four got the home through a program that helps middle income families. >> you might make a little too much but then you don't make enough to actually qualify for a loan. so we were kind of like caught right in the middle. >> reporter: north bay family home is a nonprofit development corporation that takes foreclosed homes and with the help of wells fargo bank matches properties and loans to people who couldn't afford a home otherwise. >> we prefer families with young children so that before the age of 13, they have at least a five-year experience with no landlords before they go to college or go off to military. >> reporter: the bruinsma family was on a waiting list for years renting in l

. >>> a live look, can't see mochas much outside the doors, along the coastline and it will be burningff for the next hour or so. dense fog meaning low visibility. santa rosa reporting this. highway 1 we find it. something to look out for. the forecast here, inland, some of us waking up with mostly sunny skies. fairfield mostly sunny but look at that finger south of fairfield and around the bay area, we have it pretty thick this morning. high pressure continuing to compress it and bring it closer to the ground. it's just inside the bay and for the afternoon, we're looking at mostly clearer skies and the monsoonal moisture that dragged through yesterday no longer an issue. if you're going to head in that direction, clearing to the coast for the afternoon and temperatures will be warmer than what we saw yesterday, 2-5 degrees. some areas heated up and it will be hotter today. low 60s in san jose. looking at the forecasted highs, it's going to be a nice one in santa rosa. 88 for nebraska, 73 degrees no toledo. and then heading east, it's a warm day in fairfield. the east bay looking good.

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