now, here is a case -- jeanine you were saying people are doing what they can and a tiny massage shop and they have every device to get you in there and the picture of the body and the awning and the sign and the fliers. you can take one and little things as you walk by and everything but somebody standing outside with a hook actually, and they're really trying. it's a difficult place to start a little business. there is not much traffic there on that street. may have not been a good business decision to open up therapeutic massage there. >> how about signs on residential buildings? what do you think about that scott? do you need a permit for that? >> there are allowances for identifying signs on residential buildings and permits required there are exemptions and you could have a street number and that doesn't require a permit but something like this and you're getting into the structural part and i think a permit would be needed. >> it's not highly regulated. >> we have limitations and identifying signs. here is a sign with some history. maybe somebody remembers this. this sign came

todo fue entregado a la policia, y ahora se sabe que nada pertenecia a "jeanine harms".mujer de "los gatos" fue sta por ultima vez en julio de 2001... su desaparicion sigue siendo un misterio. --la casa blanca estallo contra el periodico "san francisco chronicle".--y es que la semana pasada durante la visita del presidente "barack obama" a esta ciudad, un grupo de opositores logro ingresar a un evento de recaudacion de fondos, donde interrumpieron el discurso del mandatario para manifestar su descontento. algunos de ellos mostraban carteles donde pedian la liberacion de un militar acusado de filtrar informacion clasificada a la organizacion wikileaks.--la reportera del diario "carla marinucci" grabo el incidente con una camara de video y subio las imagenes a internet. --representantes de la casa blanca dijeron que esto habia sido una violacion de las reglas y anuncio que tomara medidas contra el "chronicle' en eventos futuros. ---un tribunal de apelaciones rechazo un desafio legal que pretendia bloquear una regulacion para reducir el efecto invernadero en california, obl

much more ahead on "today in the bay," the trail once again turns cold in the notorious murder of jeanine harms. why hair and women's clothing found in the home of a man who >>> i am liking the way that your seven-day looks, my friends. >> it's a nice trend, we haven't really seen one like it. it's a slow warm up by the end of the week. right now this morning, a little cool outside, the wind out of the north in oakland, we'll take you to 4:00 and you'll see, 70s inland today, a little bit of a cooldown on the coast, 60s hanging on in san francisco, tomorrow we expect some spots to have a chance to getting closer to 80 and we'll go above that in the null forecafull forecast. a summer preview coming our way soon. >>> an east bay man trapped in his car for four nights. >> yesterday morning when i left for work, there was an el cerrito police car parked in front of their house and that seems a little unusual. >> bright's white reported him missing. a park ranger happened to spot white's car reflecting in the sun. he hiked down to investigate. >> there was a guy in the car and i opened the doo

janine delaunay got tells us -- jeanine delavega tells us why it took so long. >> reporter: officials say it has been here for close to eight months. >> it looks really bad, we had tagging across the entire bridge. the. >> reporter: it took months because the bridge is caltrans property. today and tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. drivers have to use a detour so crews can paint. graffiti has doubled in the last six months. >> we are seeing an uptick on these bridges knowing that efforts are extremely expensive and take a lot of time to put together. >> reporter: this project alone cost $40,000 in a majority comes from tag teams interested in notoriety while the other 20% is gang related. >> it costs the city and the people who live in the city a lot of money because someone has to go and clean up all that stuff. >> reporter: here is another bridge that has been tagged on highway 87. part of the freeway will have to be closed to paint over it. >>> both bay area pro baseball teams played matinees today. the a's hosted the boston red sox and got off to a nice start but the a's lo

jeanine pab pabilsky and she's an artist and a cultural historian and the founder of "bureau of urban secrets". >> it was found #- founded in 2g the dot com boom and engage artists and helping us interpret the city and we have done about 25 art projects in the city, and the most recent project is still on going and historically document the experience of the statutes of jaun bastila and king carter of the third and founding of san francisco and then homeless and upcoming we have a project of landsend. >> artistic intervention. i love that phrase and we have scott sanchez from the planning department who is heavily involved in the sign issues. what are you working on now scott? >> we are launching the sign inventory so it's going to be an inventory of the advertising signs in the city and county of san francisco. we are getting inventories of sign companies and doing surveys. >> i understand that we are doing a city wide historical building inventory. are they linked together? >> no just for preservation and we will work together where we can. >> while you are out there i need some stu

his wife jeanine lost her job last september. john's already sold his tools and he says donating blood is next. so here he is today, applying for an $8 an hour job to feed his wife and four children. >> it's kind of hard to make it with a mcdonald's salary, but you know, at the same time, i wasn't making anything. so, you know, i'm not too proud for it. >> reporter: but it's not the american dream. the full time entry level kitchen jobs at mcdonald's make $17,000 a year. the poverty level for a family of four is $22,000. and for what economists call economic security, the number is much higher -- $58,000 a year. >> it would be difficult to say that a job like this would be sufficient in any setting. >> reporter: but mcdonald's points out managers make a livable $20,000 to $50,000 a year. and franchise owners, half of whom started out flipping burgers, own $2 million a year businesses. even the mcdonald's president told diane she started at the french fry machine 33 years ago. >> in my wildest dreams, i would never have guessed th

dermatologist jeanine downie is here to look at options.ce between invasive and noninvasive is the scalpel in many ways. >> right, and the invasive procedures have much more down time, more costly and because there's more down time they tend to be more side effects. >> okay, so this is a little quicker. >> it's quicker. >> less expensive. >> exactly. >> still showing us cash. >> exactly. >> the first is something called excelus. >> it means thin in latin, it's radio frequency technology where we can tighten the skin and melt the fat. i melted away saddlebags on myself that i've had forever and i was like you've got to be kidding me. >> the before and after is amazing. the after is not retouched. >> it is not. >> so you sort of firm up the underneath layer, it actually helps the skin. >> it tightens so it's radio frequency, the heat goes down two centimeters into the deep dermis and causes a metabolic activity onset which causes fat cells to break aare the pa, goes into your liymphatics, drink water and pee the fat out. it's good for all ski

. >> and it is not like i want to listen to jeanine barone follow. -- jeannine garofalo. she is bad. >> they're kind of young and rich and day -- i do not think it has been done right. i do not think it is reading some people will make the argument that people -- that those conservative ideas, they are so dumb and simple and they just work well on talk radio, and the complex nuances of liberalism -- >> and they come from the world like sports talk, and everything gets a score. >> that is not right. >> no, it is not right, and that is why i listen to glenn beck because there is a lot going on there. you have to be sophisticated about it. you have to weed out -- sometimes i worry about where he is headed and where he is trying to lead -- he seems eager to meet people, which makes me nervous. but there is a lot going on in their. -- in there. >> i have done radio. i know rush, i know glen, and it is a very hard job to do what they do -- and neither of them would call themselves republicans -- but glenn beck is kind of a libertarian that never speaks for the party, has repudi