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neighbors on noris drive heard gunfire at 11:00 p.m. the police cited a 23-year-old man shot several times and later died. the investigators believe a confrontation started as a marijuana robbery and turned into a shooting. it is pleasant hills first homicide since 2012 and so far the authorities have not provided details on the suspect. >>> former raider and 49er smith is behind bars tonight. the linebacker was booked into the san francisco county jail friday evening. the sheriff's department says he violated one of the conditions of his ankle monitoring agreement. smith is accused of assaulting a woman at a san francisco apartment last month and later violating a court order to stay away from her. he is currently held on $500,000 bond and set to appear in court again on wednesday. >>> new at 11:00, a push in sacramento to add rules on permits for carrying concealed guns. a proposed bill will create a standard for training. our reporter has more from the state capitol. >>> we don't want your gun we just definitely want you to understan

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. >> reporter: nori says that's often true and in that spirit she opted to fix the mural but leave the tag. >> we changed the design to leave their tag. >> they came back with a spray can they stole and sprayed it totally across the whole thing. nothing could be done with the art after that. it was ruined. >> reporter: at workers remove what's left of the mural, its advocates are dejected but not defeated. they hope they can talk to the taggers or even work together. >> because we believe our mission is war on boring walls, not war with people. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> the faa has issued an emergency directive ordering inspections to take place on hundreds of engines after tuesday's deadly engine failure aboard a southwest airlines flight. the administration is ordering ultrasound fan blade checks on cfm-56 engines. 352 of them are in use in the united states. the directive was issued after federal safety investigators suspected metal fatigue and a broken fan blade as causing flight 1380's mid-air decompression. one passenger was killed when the en

. >> reporter: nori says that's often true and in that spirit she opted to fix the mural but leave the tag. >> we changed the design to leave their tag. >> they came back with a spray can they stole and sprayed it totally across the whole thing. nothing could be done with the art after that. it was ruined. >> reporter: at workers remove what's left of the mural, its advocates are dejected but not defeated. they hope they can talk to the taggers or even work together. >> because we believe our mission is war on boring walls, not war with people. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> the faa has issued an emergency directive ordering inspections to take place on hundreds of engines after tuesday's deadly engine failure aboard a southwest airlines flight. the administration is ordering ultrasound fan blade checks on cfm-56 engines. 352 of them are in use in the united states. the directive was issued after federal safety investigators suspected metal fatigue and a broken fan blade as causing flight 1380's mid-air decompression. one passenger was killed when the en

involved either much of the rhetoric that has surrounded exercise pointing out that it is a time long nori warning against taiwan independence came from the elderly or retired commentators in china who are already known for their hawkish he's been fortunate lee international media seems to have seized upon that rhetoric and maybe more than there actually is about that. syria's ambassador to the un says international chemical weapons inspectors will enter duma on wednesday if it is safe enough he says a u.n. security team is at the site and will independently decide on access for the team investigators will look into an apparent chemical attack on april seventh but won't assign blame syria state media earlier reported the weapons experts had entered the former rebel enclave when you know the kind of the mission more i mean today the u.n. security team and to duma around three pm in order to assess the security situation on the ground if the security team to you and security team decides to the situation is sound in duma then a fact finding mission will begin its work in duma on wednesday th

. >> reporter: for kate nori, creating the company known as stasher was all about what made sense andt didn't. >> it have didn't make seasons -- it just didn't make sense to us that we're spending all this money on organic food and then turn around and place it in a plastic bag or container filled with chemicals that can leach into our bodies. >> reporter: she created reusable silicon bags that take the place of plastic bags and even plastic containers. >> it's more sustainable. >> reporter: they came in multiple sizes. >> i love it for bulk items because it's super compact. >> reporter: and the company loves to give ideas about how the use the durable bags. everything from avocados to smooties. they're airtight. >> pinch press seal to close it for a night airtight close sure. >> reporter: and the company says go ahead and cook with them, they can take it. >> i have lemon, rose mary, a little olive oil. throw it in the pot of boiling water, leave it open slightly for the steam to vent it, and let it cook. did benefits of -- the benefits of cooking in the stasher bag is that it retains

for the japanese defense minister says it's not the time now to ease pressure on north korea it's a nori on addenda reiterated remarks in an early a meeting with the u.s. defense secretary james mattis vessels and first of all what is important here is that we will maintain the policy we have until north korea changes policy for themselves. they say who is publisher of the magazine korea exposé and he's joining us from seoul what is your first reaction how saying how sincere how genuine do you think this this statement is. well the world was actually hoping to see if north korea would do something to indicate that it's sincere about the nuclear reservation and in a way it received precisely that this morning let's not forget that until now what we have heard about north korea's intention to commit to denuclearization has been secondhand we heard it through the south korean special envoys who visited in early march and we also heard it through the chinese state media. when kim jong il made us of surprise visit to beijing in late march so in a way it was time for north korea to make a clea

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