. >> reporter: 63 year old amerjis singh attacked his daughter in law with a hammer. >> there was an argument and he was upset at the victim disrespecting him. >> reporter: the chief said singh and his wife lived at the home with his wife, the victim and her son. investigators had to bring in a punjabi trance later -- translator to conduct interviews with family members. >> he provided detail regarding how the murder occurred. >> reporter: we went back to the home wednesday, they would not speak about the murder. >>> new at 6:00, a proposal in sacramento to reduce a backlog of untested evidence in sexual assault cases. david chu has submitted a bill that would require law enforcement to test all backlogged cases. he said that the cases are facing long delays in court because the evidence is not tested in a timely manner. >> what we are asking for law enforcement agencies to help us with is understanding what the universe of the untested kits looks like and then we can grapple with this issue. >> reporter: there are 200,000 untested kits in law enforcement evidence rooms. >>> some sta

singh was described by those who know him as religious, quiet and friendly.t demeanor in court, politely answering routine questions by the judge john ellis through a punjabi interpreter. but the judge rescinded permission for news photographers to take pictures of him in court after public defender elena dúaugstino objected. she said the case might be compromised because singh was in a wheelchair and wearing a sleeveless smock reserved for prisoners on a suicide watch at the jail. he was also not wearing his traditional sihk turban...which may also have been related to the suicide watch. singhús case was delayed to determine if there were any conflicts of interest with his public defender.lonnie wong 'even though the arraignment was continued and no plea was entered...but he did set bail at one million dollars. the bail amount is not unheard of given the brutal nature of the crime which occurred while the victimús husband and two year son were in the house. in fairfield, lonnie wong (catherine) the wife of the orlando pulse nightclub shooter will stay in jai

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may have led to the brutal murder of a sassoon woman at the hands of her father-in-law. 63-year-old singh. >> the bike was pushed over or thrown town, something happened to the bike. possibly some words were exchanged, which the suspect felt disrespected during that exchange. >> it happened early tuesday morning, in this quiet sassoon city neighborhood. >> her husband came home and found her dead in the garage. his wife and 2-year-old grandson were in the house. >> it's really sad. there's a small child torn apart like that. >> it was only much later at the police station where investigators say singh confessed. >> we were talking to different members of the family throughout the evening. it wasn't until the last interview we did with him, that he did finally admit to this and describe how it happened. >> he worshipped in fairfield, where a committee member told abc news, he is known as friendly and regularly attends wednesday and sunday prayers. >> he's a very nice guy. i don't know. >> today at the family home, friends stopped by to pay their respects. >> singh is expected to be arraign

jessica: gulal singh, who before the shooting, was clean shaven and came to temple here and there, has recommitted his life to sikhism. even teaching others about it. the avid green bay packer fan wishes people could see he's not too different from his wisconsin neighbors. even though now, he refuses to take off his turban. >> in my case it's like no, wear the turban, go in front of the people and tell them who you are because you are not doing anything wrong. we are just normal people. jessica: it's frustrating for temple president and business man balhair dulai bel who has lived in the u.s. for 40 years. his son works for the f.b.i. >> and yet, i am still being looked at like i just came off the boat yesterday. that's a shame. these people have to wake up and learn. jessica: after his father's death, kaleka, a mental health counselor, started an organization that helps kids deal with trauma and promotes more inclusive communities. but he says education is not enough. >> it can't stop at understanding, that there needs to be action that takes place." jessica: an assignment kaleeka is

singh is expected to be arrai arraigned for murder by the end of the week. laura anthony, a be, c 7 news. >>> and we are learning more tonight about the murder of a popular san jose little league coach. six members of a family are charged with the murder of frank navarro. the suspect at the top left of your screen, santos trevino is identified as the person who stabbed him. it happened early sunday february 26th. prosecutors say one of the suspects tried to get into the bar using his brother's driver's licen license. they were turned away and called family members and there was an altercation. navarro tried to intervene. >> justice needs to be served. this is a senseless tragedy that did not need to occur. >> according to the criminal complaint, if convicted two suspects could face life in prison under the three strikes law. >>> the first of three hearings on implicit bias and the effect on women like wage gap took place today and biases are judgments people make on others. the chairwoman of the state senate budget committee will be examining budget requests

business is item 1 roll call please respond what i call your name pimentel present bustos present singh here bustos dear mdm. chairman rosales is absent.

[laughing] >> thank you commissioner singh. okay so next item please madame secretary spews next order businesses item 10 closed session. there's no closed session items. next-door business is item 11 adjournment >> i favorite item. adjournment. so we are adjourning at 2:11 pm. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >> >> all right, good afternoon everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors land use and transportation committee for marsh 6th,2017 and i'm mark farrell, and join by supervisor aaron peskin and supervisor katy tang and want to thank the clerk of mr. victor young, as well as any philim jal jackson from sfgtv for covering today's meet ing please science all cell phones and electronic dao vices and documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the march 14th, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay. thank you for read thosing rules. mr. clerk, can you call item no. 1. >> item no. 1, ordinance amending the downtown suppor

we came here to find out more about singh. he is a member here and they said he was a volunteer, he was very quiet and he would sit in the back for prayer on sunday but they never knew of any violence or any arrests history but tonight he is in jail on a murder charge. >> sounds like a very complicated sort of inside family situation. did investigators tell you that the father-in-law confessed to them right away? >> reporter: it was not right away. the whole neighborhood was on edge wondering if there was a suspect on the loose. it wasn't until midnight that the father finally confessed that there was an argument over a bike and that it was the final straw. but there was a language barrier so he had to get a translator to interpret what he was saying so maybe that's why it took a long time during the question and answer period. that's the latest here. >> thank you, juliette goodrich. >>> a special look this evening at how the bay area is marking international women's day. thousands of women here and across the country are maki

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amarjit singh was arrested for killing his daughter-in-law 29-year-old shameena bibi. detectives say the 63-year-old confronted bibi in the garage then attacked her with a hammer. when deputies got to the scene, they found bibi suffering from blunt-force trauma. bibi lived at the home with her husband, two-year-old son and other family members - including singh. singh was arrested on probable cause for murder and has been booked at solano county jail. (steve) for house republicans...the big sell is on. they're launching their first legislative action to repeal and replace obamacare.(catherine) but party leaders are acknowledging the skepticism and outright opposition from their own members. president trump is throwing the weight of the white house behind the bill. it's the first big test for the presidential dealmaker. his fiercest opposition...co ming from republicans. as party leaders look to him to convince the critics. however his message may be undercut by questions of his credibility...after he made claims that former president obama wire-tapped his phones. (stev

singh is expected to be arrai arraigned for murder by the end of the week.ra anthony, a be, c 7 news. >>> and we are learning more tonight about the murder of a popular san jose little league coach. six members of a family are charged with the murder of frank navarro. the suspect at the top left of your screen, santos trevino isri identified as the person who stabbed him. it happened early sunday february 26th. prosecutors say one of the suspects tried to get into the bar using his brother's driver's licen license. they were turned away and called family members and there was an altercation. navarro tried to intervene. >> justice needs to be served. this is a senseless tragedy that did not need to occur. >> according to the criminal complaint, if convicted two suspects could face life in prison under the three strikes law. >>> the first of three hearings on implicit bias and the effect on women like wage gap took place today and biases are judgments people make on others. the chairwoman of the state senate budget committee will be examining budget requests t

according to police, 63-year-old singh used a hammer to kill his 29-year-old daughter-in-law. police say the father-in-law believed she was being disrespectful. this happened in sa soon city. neighbors say the family moved in six months ago and they never saw any signs of trouble until yesterday. >> at 7:00 in the morning, my roommate was riding his bike down to the store. and he came back and said, man, they're having a heck of a fight down the street. you always think back and go -- banged on the door and said hold it down. >> you see them gathering, investigators in the garage where the crime happened. relatives came to visit the house today trying to console the family. >> she was very nice, she was a very nice woman. >> now singh is currently being held in the solano county jail without bail. >>> a san jose mother has passed away. a little more than a week after surviving that plane crash down in riverside, stacey pierce was one of two survivors thrown from that plane during the crash. she suffered burns over 90% of her body. she died in the hospital with her family by he

navin singh khadka reports.arnished by kathmandu's smog. many of the noxious gasses contaminating the air are from these chimneys. they belong to the traditional brick kiln factories. black, thick, toxic smoke belches out throughout the working day. the earthquake of 2015 destroyed almost all of the 100 factories in kathmandu. many were rebuilt using the same old outdated methods but ten have been redesigned using cleaner technology. as you can see, white and slightly grey smoke coming out of that chimney. before, it used to spew out thick black smoke. the change is because coal in this oven is now burnt more efficiently through enhanced airflow. as a result, less polluting particles are now coming out of that chimney. the gaps between the raw bricks increase the space where air can pass. more oxygen means the fire is more intense. just 100 metres from the new brick kiln is the imadol neighbourhood. until last year, the lungs of these families were filled with toxins and fumes six days a week. it costs around $1

i have known dar singh through the council district merchants for over 30 years. we highly respect dar, one thing good about him and what's god for the city is he used to be our president, he's still on our board of directors, he faithfully come tos all of our meetings and is a part of it, he knows what's going on in the small business community in san francisco and can represent us well, so i hope you will reappoint him, it will be a good thing for all of us in the city. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is gwen kaplan, i'm a small business own ner the northeast mission association area and i met dar originally through the council of district merchants. he is a model for me of how to be a productive and honest member of the council of district merchants, i have followed his career ever since i've known him and i would just be delighted to have him reappoint. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> henry [inaudible], san francisco council of district merchants association, i've known dar for many, many years back in the days of redevelopment when i sat on t

. >> according to police, singh said his daughter-in-law disrespected him and at the pushing over ofgarage may have been the last straw. >> the bike was pushed over or thrown down or something happened to the bike. words were exchanged which the suspect felt disrespected through that exchange. >> singh worships at the temple in fairfield where

still with us, manish singh.oming increasingly clear that the saudi action demonstrates this perfectly, that shale will keep a lid on what is happening in the oil market. saudi changed its strategy and try to figure out how to make the price go up. the reaction to that is shale coming back. other areas are coming back onstream as well. there is a clear cap on the price of oil. >> that is true. oil is a critical issue for them. i don't see how oil prices are going to go up. we have supply waiting. we have gdp growth not accelerating. we have gdp growth of 3.7%. after that, it clear protectionism comes in that look will lead to further falling gdp. there comes a point, where i could only see the price going up if we had a lack of investment everywhere, which means you will not having a production, even if gdp raises 1% globally. in 12 months we could have an increased, but i don't see that happening now. guy: i will talk about snap in a moment. saudi ramco will become a sizable ipo when it comes to the market. can

officers believe singh was upset because bibi was being disrespectful... and he attacked her with a hammer. police say he hit her in the head. the communtiy and the suisun police department say they are shocked by happened. ( darya ) police say sihng confessed to the murder during an interview early yesterday morning. he was booked into the solano county jail. (mark) the i-r-s says the number if identity theft victims plummeted last year... after agents struggled for years to combat what has become a milti-billion dollar industry. they say the number of victims dropped by 46 percent, to 376-thousand. these taxpayers had their identities stolen by criminals who used their social security numbers and birthdates to obtain fraudulent tax refunds. the i-r-s stopped nearly one-million fraudulent refunds from being issued last yea