letty. with stacy architect. >> thank you, chief. you know, a little known fact is that every architect wants to design a firehouse. not just because many of us wanted to be fire fighters at some point in our lives, it's because these are really iconic hybrid buildings that we feel -- embody a building that express dignity and security for our community. these are important facilities for our community. when we are working on this project in the office we often joke that firehouse no. 1 is like a block on steroids with really big machines in the garage. it's been a great experience for myself an my team to work on this project. of course, the board and staff of s f museum -- and bob, joy, and dave. the san francisco department of public works has been a true collaborator on this project and i would like to thank charles and gabriela. our team, of course webcor builders who made sure things happened and lineey oaks and lou, thanks, guys. and last but not least everyone at the san francisco fi

george lettis has the details. isthe former maintenance man charged with the brutal martyr of the property manager. it happened june 14 inside of the leasing office of the towns of harvest you complex. >> we found evidence of a violent confrontation. >> police say she fought for her life. it was blood all over the walls. the office was in shambles. detectives responded to a call from a cleaning lady. charged is rochon williams. >> i can't believe it. i have seen him a lot of times. you see him going around. >> police charged williams after they say there were inconsistencies in his story. charging documents show 951 that died before morning. before, williams told police he bought batteries at a nearby dollar general. surveillance video shows him wearing a black jacket and cargo pants. he tells police he goes back to the leasing office to meet with schaeffer. 30 minutes later, surveillance video shows williams at the home depot wearing a different outfit ,no cargo pockets and jacket.>> we have asked him to produce t

letty get out of here. >> that is absolutely one of the worst. that he's done. and since the drunk people have less interest in the story and you. couldn't you find better subjects? >> the reason they didn't care. and the reason they had little interest in the story is because they were drunk. >> that was it. >> yeah. >> i kept thinking of the young fellow that worked with the o'rielly factor. >> jesse walter. >> he would have spent more time and been ten times worse. >> of course. but not really. >> you know what, it would be more professional, hotter subject and his collar would be up. >> let me she you what it would have looked like. and then a lot of movie clips. >> how dare you attack him? >> it is tough love. i think you did it to expense a weekend in rock away. what is wrong with? do i have a couple of hypodermic needles in my but the. that's the price you pay. >> to get the story. >> exactly, hepatitis will not get itself. >> i want to apologize to america for the last seven years. you know what today is, our 15 hundredth show. >> i am told this doesn't

letty get out of here. >> that is absolutely one of the worst. that he's done.ce the drunk people have less interest in the story and you. couldn't you find better subjects? >> the reason they didn't care. and the reason they had little interest in the story is because they were drunk. >> that was it. >> yeah. >> i kept thinking of the young fellow that worked with the o'rielly factor. >> jesse walter. >> he would have spent more time and been ten times worse. >> of course. but not really. >> you know what, it would be more professional, hotter subject and his collar would be up. >> let me she you what it would have looked like. and then a lot of movie clips. >> how dare you attack him? >> it is tough love. i think you did it to expense a weekend in rock away. what is wrong with? do i have a couple of hypodermic needles in my but the. that's the price you pay. >> to get the story. >> exactly, hepatitis will not get itself. >> i want to apologize to america for the last seven years. you know what today is, our 15 hundredth show. >> i am told this doesn't count. >

george lettis is live with that story. good evening. >> one of the questions is where is that teenager? the boy has gone awol. that is not all. >> two weeks ago, a parent of a young girl who went to summer camp this year at the carol cook rec center told this woman about something that happened to both of their daughters at cam. wasmy daughter inappropriately touched by a young boy that works there at the rec center. >> she went to her daughter. quite she told me that i was -- something did happen. she was scared to tell me. >> police charge the 16-year-old boy on sex abuse and assault. a judge ordered him to stay at a shelter. tonight, the boy went awol from the shelter, which is not a secure facility. juvenile services confirmed there is a warrant out for his arrest. that is all that this woman has learned about the boy. >> he was on probation while working at the rec center. >> an employee said she could not comment on the story/ numerous attempts to speak with the recreation and parks department were unsuccessful. poli

the so-called plunged into letties coming in after managing the tapering before the year is out? >> they have effectively severed cutting intake bring themselves already. i think the curve is too steep this point command the 10-year yield is to lie giving the tame inflation expectations and the environment and lackluster growth. the bond market wants to get ahead in the fact of the taper ahead of them. lori: you drama around this term tapir so easily. let's talk specifically what that means. if the federal reserve is buying $80 billion worth of bonds right now and it cuts the price level down to $65 billion, what does that mean effectively in what kind of impact does it have on the economy? >> 45 billion of that is treasury's. 20 billion might be too aggressive. will probably say 20. that is effectively the fed not coming in and supporting the market. so you take 45 billion. that's less buying power. essentially it lifts the yield higher. thus the tapering. the scaling back of the 85 billion in purchases to 70 billion or 75 something like that. as the caper. the market's ability

. >> the lettis letter is one that everyone associates with abigail adams. what is lesser-known and fascinating about the letter is the comments that come quite far down in the letter. the first section of her letter to john is questioning and voicing her concerns about va's role in the revolutionary war. she writes, "what sort of defense virginia can make against our common enemy, whether it is those situated as to make enable the fence, but are not the gentry lords and common people baffles, are there unlike the gentry?" and she points out more. of this i am certain, that it is not founded upon that generous and christian principle of doing to others as we would that others should do unto us. >> brought up as a quicker, dolly madison was known for her warm hospitality, social graces, and sense of elegance and style. >> if you were a visitor, you would enter at the front door and be shown immediately into the madison's great drawing room. mrs. madison had many lady friends that she would invite your. margaret bayard smith was a favorite of hers, and the dau