and you know, there is a clause in the lease that says public official can't be the lessor. there are a million of these things. i think it's face nating, though, that jason chaffetz signed onto that letter. >> yeah. >> and i think, and maybe i'm reading too much to into it, but i think he saw this as a good opportunity to sort of put down a marker and say, we actually are going to have to pay attention to this stuff. and he starts with kellyanne conway, not with a -- not specifically with a member of the family. not with jared kushner, not with ivanka herself. >> lawrence, you just mentioned congressman chaffetz. i think we have some sound from the town hall he had tonight and this came up. [ "do your job" ] >> hold on, when kellyanne conway said what she said about buying that particular product, that was wrong, wrong, wrong. i called it out. they need to investigate it, what kellyanne conway was wrong, it should never happen again and there should be some accountability there. >> eugene, i just called you my first tv husband by the wrong name. i am deeply sorry. but, euge

the standard budget for all government operations is lessor spending on k-12 education. this doesn't include school construction and major capital improvements. we cut the executive branch operating by 317,000,000. in total cuts were 11% cuts were 11% when he combined legislative cuts during 2016 session budget reductions last june. in contrast this cooperation budget has been growing. it was 1,300,000,000 annually in 2011 when i took thousand 11 when i took office. it is nearly 1.5 billion now, six years later. student enrollment has enrollment has increased 12% from 2005, school foundation funding has increased over 91%. now we see a projected shortfall of 1.5 billion over the next five years. it's it's a big problem. it's a fiscal crisis. it requires very big, very difficult choices. as i did last or i asked that have a task force for the committee to have full precipitate participation to address school funding. one year has gone by and things have not gotten better. we cannot wait another year to act. at a minimum we should be planning for reductions. there's a broa

the first system, quarter of an inch to half an inch with lessor amounts in the south bay. let's pick this up monday night when the rain gets heavier. more widespread. taking you through tuesday morning into noontime, this looks pretty decent. yes, but then it falls apart through the afternoon. we're looking at numbers, upper 50s to low 6 0s. we'll have a rainy beginning to the week. rain each and every day and then by late tuesday, the system pushes to the north and we're looking forward to a dry next weekend. >> well, just a soggy week ahead. >> uh-huh. >> thank you, lisa. >>> just ahead, san francisco take as new step to get cars off the road. the official unveiling of the first street project of its kind. >>> in honor of black history month, we're using our abc7 news bay area instagram feed to celebrate the people making a difference where you live. today, we recognize playwright robert o'hare ra at san francisco's bravo theater system. we have more information on our abc7 news bay area instagram feed. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get t

worded one saying these remarks band-aid on the cancer of the administration saying there is, whether lessortherwise, a sense of xenophobia within the administration. >> look, the president has made clear since the day he was elected, frankie, going back to the campaign, he is into unite this country. he is brought a diverse group of folks into is a administration, both in terms of actual positions and people he has sought the advice of. i think he has been very forceful with his denunciation of people who seek to attack people because of their hate, excuse me, because of the religion, because of their gender, because of the color of their skin. it is something that he has made clear has no place in this administration. it is ironic that no matter how many times he talks about this, it is never good enough. today, i think was not believable he forceful comments by the president as far as his denunciation of the actions that are currently targeted towards jewish community centers. i think he has been very clear previous to this that he wants to be someone who brings this country together and

bush administration, to a lessor degree in the obama administration, we have had bin laden and donaldmeone who reflectively reacts. what do we think? >> well, i think we see the perils of that and it's true across the board on the domestic policy for sure and constantly responding with his comments about the judge in seattle who issued the ruling were completely out of step with what a president normally would do but when it is, as jeff said, on the foreign stage when you're talking about serious issues like this, we're talking about al qaeda and you respond, there are consequences. now, it's only been 2 1/2 weeks, that's hard to believe, but we maybe haven't seen them yet. i think we will. >> it's an interesting point. you just alluded to this. i want to read you something that manu raju spoke to senator rubio yesterday. he said this. in the end, the most important thing is not what he said but what they are doing. he was talking about the stay in the whole terror -- the travel ban. but this is a united states senator saying on the record what's the most important is not what he said

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the reason they have not been arrested is because apparently they don't want to arrest them for a lessor computer files, there's treason and terrorism link. this story is going to continue. >> on fire. maria: lieutenant, thank you. tony schaffer joining us there. we will tell you what's behind that. we are taking a look at the box office, the blockbuster hitting theaters this weekend. back in a moment there are certain things you can count on, like a tired dog is a good dog. [ dog barking, crashing ] so when you need a dog walker or a handyman, we can help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. maria: welcome back, markets on fire again. we heard from president trump yesterday about what to expect from tax reform in the next couple of weeks and with that comment markets took off and we are adding to it today. dow industrials expected to be up 20 points at the open. the company's revenue fell short of expectations. company plans to focus on increasing engagements on the app moving forward. the stock is up 169% year over year. the expectat