track, the train hits the car, it happens and almost never ends well. back to you. jenna: harris, thank you very much. we're going to move from chicago now to michigan. a group of firefighters in ann arbor are losing their jobs because the city says it simply can't afford to pay them but at the very same time, the same city is buying a sculpture that cost about $850,000. so what's really up with that? joining us right now is likal -- michael lafave, director of fiscal policy there, we invited the mayor to join us, he said yes but right before the show he decided no. that sometimes happens but we're going to move on with the topic, anyway. michael, the mayors says essentially that they have set aside, the city, this money for this art project, they cannot take the money from the art project and put it towards something else. what do you say? >> the mayor just this morning said on the news that it's a designated fund, but i know that a designated fund can become an undesignated fund. this is not an act of god