jana: she has a lot of challenges to tackle. takes over the ecb at a time when the economy is not doing really well. we are in a slowdown. germany, the largest economy in the region probably is already in recession. inflation is very low. monetary policy at the ecb is very expansionary. there is quite a big rift in the governing council as to what could be done as to the policies that are needed to overcome the situation. there was a big debate over the last stimulus push. she comes in at a time when all of that needs to be fixed. carol: there is frustration among the ecb policymakers about what the ecb is doing and versus what policymakers in the region are doing, or should i say, not doing to help out the economies. jana: policymakers at the ecb have really stepped up their call in governments to do their part to use fiscal space, to implement fiscal stimulus where they have room to do so. to implement structural reforms to boost growth potential in the region. so far, governments have taken very small steps towards that. they

f0 jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >> san francisco's new transportation directer is promising changes. he says he understands that many people who live and work in the city crowded streets, traffic and over due construction projects. he said improving safety of city streets is a priority and to make that a reality he is looking at reducing speed limits and eliminating parking to make room for everyone. >> so the street widths are fixed. streets are not getting wider. we have to make difficult choices about how to allocate the public right of way for the public good. >> he served as the city of oakland interim director of transportation and brings 25 years of transportati experience to the job. >>> a's got a winitant, the decision that could help the team build a new park. >> and the 5-day forecast with a chance of drizzle tomorrow and a cooler day. >> and authorities arrest a carjacking suspect. the police gear he is accused of stealing. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yo

you ban vapes and make in alternative cigarettes, which i think are worse than vapes. >> reporter: jana katsuyama. >>> the cdc says there are now more than 2000 vaping related cases of lung disease. 39 people have died from lung injuries linked to vaping. the cdc and the fda are trying to determine exactly why people are getting sick. >>> thousands of election day votes in san francisco are still being counted by election officials. we tell you the ways candidates for district attorney and supervisor and district 5 are eagerly waiting for the final results. >>> christmas in the park in san jose could be a little less grand this year. the reason organizers are changing their plans because of pg&e. >>> good morning. we do have traffic that is off to a good start at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do not have a backup but a little bit of fog may be in your way. >>> it's been a week of fog and we are doing the same thing. temperatures very cool by the coast. a summer pattern and hard to believe in november. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. pg&e customers are calling for change following a p

jana: i think she comes at a time when her skills are desperately needed. a very good communicator. she knows how to reach out to the people, how to talk to the people which is something mario draghi, despite his economic brilliance, has not really done a lot over the past couple of years. so, to come in now and to go out to the public and explain why that monetary policy, that expansionary monetary policy that reduces interest in savings is needed is very important. she's very interested in social changes and climate change. although they are issues at the heart of the debate at the moment. so, we can expect to hear from her on those issues as well. mario draghi, on the other hand, stellar economist with impeccable training. that is something she does not have, but she can rely on the ecb staff and she has a lot of experts there as well. jason: it is so interesting you talk about her experience versus draghi's. i think two things come to mind. one is she has been in the belly of the beast as it were in washington, but also at the imf, very concerned with d

and after going public, jana said she heard from women all around the country. any of y'all?ersation and they are joining us to talk about how they rebuilt their marriage after multiple incidents of infidelity, a powerful story. and joining me in the cyber hall, let's say hi to the tam fam. standing by, kimberly washington, gardendale, alabama watching on wbtm. - hi. - tina stein in avondale, arizona from knxb. - thank you. - and annette rosa from woodbridge, virginia station wttg. thanks, fam. thank you for joining us. and a reminder, as winter approaches, you can join us in the cyber hall from your home. you don't have to put on your parka. you could just watch from home sign up, tamronhallshow.com, we'll give you as much love as the people in here are getting including you, beautiful. hello. all right. - oh, thank you. - so yesterday on the show, we talked to a high school security guard. his name is marlon anderson. mr. anderson was fired for telling a student to stop calling him the n-word. the school has a zero tolerance policy and they fired or let him go. i don't know

jana and nurristany were granted citizenship. >> we're talking about thousands and thousands of phones? >> oh, easy. >> detectives understood the in but they wanted to know where the stolen phone pipeline ended. that meant getting into business with tor spin. selling them phones and watching where they were activated. >> the devices that we had sold were ending up all over the world. >> a global administration that led to dozens of places on multiple continents, mexico, dubai, russia, vietnam, kazakhstan and china and singapore among others. two weeks ago came the big takedown. undercover cops set up a deal to sweet to resist. 900 brand-new iphone 11s offered to the associates. goods worth $1.3 million. police say the big fish had been hooked. offers from multiple agencies raided tor spin and several other properties tied to the ring arresting the three owners seizing $350,000 in cash along with a bounty of firearms cops say were legally bought. the added bonus, a strange new thread for police to pull on. >> they had an ipad up and somebody was watching the live camera feed of us in th

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live. is the meeting still going on? >> reporter: it is still going on right now. upstairs, a small room, compared to the auditorium. the meeting just became too disruptive for the board to be able to continue with their business. parents and protesters said they just wanted to be heard but this is just the latest in the series of clashes. . >> reporter: parents, teachers, community members upset with the school district board raised their signs and their voices at wednesday night's meeting. >> reporter: the public comment and chants growing louder, prompted the board to relocate. the protesters would be able to observe and comment from the auditorium below. before the meeting they had a protest. >> we just thought that we needed to step up and made our voice heard to let them know it is not okay to bring police violence against employees. >> reporter: they are upset over the october 23 board meeting when police officers clashed with people protesting the relocation. >> how violent could be be with our children present.

julie. >> jana, thank you. and our political reporter greg lee is scheduled to sit down with bernie sanders tomorrow during his visit to california when he's here in oakland. hear what sanders has to say tomorrow night at 6:00. >>> vice president mike pence is back in washington tonight after a two-day swing through california. this morning, the vice president toured the nasa research center in mountain view. he talked to about 200 employees about their roles in the future of the u.s. space program. the facility will help develop a spacecraft needed for nasa's program with the goal of landing the first woman and the next man on the moon by 2024. >> long term exploration and use to establa foundation for an eventual mission mars. >> the groups are calling the vice president a science denier and the administration prejudiced against women. >>> cleaning up the tender loin. at 10:30, how businesses are banding together to make the neighborhood a safer place to work and live. >> check in on the friday forecast. i'll

jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump's tax- returns must be turned over to a state grand jury. the president is not immune from state investigations. the decision is a set back for president trump who is seeking to block a grand jury seeing his tax reports from 2011. the president's lawyer said the president will ask the supreme court to overturn the ruling. >>> the u.s. has begun pulling out from the climate agreement. it was signed by 200 countries four years ago. secretary of state mike pompeo said he submitted a notice to the united nations that starts the withdrawal process. the statement called the deal the u.s. economy. >>> in monterey county tonight, authorities are asking the public to be on the look out for two murder suspects who escaped from jail. ktvu's maureen they got away by climbing through a hole. >> reporter: mant hunt for two inmates who escaped from the monterey county jail over the weekend. santos fonseca and jonathan salazar both were awaiting trial for murder charges. and being held at the jail. >> we consider them both armed and dangerous. please,

ktvu's jana catsyama. >> police say they arrived at 2:25 p.m. the man was holding a gun and did not comply with their directions. witnesses with say they saw officers perform cpr before the man was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. crime scene investigators arrived to collect and mark evidence. residents had to take detours to get home. >> all the neighbors are out too wondering what happened. >> the area was shut down for more than 7 hours while police conducted the investigation. police did not give much information about the officer involved in the shooting. they did say there were no residents and no officers injured in the incident. reporting from san jose ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now an update on the kincade fire burning in sonoma county. fire crews say they are making significant progress. the fear has barely grown from this time yesterday. containment went from 45%. so far, the fire has destroyed 349 homes, sheds and other buildings. during the fire. the board of supervisors unanimously approved a measure declaring a local state of

reporting from san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2news. >>> the general manager issued an apology today involving a passenger who was handcuffed for eating a sandwich. he is disappointed with how the situation unfolded. investigating the case. a bart police officer cited passenger steve foster for eating on the platform at the pleasant hill station after repeatedly asking him not to. and it is a state law that people are not i a lowed to eat on trains or on platforms. a video went viral and sparked outrage among many who watched it. in a statement he said the officer was doing his job, but context is key. we have to read each situation and allow people to get to where they are going on time and safely. the police officer association was less where in a statement they said we talked to people 100 times a day about not eating on the platform or the train and the vast majority of the time they're understanding and simply stop what they're doing. this person apparently had an ax to grind with police. >>> in vallejo the shooting death of a 26-year-old man by an off duty police sergeant

ktvu's jana is here with more on the team that unfolded in the bay area. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney from northern california unsealed the federal complaint wednesday pickett accuses to former twitter employees, ali alzabara is secretly working with the saudi government to access private data of twitter users. in december 2014 abu amu begin accessing private information on twitter users who were critical of saudi arabia and the saudi arabia family, including one prominent critic of more than 1 million followers. and return the fbi says abu amu received a luxury watch and tens of thousands in wire transfers . the fbi says he gave them a fake invoice, claiming funds came from consulting services. abu amu left twitter in 2015 and went to work for amazon in seattle where he was arrested tuesday. the complaint also names ali alzabara, a saudi national living in san bruno and working at twitter as a site reliability engineer in 2015. ali alzabara allegedly assess data for thousands of twitter users. >> it struck me as a class of espionage or intelligence operation. >> reporter: ji

reporting live, jana, ktvu fox tv news. >>> still ahead a big week in the impeachment inquiry. the list of people sent to testify this week. why there is particular focus on one of president trump's political appointees. >>> california is take a jewel to court. the allegations against the e- cigarette company. oh okay my four more witnesses are set to testify tomorrow before the house intelligence committee and the impeachment inquiry. perhaps the most highly intense sedated test we suffer will wednesday. mdm ambassador to the european union gordon sunland is the first witness. sandlin also had multiple discussions with the president and rudy guiliani about ukraine. son glenn has already changed his testimony once admitting that the u.s. without military aid to the ukraine in exchange for an investigation into the bidens. the story continues to change. and i think he's got to decide this weekend whether he is the american first-order trump loyalist. i'm not sure that we can trust his testimony given the fact that we know it has already changed. mr. sandlin was clear when he gav

drugs or other parole violations >>> now it happened at jackson avenue just north of mckey road ktvu's jana katsuyama shares what we know about it so far. >> several calls about a man with a handgun. police say they arrived at 2:26 p.m. one police officer fired at the man near an apartment complex. witnesses say they saw officers performing cpr just a few blocks away. the man was pronounced dead into the hospital as crime scene investigators arrived to collect evidence. >> i had to walk all the way around this shopping complex. >> this man says he lives at the apartment complex. >> the area of jackson after was shut down for more than 80 hours police did not give much information about the officer involved in the shooting. they did say there were no residents or officers reporting injured. >>> now an update on the kincade fire. we expect new damage totals but fire crews say they are making significant progress. 45% up to 65% in just a day. some sheds and other buildings. . >>> sonoma county is speeding up. a measure declaring a local state of the decision for mass evacuations that affecting

jana, let's start with chicago.you said that president obama failed the black community there.- and he's from chicago, so how did he feel chicago? >> you know what? the president has the platform and he could be looking at the crisis that you have and can i give you great credit for sharing the same sentiments that you have about my hometown. president obama has the opportunity to raise the nation's awareness and the crisis and also provide federal resources. he hasn't done that. donald trump ran h for president in 2016 and he delivered the word to what i knew many, many years ago. that you can walk out on the streets of chicago and literally be shot. people have said that's not true but we see what the numbers are. if we just look at recent2, numbers over 2400 people have been shot. the new man there who has refused to meet with president trump or ask for help has been a complete failure as well. you can see what she writes on twitter about the president, it's all about politics. especially when you have grand peop

. >> joining us now with reactions to the hearing is jana castillo,. >> the next step is really up to democrats and they are facing a big dilemma, whether to hold more hearings or take the next step and have the house intelligence committee sent a report to the judiciary committee, which is responsible for drafting any articles of impeachment. on the final schedule to have the house intelligence committee public impeachment hearing, house speaker nancy pelosi indicated democrats are moving forward. >> i will goeve the truth will free. the president said to me the call was purses. perfect. i said to him the call is perfectly wrong. >> we don't even know what articles are going to be. when that all plays out we will give at the final vote. the real vote is the one that is going to happen in 11 1/2 months. >> in orders oakland voters are wondering what will happen next. >> we feel very discouraged. people will not put on a conscious or based on the evidence, they will vote based on party line. >> it has come this far. sheckl says democrats face a big decision. >> maquettes will need to d

to know more about their family, so we tracked them down, and joining us now, please say hello to jana their children. hi, guys. >> hello. >> jimmy: how are you feeling today, kids? are you happier? >> yes. >> jimmy: do you know who i am? >> yes, we know, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: yes, i'm the guy who told your parents to pretend they ate all your candy. were you really mad yesterday? >> yeah, we told mommy to eat all her vegetables, and i smashed my trick or treating bucket. >> jimmy: i saw. you really smashed that bucket up. and now you don't have a bucket for next year, do how much candy did you get for trick or treating this year? did you get a lot? >> a hundred thousand. >> i told mommy, i'm going to call the police on you. candy police. >> jimmy: raoul, why did you ti tell your mom to eat her vegetables? >> it's healthy. >> jimmy: oh, it's healthy? >> it's not healthy! no, it's not. >> jimmy: raoul, why did you take your shoe off? >> because i can hit my mom. >> jimmy: but you didn't, you weren't really, you weren't really going to hit your mom with the shoe, were you? you were? wh

ktvu's jana is here with more on the team that unfolded in the bay area. >> reporter: the u.s.ed the federal complaint wednesday pickett accuses to former twitter employees, ali alzabara is secretly working with the saudi government to access private data of twitter users. in december 2014 abu amu begin accessing private information on twitter users who were critical of saudi arabia and the saudi arabia family, including one prominent critic of more than 1 million followers. and return the

jana, thank you. white house, we could go forev forever, mick mulvaney facing opposition and joins a lawsuit over testimony and the house impeachment inquiry. remember former deputy national security advisor sued over a subpoena he got from house democrats and how he doesn't want mick mulvaney to join the lawsuit. they are factual differences unmatched. so mick mulvaney wants to file his own case tomorrow. both men defying orders from house democrats. tonight u.n. and pastor giving the president some back up what was once a conspiracy theory. she writes in her new book the members of the administration did conspire against the president. a couple of the standouts secretary of state till her son, denying those claims tonight. correspondent doug mckelway has the story. >> had absolutely happen to. >> in her new book president trump's former ambassador to nikki haley describes what she says an attempt by then secretary of state rex tillerson and chief of staff john kelly to enlist her in their effort to