lorena often times seemed to have cried on janna's shoulder and janna seems to have tried to protecte said she loved him and she wanted her marriage to work. she was going to do anything to try to make her marriage work. >> janna was successful and had kind of a swanky house, and she had fancy cars and she had a boat. john feels that their troubles began when lorena began hankering after these kind of material possessions. that's what an american dream meant to lorena. >> we started off in a studio apartment we could have -- which we could afford. we were young. we should have worked our way up. but no, she wanted more, more, more. so we went from a studio to a luxury apartment and we had two new cars. >> reporter: so you were living way outside your means. way above your means? >> way. >> reporter: what would you be fighting about? >> tv. radio. stupid stuff. you know? it -- it -- we were young. it just -- fought over things that we shouldn't have fight ov -- fighting -- fighting over. she was stubborn. she was selfish. and she wanted things her way. >> they were a couple who were t

reporting live, janna katsuyama. >>> from the bay area to the big game. up next, we sit down with the father of quarterback jerry goff. >>> and a san francisco sidewalk that is slowly sinking. details on the problem in one neighborhood that is only getting worse. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:43. we have breaking news. these are ctures. we are in newark, new jersey. about a dozen cars are on fire at newark liberty airport. the cameras, look at the smoke here. we're focusing in on the top deck of terminal c in the parking lot. firefighters are there. cars are on fire. now, the temperature there is 2. 2 degrees. that mixes in with the cars on fire. we're not sure what caused it. we haven't heard of any injuries. but again, these are live pictures from newark, new jersey. cars on fire in the parking lot. at the liberty airport there. and we'll bring you more information as we get it. we have not heard whether it may be terror-related or what may have caused it. but we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> well, today, marin catholic hi

ktvu janna katsuyama tells us how lawyers are responding to the fire report. >> for victims of the tubs wildfire, the cal fire report raises questions about the utility. >> the phone is blowing up with calls about what does this all mean for cases? and i have reassured all of them that it changes nothing. >> attorneys frank petri and michael kelly were appointed colead counsel to accord the cases of several thousand fire victims. >> i really don't think the cal fire thing takes anything off the table. >> they say pg&e could still be found liable. because the utility did not cut off power. >> they certainly can't immunize themselves by saying, well, it was a senior citizen, living in a farm up on the hill, who is responsible for this. they're the ones that decided to keep pumping power through those lines, knowing there was going to be a fire. >> you cannot have a fire without a sparking event. if you have no fire, you have no spark. >> the company gave no indication thursday that it will follow plans to file chapter 11 bankruptcy. they said, quote, resolving the legal liabilities and fi

my name is janna reumerman, and i‘ve lived in the uk for eight years.ople. we have to pay for you to stay here. personally, i think the country should be able to determine who comes here and who doesn't, and for that to happen you need to register. yes, i'm not offended by this, at all. if i‘m brutally honest, i hope brexit will not happen, and that we don‘t have to apply for a settled statement at all, and just continue with our lives as they are. my name is george kontakos. i've been running the olive grove in cambridge for 10 years, and i've been here 16 years. at this moment, we put all our plans on hold. we don't know what the future will be. we're just a little bit stressed to see what's going to happen with our settlement status. my name is francesca kontakos. i was born in the united kingdom, and i‘ve been married to george for ten years. i‘m fortunate to be british and have been born here. george is not so fortunate, however, and doesn‘t hold a british citizenship, because being a european was just as good as. but now we‘re a bit worried about

my name is janna reumerman, and i've lived in the uk for eight years.lly honest, i hope brexit will not happen, and that we don't have to apply for a settled statement at all, and just continue with our lives as they are. my name is george kontakos. i've been running the olive grove restaurant in cambridge for 10 years, and i've been in this country 16 years. at this moment, we put all our plans on hold. we don't know what the future will be. we're just a little bit stressed to see what's going to happen with our settlement status. my name is francesca kontakos. i was born in the united kingdom, and i've been married to george for ten years. i'm fortunate to be british and have been born here. george is not so fortunate, however, and doesn't hold a british citizenship, because being a european was just as good as. but now we're a bit worried about what the future holds for us and holds for our family. we need to think of some ideas... what guarantees do we have that a future government mightjust scrap our settled status applications, and make us illegal

my name is janna reumerman, and i've lived in the uk for eight years.ed to apply to the eu settlement scheme continue living in the uk after 31 december 2020. so what do i think about it? i'm not necessarily offended by it or upset by it. i think that, one way or another, people will have to register that they are eu nationals, as there is no longer free movement of people. we'll have to pay for you to stay here. personally, i do feel the country should be able to determine who comes here and who doesn't, and for that to happen you need to register. yeah, i'm not offended by this, at all. if i'm brutally honest, i hope brexit will not happen, and that we don't have to apply for a settled status at all, and just continue with our lives as they are. my name is george kontakos. i've been running the olive grove restaurant in cambridge for 10 years, and i've been here 16 years. at this moment, we've put all our plans on hold. we don't know what the future will be. we're just a little bit stressed to see what's going to happen with our settlement status. my