charlie: how are lotto and matilda different?e was lotto, i thought going to be the embodiment of florida. his sunny. his charming. he is kind of sexy. there is something weird going on on the inside. charlie: you said kind of handsome, kind of sexy. lauren: sometimes he is. other times, he is not. he has some darkness that is not immediately apparent. he is an actor who becomes a playwright. he is one of those lovers of other people, whose love comes out of deeply embedded narcissism. and this is not as abnormal as one thinks it is. you can only see examples of this everywhere. charlie: narcissism? lauren: such incredible charismatic narcissism that makes that person into the most popular person in the room. charlie: would you have a face or anything in mind when you are writing? lauren: [indiscernible] [laughter] i cannot tell you this. sort of, yes. charlie: was a real person? lauren: i don't know. charlie: you do know. i'm not going to ask you a name. do you have some fantasy figure in mind? lauren: characters are always amal

it did not stop fans to see the musical matilda. there were some scary moments. >> there were a couple of spots that were pretty bad especially on and off the highway. >> tomorrow is the last day matilda is out. >>> about three inches of snow are out in lee county tonight. some folks are out making extra wncn caught up with benjamin patterson as he cleared area parking lots. >> if you don't move it it will stay there a couple of days. we are just trying to get in and clear it while we can. >>> thousands of power outages are plaguing folks across the state. more than 20,000 people in wake county and 15,000 in johnston out. wncn justin spoke with a family there who's power went out last night. >> it is crazy. you take the little things for granted. it is tough. >> reporter: donald loss electricity around 6:00. he borrowed a generator to power >> we just hooked it up now. i got a freezer and stuff like that. we got a neighbor get heat off that too. >> reporter: he lives off 581 where ice and trees brought five utility poles. duke engin

>> this is ma tilt matilda. matilda is a two-year-old pitbull mix who came to us from an investigation. she looks like the dog from little rascals. she is a very good girl. but she was found neglected. she was left tied outside and came to us with a poddy score good. she learns tricks quickly, commands and down. go down. she walks great on a leash. fencing yard, a lot of play time. she is a wonderful dog and also a lap dog. she will sit at our laps behind the counter. >> she deserves some attention. i love that face right there. do you guys have some events happening? next weekend, we will be at h & r block. for four days, we'll be at the home show at the rx center. they invite us every year. just just a perfect time to start a pet. exactly. if you have a void in your family and need comfort and play, and get some activity going, matilda is your girl. >>> taking a live look outside. cool and rainy start replaced by warmer temperatures this january 9th as it continues to climb but snow is soon on the way. in just

the first investigation is the report of a home invasion robbery that happened at 220 north matilda avenue. that is just south of the central expressway. although it is unclear which apartment or which one was broken into. it was called around midnight where a report that someone might have been shot. we know police did not make any arrests there. about an hour later after 1:00 this morning sunnyvale police tried to pull over a large, dark suv and the driver sped off instead of stopping. that kicked off the high-speed pursuit that went on to southbound 101 and the chp got involved at that point as did police in san jose and that is where the driver and two passengers exited either off 101 or 680 ditching their suv around kamerer and dover avenues. near rocketship academy andson middle school. three agenciess the chp, sunnyvale pd and san jose police all involved in this search around the neighborhood and along bab creek. they were able to first find two people. one male and one female. again, both scenes clear. no search going on. we're trying to get the latest information from sunnyvale p

she's putting a video together, one, to warn other people, and "matilda." >> she does it in a matter of minutes. >> man. >>> time for some pole training. >> i'm practicing bike riding. >> why does she want to get in the gym and work out? >> to impress a girl. >> of course. >> this early? >> but then mom's like, why go through that? you, she's going to yell at you whether you're strong or weak, right? >> yeah. >> there's competition from an older man. >> a guy's got to do what a guy's got to do. >> and there's your motivation for the year, guys. >> i love him. >> navia is going to give us a psa, one that's very important to guys. >> hi, guys. >> she's trapped in the bathroom and she's putting a video together, one, to warn other people, and two, maybe just it. >> i'm just mesmerized that she's doing this whole little selfie video. >> she's obviously been working on youtube. >> it's so pretty. >> isn't it pretty? >> no word yet from a major news network to see if she actually made it out of the bathroom. >>> thanks for watching, everyone. hope we put a smile on your face today. catch u

say the robbery too place at an apartment complex here at 11:45 on matilda avenue. we do not believe it was random. >> they possibly knew and targeted the suspect. the bullet grazed the victim's ear. after the robbery, police get a call of an autoburg larry near. the officers were then alerted that a mapping suburban was if san jose. the driver led them on a police. the ifs now were part of the pursuit and got helicopter up to keep track of the suspects. it came to an end in san jose with the three under arrest. inside the s.u.v. police found drunks, burglary tools and what could be a loot stolen goods. >> anyone who is willing to risk the public for their own ambitions of a crime are dangerous. they are in custody now. >> sunnyvale police have a lot of looseneds to tie up on the case. they are still following up on the robbery victim who live here and they are also trying to confirm that the s.u.v. the suspects were found in later this morning is the suburban that was recorded stolen. >> thank you. happen now union city police are sending a him after being called a

that news did not stop a throng of fans who made their way to the deepex saturday to see the musical matilda. >> we're new to the area from maine. we're used to snowy weather. >> i definitely wanted to come. >> kammi baits drove in from raleigh for the show and she >> there were a couple spots that were pretty bad. especially getting on and off the highway. >> once they reached downtown durham they found road crews hard at work clearing streets and sidewalks. baits said her strategy was to catch the show early and race home before sunset. >> because it'll get dark here soon enough and the roads will freeze back over. >> all right. back live here on the streets of durham. you see this car making its way through. without any problems. we hope that continues through the night. so here's the deal, police are still saying stay home and be safe. and so we will be out here and of course continue to monitor conditions and we will have updates, live updates here on air and of course at wncn.com. reporting live in downtown durham, mario boone, wncn news now. >>> stay safe out there, mario. thousands o

but even that news did not stop a throng of fans who made their way to the deepac saturday to see matilda. >> we're used to snowy weather. it wasn't too out of putting for us. >> camie baits drove in from raleigh and she admitted there were some scary moments. >> there were a couple spots that were pretty bad. especially getting on and off the highway. >> reporter: but once they reached downtown durham they found road crews hard at work clearing streets and sidewalks. catch the show early and race home before sunset. >> because it'll get dark here soon enough and the roads will freeze back over. and back here on the ground, you can see a few cars out and about tonight. but again, emergency workers urging people to really stay home tonight. if you don't have to go out, just stay in. because again, the big concern, the slush that you see on the roads right now, this stuff will freeze tonight. of course we have the threat of black ice which will make driving very, very dangerous, reporting in downtown durham tonight, mario boone, wncn news now. >>> and travel has been a nightmare for anyone

we are making calls to confirm, we are hearing reports the chase started after a home invasion on matilda avenue in sunnyvale. stephanie chuang tracking the story and bring us an update in our next half hour. >>> someone stole a stockpile of police riot gear right oout of storage locker. the door to the storage room found propped open when that gear was stolen. a riot helmehelmet, a gas mask with uniform and boots all snatched. you see the list of items right there. now, some b.a.r.t. riders are worried what the thief would do with that riot gear. >> everybody around here should be aware. it it is kind of alarming that stuff like this is happening. >> so police did not provide any description of a suspect. they say that all that gear together is worth about $1,000. >>> 4:33. a tourist robbed in the middle of the day at one of the most famous lookout points in san francisco and all comes as millions of people descend on the bay area for super bowl l. happened yesterday on twin peaks. the victim was in the breathtaking views of the city when she was attacked. >> as she walked down the hill,

you and matilda sipping tequila. >> rosanna: how do you know? greg: you are looking great. rosanna: we had a great time. it is beautiful. it is only two and a half hours away from new york city. for a minute or two i had fomo. greg: that is fare of missing out. i hope it didn't get in the way of culture. rosanna: oh, no. you should go. kids like it there. greg: the kids were building the snowmen around the city. we have one to show you. this was constructed in new york rosanna: i recognize that person. greg that is me as a first grader. i wanted to make one yesterday. i was helped stranded motorists. rosanna: people you didn't know? greg: hey, you have a problem, can i help? they said please, please. rosanna: did you charge? greg: someone offered two hundred bucks. just kidding. i helped a person, a little bit. a little bit. they had gotten a head start. rosanna: in the meantime, new yorkers need help this morning because well many of the streets are cleared and this is a big, big town, there are still lots of areas in queens digging out. some areas we are getting the tweet

two armed men confronted a resident in his home on matilda avenue in sunnyvale before midnight.he robbers shot the man hitting him in the year and left with his laptop. an hour later the police got a report of a carpal agree which saw a pursuit. the chase ended where police arrested the suspects. >> all three were arrested. architect is right now are still investigating -- our detectives are investigating to see if they are related.>> they are being held on charges of possession of drugs and burglary tools. >>> a story that made headlines when you're ago. the discovery of body parts inside a suitcase in san francisco. >> ktvu's heather holmes spoke with the lead investigator in this case. >> reporter: found information that points to one man as the killer and that is mark andrews. andrews was arrested two days after the body parts were found in the south of market neighborhood that he was released because there wasn't enough evidence yet to charged with murder. the homicide detective took a look at andrew's cell phone and it revealed clues. for the first time he shares that info

reportedly a home invasion took place sometime before 2 this morning in an area near california and matilda avenue in sunnyvale. the chp got involved and started chasing what they thought was the suspect vehicle. it was a black suburban. that ended near matson middle school. the three inside the vehicle, they got out running. officers arrested a man and a woman. then a helicopter and k-9 were brought in to search for the third suspect. the k-9 caught the male suspect soon after. here's where things take a suburban. sunnyvale police brought their victim it to san jose to identify the suspects and the victim told them that the people arrested were not involved in the home invasion. now, sunnyvale is handling this case. we are not sure if that information has changed or if the victim changed their mind. we are going to stay on top of this and let you know are there still any outstanding suspects in this case. hopefully, when this captain shows up to talk to the media that's waiting outside the station we will know. >> ktvu's janine de la vega. thank you. >>> time is 7:06. we are learning new d

this started as a home invasion at california and matilda avenue some time before 2:00 in the morning. the chp got involved and started chasing what they believed to be the suspect's vehicle. they cornered them in east san jose. san jose police got involved and put up the helicopter and brought in a k-9. the three suspects got out and ran. and two were arrested and the k- 9 police led police to the other suspect. they brought the victim to san jose and the victim told them the people arrested were not the right suspects. they were still arrested because drugs were found in the suburban and they had outstanding warrants and they did evade police. san jose is now handing this all over to sunnyvale. so their investigators are trying to sort this all out. we're waiting for police to get back to us and tell us more about the case. both scenes are clear and it sounds like the suspect in the original case may still be on the loose. we're waiting to get confirmation and we're hoping that we'll be able to update you soon. pam-- >> thank you, janine. we'll check in in a little bit. >>> we're le

allies, close friends was a baron called william, a few years after, william, possibly, his wife matilda knew what happened, not a good idea. isn't of royal law to pursue him, to seize as much as he could, he how did william through wales, through ireland, and was exiled. and they start to death. when the engine door was open, they found mother and sons. to be cool, and chivalrous, cowardly and untrustworthy. this is an age when that actually manage. you can get any political situation through being done in chivalrous, cowardly and untrustworthy and it is coincidental i that i speak as the presidential season is beginning. in the thirteenth century people cared if you were cowardly or and chivalrous or cool. they care enough about king john. in the spring of 1215, to begin an armed uprising, barons got to get their and rose up against him. now, the key moment came in may, sunday may 17th, 1215. the barrons managed to strike a deal with the citizens, the richest merchants, financial powerhouse. on sunday, the seventeenth of may, all the londoners were at church, bells were ringing, barons

even that news did not stop a throng of fans who made their way to the -- to see a musical called matilda. >> we are new to the area from maine. we are kind of used to snowy weather. it wasn't too offputting for us. >>reporter:kami bates and drove in from raleigh for the show, and she admitted to me, there were some scary moments. >> there were a couple of slots that were pretty bad especially getting on and off the highway >>reporter:once they reached downtown durham they found road crews hard at work clearing streets, and sidewalks. bates said her strategy was to catch the show early, and race home for sunset. >> because it will get dark here soon enough and the roads will freeze back over >>reporter:i am mario boone, >> you can keep up with the latest headlines and forecasts on the wncn mobile news app. it is free for your apple or android device. >>> the political storms of the 2016 campaign are in full force with yet another surprise as another billionaire is said to possibly enter the presidential campaign. today, former new york mayor, michael bloomberg is seriously considering thr

this happened at an apartment complex on north matilda near the central expressway. then not long after, someone else reported their suv had been stolen. just before 1:00 in the morning police spotted what appeared to be that stolen suv, tried to pull it over but the driver took off. the people inside matched the home invasion robbery suspects so sunnyvale police pursued the suv down near san jose. two people surrendered but the driver ran off. he was then found nearby. >> i think it's important for our residents to understand that it's not -- we don't believe this was just some random act of people just running around doing home invasion robberies and they can rest assured that we're fully investigating the case and we'll find the people responsible for it. >> police arrested the driver and his passengers for having drugs and burglary tools as well. >>> more trouble for b.a.r.t. police. somebody toll a stockpile of police riot gear at the station. it happened monday afternoon around 2:00. the door to the storage room found propped open. a riot helmet, gas mask, poli

the first is the report of a home invasion robbery that was at 20 north matilda avenue and that's just south of the central expressway. it was called in around midnight with a report, also, that someone might have been shot. police, you know, did not make any arrests in that. now, about an hour later, around 1:00 this morning sunnyvale police tried to pull over a large, dark suv and the driver sp sped off instead of stopping. the chp got inlved as did police in san jose. that's because where the driver exited either off of 101 or 680. again, about 13 miles away. investigators say three people ditched that suv and ran off. we're talking about chp, sunnyvale focused on a search that focus around bab creek and first found two people. one male and one female. likely police are interviewing the people here at the headquarters and we're trying to get more details. police force very slammed right now waiting to hear back from the desk sergeant. we'll pass on the info when we get it. >> thank you, steph. >>> 5:32. b.a.r.t. police the victim of the crime and the riot gear was stolen from an eas

rosanna: i was trying to figure you know my friend matilda. it was her birthday. we were having a little girl friend weekend. i will tell you, if it makes you feel better, it rained from saturday at 3:00 o'clock until we got on the plane yesterday. >> social media. it was early. >> it is one hour ahead. 5:00 o'clock something now, i've got time. >> what is happening there? you cannot give him a hard time. would deduce that. , you know that new yorkers. together. 1996. i was there. 27.1 inches we came in short of the record. greg: is very cold. mike: we still have the snow and ice. it will take some time. mother nature is not helping us out. this is how we ended up. largest snow total for central park. we came in at number two. i think folks are okay with that. we saw about 20-30 inches of snow. we were talking about that possibility out there. two and a half feet of snow for some folks in the tri-state. if you had up to the north, almost nothing. 18 degrees. that is your temperature right now in poughkeepsie. wind is like coming in from the northwest. this is the

one, being we got behind the grand jury bill those put forth by holly matilda went to sacramento, and we were able to get that bill passed that led to a grand jury the da not be able to convene a grand jury when there is a police shooting involves the man that now has to be vetted in the public to figure out whether or not charges can be brought against an officer in those instances. then, we very actively engaged around the issue body camera particles. we had one of our members sit on the working group that was formed by the mayor. we made a written proposal on what we thought those protocols should look like. and got two of the three things that we were proposing happen in terms of those protocols. we are committed to staying engaged in terms of data storage and other issues that are to come back down the pipe. another uses protocol looks like when a meet and confer phase in those issues are just implementation protocols are being worked out. the other subcommittees we have other than the grand jury and the body cameras are data and analysis groups which is becoming very active now

one, being we got behind the grand jury bill those put forth by holly matilda went to sacramento, and we were able to get that bill passed that led to a grand jury the da not be able to convene a grand jury when there is a police shooting involves the man that now has to be vetted in the public to figure out whether or not charges can be brought against an officer in those instances. then, we very actively engaged around the issue body camera particles. we had one of our members sit on the working group that was formed by the mayor. we made a written proposal on what we thought those protocols should look like. and got two of the three things that we were proposing happen in terms of those protocols. we are committed to staying engaged in terms of data storage and other issues that are to come back down the pipe. another uses protocol looks like when a meet and confer phase in those issues are just implementation protocols are being worked out. the other subcommittees we have other than the grand jury and the body cameras are data and analysis groups which is becoming very active now

first a home invasion robbery in sunnyvale on north matilda near the central expressway.ng which apartment was targeted. police got the call around midnight. >>> about an hour later a chase started going on to south 101, eventually including the chp and san jose police. when they ditched the car, officers caught two suspects. right now police are not connecting the two incidents. >>> did you take a look at the sunrise behind me? it is a gorgeous start to our day, kari. >> yes, it is. this is a shot from san bruno mountain. it is chilly this morning. 937, 47 at oakland, 50 now at san francisco. it will be a warm afternoon after the chilly start. we're up to 65 degrees in gilroy, pacifica 70 degrees and we'll see a high of 64 degrees. also some 50s in parts of the north bay where rain starts to move in. let's check in with mike. >> kari we have the sunrise slowdown, and folks heading down, the light glinticing off is the backs of -- and we're looking it your northbound routes, the ones that continue to build. typical pattern, and no big drama. 87 into 280, 880 slows, blue h