on this street. >> pretty normal. i used to ride my bike up around here as a kid growing up. no real crime or anything around or anything like that. >> reporter: neighbors who live here are reeling after news their neighbor is uh us coulded of killing two people and then burning and burying their bodies in the backyard. >> when i was told the body were found at a house on this street i said i live on that street, oh my gosh. >> scared, shocked. >> wow i was surprised. >> he is a nice man, a nice family. what happened, i can't believe it. >> he was a family man who took his kids camping. one may bore said when her -- neighbor said when her husband had a stroke he offered to fix the electricky gutter. the leaky gutter. when we left he came back and

it is hard imagine him doing that. >> it can happen anywhere. doesn't matter what kind of neighborhood it is. >> i feel serve for the family. >> molly granthom, wbtv "primetime." >> maureen: he said he took a cab home early saturday morning from a nightclub and the cabdriver and another person came to the door of his home demanding money. he says that's when he got a gun and shot them eight times. we have continuing coverage tonight as authorities try to inned foo the person who attacked a -- try to find the person who atta@ked a pregnant woman. it happened at a bus stop here. the victim said she was waiting for a bus when a man tried twice to grab her purse before pushing her down and kicking her in the face several times. she was taken to presbyterian hospital with severe lacerations. we spoke to her mom and she said her daughter is due to have the baby any do i now. any day now. she is out of the hospital and

and the baby are expected to be okay. if you have any information and maybe you saw something you can help solve the crime call 704-334-1600. >> maureen: a hickory comownt is mourning the death of a mother and her co-worker as they help to raise money for their families. rochelle and kobe -- cody both died after they were shot at this mcdonalds on route 321. family members tell us the suspect is the father of her children. mcdonalds held a fundraiser to help the victims' families. kristen florez has more. >> they are all struggling and trying to deal with the grief. both of them were very well loved and respected and -- in this restaurant. >> employees at the mcdone willed thatses in hickory are having a hard time dealing with the shooting that

the victim is rochelle and cody watts. they were more than co-workers. they were friends and like family members. >> i can remember cody since he started. he has been with me 13 years. he grew up with my son in the restaurant. >> it is difficult, but my main priority is doing everything i can for her family and cody's family. >> reporter: mcdonalds closed the day after the shooting and provided grief counselors. in addition to providing emotional support to employees, the restaurant is providing support to their families. every mcdonalds in caw tau -- catawba, caldwell and burke counties will have donation boxes and will donate $1 from every big mac value order to the families. the highway 321 location raised more than $1,000. >> we were selling big macs like crazy. it makes me smile and it is an unbelievable feeling. >> while co-workers and friends would rather have them in their lives, seeing the

helps with the coping process. >> it makes me proud to live in hickory and our county. >> it warms my heart to see our community coming together to support both of their families. >> christian florez, wbtv on your side. >> maureen: we heard from so many who knew them and loved them. the suspect, 22-year-old eric yot is expected to go before a grand jury and that will happen later this week. >> maureen: con record police are hoping -- concord police are hoping you can help find this man who is a person of interest in two crimes. the first happened in july of last year. police say someone broke into several cars on sunderlind road and college circle and candlestick court. tires were slashed and then last week a man was reported to be going through several vehicles on candlestick court. several items were stolen. if you have any information and if you recognize this person call the number on the screen, 704-920-5000.

tower cam on this monday evening. it has been a beautiful day. it is really starting to feel like spring. if that temperature is correct, boy, it is mild tonight. let's check in with our chief meteorologist and we are in the mid60s? >> we are and it is warming up and starting to feel like spring. get ready and get out the han handkerchiefs. the allergies are coming along with the temperatures. you had patchy thin clouds and no rain producing clouds drifting across the area. that's what it looks like on the satellite picture. we will go immediately to the future cast. if you are heading out through the 11:00 hour, more of the same. it looks to be quiet and should be fairly mild. here is the number at the airport. dropping fast. airport. what is the rest of it then? 55 through the 9:00 hour and then 51 at 11:00. there is a lot of rain right now and i mean a lot of rain over the middle of the country. it stalled, but eventually it will break loose and come our way.

now on "primetime" a south carolina army veteran had quite a week reuniting with his children for the first time in 23 years. there were hugs and tears at charlotte douglas international airport when ronald johnson saw his daughter face-to-face again. a few months ago we shared johnson's story. he last saw his daughter and son in the early 90s when his ex-wife took them to germany. he spent decades trying to track them down. in january his daughter kelly reached out on facebook. now they are making up for lost time. >> we have been doing that, let me tell you. >> maureen: he was able to reconnect with his son, ron, junior. he is planning to come for a visit on father's day. good for them. up next on "primetime" he is 80 years old and has spent more than half of his life on

man loves so much and he left a hospital bed to get back to it. plus some call it paper terrorism. court cases with huge amount of paperwork including fake documents. it is happening here in charlotte. a look at the nation defense and how it failed one woman. and video of a dump truck that fell a hundred feet. what the highway patrol says is an absolute miracle. you're watching "primetime" your only live, local news at 7:00 and we are back in 90

don't go away. >> maureen: now on "primetime" a new species of octopus floating on the ocean floor. isn't this wild? they discovered the near transparent octopod on a deep sea dive. they believe the eight-armed gostapus lacks pigment cells. >> maureen: not something you expect to see driving down the highway. a woman undressed climbed on top of the 18-wheeler and started dancing. it happened after a crash in houston in the area of houston today. it is unclear if she was involved in the crash and exactly why she climbed up there. the florida highway patrol released information the moment they fell from

they landed and the park trooper say it is an absolute miracle that no one lost a life here. still to come on "primetime", jury fees of tens of thousands per day. it is happening here in charlotte. >> it is a burden on a system that is over burdened. >> maureen: we are taking a closer look at what is known as the moorish nation defense. that's next.

ahead on wbtv and cbs. >> right now on "primetime" deputies are still looking for your help tonight finding this woman who may be in danger. this is 63-year-old vonda lee barringer. they believe she is suffering from some cognitive impairment. she was last seen in mount pleasant. if you see her please call 9-1-1. >> maureen: [inaudible] a squater is back under contract and so the market. it is a bargain for the neighborhood and a reflection of the legal battle over the ownership. the woman at the center of the case was just convicted on charges related to her illegal claim on the property. she says she is part of the

system does not apply to her. sharon smith covered the trial and has more now on the bigger picture. >> she came to court with a stack of papers and a plan to prove the house was hers. that was under the authority granted. the documents were fake, but the court process was real. >> i am following the law. just because they don't know the laws in which i stand they will soon find out. >> instead she found out after a six-month battle over trespassing charges and a six-hour trial. her defense failed. >> it is definitely a burden on a system that is already over burdened. >> court officials receive state training on how to handle paper terrorism where the defendant claims to be a sovereign citizen, a member of the moorish nation. cases come up once a week, often about petty charges and

this person even wrote a letter demanding a fee per day for jury duty. >> they share the same ideology in that they do not recognize state, federal, local government as having any type of authority over them. >> they all have documents with official looking seals, fingerprints and stamps. often they get filed by our register of deeds as part of the process. in 2015, at least 125 documents got that official stamp, but that doesn't mean the documents stand up in court. it is something judge donny hoover pointed out at trial. >> i believe i can prove that. >> reporter: all along she claimed the courts had no authority over her actions. she tried to work within the same system she says she doesn't believe in to try and beat it. in charlotte, sharon smith, wbtv on your side. >> sovereign citizens are known to file false leans on

for court officials. it makes it a felony for them to take out a lean on a public officer or public employee's property. >> maureen: well we have been talking about this gorgeous taste of spring. of course with that eric mentioned the pollen and the rain. >> it is always a tradeoff. can't we just have something perfect? >> maureen: i don't know. >> eric: the allergens is a sign of the flowers blooming. you folks who are sensitive to pollen, get ready. it is really loading up as we speak. the numbers though, boy, i'll tell you what, they look good. 61 degrees. your scott clark toyota weathernet, a fabulous sunett is drifting across -- sunset is drifting across. upper 50s and lower 60s.

this is live data right now. then to the i-40 corridor, still near 60. statesville, salisbury, hickory. 53 morganton and then not much of a dropoff. speaking of that, we will drop off slowly, but surely and eventually we will talk about the 40s. that's not going to happen until the midnight hours. you're in good shape. no disruptive weather. they are continuing to drift around and this is what it looks like throughout the overnight hours. we'll get you out the door in good shape. not just around the piedmont, but i can't find anything for you in the mountain counties either. ash, watauga, avery, mitchell, fair skies and a cool start. by their standards this is not a be pro. we bring you to the piedmont of north and south carolina and we'll tack on about 10 degrees. by our standards, that's still cool. but again a quiet start and looking at your skies. a few midlevel clouds drifting around.

back and talk about where is the ago? when is it gonna get here. there is a lot of rain showing up and there it is across mississippi valley. take you through the day on tuesday and you'll see that the carolinas are well east of that. no threat from any disrupt high high -- disruptive weather. 69 through the noon hour. plenty of is up shine and this time unlike today a high of 68 and how about a high tomorrow of 73 degrees. we won't get anywhere near that low. let's get back and talk about the rain. is it going to break loose and come flying our way? let's start the clock on tuesday at 7:00. we'll roll it through the day on wednesday. well, no. it will keep rolling right up through the mississippi river. and so for us once again we are well east of that. your seven-day first alert forecast will reflect that. it looks to be pretty dry and quiet as we take you through the rest of the workweek. it looks like those showers do finally start to break loose.

over the carolinas on saturday and sunday. we are not predicting washouts, but showers are a better bet as we take you through the day. the temperatures come down over the weekend with the limited sun. that's the way it looks like right now, back to you. >> maureen: it is a tradition unlike any other. it is one of the most popular sporting events aside from the super bowl is the masters in augusta, georgia. we found one man with his own traditions when it comes to the event. kristen hampton with the good news. >> i saw art wall, junior have a hole in one down year that year on the par 3 course. i thought the par 3 cor was just just -- course was fabulous. >> doug ford took home the green jacket and charles hardin set foot on the most hallowed grounds in golf. >> i graduated high school in 57 and the first thing i did was order tickets through the mail. >> merchants were particularly

greatest players in the game, arnold palmer and jack nicklaus. charles enjoyed it so much he went back the next year and every year after that. >> nothing is like the masters. most of the golfers. >> augusta is such a special place it ended up a beautiful coincidence that charles has a beautiful granddaughter named augusta. a few years ago at the tournament he loved so much he walked in the front gate and suffered a mild stroke. after two days in an augusta hospital he should have gone home, but he didn't. >> what is so special about that tournament you went back? >> i just love golf and i love the tournament. i love everything about it. >> charles is pushing 80 years old. he will continue to make the trek to augusta every april as long as his body will let him. >> it is a special feeling. >> this forest city with the

wbtv on your side. >> and kristen is always looking for good news to share. send them to good news at wbtv.com. >> maureen: it is time for the "primetime" pic. look at that pretty picture. you are starting to see more of of those pop up. post your picture on instagram with the # "primetime" pic. follow us on instagram wbtv underscore news. you can also use that # wbtv and me and that's how we'll find you. time now for a look at what is trending. these are the three most popular stories on wbtv social media sites today. a plane belonging to hen dribbing moat -- hendrick landing. the plane was bound for charlotte from vegas. no one was hurt and the passengers made it to charlotte on another plane. >> maureen: a lawmaker wants

punish those convicted of sexual offenses against children. representative steve hertz introduced a bill that would have convicted pedophiles 21 and over be surgically castrated. according to the bill it would require offenders accused of sexually assaulting kids under the age of 12 be was straited -- be castrated before being released from prison. >> maureen: she said her teacher insulted her from front of her class and she got video of it. she has an icon decision that causes her to miss school sometimes, and she says she was trying to catch up on a test when the teacher called her dumb . the family is now filing a lawsuit against the school. the school district is not commenting. for more on these stories like our facebook page and click on the links. >> maureen: coming up on wbtv news on "bounce" the soundoff charlotte to be pick is about two virginia firefighters who were suspended for taking a

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>> eric: here you go. one constant on this is 70s all the way across the board for high temperatures. the pollen is coming up and the rain is out of here until the weekend. >> maureen: and those morning temperatures are not as cold as they were this morning. >> eric: you're right.

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