." >>> i think i was in love with terri williams, yeah. then my love died and turned into hatred.rouble. >> we met richard moore in the sewing factory at colorado's limon correctional facility. he first came to prison in 1976. personal computers and cell phones were still more than a decade away. gerald ford was president and the united states was celebrating its bicentennial. the country was also going through what was widely regarded as a sexual revolution. that's when moore's troubles began. >> i was convicted of killing my wife in 1976 in the state of iowa. >> moore's wife, terri williams, was a dancer at a local club when their relationship began. >> i was just a customer. i just walked in off the street. we met, hit it off pretty decently, you know, and ended up -- well, we picked each other up actually, so we went to terri's apartment and made love and enjoyed each other's company, you know. we got married. then i began to have thoughts about terri. i thought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like

institutions that they need to be much less secretary whereas others really continue favoring sector terry and-- william and mary you have to subscribe to the 39 articles of faith. you have to be committed in religious terms. professors actually take on lights of feet per the clergy. and give mary, instance. so it's pretty thick well into the 19th century as some of these institutions. >> host: how close did this country come to have a national university? >> guest: that truth is probably not very. there were a number of calls for it, beginning as i said before the constitutional convention. it comes up at the constitutional convention slp james madison in particular that can buy wilson. when that would be devoid of sectarian commitment and congress called a house in the senate in the '90s and said yes, yes, we support the development of art and literature and the understanding is a really much broader than say politics. this is education and sweeping terms. liberal education and knowledge in such that's really important and so there is lots of discussion and there is very serious debates around it in t

as storm clouds whipped past the william penn statute, terri and her family ducked under a tent. it's so wet and cold she had to break out the mittens. >> usually i only wear this hat in buffalo in may, but now i'm wearing it if philadelphia. >> reporter: the rain did not extinguish the chinese lantern festival. >> even in the clouds the lanterns actually look pretty beautiful. you know, the light just has a magical effect. >> reporter: but not even magical looking lights at penn's landing could save the summer opening of the spruce street harbor park. the event is postponed with the chairs dripping and umbrellas down with no sun to block. >> the general lack of sunlight and the sort of gloomy air, you begin to feel down, depressed. >> reporter: frank farley is a psychology professor at temple university. he says when bad weather lasts this long, it can influence moods, emotions and thoughts. >> any sort of relentless invasion of our life by weather has effects on us psychologically. >> reporter: he says the best fix is to focus on something else like playing with the kids or cle

williams. pete says two federal officials have confirmed the fbi is looking at whether virginia governor terryibutions. mcauliffe raised $38 million for his campaign three years ago and he his primary battle. julie carey just spoke with the governor's communications director. he says the governor has never been asked about this by the investigators and the contributor in question has never been interviewed by those investigators. he says it's already been shown that specific contribution is legal. we'll continue to stay on top of it. >>> it's a test you can take at home and it could help with the early detection of a very preventable cancer. >>> plus, your neighborhood trash can, it could be doing a lot more than just holding your garbage. >>> a new look at what the new mgm h >>> and a very rainy monday night forecast across the area. what else is new? this time something a little different than we've seen the last couple of days. some thunder, some lightning, and some small hail. we have seen lots of clouds and rain downtown. we are tracking these storms as they move on through. you can see a

terry mcauliffe signed a $100 billion two-year state budget. called the language unconstitutional, overreach. house speaker williamhowell signaled he would challenge over the issues. >>> still to come on wusa9 at 6:00, meet the nonspeaking autistic teenager whose letter about compassion has gone viral. >>> but first, the surviving suspect in the deadly paris terror attacks is questioned by investigators. >>> tomorrow high temperatures, more like mid to late march, only 59 downtown, 57 in gaithersburg, 58 in frederick, maybe you will make 52 in andrews. come back and give you an hour- by-hour breakdown of the rain. also talk about sunday. that's not going to be >>> new information on today's shooting outside of the white house. law enforcement sources now tell cbs news that investigators believe the suspect may have fired a shot before he was confronted by a secret service agent. there are witness accounts indicating he may have fired shortly after getting out of his vehicle. there will be much more coming up on this story at 6:30 on the cbs evening news with john pelley. >>> the main suspect in the deadly paris te

. >> melissa, pete williams has confirmed that the fbi is investigating virginia governor terry mcauliffe for illegal campaign contributions. the investigation is believed to involve donations from a chinese businessman who does have a green card, from businesses associated with him. now, this is the second consecutive republican governor to face a corruption investigation. terry mcauliffe's predecessor bob mcdonald was convicted of corruption charges. those are now on appeal. mcauliffe is a close ally with both bill and hillary clinton. and so that adds an extra dimension to it. he's served on the board of the clinton foundation. which has been very significant in terms of criticism from hillary clinton, from her service as secretary of state. and fund-raising issues. so this is something to watch. no charges yet. but there is an investigation ongoing. >> would it not be far off base, john, to extrapolate that some of the possible campaign dorm nation violations were related to the clinton campaign? >> too early to say. we don't know. if in fact there are charges in this case, and if the

william j. howell issued this statement after the announcement. the singular purpose of terry in hillary clinton's cabinet. hillary clinton was not disappointed with this announcement though. she tweeted out proud of my friend governor v.a. for continuing to break down barriers to voting. h. now, we should point out that of those 206,000 potential newly registered voters, that's about 7% of the possible electorate there in virginia. but, in a key state swing state like virginia, we have seen elections decided by a much smaller total than that tucker? >> thanks, garrett. i think governor mcauliff wants to be ambassador to ireland under hillary he may get it if you can't stop the terrorists by bother trying? >> there are no walls big enough to stop people from anywhere, tens of thousands of miles away who are determined to take their own lives while they target others. >> protecting yourself doesn't work. that's john kerry's message to the country and to donald trump we have got the latest just ahead. and do you need a last-minute mother's day gift? mother's day is tomorrow. gra