. >> richard alan davis on death row for kidnapping and killing of polly klaas. when governor newsom stopped executions, made mark in the town. >> mixed feelings. >> died a little bit. >> in meeting about victims' rights issues. >> advocating for pure evil. >> waited for him to die since sentencing. vigils, searches, discovery of the body, personal pain, families of victims deserve closure no matter how much a death sentence costs. >> think the guy needs to meet his fate as does scott peterson, ramon saucedo, all the other scum bags rotting away on death row. >> reporter: in petaluma, feelings mixed. >> him being in cell for rest of his life isn't a picnic either. >> reporter: not enough for marc klaas. >> would you watch the execution? >> i would take champagne. >>> family of woman who presumably died in landslide is not giving up hope of finding her body. father of kyra sunshine scarlett visited the site to leave flowers. lives in visalia, came to provide police with dna sample to be used if her body is ever found. >> would be nice for sense of closure. make ce

serial killer charles ng, convicted of 11 murders in calaveras county, and richard alan davis, kidnapper and killer of polly klaas in the north bay in 1993. >> are you prepared for the pushback from victims' families and victims' advocates? >> good people can disagree. it is deeply held, deeply personal, but state-sanctioned premeditated killing. i just can't do it. i can't sign those executions. >> reporter: president trump tweeted that newsom was defying the loft voters, who narrowly approved a measure to speed up ex-koog executions in 2016. newsom says no one will be released from prison because of his executive order. >> is there no murder brutal enough or heinous enough for to you reconsider? ted bundy -- >> i've literally read over 200 of the cases. it will turn your stomach, make capable of such vile violence, such heinous acts. and there's no sympathy. i have no empathy for those that are guilty. i really don't. at the same time i cannot support premeditated state sponsored murder. >> reporter: newsom says it will save money as well since the state has spent $4 billion on death r

davis hanson, we always love having you. thank you, sir. when we come back, update spray jussie smollett, massive, the biggest ever college as you mention bribery cases. alanz, judge alex herrera join us. our villain of the day, by the way, isn going to combat climae change. interesting. ♪ ♪ >> sean: breaking news tonight, joining his life from our west coast newsroom with very latest on the scandal unfolding, the largest in history of this alleged collegee admissions game, as well as news from the ongoing jussie smollett case, fox news correspondent trace gallagher. while mike brey that shocked a lot of people. >> operation varsity blues began in 2011 and ended last month, where 33 parents so far. anyway from 200,000 to $6.5 million to get their kids $6into elite colleges. court records say the parents paid the college and career advisor named william singer, who in turn would bribe coaches and administrators, even testing centers. the goal was to either cheat to inflate s.a.t. and act scores or make nonathletes into star athletes. for example, the feds say actors lori loughlin and her fashion designer has been, mossimo giannulli, paid $500,000 to have th