. >> in the words of my favorite poet sean carter, for those over 45 that's jayz.ple dollars shut up our holler. >> his style and substance has ascertainable attracted 15-year-old madison. >> he has you involved in wanting to be at church and theatsing something i really like about pastor wesley. >> his most well received sermons mix contemporary message with biblical topics. >> in one sainlt said i'm outraged. >> he wore a hoodie when addressing the trayvon martin shooting. >> it's hard to hear the voice of god. >> grammy winning lemonade. >> i preac didn't come to preach beyonce, i came to breach piebl. you can't get out of the first book of the bible without being introduced to a brother who's got a ph.d. in lemonade. his name was joseph. >> we knew his preexg was good, we didn't know at that time how good his teaching was. >> led the committee that hired dr. wesley eight years ago. >> how many applicants did you get? >> 108. >> 108 applicants? >> yes. >> hiring dr. wesley wasn't without his challenges. he turned downtown the job. but he came to alpha street to

. >> in the words of my favorite poet sean carter... for those over 45 that's jay z.llars shut up our holler. >> reporter: his style and substance has certainly attracted 15-year-old madison welborn. >> he doesn't make you feel bored or laid back. he makes you involved in wanting to be at church and that's something i really do like and find great about pastor wesley. >> reporter: his most well- received sermons mix contemporary topics with biblical message. >> in one sense, i'm outraged. >> reporter: in 2012 he gave a sermon in a hoodie while addressing the trayvon martin shooting. >> when you're hurt, and when you're scared it's hard to hear the voice of god. >> reporter: in 2016 the subject was beyonce's grammy-winning album "lemonade." >> i didn't come to preach beyonce, i came to preach bible. and you can't get out of the first book of the bible without being introduced to a brother who's got a ph.d. in lemonade. his name is joseph. >> we knew his preaching was good, what we didn't know at that time how good his teaching was. >> reporter: deacons james garret and

. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," and tonight in just a few minutes, sarah carter, bill bennett willll join us, but first from the very moment that president trump put his hand on the bible and to swear an oath to protect and defend this great country, the alt radical left just right from the media, they have been working overtime to push their partisan agenda and destroy president trump's presidency. the big question tonight, why did the obama administration unmask members of the trump transition team and maybe even the president-elect candidates trump himself ? why did they weapon eyes and politicize the use of raw intelligence? that is tonight's opening monologue. this is now becoming a scandal of historic and monumental proportions. the latest chapter of the partisan press enfolded on march the fourth following this tweet from president trump, "just found out that obama had wiretapped just before the victory, nothing found. this is mccarthyism." that tweet sent to the mainstream oath left hates trump media into an all-out frenzy. in the next several days instead of investigating,

. >> sean: welcome to this busy news night on "hannity." sara carter with circa news, ted cruz, david clarke, larry elder, michael cohen and geraldo river geraldo rivera. new reports reveal that susan rice was the person who requested that the names of the trump transition team members who were caught up in surveillance be unmasked. she has a lot of explaining to do. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. for weeks right here in this program, we have been demanding answers about who knew what and when about the surveillance of president trump, candidate trump and members of his transition team. also tonight, we appear to have a very important key piece of this very complex puzzle. fox's own adam housley will join us in a few minutes for the full report. he is revealing that the unmasked names of people associated with donald trump were then sent to all of those at the national security at council and summit the defense department, james clapper and then cia director john brennan, essentially the officials at the top including former rice d

carter. morrison lampley, lila alligood and sean engel who the judge asked is not the photograph today pleaded guilty to shooting carter is he was watching -- walking his dog in 2015. the dog was also shot but survived. >> the terrible grief and pain and trauma that your actions have caused me personally have been too much to bear. red the three killers looked down at the table while carter spoke. one cried. they killed steve carter two days after shooting audrey kelly. she was visiting san francisco from canada. the three drifters had first befriended her. one of her killers who is 18 years old at the crime -- at the time wrote an apology. >> i'm so sorry for what i did. the decisions that i made and the indescribable pain that i have caused. this is something i think about every single day. >> locator carter was unmoved. >> at left me with nothing. it pretty much left me with nothing. >> after the statements the judge handed down previously agreed-upon sentences. morrison lampley was said to be the gunman 100 years to life in prison. lila alligood, 50 years to life and sean engel who testifi

carter. morrison lampley, lila alligood, and sean angold whom the judge asked us not to photograph today pleadeduilty to shooting carter as he was walking his dog on a hiking trail in 2015. the dog was also shot, but survived. >> the grief and the pain and the trauma that your actions have caused me personally have been just too much to bare. >> reporter: the three killers looked down at the table while carter spoke. alligood cried. they killed steve carter two days after shooting to death audrey carey in golden gate park. carey was visiting san francisco from canada. the three drifters had first befriended her. one of her killers alligood who was 18 years old at the time of the crimes read an apology. >> i am so sorry. i know the pain that i have caused. it is something i think every single day. >> reporter: lokita carter was unmoved. >> it left me with nothing. it pretty much left me with nothing. >> reporter: after the statements, the judge handed down previously agreed upon sentences. morrison lampley who was said to be the gunman 100 years to life in prison. lila alligood 50 years to life,

i remember early in january sean spicer saying we've put carter page on warning for so long. that's the kind of language that you use when you're trying to get someone to be quiet and stop incriminating themself. >> so this point, the first face-to-face in moscow, the secretary of state met with vladimir putin the president of russia yesterday. the secretary of spent spent four plus hours with the russian foreign minister. as we know the president of the united states call its a hoax. secretary tillerson said that asked and answered, he believes there's no reason to discuss with the russians because he's seen the evidence and it's true. listen to the russian foreign minister saying no, we don't think so. >> translator: i can only say once again that the case for the so-called russian hackers and the mem cchemical incidents in , we would very much like to get some evidence, not just words. so far we have not seen any facts. >> i couldn't quite make out the translation there, but i think he said foreign guy in new jersey? >> has seen no facts, no evidence. >> i mean, look, it's

i can tell you this, i promise you, they didn't put in front of a judge that carter page was talking about sean spicer calling it russian salad dressing as some basis to get a fisa warrant in this case. they had to have something. they had to have some basis and it likely was heightened in their view because he's an american citizen. that probably played in, too. it's not something that's done willy-nilly and, you know, fly by the seat of your pants and run to a friendly judge. the presiding judge is appointed by the chief justice of the united states supreme court. it's a detailed process sat out in the statute and i imagine he likely got caught up in a another surveillance activity that they were having and at that point they needed to move over and ask that he be is willed listed on the application as well. >> i need to explain that carter page has cooperated, he's denied all of this, he's offered to testify before congress. not really the actions of a man, would you think, with anything to hide. but if he truly did anything nefarious, wouldn't he have been indicted by now? >> well, i don't

. ♪ * * * * * * ♪ ♪ >> sean: corey lewandowski austan goolsbee, sara carter, herman cain, they will allhe alt radical left, the destroyed trump propaganda media, hollywood at snowflakes, media, hollywood snowflakes, they are now joining forces into doing everything they can do to undermine and hurt president trump and help his opponents. that's tonight's opening monologue. this anti-trump movement are now coalescing to try and damage the new administration. let's start with the ultra radical left propaganda destroyed trump media. after months and months of endlessly pushing for, but as our new conspiracy theories tr

♪ * * * * * * ♪ ♪ >> sean: corey lewandowski austan goolsbee, sara carter, herman cain, they will allus tonight, but firstea the alt radical left, the destroyed trump propaganda media, hollywood at snowflakes, media, hollywood snowflakes, they are now joining forces into doing everything they can do to undermine and hurt president trump and help his opponents. that's tonight's opening monologue. this anti-trump movement are now coalescing to try and damage the new administration. let's start with the ultra radical left propaganda destroyed trump media. after months and months of endlessly pushing for, but as our new conspiracy theories about trump colluding with russia, despite no evidence whatsoever that the president did this, now the partisan press is launching a new waveat of attacks. take a look at the latest example from mr. throw up his leg, mr. obama lover chris matthews. >> it's supposed to be a positive make america great guy, it's all this whining about thee job he took. he knew obama was president, he knew he was coming inhe after obama and was actually quite successful. n

. >> sean: we have a lot of breaking news tonight, jay sekulow, sara carter, dr. sebastian gorka, piers morgan will all join us as wellr is maria bartiromo but first let's start with the highly anticipated showdown with the russians over syria's use of chemical weapons. secretary of state rex tillersoh met face to space with resident leonard putin and held a contentious news conference with the country's foreign minister. rich edson is an the country with more. >> secretary of state m with vladimir putin, with foreign minister sergey lavrov and it's clear that they have solved very little. secretary tillerson emerged witi his meeting saying it is a low point between the u.s. and russia on their relationship and there is a low level of trust between the two countries. b they cannot even agree on fundamental facts. the trump administration is arguing that bashar al-assadfu responsible for a chemical attack against its citizens there last week. sergey lavrov the foreign minister says that's not the case. he says he wants an investigation to figure out who is responsi

sean spicer said erik prince had no role in the administration or the transition. when conversations about carter page were coming up, that's almost the same language that sean spicer used. first, they say nobody has any connection to the russians. as soon as somebody establishes connection to the russians, the response from the administration and the trump team tends to be, well, they had no role with us at all. carter page did have a role with the trump campaign. >> he did. we're going to have an off camera briefing today. undoubtedly, we will press the administration on that very point because, of course, as you point out, he did have a role. the administration will likely say it was a limited role and it was only for a certain amount of time. but still, these are questions that continue to over shadow this administration. as we've been talking about, what they want to be focused on is their legislative agenda. but these mounting questions about russia continue to make it tough for them to focus on that. >> kristen, noatteat happens, i'm not going to deny knowing you. >> thank you. i will not

. >> sean: welcome to this busy news night on "hannity." sara carterted cruz, david clarke, larry elder, michael cohen and geraldo river geraldo rivera. new reports reveal that susan rice was the person who requested that the names of the trump transition team members who were caught up in surveillance be unmasked. she has a lot of explaining to do. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. for weeks right here in this

. >> so when sean spicer, on january 11, just two months ago, says carter page is an individual wheredent-elect does not know and was put on notice months ago by the campaign, what were you put on notice for? >> i met mr. spicer, either. >> look, you've heard carter page, jason miller from the campaign, and jason miller is with us now. but there's plenty of time for scotts outdoor cleaner plus oxiclean to work it's magic. all while being safe to use around plants and grass. guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. at lincoln, we're all about making things simpler for you. like, imagine having your vehicle serviced... from the comfort of your own home. introducing complimentary lincoln pickup and delivery servicing. because the most important luxury of all... is time. pickup and delivery servicing on the entire family of lincoln luxury vehicles including a complimentary lincoln loaner. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in.

carter page. it was dominated by a number of other stories including sean spicer apologizing for his controversial about hitler in the holocaust of jewish people around the world are celebrating pass over. mr. sean spicer says this about bashar al-assad. >> we did not use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had, you know, somebody as despicable as hitler, who did not think of using chemical weapons. you have to if you are in russia, ask yourself is this a country that you and your regime want to align yourself was. >> reporters requester quick to challenge his claim. when asked to clarify his remark, here is what sean spicer says. >> when you come to tear gas, he was not using the gas on his own people the same way that assad is doing. >> i understand -- >> thank you. i appreciate that. he brought them into the holocaust center, i understand that. what i am saying that the way assad used them where he went into town and dropped them down in the middle of town. >> just be clear they were death camps and not holocaust centers. >> that clarification was followed by a statement offering further clar

. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," and tonight in just a few minutes, sara carter, bill bennett willut first from the very moment that president trump put his hand on the bible and to swear an oath to protect and defend this great country, the alt radical left just right from the media, they have been working overtime tolt push their partisan agenda and destroy president trump's presidency. the big question tonight, why did the obama administration unmask members of the trump transition team and maybe even the president-elect candidates trump himself ? why did they weapon eyes and politicize the use of raw intelligence? that is tonight's

. >> sean: we have a lot of breaking news tonight, jay sekulow, sara carter, dr. will all join us as wellr is maria bartiromo but first let's start with the highly anticipated showdown with the russians over syria's use of chemical weapons. secretary of state rex tillersoh met face to space with resident leonard putin and held a contentious news conference with the country's foreign minister. rich edson is an the country with more. >> secretary of state m with vladimir putin, with foreign minister sergey lavrov

carter page was an adviser. now he was never a central player in the rest of the campaign. certainly like a paul manofort and sean spicer from the podium at the white house said, oh, basically not involved in the campaign. that's not true. but carter page does fit into more along the lines of those descriptions here. he was never a central player in terms of the campaign apparatus and did have meetings and he was, you know, in the inner circle and the president there, you know, was saying that he was one of his advisers here so look. as this plays out, it is getting closer and closer to the inner circle here and this fisa warrant, you know, that "the washington post" is reporting tonight is something that trump team and campaign will have a hard time blaming that on susan rice or others. i mean, this is a court of law, a judge that decides this here. so still a lot of questions about the exact involvement of kartder page, how close he was to the inside of the trump campaign but it doesn't necessarily matter because he was an advise tore this president. we heard him say it right there. so if he was sort of number

sean angold, lila alligood and morrison lampley were convicted of the october 2015 murders of 23-year-old audrey carrey and therapist steve carter. alligood was sentenced to 50 years to life for her role in the two murders. the gunman, morrison lampley was sentenced to 100 years. angold was sentenced to 15 years to life for the second degree murder of steve carter after agreeing to testify against the other two. ( james ) 3 people are ambushed and killed in fresno and it is being called a hate crime.( darya ) the f-b-i is now assisting with the investigation. reid binion has the latest. jerry dyer / chief, fresno police: "a total of 16 rounds were fired."fresno's chief of police -- detailing the deadly shooting spree that rocked the city tuesday.jerry dyer / chief, fresno police: "we had three people shot and killed and one person shot at in less than a two-minute time frame in the city of fresno."police say 39-year-old kori muhammad apparently chose his victims at random.the shootings -- taking place within a block- and-a-half of each other in downtown fresno.chief jerry dyer / fresno police: "we had an immediate response from

carter on a marin county hiking trail. as part of a plea deal a third person sean angle testified against his two former friends. angled will be sentenced to 15 years life in prison. langle and lamply could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> as it was walking away i knew that was a lion and i knew it had to have got her. >> the mountain lion took the family's 15-pound dog lenore overnight. the little dog was taken just a couple of feet away from where she and her 12-year-old daughter were sleeping. >> it entered the room with intent to do that. we highly recommend people when they're sleeping to not sleep with their doors open. >> they say they found some big paw prints right outside the home. the family is devastated over losing their dog but also grateful that they were not hurt. >>> well the tax deadline is finally here. three days later than the typical april 15 deadline. but if you need to head to the post office you're going to have less time. ktvu's jana katsuyama tells us what you need to know. >> it's a task john ory can now check off his list. >> a load off my back. >> his taxes are done one day early

carter page tonight. the day was dominated by a number of other stories, including sean spicer apologizing for his controversial comments about hitler and the holocaust. remarks he made as jewish people are celebrating passover. the apologize from the man who speaks for president trump who makes a point of rarely apologizing came hours after mr. spicer said this about bashar al assad. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to the -- to using chemical weapons. you have to, if you are russia, ask yourself is this a country that you and a regime you want to align yourself with? >> reporters in the briefing room were quick to challenge his claim, pointing to the use of poison gas in concentration camps. when asked to clarify, here is what sean spicer said. >> i think when you come to sarin gas, there was no -- he was not using the gas on his own people the same way that assad is doing. there was clearly -- i understand. thank you. i appreciate that. there was not -- he brought them into the holocaust center. i understand that. in the way that

carter page. >> well, you know, the worst thing that eric trump could have done was to say that out loud. it shows he's on the same level of strategic of skills as sean spicer. you know, to tip it off just a little bit, lawrence, it strikes me if russia is going to get into any sort of conflict with the trump administration about this or the other matter, why don't they start putting out more information about what they did do during the election, how much they did try to help trump. when we know our intelligence community believes that. it seems to me the trump administration is really at the mercy. they can be even further tainted and delegitimize as more information comes out about what russia did here and why it did it. >> david corn, david, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new comments from donald trump tonight about steve bannon that looks like steve bannon has some real problems continuing in the white house. also, we have breaking news tonight about the bill o'reilly crisis at fox news. >> i hope what the russian government concludes they have aligned themselves with an un

sean spicer questioned whether it was necessary. >> it depends on why they were asking and what they were trying to accomplish. >> reports have emerged that russian spies tried to recruit former campaign adviser carter page as an intelligence source three years before the campaign. >> i wouldn't be surprised after all of this is saud and done that some people end up in jail. >> the white house insists its has no relationship with page and did not collude with russia turing the campaign. >> meanwhile vice president mike pence was back on capitol hill last night trying the hash out a new deal with conservative republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. multiple house republicans emerged from the closed door meeting saying they made progress but no deal has been reached. an many re. >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much. >>> president trump's new assistant is one of his closest advisers. the president's daughter ivanka trump said she hopes to make an impact. she talked to co-host gayle king about her new role. >> you say you're your father's daughter and we all get that and you have a couple of critics who say why isn't she speaking out. where is she on planned parntdhood and gay rights

carter's killers face the harsh words of their family. only lila alligood is here. >> so much guilt and shame. [ crying ] [ inaudible ] >> i'm so sorry ... i'm sorry. >> reporter: she along with sean lampley and lila alley and another man killed two people in the area. >> the crimes were unforgivable. without remorse and fully intentional. >> reporter: morrison lampley will serve 100 years to life without parole. lila alligood will serve 50 but may be eligible for parole after 25 because she was only a teen when she committed the crime. but sean angold believed tonight ringleader of them all will serve a minimum of 15 years and could be out earlier on parole thanks to the plea deal he cut with the prosecution to testify against the other two. [ indiscernible ] >> you became cold-blooded murderers so now you have to pay for it. >> reporter: in addition to their prison time, each of these convicted murderers also has to pay $10,000 to each of the victims' families on top of court fees and restitution. >> emily, we had a chance to hear from lila alligood there. she seemed remorseful, crying. did either of the other killers speak in court? >> reporter: they wrote a statement where the

carter on a hiking trail in marin county. the two killings ahpd days apart in october of 2015. a third person sean angled will be sentence today 15 years to life in prindz. lamply and alagood could spend the rest of their lives in prison. >>> a mountain lion broke into a family's home and took their dog as they were sleeping. >> as it was walking away i knew it was a lion and i knew it had to have got her that's why she stopped barking. >> well vicky folks says the mountain lion took the family's 15-pound dog early in the might. folk thinks that the mountain lion came through a door that was maybe left open. >> the mountain lion's a wild animal. it's a predator, it's a hunter, it's a mediator, it entered the room with intent to do that. for that reason we highly recommend people that when they're sleeping to not sleep with their doors open. >> the california department of fish and wild life responded and found some big paw prints outside the home. the family's devastated of course over losing their dog. they are grateful that none of the family members were hurt. >>> time now 6:11. berkley police

off-camera briefing today, press secretary sean spicer described the reports of prince's activities as "flimsy at best." an occasional advisor to the trump campaign, carter page, is pushing back against reports three russian spies tried to recruit him in 2013. one of the three was arrested by the fbi. the other two fled to russia. in a statement of fox news, paige insisted he "shared publicly available research documents, a few samples from the more detailed lectures he was preparing for a class he taught at new york university. paige, who has business ties to russia, cooperated with the fbi in the case but complained his assistance was "framed in an easily identifiable way consistent with the political motivated unmasking standards in the obama administration." president trump met this afternoon with a congressman, noted supporter of better relations between the united states and russia. he said before the meeting today that "a brouhaha over nothing is preventing us from developing better relations with this very big and very powerful country." >> bret: thank you. more on this with the panel. trump administration and house republicans meantime are tryin

secretary sean spicer issuing a full apology for saying adolf hitler did not use chemical weapons against his own people like assad in syria. >>> also new details on trump campaign adviser carter page. "the washington post" reporting he was being monitored as a possible russian agent. all of this while secretary of state rex tillerson is in russia amid a lot of guessing as to whether he will meet with putin. the 11th hour begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this was day 82 of the trump administration, and we are covering a number of stories. we should lay them out this way. first, the pentagon today talked about the success of the cruise missile attack on that syrian airfield. the u.s. secretary of state is in russia. "the washington post" is reporting that trump campaign aide carter page was under surveillance for contact with russian agents and was the subject of a federal court warrant. and today during passover, the white house press secretary said hitler, unlike assad in syria, did not use chemical weapons on his own people. they were instead taken to what he called holocaust centers. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in world w

. >> well, carter page, ph.d., that was in march of 2016. we don't need the play is sound, but seanpicer said later he's an individual that the president-elect does not kw. >> coming back to that point in 2016 and throughout the campaign, foreign policy types who came with any bit of experience, who were part of the establishment, were going nowhere near the trump campaign. that was the team he was able to assemble. it was a pretty, i guess we can say, scrappy group of folks that were not exactly the most hoof high talent. >> that was the editor of the "washington post" asking questions there to say, i do have a team. i'm a credible republican nominee trying to win the support of the editorial page, which is more conservative as "the new york times," not like "the wall street journal," but that was a moment where he was proud of the fact he had carter page. adverti the fact there was a warrant that was extended that a judge signed off on that, is not good news for the trump campaign regardless of how you slice it. >> we don't know what happened in the trump administration. we know c

>> donald trump has said that carter page, for example, was not a top aide, he wasn't close to the campaign. you have sean spicer going out there and saying paul manafort was nothing more than a volunteer for the campaign and not an important player even at the same time he was campaign manager. you have wonder how influential were these people in the circle? have to think paul manafort had great influence in the trump organization. carter page maybe not as influential. then donald trump mentioning his name second in a list of foreign policy advisers in an interview with the "washington post" editorial board over the summer so you have to wonder why these inconsistencies with their stories. but certainly they had some influence in the campaign and it does go back to the judgment of the chief executive of the candidate, and now the president, why did he pick these people to work for him? we haven't really had a good explanation from donald trump or any of his top advisers as to what qualities he thought were good in these people and misjudged them. the same could go for general flynn who had to resign from

carter. morrison will serve a minimum of 100 year to life without parol. lila will serve 50 but may be eligible after 25 because she was only 18 when she committed the crime. but seanangold will only serve a minimum of 15 years and could be out earlier on parole thanks to the plea deal he cut with the prosecution to testify against the other two. >> you became cold-blooded murders. so now, prepare to pay for it. >> reporter: each of the murders will have to pay $10,000 to each of the families who lost a loved one. they will also have to pay court fees and restitution. in san rafael, emily turner, kpix5. >>> tonight, bart says it is losing millions of dollars because of fair cheats. the agency estimates it loses 15 to $25 million a year. it says as many as 22,000 riders don't pay fares each day. bart is planning to spend $3 million to crack down on the problem. they help to reclaim up to a million dollars a year. they hope to issue citations to those who don't have proof of payment. >>> some of the free warrior tickets given to oakland city council members are going to a good cause tonight. our investigation last year revealed how some city leaders were enjoying fre

sean angold, lila alligood and morrison lampley - were all sentenced this afternoon... for the october 2015 deaths of 23-year-old audrey carrey ... and therapist steve carter. alligood was sentenced to 50- years to life for her role in the two murders. morrison lampley- the gunman- was sentenced to 100 - years to life. angold was sentenced to 15 -years to life for the second degree murder of steve carter.... after agreeing to testify against the other two. the widow of carter spoke in court.. to the three drifters who killed her husband and shot her dog. as far as i'm concerned, no punishment however harsh could do justice for the horrific, unforgivable crimes that you three have committed, fully intentional and as far as i know without any remorse whatsoever. today all three suspects expressed guilt for their actions in court . (steve)tonight police in the north bay are warning parents to tell their kids to be careful.(pam)there have now been two reported cases of a man driving up to young girls, pulling out his phone, and showing them lude images on that phone.(steve)kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live from rohnert park police. j

alligood, morrison lampley and sean angold in october of 2015 murdered audrey carey in golden gate park. they then crossed the golden gate bridge and killed steve carter on a trail in fairfax. they listened today to four victims' statements including carter's widow who was undergoing cancer treatment at the time her husband was murdered. >> the rage, fury, anger, the pain and the grief, the unbearable despair and the disgust that i feel in my body for those three killers in this room today. >> reporter: morrison lampley will serve a minimum of 100 years to life without parole. lyle little will serve 50 but may be eligible for parole after 25, lila alligood was only 18 at the time of the crime. sean angold, though, believed to be the ringleader of the group, will only serve a minimum of 15 years. he could be out earlier on parole thanks to the plea deal he cut with the prosecution to testify against the other two. each of the murderers will have to pay $10,000 to each of the families who lost a loved one. they will also have to pay court fees and restitution. in san rafael, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> and we want to take you back to fresno for an update

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