detective kelly anderson hoped luck would be on his side. kelly anderson: my hands were sweating.is everything to them. dennis murphy (voiceover): the stakes were high for him personally, too. he was retiring, and this was his last homicide case. the moment of truth, the one that had taken 17 years to arrive, was finally upon them. juror: we, the jury, do find the defendant, david dwayne watson, guilty of the offense of second degree murder of linda watson. oh, when he said linda, i didn't even have to listen to the rest of it because we knew if we'd got him for linda, the other two was just an automatic. dennis murphy (voiceover): david watson, father, friend, and fire captain, was also convicted for the first degree murders of marilyn and renee, the loyal friend who didn't even play a lead role in her own murder case. she was forgotten a lot, but my mom was kind of the meek, mild, quiet person in the back and just kind of went with the flow. and she was always there for anybody that needed anything. dennis murphy (voiceover): jordynn was heartbroken. dave says he could not belie

the anderson collection at stanford and the ica in los angeles among other places sasha kelly is an oakland based multidisciplinary artist using visual art, pop publishing and social engagement to explore topics of intimacy, collective archives and collaboration of black, brown and communities they have exhibited at the sonoma county museum so mit's cultural center and the berkeley arts museum. >> tiana became a claude and is a visual artist, filmmaker and curator whose work explores and critiques issues at the intersection of frieze, gender, sexuality and social commentary. my client's interdisciplinary approach traverses documentary film, experimental video sculpture and sound installations. their work has been exhibited at the guggenheim museum in new york the whitney museum, the museum of modern art among others. tim wallace is a visual artist whose work across media to create paintings and sculptures that examine human sexuality, gender and the black femme experience. while this work has been exhibited at the armory show in new york the provincetown art museum, mass moca among others a

kelly, who sits on both the senate armed services and intelligence committees. senator, what's your reaction to to where the u.s. stands tonight on this war, which is obviously tougher on ukraine than on russia? >> yeah, anderson's shocking, you know, that after 80 years, in a few days, donald trump just blew up the western alliance. i completely and you have the secretary of defense on tv over this weekend talking about how this is a complicated situation. it's not complicated. it's very clear who the aggressor is. it's clear who the war criminal is. and this vote today into the within the un, where the united states of america is siding with the north koreans and with russia and belarus. i mean, i you know, even after this, you know, first month of this administration, i'm still kind of shocked of what happened over the last, you know, several days. and make no mistake, anderson, this this makes our country look weak and we are less safe because of it. >> by the way, a number of the west african countries that i named who actually supported this resolution, you know, refused to to go along with this resolution as well. they have, like russian wagner forces in their country. they kicked out u.s. and french fo