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eric: r. kelly is free today once again after spending three days in jail over his unpaid child support charges. he was taken back into police cacustody on wednesday during a hearing. prosecutors said he owed over $160,000 to his ex-wife. the cook county sheriff said the amount was paid today and it allowed kelly to be sprung from jail. last month he was charged with 10 counts of sexual abuse and he spent a weekend in jail until a chicago business owner paid his $100,000 bail. kelly has pled not guilty to all of the charges. arthel: the house advances an election overhaul bill. if it passes it would impact the 2020 presidential election. what's the democratic reaction? also, hear why republicans say it misuses money from taxpayers. >> we can do better and i hope today we have a big voice to say taxpayers should not pay for our elections. the politicians should not vote to take more of their hard-earned money from taxpayers so they can say things that people disagree with. i don't keep track of regre

eric. >> that's right, kelly, we've got the yankees and the orioles here today yankees are $200 million payrollhe orioles in their same division, payroll only about $73 million. the yankees, there's only about five people on the orioles that make more than a million dollars. big time agent refers to this as the non-competitive cancer in major league baseball and a lot of big time players, they just feel like so many teams are not willing to spend the dollars it takes to win a lot of free agents like brice harper, manny machado, took them weeks and months to get signed to new deals from teams the yankees didn't sign either of the players and thought they would be a part of that marketplace. so there's this whole fight now that players feel that being undervalued, while the owners and team executives feel like the players are overvaluing themselves and think their egos are getting in the way so there's going to be a battle here it's not on the field but in the negotiation room with lawyers, with representatives when the next collective barg n bargaining agreement comes maybe a strike or a boycott

eric: meanwhile r. kelly, out of jail once again.is morning in chicago. he's in facing charges for sexually abusing four women, three that were minors to the judge ordered him behind bars until he paid child support payments. hundred and $61,000. those were made by an anonymous person who paid on his behalf. here is what they are saying when he left jail this morning. >> i promise you we will straighten all of this stuff out, that's all i can say right now. i promise you. arthel: r. kelly denies the wrongdoing in the sex abuse case and he has pled not guilty to the charges. arthel: house oversight and reform committee chairman, elijah cummings, vowing to take another look at michael cohen 's testimony. and decide whether or not to recommend perjury charges be filed against the former fixer and a dispute over pardoned requests. plus the president signing an executive order designed to help suicide among veterans. >> to every veteran, i want you to know that you have an entire nation of more than 300 million people behind you. you will

eric krimer. a man from abandment came in third. >>> r. kellyperson paying his $161,000 child support payment. what he said tote reporrs after walking out of jail and what is next in his case. >>> now we go to show you some live pictures of 30 rock. live pictures of 30 rock. idris elbaetting live pictures of 30 rock. idris elbaetting ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ncht after three nights in jail, r. kelly is a free man. a mystery person paid the $161,000 k allowingly to go free. we have reaction from kelly as he gears up to fight the new sex abuse allegations against him. >> reporter: for the second time in to weeks, robert kelly walked out of jail. >> i promise you, we' raighten all of this stuff out. that's all i can say. >> reporter: the singer behind bars since wednesday aftera judge ordered him arrested for not paying $161,000 in child support. today an undisclosed person paid it. just hours before his arrest, he claimed financial troubles to ga >> so many people have been stealing my money. >> reporter: kelly nearly breaking down as he denied all claims

kelly also disagreed with the president's claims that immigrants crossing illegally are criminals. he said, quoting now, they're overwhelmingly not criminals. eric fair" wrote about kelly's comments. good to see you. was this kelly's opportunity to set the record straight? >> i think in some ways it was. you know, clearly he was considered one of the adults in the room along with another group of administration officials who was seen as a moderating force on donald trump. this is clearly him breaking with the president. of course, this is after his time in the white house. it would have been interesting to see -- >> not long after. he just departed in january. >> yeah. it is the kind of thing where we've seen multiple former administration officials, former lawmakers criticize the president after the fact or do so anonymously in news reports. you know, it's interesting that that's what keeps happening as opposed to seeing him maybe do that when he's in the white house. >> right. i mean, so not only, you talk about the pattern of people that have left, reince priebus left and wrote about his experience in a book, then the former secretary of stat

trump shared the stage with former fox news anchor eric bolling whose teenage son died of a drug overdeesose. >>> r. kelly guilty last month to sexual abuse of girls. here's an interview with gayle cringe on cbs. >> forget the blogs. hate me if you want to, love me if you want to. use your common sense, how stupid would it be for me, with my crazy past, what i've been through, just right now think i need to be a monster and hold girls against their will. chain them up in my basement and don't let them eat and don't let them out. quit playing. i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'll fight for my [ bleep ] life. >> prosecutors say the charges against kelly span 1998 to 2010. he faces three to seven years in prison for each count if convicted. >>> today's search efforts will become recovery efforts in alabama after an outbreak of catastrophic tornados in lee county killed 23 people sunday. the victims range in age from 6 years old to 89. authorities say the death toll could rise. there are seven or eight people still unaccounted for. one woman who lost five of her family members is volunteering at a com

kelly out of jail once again. see ya. ericeeting about the apprehension of a large number of illegal immigrants trying to cross into the country, as a federal judge ruled to expand a class action lawsuit over the crackdown on the border last year. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville, the decision potentially dealing a he legal blow to the white house, as they face other issues like ongoing trade negotiations with china. president trump addressed concerns on whether the two sides could reach a deal. >> i think they're doing well but if it happens that way, we'll do even

kelly may have said no. that's more concerning for people out there looking at this issue. ericwould have been the highest? and what is that? >> as you know, eric, there's three basic levels of clearance in the government, confidential, secret and top secret. above top secret is called top secret sensitive department information, that's the most sensitive information the u.s. government has held in various compartments, typically about sources and methods and specific information collected through sensitive methods. what we see here, what's been reported, is mr. kushner was granted a final top secret clearance. he wasn't granted an sci clearance. if the president is trying to get this information and there's something awry going on here, well, then, why did he grant him an sci clearance. that's an open question about what's happening here. eric: apparently the president denied he was involved, ivanka denied that also in an interview. what do we do about that? >> well, we'll find the facts out i think here shortly and that would be a challenge if the president did deny it publicl

kelly and dave madden, so good for them. now we start building new champions for you to enjoy. case in point--our returning champion dana, who two weeks ago won over $26,000. tim and ericna have to be at your very best to defeat her today, but good luck to all of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. ♪ and here come the categories, starting off with... followed by... then... notice the quotation marks on "m-i." those two letters are going to come up exactly in the middle of each correct response. that's followed by...