carter tells jericka duncan she used to braid kelly's hair for more than a year until he forced himself on her. here is some of jericka's interview. a warning, some of carter's story is graphic and disturbing. >> february 18, 2003, i get a phone call to come down and do his hair. when he came to the room, he asked me for a head massage, and i told him i didn't do massages. i laughed it off. and i didn't know he was for real. if i could change that day, i wouldn't have been there. he pulled my braid down by him, and he say suck it for daddy, suck it for daddy. and i said no. and i did like this. and he just started going -- he did like six, six times. i'm not dressed no type of way. i look at myself in the mirror. i'm not a beauty queen. i didn't perceive myself to be nothing more than just his hair braider. and i kept thinking to myself like why did this happen to me? >> reporter: you called the police the day that this happened? >> the exact day. they asked for my clothing. and i gave them my favorite tommy hilfiger shirt. and that's where they found dna evidence. >> reporter: dna evid

in an interview, avenatti admitted to jericka duncan that he is nervous and scared. >> reporter: you'ren attorney. you've counseled people before that are facing serious allegations. you're being charged with very serious crimes. you're facing, if convicted on all of these charges, up to the rest of your life in prison. are you nervous? >> well, of course i'm nervous. i mean -- >> reporter: are you scared, concerned? tell us, i guess as someone who, again, has a history of representing people and now you're on the other side facing some serious charges. >> i am nervous. i'm concerned. i'm scared. i feel terrible for my family. i feel bad for my friends. most people are sticking by me. they believe in me, they know what i'm all about. so i've beerat rard. , ous, scared, i'l thin if i wasn'wo lot of sense. >> avenatti was arrested monday for allegedly trying to extort up to $25 million from nike and separate charges involving bank fraud. he maintains his innocence. you can watch more of jericka duncan's interview ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> the justice department says attorney genera

he s ninan: jericka duncan. jericka, thank you very much. well, it was a scary early-morning flight for 189 passengers en route from montreal to fort lauderdale. reports of a possible fire onboard forced a canadian jetliner to make an emergency landing in newark. nikki battiste has more. >> reporter: around 8:30 a.m. saturday, this air transat plane's pilot alerted air traffic control to a possible fire. >> reporter: passengers on flight 942 reported the smell of smoke coming from the cargo hold... >> reporter: ...which forced the canadian airline's boeing 737, traveling from montreal to fort lauderdale, florida, to make an emergency landing at newark airport. safely on the ground, the pilot asked all 189 passengers and six crew members to deplane on emergency slides. newark airport tweeted that all runways were closed due to an "airport emergency," leaving other flights and passengers stuck on the runway. >> we saw the planes stacked up when we landed, and you could see they were using one runway. >> reporter: all flights resumed a few hour

jericka duncan has more on that. >> reporter: on "cbs this morning," gayle king asked the r&b singerbout the state of his finances. >> how can i pay child support? how? if my ex-wife is destroying my name and i can't work? >> reporter: two of r. kelly's accusers are speaking out following his explosive interview with gayle king earlier this week. >> y'all killing me with this [ bleep ]. [ beep ] >> robert? robert? >> y'all trying to kill me. you're killing me, man. >> reporter: asante mcgee, one of r. kelly's accusers described how difficult it was for her to watch the interview. >> when he started screaming it terrified me. so when he started screaming, i immediately turned the tv because, again, i felt like i was revisiting his yelling at me. >> reporter: mcgee says she met r. kelly at a club, and they dated from 2014 to 2016. >> i will put you out my house. >> reporter: in "surviving r. kelly" she talked about being forced to perform unspeakable sex acts in an area called the black room. >> the sect week i was there i was already plotting my escape. >> reporter: she said listening

jeff. >> glor: okay, jericka duncan, thank you. okay, gayle king joins us now.le, thank you for being here. >> reporter: glad to be here, jeff. >> glor: did he see this coming this afternoon, going back into custody? >> reporter: i don't think so. you know, when we saw him yesterday, we all knew that he was going to court. he knew that he was going to court. but i don't for one minute thought that he would be sitting behind bars again this evening. >> glor: have you spoken to him or his camp today? >> reporter: yeah, i reached out to his camp today because i wanted to know-- listen, that interview was very emotional. i thought it was very revealing. i wanted to check in with them to see how they're doing. they saw it. and you know, they said they were pleased with the interview. they were actually pleased with it, because they thought-- >> glor: they were pleased? >> reporter: yep. they said they were pleased with it, because they thought it gave robert a chance to tell his story. and robert is prepared to answer any questions. and they really appreciated the fa

gayle is on her way back from chicago tonight, so jericka duncan joins us now. al, jericka, some of what we saw this afternoon. again, more will be on tomorrow on "cbs this morning." but you followed this case extensively. talk about what you've seen this afternoon. >> reporter: well, you know, i watched this entire interview. it was about an hour and 20 minutes long. and i can tell you, it is compelling. i mean, you saw just from that video how emotional he got, and there's so much more. but i was at the bond hearing, and the arraignment, a couple of weeks ago. and i was there as i watched, at least one of the women that he's charged with sexually abusing, cry as some of the charges were read. you know, he's facing some serious allegations here. that woman that i spoke to said it was b.s. she thought that he even had an opportunity to get out on bail. and i was also there when he walked out of jail after posting bail. and you had people there that were supporters, people singing his music as he walked out. and then you had people there that were calling him all

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carter tells jericka duncan she used to braid kelly's hair for more than a year until he forced himselfn her. here is some of jericka's interview. a warning, some of carter's story is graphic and disturbing. >> february 18, 2003, i get a phone call to come down and do his hair. when he came to the room and he asked me for a head massage and i told him i didn't do massage, i laughed it off. and i didn't know he was for real. if i could change that day, i wouldn't have been there. he pulled me braid down by him, and he said, "suck it for daddy, suck it for daddy." and i said, "no." and he just started going... he did like six times. i'm not dressed no type of way. i look at myself in the mirror. i'm not a beauty queen. i didn't perceive myself to be nothing more than just his hair braider. and i was saying to myself, why did this happen to me? >> reporter: you called the police the day this happened? >> the exact day. they asked for my clothing, and i gave them my favorite tommy hilfiger shirt. that's where they found d.n.a. evidence. >> reporter: d.n.a. evidence from r. kelly on your shi

jericka duncan reports on the story first told by the victim's husband and what police now say reallyd. >> the last thing i thought that they were going to take my wife's life. so now i got to live with that. i got to live with that every day. >> reporter: back in december, jacquelyn smith's husband and stepdaughter cried as they described her murder. they said she was stabbed to death after rolling down her car window to give money to a panhandler with a baby. >> i jumped out the car to run, but i heard my wife scream, so i came back to the car. >> reporter: but now police say the story was all a lie. >> it was not a panhandler. >> reporter: acting baltimore police commissioner michael harrison says the real killers are the husband and stepdaughter themselves, keith and valeria smith. they were arrested sunday morning in texas near the u.s. border amid fears the two would try to cross into mexico. mayor catherine pugh had called keith smith in december to express her condolences. were there signs looking back that maybe he wasn't telling the truth? >> there were conversations that we

here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: tonight, r.ly remains behind bars because he owes more than $161,000 in back child support. >> are you happy? >> of course, i am. >> reporter: waiting for his return are his two girlfriends, azriel clary and joycelyn savage. >> what is your relationship, both of you, with r. kelly? >> we're with him. that's our relationship. >> we're with him. yes, that's what it is. >> we live with him and we're in a relationship with him. >> reporter: but gayle king spoke with joycelyn's parents, and they claim kelly has is holdi ainster wl.his s done y he needs to rot in that jail cell. >> reporter:nother woman who used to live with clary and savage is dominique gardner. in the docu-series, "surviving r. kelly," gardner's mother michelle kramer is seen reuniting with her daughter at a california hotel where she says dominique was staying with r. kelly. >> we ran out of there like the master was coming for us. >> reporter: kramer says it had been three years since the two saw each other. kramer still struggles

he denies all charges during an interview with jericka duncan. >> reporter: did you try to extort nikeor millions of dollars? >> no. and any suggestion is absolutely absurd. >> reporter: you say you were working on behalf of your client, but you were also telling nike, according to this mmplaint, you either hire me or y'm going to say something. >> there's legal experts that say i was well within the line as an aggressive attorney. there are many that say that. fa the fact of the matter is, wais was not extortion. people make threats all the time. >> reporter: what was it? ep people make threats all time in connection with trying to settle a case. at glor: avenatti told us he is scared, and jericka has more of her interview with him tomorrow th "cbs this morning." prdue pharma and its owners, the billionaire sackler family, have settled the first of many anysuits accusing them of uieling the opioid crisis in ghis country. the makers of oxycontin agreed to pay the state of oklahoma $270 million. er other states are also suing, and there's a federal case combining about 1600 lawsuits. th

here's jericka duncan. >> shortly after posting a 300,000 dollars bond, michael avenatti addressed the i am >> i am highly confident that when all of the evidence is laid bare many connection with these cases, when it is all known, when due process occurs, that i will be fully exonerated and justice will be done. thank you. >> reporter: michael avenatti went from controversial media savvy attorney to an accused extortionist all in a matter of days. this afternoon federal prosecutors said avenatti tried to extort more than $20 million from nike last week. he allegedly threatened to go public with accusations from an amateur basketball coach claiming the apparel company was involved in an illegal recruitment scheme. avenatti allegedly demanded $1.5 million for the coach and as much as $25 million for him and his coconspirator. cbs news has learned the coconspirator is attorney mark geragos, known for representing clients like michael jackson and most recently jussie smollett. >> had nothing to do with the seoul us advocacy for client or any orla get mat legal work. >> reporter: the compl

jericka duncan reports on the story first told by the victim's husband and what police now say really happened. >> the last thing i thought that they were going to take my wife's life. and so now i got to live with that. i got to live with that every day. >> reporter: back in december, jacquelyn smith's husband and stepdaughter cried as they described her murder. they said she was stabbed to death after rolling down her car window to give money to a panhandler with a baby. >> i jumped out the car to run, but i heard my wife screaming, so i came back to the car. >> reporter: but now police say the story was all a lie. >> it was not a panhandler. >> reporter: acting baltimore police commissioner michael harrison says the real killers are the husband and stepdaughter themselves, keith and valeria smith. they were arrested sunday morning in texas near the u.s. border amid fears the two would try to cross into mexico. mayor catherine pugh had called keith smith in december to express her condolences. were there signs looking back that maybe he wasn't telling the truth? >> there were conver

jericka duncan has the latest from the windy city. >> anything you want people to know about your accusers? >> reporter: r. kelly was taken into custody this afternoon in chicago after a child support hearing. kelly has three children with his ex-wife and owes more than $161,000. this comes after kelly's explosive interview with gayle king on "cbs this morning." >> so i think the point you're making is, and correct me if i'm that you have never held anybody against their will? >> i don't need to. why would i? >> well, i'm -- >> how stupid would -- >> you've never held -- >> -- it be for r. kelly with all i've been through am my way, way past to hold somebody, let alone four, five, six, 50 you said. how stupid would i be to do that? >> robert -- >> stop it. quit playing. quit playing. >> robert -- >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life. y'all are killing me with this [ bleep ]. 30 years of [ bleep ] -- >> robert -- >> 30 years of my career, y'all are trying to kill me! you're killing me here! >> reporter: reaction was swift. one of his accusers jerrond

avenatti tells our jericka duncan he was just trying to be an aggressive lawyer. >> did you try to extortr millions of dollars? >> no and any suggestion is absolutely absurd. >> you said you were working on behalf of your client, but you were also telling nike, according to this complaint, you either hire me or i'm going to say something. >> there are legal experts that say i was well within the line as an aggressive attorney. there are many that say that. and the fact of the matter is this was not extortion. >> what was it? >> people make threats all the time in connection with trying to settle a case. >>> parkland, florida is still reeling over the recent suicides of two students who survived last year's high school massacre. their friends and family say they were suffering from ptsd and survivor's guilt, but when it comes to suicide, sometimes there is just no explanation. jim axelrod checks back in with the parents of a young woman who had the world at his fingertips but still took her own life. >> reporter: this red colonial near worcester, massachusetts looks idyllic. >> it's been a

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jericka duncan spoke with him in an interview you will see only on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: he wanted to get his side out. if convicted in both cases michael avenatti could face up to nearly 100 years in prison. we sat down with him less than a day after he was released on $300,000 bond. he mains his innocence and told us he believes he'll be exonerated. >> prosecutors are saying that you committed extortion, that you committed wire fraud and bank fraud in california. did you try to extort nike for millions of dollars. >> into, and any suggestion is absolutely absurd. nike knew from the very first moment that i had any contact with nike that i was insisting that the truth about what nike had done be disclosed to federal prosecutors and investigators. >> what is the truth? >> the truth is for years, nike and its executives have been funneling payments to amateur players, high school players, and to their handlers and family members in an effort to get them to go to colleges that were nike colleges and ultimately hopefully to the nba so they could sign a shoe deal with nike. >> b

jericka duncan is outside the cook county jail where he is back behind bars. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kelly's publicist says the grammy winning artist was prepared to pay $50,000 to $60,000 but because he did ve a that he owes in back child support he was sent to jail. meanwhile, the parents of jocelyn savage received an unexpected phone call from their daughter yesterday. >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. >> reporter: following r. kelly's emotional interview with gayle king -- >> hey, jocelyn, this is>> repo called her family for the first time in years to let them know she's okay. >> i'm just letting you know i need you guys to understand that i'm very happy. >> how will we know you're happy when we don't hear from you in two years? >> well, i have to go now. >> i love you, jocelyn. >> kelly says he's in a relationship with both of them. >> what i saw about the way he acts when he got upset. i can only imagine what he does behind closed doors. >> less than an hour before savage called her family they held a news conference urging the

jericka duncan, cbs news, chicago. >> they say the person who paid kelley's child support tab wantedo remain anonymous. the place for who it was was left blank. >>> a deadly officer-involved shooting, this warning, it is disturbing to watch. >> put that on the floor. put it on the ground right now. put it on the ground. >> taser, taser, taser. >> okay. >> get on the ground. >> shoot him! >> he's on the floor. >> with guns drawn, campus officers approached 38-year-old san antonio guzman lopez in february 2014 after getting word of a man who had been walking through campus waving a knife around. police say when a taser didn't stop him, an officer had to open fire. the officers involved were cleared of all charges in may 2015. at the time only attorneys and advocates of lopez's family got to see the body cam video, but san jose state is releasing it now because of a new state law requiring agencies to make all shooting records public. the university for its part released a statement saying the officer's response was -- sjsu acknowledges that any person's life lost is a tragedy and our t

>> reporter: i'm jericka duncan. r. kelly did beat that case.ornography, seven of which were subsequently dropped. >> if convicted of these class-one felonies, he can face up to 15 years in prison. >> reporter: he went on trial six years later, and after five weeks in court, walked out a free man. why did the jury decide that. r. kelly should be acquitted on all counts? >> the single biggest factor was that the girl never testified. >> king: for nearly 20 years, jim derogatis, a journalist and author of an upcoming book about r. kelly, has been reporting on the allegations of kelly's sexual contact with underage girls. in february 2002, he says he got a mysterious phone call. >> and i picked up the phone, and he said, "go to your mailbox." click. and on the mailbox, by the front stoop, was a 26-minute and 39-second videotape. the only vcr i had was in my six-year-old daughter's bedroom. i popped "toy story 2" out, and i saw the most horrifying thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: the tape showed what appeared to be kelly engaged in various sex act

jericka duncan has more on this. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning.he state attorney's office here in chicago already had two alleged sex tapes in their possession. well, now with this new tape that was handed over to federal prosecutors in new york just underscoring the deepening crisis facing robert kelly. >> i promise you we're going to straighten all this stuff out. that's all i can say right now. i promise you. >> reporter: his child support issues may have been resolved but r. kelly's legal problems only seem to worsen this weekend. >> he was sexually abusing underage african-american girl. >> gary and sally dennis announced sunday they had given a recently discovered sex tape to the u.s. attorney in brooklyn. >> i thought it was a recording of an r. kelly concert. >> reporter: their lawyer gloria allred said the couple have never met r. kelly and didn't know how the vhs tape ended number a box in their basement. >> over the years, there have been friends that gave him sports tapes because they know he likes sports. he has no idea. he's tried to

jericka duncan is in chicago where r. kelly lives. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he last time we saw joycelyn savage was during her interview with gayle here inside the trump tower high rise. now, at that time, she said she was staying with kelly willingly and she also said that he she in love with him. >> i have no doubt you have feelings for mr. kelly. >> reporter: she has resorted to holding news conferences in order to communicate with her 23-year-old daughter joycelyn. she says the last time she saw her was 2 1/2 years ago. >> joycelyn, if you do hear my message, please know that your mother loves you dearly. all these lies, manipulation, things that you've heard about your family, took money we don't want to see you, those are all lies. >> reporter: gerald griggs says kelly's crisis manager darryl johnson told him last week a meeting between joycelyn and her family was imminent. >> if she decides willingly to leave, that's on her. we want to establish a relationship back with her family and then move from there. >> reporter: in a television interview lasthtit

. >> jericka duncan is in chicago with the thoughts on the r. kelly interview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all three women say when kelly stood up, it brought back horrifying memories. last night i spoke to michelle kramer who says she believes kelly abused her daughter for nearly a decade. you saw the interview that r. kelly did with gayle king. >> i saw some of it. clips. >> you can't watch the whole thing. >> i can watch full stories. i can't do circus acts. >> michelle kramer says her daughter, dominique gardner, almost threw the remote at the tv as they watched parts of the interview. >> you're killing me with this [ bleep ]. >> everything he said, he jumped up, she's, like, she remembered the rage. when she wouldn't do what he asked her to do or tell her to do or he would get upset about something, you walk too slow, you do whatever, it was a punishment. >> reporter: in the docu series, kramer tracked down her daughter to the hotel where she was staying with r. kelly. cameras followed their hasty getaway. >> we ran out of there like the master

stories, jericka duncan joins us at the table. stories against him and you've talked to some of the victims and their families. >> correct. publi do you think this interview will resonate in the >> court of public opinion? booreat job to you and the grew think anybable to book this interview because i don't think anybody expected to hear from r. kelly. >> i didn't expect to hear from . kelly. >> charges of that magnitude, celebrity, the parents didn't say it was her. but sparkle said the interview is a continuing display of robert's entertain at all costs mentality. she said with arrogance and a lack of accountability. i'm praying for their safe return back to their families, in reference to the girls. >> ei agree with what jaronda says. i think he needs help. as we were sitting there, he became emotional several times. you've seen some of the outbursts, but he became very, very emotional many, many times during the interview. i think he needs help. i thought in some ways we were seeing a breakdown before our eyes. he composed him

jericka duncan is here with more. talk about a plot twist. >> reporter: good morning.story. jacquelyn and keith smith were married in 2014. friends and family said looking from the outside, they seemed like a loving couple, but those friends and family also say that when they learned about the details of her death, they did not believe her husband's story. a texas judge arraigned 52-year-old keith smith and his 28-year-old daughter valeria smith monday after they were charged with first-degree murder. police say they were arrested in texas sunday. authorities were concerned the pair was trying to flee over the mexico border. it's a stunning turnumped out t but i heard my wife screaming. >> reporter: smith initially told police his wife jacquelyn, an engineer, was trying to give money to a panhandler at a traffic light when she was robbed and stabbed to death. in an emotional press conference with his daughter by his side, he said he watched the attack unfold. >> i hope it was worth it because you're going to answer to that one day. >> reporter: authorities now say it w

jericka duncan is in chicago where she spoke to the author of the article. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dominique gardner is now 27 years old. she says she was in a relationship with r. kelly for nine years. she considered herself the rebellious one in this article out of the group of women that she lived with. she told journalist jim derogatis she loved kelly so much she even had two images of kelly's face tattooed on her body. >> she was reluctant to speak out. >> reporter: jim has been reporting on r. kelly for nearly two decades. last week he sat down with dominique gardner for her first interview since she left kelly around nine months ago. >> she said to me, i loved him and he loved me. and when it was good, jim, it was perfect. and, yeah, he hit me and, yeah, he pulled out chunks of my hair and, yeah, he beat me with an electrical cord but i loved him and he loved me. >> reporter: gardner told derogatis she lived with kelly and five other women and said everything you do you have to ask kelly including when you can eat or go to the bathroo

jericka duncan is in chicago outside the jail where kelly is being held. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. r. kelly's team has been working to put together enough money for the singer's release. his publicist says that he was willing to pay around $50,000, but a judge wanted him to come up with the full amount of money that he owes in child support. >> you're going to haul him into court and say, "pay $161,000," and he's not working. where does the money come from? >> reporter: r. kelly's publicist echoed a sentiment the r&b told gayle earlier, that the controversy surrounding him is creating a financial burden. >> how can i work, how can i get paid, how can i see my kids? >> what is your relationship with your children? what is your relationship with your children? >> oh, my god. zero. >> reporter: kelly returned to jail wednesday for failing to dole out more than $160,000 in child support. he posted bond just a week earlier, days after pleading not guilty to event counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. waiting for kelly's return, his two girl