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take us through the details of the charges that r kelly faces.ree different charges of child pornography, there is the conspiracy to obstruct justice and the 2008 trial, and there is also a series of charges of enticing miners into criminal sexual activities, that deals with five different alleged victims. that prosecutors say r kelly had sex with when they were teenagers. how does this fit in with the fact is already in prison serving a sentence for previous crimes? ., u, crimes? you might recall the new york — crimes? you might recall the new york case _ crimes? you might recall the new york case for _ crimes? you might recall the new york case for which - crimes? you might recall the new york case for which he l crimes? you might recall the i new york case for which he was convicted last year in the chicago case for which he is on trial now, the details of those cases became public in 2019 july when r kelly was arrested for the last time and never free to gain. it was never clear exactly which case would go first until we got further through t

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r t is caleb martin, has more. the us centers for disease control have revealed some shocking numbers when it comes to the details of america's ongoing opioid epidemic. the number of deaths across the country reached nearly 10802021. that's an increase of 15 percent over the previous year on top of a 30 percent increase in 2020 drug overdose deaths in the united states has actually gone up and increased every year since $970.00 except for 2018 with americans dying around the clock. the public wants some accountability, this is common, the form of a new court ruling against walgreens, walmart, and cbs sports and ohio. i have rule that the firms must pay over $650000000.00 for their responsibility and distributing addictive medicines. these companies are rending the fabric of society apart. they should not only show remorse they should show, they need to rectify what they've done and they won't do it. so the judge is doing it. the judge who issued the ruling observed that in lake and trumbull county, ohio, cbs walgre

hunter biden while working fo r the fbi? >> well, again, i want to be very careful not tongoing interfere with ongoingsonnel personnel matters, i should sayi that when i read the letter that describes the kinds of things that you're talking i about, i found it deeply troubling. and that's not all whistleblowers told senator chuck grassley back in july senator that tebow was instrumental in opening an investigation intoi th a trump campaign based on information from a leftist organization. lf he allegedly scrubbed he allegedly scrubbed the sourceor political bias froh a memo seeking the full investigation. joining me now is chris swecker, former fbi assistantnes director , and miranda devine, "new york post" columnist and a fox news contributor. and she's alsoributor the t booo firsshe's alsoributor the t booo . all right, chris , i want tot. come to you first. thi what's your reaction to this fbi agent tebow leaving? should we be celebratingr is tonight or is this just the fbih covering its backside? i would yeah, i would sa

i'm a good dawn of reporting from baton bass r t. and now to further worry news from the upper rogia we're ukrainian troops again shall the areas nuclear power plant early tuesday morning, 2 explosions recorded near a spent fuel seats fuel storage building that's according to local, russian backed officials. pictures released of the aftermath of an earlier shelling show a damage roof at the facility. russian officials say they have worn ukraine multiple times to stop shelling the plat. europe's largess, which supplies hundreds of thousands of people with electricity. while kia has accused moscow of using the facility to house its military, the international atomic energy agency is set to send a delegation to the plant this week to inspect the situation. the team includes the head of the global nuclear watchdog and expert from 13 countries. some of whom may remain at the facility on a permanent basis. we spoke to the russian back mayor of enter goldar, the ukrainian town which is located close to the nuclear power plant. he says, auth