r. kelly was? vior with a child. >> reporter: aaliyah's mother has publicly refuted javonte's story, and after a few months, aaliyah and kelly's marriage was annulled. aaliyah died in a plane crash in 2001. was this the only time that you ever saw r. kelly with an underaged girl? >> no. it was the only time i saw him with her, but it was not the first time that i saw him with someone who was underage. he just doesn't have a filter. there's no gauge. there's no moral clock. >> reporter: javonte told no one, even when she says a close friend was also sexually abused by kelly. do you have regrets? >> wow. absolutely. i wasn't there for her, and i regret that. i regret affording him the ability to continue to molest children. >> reporter: in 1996, r. kelly married again and had three children. his career soared with songs both inspirational... ♪ i can fly. >> reporter: and graphic he says the sexy songs were done at the request of his record company. >> listen to my songs for the last 30 years. they're

r. kelly: no. gayle: nev? r. kelly: no.s so hard to believe that based on -- this is the first time he has spoken out, and he struggled to contain his emotis. r. kelly: i didn't do this stuff! i'm fighting for my [bleep]ing life! y'all killing me with this [bleep]! gayle: robert. y'all trying to kil me! you killing me, man! mei hope this keeps going. this is not true. nick: r. kelly has pleaded not guilty to all the charges, but will the jury btaieve his protons of innocence? nick bryant, bbc news, new york. laura: a brief time ago i spoke with elahe izadi of "the washington post." elahe, r. kelly furiously denies these allegations that sexually abused girls. what impact is that angry, emotional interview having? elahe: well, it is raising a lot of eyebrows and bringing attention to r. kelly, not just for what he id but the manner in which he said it -- crying, thesiveg,xp behavior you saw in the interview. he has had bizarre interviews before, but this is the firstha time hspoken out since these allegations have caused thi

r. kelly: ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ nick: r. kelly is one of the best-selling musicians of al time.nth in chicago he was charged th aggravated sexual abuse against four alleged victims, three of whom were underage girls. r. kelly: i'm a man, i make mistakes, but i am not a devil and by no means am i am monster. nick: today he went on american television to claim that the melegations were baseless. r. kelly: is this on me? that's stupid! use your common sense! forget the blogs, forget how you feel about me. hate me if you want if you want to, but user common sense. how stupid would it be for me t with my crazy past and 've hoen through -- i think i need to be a monster and girls against they will and chain them up in my basement! gayle: have you had sex with anyone underage? r. kelly: no. gayle: never? : r. kel. gayle: it is so hard to believe that based on -- this is the first time he has spoken out, and he struggled to contain his emotions.r. elly: i didn't do this stuff! i'm fighting for my [bleep]ing life! y'all killing me with this [bleep]! gayle: robert. r. kelly: y'all trying

r. kelly for four years. >> we got a call from her, and she told us she was with r. kelly. we was lakike, what are you doi? you're in college. >> reporter: in kelly's interview with gayle king, he rejected claims he's held women against their will. >> correct me if i'm wrong. you've never held anybody against their will. >> i don't need to, why would i? how stupid would it be for r. kelly, with all i've been through in my way, way past to hold somebody, let alone four or five, six, 50, you said, how stupid would i be to do that? >> i didn't say you were holding -- >> that's stupid, guys. is this camera on me? >> yes. >> that's stupid! use your common sense! >> we are a solid family. we care about our daughter. >> reporter: immediately following this morning's interview, savage and his family called a press conference. >> if you're seeing this message, please know that i love you. i'm your mother. i love you ? hello. hello. joslin? >> reporter: minutes later, joycelyn called her parents for the first time in nearly three year. >> hey, joycelyn, this is mommy. >> hi, this is j

r. kelly.id not think that i was in danger. you know, a lot of people have reached out to me, "are you okay, did you feel threatened?" i never thought that he was going to hurt me. i just thought that he was very angry, very passionate. i was worried, when he was flailing his arms, that he could accidentally hit me, but i never thought that he was going to hurt me. >> glor: did you think he was going to leave? >> reporter: yes, i did think-- i really thought he was going to leave. at that moment, when he got up to leave, the only thing that i was thinking was, "just sit here quietly. let him know that i'm going to let you go whatever it is you're going through, and you'll see that i am sitting here waiting for you to return to your seat." but i actually thought that he was going to walk out the door, because he's walked out of the door in the past in interviews. >> glor: one of the reasons he's back in custody now is because of his finances, because of the money he owes here, and-- >> reporter:

r. kelly. somebody on one of those sides is not telling the truth. >> gayle, thank you very much. >>> shock and outrage on capitol hill. senator martha mcsally, a 26-year air force veteran and the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat, told a hearing she was raped years ago by a superior officer. nancy cordes has the details. >> i was ashamed and confused. and i thought i was strong, but felt powerless. >> reporter: arizona republican martha mcsally stunned her senate colleagues, describing how she was sexually assaulted more than once during her 26-year career in the u.s. air force. >> the perpetrators abused their position of power in profound ways. and in one case i was preyed upon and then raped by a superior officer. >> reporter: mcsally was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat. >> now i'm deployed to d.c. to fight for arizona. > reporter: after four years in the house, she was appointed to the senate in december to fill the seat formerly held by the late john mccain. >> i

r. kelly's girlfriend claimed she was being held against her will. today, r. lly's team released an audio recording of her telling them that's not the case. >> i have told you guys a million, million times that i am okay where i am and i'm happy. >> r. kelly had some harsh words for lady gaga. >> lady gaga has apologized for working with you. >> that portion also airs tomorrow. >> lady gaga, very great talent. it's unfortunate that her intelligence goes to such a short level when it comes to that. >> i think he's disappointed, you know, that people have turned their backs on them. he attempts to keep making music and he hopes that people will still listen to his music. >> now as of right now, r. kelly is in custody. we will continue to update this developing story. it is -- it's a wild one. >> that was a wild interview. >> kudos to gayle. a heck of a job. >> she did. >>> in other tv-related news, we'll see luke per ry in "riverdale." how did he feel about the "90210" reboot happening this summer in well, luke told us. >> they reboot everything all the time now.

r. kelly.the two women who live with kelly are defending him and their relationship with him in the strongest terms. 21-year-old azriel clary and 23-year-old joycelyn savage told gayle they love kelly. their families insist he's brainwashed them. >> what is your relationship, both of you, with r. kelly? >> we're with him. that's our relationship. >> we're with him, that's what it is. >> we're in a relationship with him, we just said it. >> a very strong relationship as well. >> both of you? >> yes. >> yes, most definitely. >> how do we say this without being inappropriate? this is a three-way relationship? do you each have a separate relationship with him? how does this work? curious. >> well, both of those. we each have our individual relationships with him and we have our family moments. we watch movies together, we go to parks together -- >> i'm not talking about watching movies and going to parks. is it a three-way sexual relationship? >> sexually? i'm not here to talk about my personal lif

r. kelly that we rarely see. his first tv interview since been arrested for sexual abuse, the singer broke down in tears and says he's fighting for his life. kelly sat down with "cbs this morning" co-anchor gayle king for an emotional conversation in which he declared his innocence. laura podesta's here in new york with the dramatic interview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. singer/songwriter r. kelly, known for hits like "i believe i can fly," sat down with gayle for an hour and 20 minutes yesterday. it's the first interview kelly has given since being charged with sexual assault abuse last month. >> this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life! >> reporter: in an interview with "cbs this morning's" gayle king, embattled r&b singer r. kelly denied charges that sexually abused four people, three of them underage girls. >> is this camera on me? >> yes, it's on you -- >> that's stupid. use your common sense. don't -- forget the blogs, forget how you feel about me, hate me if you want to,

r. kelly sne. >> i never met mr. kelly. >> you have never met r. kelly skelly? re life met mr. kelly. i've only talked to him one time on the phone. do you know what he told me? he said you're going to have to wait to see your daughter. trust the process. how can you tell another father to trust the process, but you raving on tv that want to see your kids? how do you think that makes me feel as a father. >> the two women have been living with kelly at his home in chicago. they say their parents have had a different agenda. >> my parents definitely started this whole situation. >> which situation? >> what's going on. you know, basically lying and trying to get money and bring all these different lies and stuff. especially my dad, he's the whole master of this whole situation. >> did either of you try to get money from r. kelly s? >> no. >> you never got money and you never tried to get money? >> no. >> only business dealings were potentially related to my daughter. >> so why is your daughter saying this is all about money, that you all are only out for the money?

r. kelly. >> yes. yes.id if they ever have to plaque mail him, what they're trying to do now, they can use it against them which is exactly what they're doing. >> joycelyn, i see you nodding a lot with what she is saying. why are you nodding in agreement? >> because everything she's saying is true. our parents are basically out here just to get money. >> your parents. >> both of our parents are basically trying to get money and scam because they didn't agree on what happened, you know with music or whatever it could be and they're just very upset. >> this is the first time hearing, to be honest with you, that your parents are trying to get money from r. kelly because your father told a very different story to me last night. >> yeah. he's the manipulator. he's very manipulative. so he's the one you need to watch out for, but my dad and my mom, they started to send threats to beth me and h threats to both me and him. i said i'll put your naked pictures and i'll ruin you and i'll ruin him. if he doesn't send $

r. kelly, all the attention and his initial arrest last month came after the explosive r. mentary aired and before that, true crime docs such as "making a murderer" and "the jinx" helped sign a light on controversial and sometimes overlooked cases. i'm really into true crime. >> i know. season one of npr's podcast "serial" was downloaded by 171 million people, now hbo's followup to "serial" is hoping to become one of the game-changing documentaries itself. >> i was one of the millions of people that was obsessed with the "serial" podcast. >> the jury, they moved like lightning. >> into a murder mystery. now in "the case against adnan syed" we are seeing the names involved. >> i have a photographic memory. that never left my mind. >> adnan syed was convicted of killing his girlfriend hae min lee. >> a lower court threw out the conviction because his trial lawyer ignored an alibi witness. >> reporter: syed is in jail, but could a hbo documentary help set him free? it took three years to make and interviewed dozens of subjects. >> i wish i never would have talked to y'all in t

r. kelly. new details from the singer's accusers following his emotional interview with gayle king. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison. manafort was convicted of tax and bank fraud. it was the highest profile criminal case mounted by special counsel robert mueller. the punishment is far lighter than what was recommended under sentencing guidelines. laura podesta is here in new york with whether a pardon could be in manafort's future. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, manafort could be looking at another 20 years behind bars if this judge had not so drastically shortened his sentence. despite the tax and bank fraud convictions, judge t.s. ellis said manafort led an otherwise blameless life and called him a campaign chairman paul manafort was sentenced thursday to nearly four years in

r. kelly.ok at that series, that lifetime series "surviving r. kelly." 50 women approximately came forward and told their story. they put a face to the allegations that have been swirling about r. kelly for two decades now, and those images are seared in the memories of millions of people that watch that documentary. that's going to be a pretty big hurdle for him to overcome in a jury trial. >> at least one of those women in that documentary said this is an act, that was a performance, and he is trying to sway public opinion, areva, especially in light of the legal case ahead of him. >> yeah, and if that was his goal, i don't think he accomplished it, fred. i think if anything, he showed the american people that he is violent, potentially violent, that he's threatening, into he's unhinged emotionally as you said. i cannot think of any benefit that this video or this interview did for him other than perhaps give him an opportunity to tell his story. i just don't think the american people are buy

r. kelly. i think every administration resents congressional oversight and complains congressional oversight over some of their issues detract from their ability to carry out their policies. but this is as old as the presidency itself. the push and pull we are seeing between president trump and the congressional overlords. we have seen it with presidents bush and obama. what's different for president trump is the investigation into his personal finances. howie: i covered this going back to the reagan administration. wouldn't the democrats have avoided bad press if they had spaced out these requests? mo: it's interesting one read the two stories, the "new york times" and the "washington post," they are not necessarily mutually exclusive. it represents a fundamental threat to the trump presidency and it could be seen as something that undermines the democratic case and argument. howie: to the extent that president trump resists these demands and there is precedence for these battles. do you see t

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r. kelly for more than a decade. av >>you ever had sex -- >> no. >> -- with anyone under the age of 17? >> no. >> never? >> no. >> have you broken any laws when it comes to women? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: last month r. kell pleaded ilty to 10 charges of sexual abuse involving four women, three of them minors. his arrest came soon after the release of a docuseries "surviving r. kelly." seven womewere interviewed, all accuse the 52-year-old ofex some form ofl misconduct. tim and jonda savage say r. kelly isolding their 23 -year-old daughter joycelin against her will. >> wt i saw on tv this morning, the way he acted when he got upset, i can only imagine what he does behind closed doors. >> reporte joycelin savage says she wants to live with r. kelly. today she called her family for the first time in two years. >> i'm very happy. py how do we know you're h we don't hear from you in two years?av >> ito go now. >> i love you, joycelin! >> i have to go now. >> lester, a publicist for r. kelly says that the singer wen

con su familia que tiene que pagar por lo que hizo y por lo que sigue haciendo. >> el 9 de marzo r kellye pasaron dos o tres aÑos. >>de la niÑa esa alegre que iba a la aventura, a recorrer, quÉ queda? >> todavÍa estoy ahí. siento que es muy importante para mÍ que puedo hablar lo que te pasÓ. eso es cambiar mi historia. yo quiero ayudar a otras porque yo sÉ que hay muchas mujeres que pasar uno mismo. >> lizeth martÍnez estÁ escribiendo un libro en el que contarÁ su historia. esta semana un hombre de pensilvania entregÓ a las autoridades un vÍdeo en el que asegura se ve al cantante abusando de niÑas menores de edad. r kenia negado todas las acusaciones en su contra. no hemos obtenido respuesta en este tema. regresamos luego de una breve pausa. >>despuÉs de una pausa: tuvo que tomar una dura decisiÓn despuÉs de recibir una que tomar una dura decisiÓn despuÉs de recibir una advertencia de su propio hijo. mascara en un instante nueva snapscara de maybelline new york. volumen definido y sin grumos. ¡con pigmentos puros, se aplica y se retira en un instante! sin ojos de mapache. volumen definid

r. kelly from 2011 to 2013. she claims throughout their relationship the singer kicked, slapped, and punched her, and she says kelly describing his accusers as liars is no surprise. liars is no surprise. >> reporter: i'm going to name the names: andrea kelly, kitty jones, lisa van allen, lizette martinez, jurong depace, faith rogers, asante mcgee. you're saying everythihey said in that documentary about you is not true. >> they are lying on me. >> he thinks in his mind that we've all conspired together to take him down. and the truth is it just became a domino effect. >> reporter: both jones and mcgee hope kelly's years of alleged emotional, physical, and sexual abuse are over. for them, kelly's interview with gayle king may have been his last act. >> i know he would cry at the drop of a dime. he's a great performer. on and off the stage. >> reporter: both women i spoke to today, like several of kelly's accusers, say he needs help. jeff, i spoke with kelly's manager tonight who tells me the r&b singer could be re

r. kelly. she calls her f first time in two years. >> i'm very happy. >> how will we know you're happy when we don't hear from you in tw years? >> i have to go now. >> i love you, joyce lynn. >> i have to go now. >> that was stephanie gosk reporting. >>> former trumpn campa chairman paul manafort will h learnis fate today. a federal judge is scheduled t sentence him from a trial that stole the spotlight back in august. manafort was found guilty on a slew of charges and now faces up to 24 years in a prison well as millions of dollars in fines. for the latest let's get to tts joining from us d.c. this morning. tracie, there is more trouble in store for man no for the next week. >> reporter: exactly. this week he is looking at a maximum of 24 years in the virginia trial. he pleaded guilty in washington. that sentencing is next week. manafort could be looking at another ten years either consecutively or concurrently, that' up to the judge. these are separate charges none of them r tated the trump c

r. kelly right there.ch to the mult teud and are you-- everyone is marveling, including myself at your compose sure in this moment. what is going through your mind at this moavment because you look like a graph enimage from a temp e89 or something. >> in is the thing. i could see him getting more heated. he was upset with me about am sov the questions, that is okay. he was a little irstate-- irritated. that is okay. the picture was taken by my makeup guy who as you see say really good photographer. i didn't even know he was in the room taking pictures. so we are sitting there, and lazarus is snapping away, he took 800 pictures that night, think about that. so when i see robert getting really up et and-- upset an stands out of his seat, my initial reaction is my god, please don't leave, please don't leave, please don't leave. we had seen him storm out of interviews before. and so i was thinking i will not be able to ask my questions, so i thought what can i do to save the interview, i thought if i sat there

r. kelly this morning.is first interview since being charged with sexually abusing four people, including three underage girls. he denies any wrong doing. he sat down or rather stood up for part of this interview that went off the rails on cbs this morning. >> i have been assassinated. i have been buried alive. but i'm alive. how stupid would it be for me, with my crazy past and what i've been through? oh, right now i think i need to be monster and hold girls against their will, chain them up in by basement and don't let them eat or out unless they need shoes down the street. yeah, quit playing. quit playing. i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life. y'all telling me with this [ bleep ]. >> robert? >> 30 years of my career. y'all trying to kill me. you killing me, man. this is not about music. i'm trying to have a relationship with my kids and i can't do it. y'all don't want to believe the truth. you don't want to believe it. >> so at that point, r. kelly 's publicist steps

r. kelly before?as ago at a birthday party it is one of those things where you say hi, hi, hi. i didn't want to be one of those guy that goes we met five years ago. i had no relationship with him. >> stephen: no idea what to expect, the energy. >> you did go to see him 15 minutes before the interview, to his apartment. so i went-- trump tower in chicago. >> stephen: okay. >> in chicago. so i went 15 minutes before to say hi. you know, thank you so much for doing this. you know, we want to hear what you have to say and let you tell your story. he was sitting in sweat pants, got a christmas tree up in the house, that he keeps, he had the christmas tree up since 1993 as a tribute to his mother. he loves his mother. it was her favorite holiday, she passed away. he had it up. it was very hot, he was resting his voice, sitting in sweat pants. i said we he said, i'm going to change," because he had on sweats. "i will put on a suit." i go you are going to put on a suit. he said "yep, and i will be down." beca

r. kelly. she later sat down with reporter kenneth craig to share how she struck a balance during the explosive interview. >> reporter: what about when he got out of his chair? did that change anything? were you feeling uncomfortable? >> i wasn't feeling uncomfortable. i was in can wear is he going? i was thinking i hope he is not leaving. i have some more questions. >> how did you strike that balance? i was thinking the entire time, she's got to walk a fine line. she doesn't want to make him too angry. >> you don't want to agitate him, yes. i was worried he was going to leave and i was glad he didn't because as you see, there is much more to the conversation and he doesn't stay angry the whole time. most of the time, he is very calm and levelheaded. he just wants people to understand that he thinks it's a conspiracy against him. that all the women are lying and his in a circle has been lying, people are trying to get book deals. everyone is trying to capitalize off of him. >> r. kelly has face

r. kelly is back in jail this morning in chicago after failing to pay child support. is comes as a new accusation surfaced that kelly allegedly had sex with a teenage girl in detroit nearly two decades ago. detroit police say they are investigating. meanwhile, kelly maintained his innocence against sexual abuse charges in an explosive interview with "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king. his live-in girlfriends are coming to his defense, and their families are responding, too. laura podesta is covering all of this from here in new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. just hours after the emotional interview aired yesterday, r. kelly was taken into police custody in chicago for a different crime -- not paying his share of child support. authorities say he must stay in jail until the full amount is paid, but kelly says the other allegations surrounding him are making it impossible for him to work. r. kelly will remain behind bars until he can pay $161,000 in child support to his children's mother. >> they wanted the entire amount. >> reporter

r. kelly, what do you make of the interview? >> r. kelly may be creepy, but only time will tell if he's criminal. i'm not here to defend r. kelly but i'm here to defend the process and the presumption of innocence that all of us have in these criminal cases. with these sexual assault allegations, there's a lot of factors that we have to look into before we can get to the point that we know he will be convicted in a court of law. >> trace: we talk about legally, power in numbers hurts r. kelly. you have multiple accusers now. it's tough for a jury to overcome. we've seen this time and time again when you have sexual assault violations. if there's one accuser, it's tough. if there's multiple accusers, it does something to the jury. >> it's true. it's difficult for a criminal defendant to overcome multiple accusers in a sexual assault case. if you have small problems, the strength in numbers overcome that and people on the jury look at you is you're just that kind of person. you're the type of person that does this repeatedly. as a defens

r. kelly can't come up with that kind of money? r. made millions. >> michael jackson made billions. he died broke. whitney houston, tyler perry had to fly her body and pay for her funeral. this is what i understand, this is what i heard. so, people, things happen, i mean, things happen. r. kelly said, he doesn't read that well, he said that he's not the best writer. >> so, he mismanaged his money. he spent it all. >> i'm not going to say she he spent it all. people took advantage of him, as well. >> you set up the interview with gayle king. we all saw this moment. look at this. >> y'all killing me with this [ bleep ]. i gave up 30 years of my [ bleep ] -- >> i hope this camera keep going. >> we're going to keep the camera rolling. >> this is not true. it doesn't even make sense. why would you hold all these -- >> what do you think of that? is r. kelly in control of himself? as a crisis person, what do you think of that moment and that interview? >> if i was facing seven years in the state penitentiary, i'm not saying i'd act like that

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r. kelly had sex with me when i was under the age of 18. r. y was abusive to me, emotionally and physically and verbally." >> okay. >> reporter: "r. kelly took me in a black room where unspeakable things happened." this is what they're saying about you. >> not true. >> reporter: these are not old rumors. >> not true, whether they're old rumors, new rumors, not true. >> reporter: why would they say those things about you? >> future rumors, not true. >> glor: kelly became much more emotional as gayle continued her questioning. here is more of that. >> reporter: and correct me if i am wrong, that you have never held anybody against their will. >> i don't need to. why would i? >> reporter: well-- >> how stupid would that be for r. kelly, with all i've been through in my way, way past, to hold somebody-- let alone four, five, six-- 50 you said. how stupid would i be to do that? >> reporter: i didn't say you were holding-- >> that's stupid, guys! is this camera on me? >> reporter: yes, it's on you. >> that's stupid! use your common sense! don't-- for

tim and jon-jelyn savage say r-kelly has brainwashed their daughter, joyce-yln savage, into a sexual relationship. kelly faces aggravated criminal sexual abuse charges... which he denies. today, savage's mom said r-kelly's behavior is similar to what you'd see in a cult. "joycelyn if you do hear my message please know that your mother loves you dearly. all the lies, manipulation, things you've heard about your family that we took money that we don't want to see you... those are all lies.i see it as a modern day cult. cults work by isolating your family members, your friends, anybody from your past."(grant) the parents also say they have not seen their daughter in more than two years. over the weekend, kelly was released from jail after being arrested for failing to pay child support. his bail was set at 161-thousand dollars-- which is how much he reportedly owes in child support. it's not clear who paid the money to get him out. (vicki) even though it's the offseason, the news cycle never really stops in the nfl. and the raiders were sure busy this weekend. (grant) the team doesn't ha

r. kelly. the singer is facing ten counts of felony aggravated sexual abuse. the man who found the tape says he almost threw itaway. >> to my shock and surprise, r. kelly appeared to be on tape but not in concert. instead, he was sexually asing underaged african-american girls. >> r. kelly deniess he on any tape with underaged girls. the doubting is self-evident, reporting that the manhe on t tape kind of sort of looks like r. kelly. that doesn't make it him. >>> prince george's county fire investigators are trying to figure out why someone's garage went up in flames. look at the scene from yesterday afternoon. the garage is completely dest y nestroyed. no o was hurt and the flames did not spread to the resf the home. >>> this weekend, the best and brightest high scol robotics teams showed their ciorenst a b. 40 student s teams had weeks to conceptualize, design and build robots. this year's game was like a mission to an alien planet. >> some really supersmarts k building robots. >> and the nat

r. kelly. just hours after an explosive sitdown interview with the singer airing on tv, back behind bars and this time it's for not paying child support. that interviewas time seal abuse. stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: theinger went to cy ready to pay off half of the moren in child support. but that wasn't enough. the musician was led away in handcuffs. >> hopefully we'll get him out by wednesday of next week. >> reporter: the arrest coming less than a day after his shocking interview with cbs news. the three-time grammy winner responding 0 allegations of sexual misconduct with minors. >> i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life! y'all killing me with this [ bleep ]! i gave 30 years of my life! >> robert. >> 30 years of my career! y'all trying to kill me! you're killing me, man! >> reporter: in the interview, r. kelly said accusers are liars out for money and fame. including in the series "survi r. kelly." >> the man needs help. >> they're absolutely. >>

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 bathroom. she said she often disobeyed and then suffered what she called quote consequences including spankings, slappings and beatings. >> she seemingly

r. kelly for money. we have never received a penny from r. told our daughter to him or anyone else. they believe he should go to jail and die there. that is literally what they said. a lot of emotion here coming from those concerned about their daughters, who are currently adults and living with r. kelly. >> remarkable. thank you for the important reporting. >> remember the tears of the victims. that's the focus. >> exactly what sarah mentioned. you're right. >>> moments from now on capitol hill, kirstjen nielson will face tough questions on border security, also the zero tolerance policy. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even

r. kelly and billionaire hedge fund or jeffrey epstein this week while r. kelly has been getting angry and jumping out of chairs during prime time news interviews to profess his innocence after chicago police finally saw one too many sex tapes and lifetime documentary series as featuring the singer's predation of underage girls there's strangely been barely a whisper out of u.s. law enforcement or even a brief interview on mainstream media for mr epstein even after a federal judge recently ruled that federal prosecutors under former miami u.s. attorney alex acosta broke the law when they concealed a plea agreement for more than thirty underage victims who had been sexually abused by the wealthy new york hedge fund manager. two very powerful men in their respective fields both the quds do the most heinous of crimes but while kelly is finally being forced to face the consequences of his actions under the harsh glare of the media spotlight mr geoffrey upstream has stayed hidden in the shadows and it would appear that both the media and police are fine with that

r. kelly case. one of the anonymous accusers in r. kelly's case is speaking out publicly for the first time. renita carter told our jericka duncan about an alleged assault in 2003 that she says helped lead to the singer's arrest last month. take a look. >> 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 m

r. kelly. everybody is now coming forward. look, there's no money for these people. >> reporter: now, in the wake of kelly's explosive cbs interview. >> have you ever had sex with anyone under the age of 17? >> no, no. >> never? >> no. >> reporter: another woman coming forward claiming he sexually assaulted her when she was just 13, saying she's now willing to testify against kelly, writing in a statement -- "listening to r. kelly's denials about what he did to underage girls like me was very hurtful. he needs to tell the truth and he needs to stop playing the victim." kelly pleading not guilty to the charges, adamant he's never held a woman against her will. >> i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life! y'all killing me with this! [ bleep ]. >> reporter: two of kelly's fiercest defenders? his live-in girlfriends, azriel clary and joycelyn savage, accusing their own parents of fabricating the allegations for financial gain. >> i talked to your dad last night and he's very concerned. he said he was here two days ago and you wouldn't ev

r. kelly off camera.gating a new allegation against the r&b star, the possible sexual assault of a 13-year-old in 2001. comes on the heels of that wild on air implosion with cbs's gayle king. new video came out today. this time their interviews with two women who say they're in love with r. kelly and are standing by him. however, king flagged something that we weren't able to hear. listen to this. >> his team had told us that r. kelly would not be in the room. after the interview started he was around the corner, behind them, they couldn't see him. but it points -- at points during the conversation he would cough very loudly like that so they were aware he was there. >> he wanted them to know -- he tried to stop the interview backstage a couple times. >> yeah, a couple times. >> joining me now for some perspective, actor, comedian, d.l. hughley. >> good to see you. if i was r. kelly i would stay so far away from gayle king. that was a horrible interview, didn't work for him at all. >> it wasn't her fault.

r. kelly on your shirt? >> semen. >> reporter: did you see the interview r. lly did with gayle king in which he denied ever sexually assaulting a woman, ever sexually assaulting anyone under age. >> yes, i saw it. >> reporter: what did you think when you were watching that? >> it felt like it should be a crime to publicly tell a story, that he's able to get on television and lie. >> reporter: well, kelly's defense attorney steve greenberg says these allegations were fully investigated and a decision was made not to bring any charges. >> glor: really tough to hear that story. >> reporter: it is. >> glor: do we know why there were no charges? >> reporter: that's a great question. we tried to get answers, jeff. because carter is now a part of this open case against r. kelly, the state attorney's office said it would not comment on that case as well as the one from 2003. it's also important to note that carter entered into two settlements with r. kelly that were supposed to remain confidential. those settlements totaling $750,000. >> glor: two settlements? >> corr

r. kelly. they come just one day after he was released from a chicago jail after failing to pay child support.a ncan is there. >> reporter: just one day after r&b singer r. kelly was released from jail in his child support case... >> we're gonna straighten all of this stuff out, that's all i can say right now. i promise you. >> reporter: ...another alleged sex tape of kelly has surfaced. this time with more than one underaged girl, according to attorney gloria allred. >> there was a v.h.s. tape of what appeared to be r kelly sexually abusing children. >> reporter: allred, who would not comment on whether she has seen the tape, held a news conference in new york with a couple from pennsylvania who say they found the tape at their home. >> i can't get the memory out of my head. >> reporter: gary dennis says he was cleaning out a box of old v.h.s. tapes when he found it. >> i noticed a sports tape but it also had r. kelly's name on it. r. kelly appeared to be on the tape, but not in concert. instea

r. kelly." seven women were interviewed, all accuse the 52-year-old of some form of sexual misconduct. tim and jonda savage say r. kelly is holding their 23-year-old daughter joycelin against her will. >> what i saw on tv this morning about the way he acted when he got upset, i can only imagine what he does behind closed doors. >> reporter: joycelin savage says she wants to live with r. kelly. today she called her family for the first time in two years. >> how do we know you're happy, we don't hear from you in two years? >> i have to go now. >> i love you, joycelin! >> i have to go now. >> lester, a publicist for r. kelly says that the singer went to court today prepared to pay about half what was he owed in child support, adding that the judge told kelly he would be behind bars until he paid it all. >> i know a lot of people think it might have been a risk for him to talk in that situation today but obviously he has a forceful denial. >> he certainly does. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> a week a

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r. kelly? >> i've never met mr. kelly. >> hello. >> hey, joycelyn, this is mommy. >> reporter: the 23-year-old called her parent shortly after the interview can kelly aired wednesday to let them know she's okay, but they believe their daughter has been brainwashed. >> i call them prison calls because i can tell someone is listening to the calls and she called with a one with a script. >> reporter: savages say it's been oh two years since they last saw their daughter in person. >> joycelyn and kelly's other girl friend 21-year-old israel izrile clary say there is nothing wrong with the relationship. >>> this is chelsea manning's mugshot. she objects to the secrecy of the grand jury process and she revealed everything she knows at her court-martial. the judge said manning will remain in jail until she testifies or until the grand jury concludes. manning was convicted in 2013 of leaking classified government information to wikileaks. >>> president trump is defending his former campaign chairman paul manafort who was jus

r kelly is back behind bars after a court appearance over unpaid child support.interview on us television, denying separate charges of sex abuse, the singer was taken into custody for failing to pay more than $160,000 in child support to his ex—wife. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. another day in court for the singer who had earlier told american television he was fighting for his life. separate from the sex abuse charges r kelly is facing, he owes backdated child support payments to his former wife. they have three children together. a month ago, he was told by a judge that he would go to jail if he failed to hand over more than $160,000. r kelly's publicist said he could not make the payments because he did not have the money. he can't pay, as you know, he hadn't worked in a long time. he can't book shows, can't do anything. there's been a lot of things going on in mr kelly's life. lawsuits, all the things that are happening. and he just didn't have the money. and so, he didn't have $160,000. so, we have tried to work some things out, it di

r. kelly guy who was accused of -- r. the smollett case became one about race. it was novels like there were certain people out there who were disappointed when it seems like this thing with a big hoax. they wanted this to be a racial incident, racial hate crime reinforcing the stereotypes that this is what's wrong with society today. the overriding problem in society today is one of race. tom. >> well, you know, it's like in football. they are to run that play until someone finds a way to stop it. as long as it pays off, they're going to keep doing it. what's painful to me is how few people there are today who bother to check out the facts. in many cases, just the smallest effort of checking out the facts would cost so many of these things to fall apart. we have a whole history of this, going back to a woman in the 19-something and then another case. any number of these things. as long as they keep succeeding politically, they will continue to run that play. >> laura: do you think president trump would do well to make, li