i'm reena ninan. singer r. kelly remains in custody after surrendering to police on charges of criminal sexual abuse. today, prosecutors described the disturbing allegations against him involving multiple underaged girls. he maintains his innocence. a judge set his bond at $1 million. fwarning for viewers tonight-- the details in our first story are graphic. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: in graphic detail, state attorney kim foxx described the allegations involving four women who say they were sexually abused by three-time grammy winner and r&b singer r. kelly. one of the cases involved a 24-year-old who says she had an appointment to braid kelly's rir back in 2003. >> robert kelly grabbed the victim by the head and tried to emrce her mouth on to his exposed penis, and his semen was identified on the shirt. the male d.n.a. identified in the semen sample is a match to fibert kelly's d.n.a. profile. >> reporter: the charges involve multiple forced sex cets. according to court records, three of the four wome

reena. >> ninan: liz palmer in caracas. thank you, liz.navy conducted its trst all-female fly-over to honor one of the navy's first dmale pilots. it took place during the funeral in tennessee for captain rosemary mariner, the pioneering aviator who died last week at the age of 65. mariner broke gender barriers when she became one of the mavy's first female jet pilots in 1974, and later the first woman to command a naval aviation squadron. as the midwest and east coast recover from the icy polar vortex, the west coast is getting slammed by a major pacific storm. california residents are on high alert as severe winds and heavy rains create dangerous conditions, including the threat of mudslides. carter evans has more. >> reporter: floodwaters washed through the burned-out hills of malibu as the latest winter heorm slammed southern california. wind gusting up to 60 miles per s ur blew trees into homes and whipped up water spouts offshore. drivers tried to navigate flooded streets in santa barbara as torrential rain drenched communities, with

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joining michigan democrat sha reena ta bob -- and their allies believe they have been singled out becausereligion. >> i know the congresswoman. though i don't believe she would harbor those sorts of views as they were characterized. >> they are the only member of congress to back bdts, which is a movement to put pressure on israel. they said they know that it would trample free speech rights. a palestinian p. i'm shufr they will get it to you. zmz. he told cnn last week that i see raefls inde -- israel was indeed an ally to the u.s. >> do you think israel is an ally or an enemy? >> israel is an ally. we want to make sure our allies are living out the same values that we push for the u.s. >> influential democrats are raising concerns about the congresswoman's positions. >> i think the movement singles out israel. it singles out the only jewish state in the world and i believe it's inherently unfair. >> you were outside congresswoman klobuchar's office. how has she responded to this memo? >> she hasn't responded yet. we're outside her office. we expect a statement to come from her. we haven

borrowing the words of one of my former colleagues, reena rogie, district court life is like controlled chaos. there's a fast-moving pace every single moment of every single day. there are countless different motions running and jumping through your door. there are hearings and trials and procedures of all kinds occurring in the courtroom. what you can expect of a day in the district court is that one day will never look like the preceding day and no two days are ever identical. amount of information that you absorb as a judge is in one given day is so large that at the end of my first year as a district court judge, i told a friend that i finally understood why the brain is a muscle. mine had expanded so far from all of the knowledge i was stuffing into that it was a good thing it was a muscle and it could stretch. it is not only varied in matters the district court judge is handling, but in the -- and the issues that you're dealing with, but it's also varied in your human interactions with people. you're dealing with lawyers and not just in cursory ways a conference or a motion might

it's been reenas far ased in case law, but in this particular case with paul manafort, there's otherctions that could charge him with state-related crimes. fundamentally as long as paul manafort is not indicted in the state of new york for the same exact crimes for which he's either been tried or for which he's already pled guilty, he will not be dealing with a double jeopardy defense. >> you still have the question of the ten charges, i believe, that were -- and it resulted in a hung jury. those aren't completely off the table, are they? >> they are certainly not. in fact, we do know that informally the jury was this close to convicting him for those other 11 counts that were out in the eastern district of virginia. those counts still remain out in the open. those counts could still be charged but paul manafort, again, at his age is already looking at significant exposure. the judge in d.c., judge jackson who had the roger stone case, she could sentence him ten years consecutive to what he's going to get in virginia. paul manafort has had the incentive to tell the truth, to cooperat