According to police were underage. matt finn joins us from the windy city outside a courtroom of sorts. what do we expect? reporter: in a few hours, our kelly will stand before the same judge in the same courtroom where jussie smollett appeared 48 hours ago. the state attorney, not be released on bond today. one of the big questions is whether the judge will hand down a bond and if kelly epstein will have enough cash on hand to bail them out today. our kelly turned himself in to chicago police last night. the indictment against going to graphic detail about the alleged sexual abuse by four women, three of which were underage at the time. here is his attorney responding to these charges. the state attorney succumbed to public pressure, pressure from grand standards like michael avenatti and brought these charges. mister kelly is strong, he has a
Bond today. one of the big questions is whether the judge will issue bond and if r. kelly does have cash onhand to bail him out. celebrity avenatti is representing one of the girls in indictment. he just entered courthouse. r. kelly turned himself on police, 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse indictment against r. kelly, goes into graphic detail about women who were under aged at the time. michael avenatti claims he has submitted tape which depicts r. kelly involved in sexual act with 14-year-old girl, here is r. kelly s attorney responding to that allegation. no one shown us the tape, no one called us up, would you like to see it, no one said anything. they re walking around and they say a tape exists. r. kelly was thrust into spotlight that profiles underage
Friends of the officers lost in the line of duty. an activist who advocates for abortions for all, including illegals, is getting a reprieve tonight from an immigration court as she fights deportation. much more to the story. trace gallagher is here with details. alejandra pablo s is an activist who has organized a number of protests. she also had an abortion, saying president trump s policy were devastated the family she would create. she was released on bond today. her supporters say the reason she was jailed for more than a month is because i.c.e. was targeting her work as an activist and trying to silence her. i. i.c.e. officials say they do not target immigrants rights advocates. it s important to note that while alejandra pablo and her supporters are pointing fingers at i.c.e., they are forgetting pablo was a legal permanent resident until she got arrested for driving under the influence in 2009 and then got a felony
el, based on the number one murder charge, obviously, and facing a minimum of life sentence with a minimum mandatory of 30 years in prison, and conceivably in the future a possible death penalty case, the court will deny bond today. thank you, your honor. we ve been listening to the bond hearing and probable cause hearing for the father who on june 18th left his 22-month-old-year-old son in a car. he died. he was left there all day. one of the most shocking details to come out of this probable cause and bond hearing today, according to one detective s testimony, is that the
Allowed to exchange cards or gift on school property this year then the district would be required to allow students to distribute religious messages along with the gifts. what? required by whom? total b.s. fort worth school spokesman clint bond put it this way. we have students and parents who don t see santa claus as the icon for this time of year. so we have to be concerned about what their feelings are as well. so let me get this straight, if an image of santa claus is seen on school property some students might be depressed? sure. as soon as we began calling down to fort worth, the tone changed. here is mr. bond today. the district cannot endorse or promote or foster any particular religious belief or doctrine. so, what we are saying on our in our policy about seasonal celebrations is