it's crazy, i can't believe it happened. >> reporter: the music major went to angela fleischer.cking a trend in how colleges deal with campus sexual assault. fleischer says it gives the survivors the control, and it appears to be working. >> the reports for the campus have doubled and i imagine will double yet again this year. students are having the sense that they can trust the system. >> reporter: a system niki says she turned to when she no longer felt safe taking classes with luke, who was still on campus. fleischer brought niki to ashland police detective carrie hull who knew there was one way that could prove what her ex-boyfriend had done. the police ask you to secretly record luke, and you think what? >> they gave me two options. they said, "we could do this over the phone, we could do it in person. knowing him as well as i did, i -- i had a feeling that he would be suspicious or would be unwilling to -- to talk about those sorts of things over the phone. i knew i had to do it in person. >> sitting down when you're wired is hard. >> reporter: were you scared something c

to their credit, ari fleischer and andy card allowed me to stay on as the only broadcast reporter and then one print reporter was also allowed to stay on. we spent 10 hours with the president. we were assured that wherever he goes, that the press, the few remaining core group of us would stay with him. i was allowed to use my cell phone to call in what the president was doing but there was nobody at the white house that i could call. they'd been evacuated. so i called abc news and they would put me on the air live with peter jennings who was anchoring nonstop. and i knew that every word i spoke and every -- the kind of sense and the tone that i used would help to describe what the commander in chief and the leader of the free world was doing at that moment. hours and hours later, the president -- we landed in omaha nebraska he was able to go underground to a bunker where he actually did have closed circuit communications and held a national security council meeting with video connections back to the white house, to the pentagon, to new york, and the president decided that he wanted to

. >> all right a former white house press secretary ari fleischer and my guest and so much more.so there is a bit of a smackdown going on, how do you see it? >> as a white house guy, there is a lot i don't like. i think you need to have a executive to run foreign policy. you have to understand the relationship between israel and united states and iran is the central issue and the israelis and many in congress don't think the president is handling iran right. he keeps kicking it down the road trying to get it past his presidency while lives are at stake in israel. that what's at stake here. >> obviously the speaker invited netanyahu the president made it clear he will veto any bipartisan measure, by the way to induce more sanctions on iran. so that's why the speaker did it, right? >> well, i think it's out of frustration with the way the president does not take the iran threat seriously. i think what the president wants to do is keep post uponing the deadlines. he has threatened iran with sanctions if the talks don't lead to conclusions. all he does is kick it down the road. congr

we landed and at that point i made the argument to ari fleischer -- the white house press secretary - can't bump the press off the plane. at a time of crisis you need to have that independent voice who can assure not only the american people but the world that our government hasn't been crippled by this. and to their credit ari fleischer and andy card allowed me to stay on as the only broadcast reporter. and then one print reporter was also allowed to stay on. we spent basically ten hours with the president. we were assured wherever he goes that the press -- theg little core group of us would stay with limb. and i was allowed to use my cell phone to call in what the president was doing but there was nobody at the white house i could call. they'd been evacuated. so i had called abc news and they would put me on the air live with peter jennings who was anchoring non-stop. and i knew that every word i spoke and every -- the kind of sense and the tone that i used would help to describe what the commander in chief and the leader of the free world was doing at that moment. hours and hours l