. >> it's nonconsensual. frank is on the phone during this which makes it weirder. the bird going to town on the dude. >> i think frank with not mess with the grouse in the future. >> it's not very often that a would-be robber leaves with less than he walked in the door with. this is at a bank in sarajevo. notice the guy comes in with a hoodie. he has a gun in his hand wearing a mask. this man back there is a security guard and he quickly jumps into action. the guy points the gun at the tellers. he throws out a bag he wants him to fill up. the security guard body slams him into a chair and table and he ae's punching and testling w the guy. the guy runs away. leaves the gun behind, the bag behind. the security guard was awarded one month's salary for his courage. >> that's awesome. >> once he realized what was going on, the dude was like all right, it's go time. went up and grabbed the dude, put him in a wrestling move. >> security guard was doing his job but in florida, the police officer did the exact opposite. now this happened back in february, but it was just le

it is nonconsensual. look at frank.'s down there trying to -- he's on the phone too during this, which makes it even weirder. the bird just going to town on the dude. >> i think frank will not mess with the grouse in the future. >> video of a couple of guys out in the atv. it is all going great until -- >> it is not going great. >> until it is not going great. they get a little too sideways on this dune right here. >> oh. >> the whole thing starts to roll over. >> are they buckled in there or did the guy have to hold on to the bars. >> the passenger doesn't appear that -- >> oh! >> he's laughing about it. >> totally fine. the guy in the next video, maybe not so fine. motorcyclist cruising down the road. has a passenger. the video from the -- traffic going in both directions. around this point, the traffic dw begins to slow down. that is no problem. here he goes. in traffic. >> risky. >> yeah. >> but he's make good time. >> until he's not. >> oh! i felt that one. >> people go flying, land into oncoming traffic. the truck

walmart is there such a thing or is it nonconsensus reality? >> we are still learning a lot about it. briefly the physiological appreciation of annas ignazio is one of person suffers a stroke on the right side of the brain they neglect the entire side of their body. and so one learns just from that if from one single event one could actually be of the belief that part of them doesn't even exist so there's a physiological basis for denial of illness and that's where annas ignazio originates. there's a lot of thinking within psychiatry that for those who are rational to the degree that they are psychotic that there something going on with them physiologically that resembles it but in a bit of a holy grail no one has captured it but guess what? everybody in this room has denial of something and so the question is at what point are we talking about physiology of a psychological conflict as opposed to an actual physiological illn? .. .. >> so you will continue here and i will see is people have questions. >> thank you. so part of this bill that repr

. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges for schools, how to define nonconsensual sex. critics say that sometimes the definition the university use is too broad. it's a stat that's hardly changed in 20 years. >> most colleges vastly underreport sexual assault. >> there have been sexual assault cases involving athletes at st. john's -- >> rape on campus. when a friend or acquaintance turns out to be the rapest. >> reporter: an article from 1990, where victims wrote the name of their attackers on bathroom walls. cathy harris was at brown university and would become an activist on sexual assault. >> whenever there is national news about campus sexual assault, there becomes some awareness by the schools that they need to do something. as time passes, it's going to blow over. and things are going to go back to just how they were. i know this because we were talking about these things 25 years ago. nothing has changed. >> reporter: it's too late for columbia survivor emma sulkowicz. but she hopes it will be different for the next student. >> i think universities are in a posi

as if this was nonconsensual. does this r.a. have a duty to report that? >> my advice there as a c.s.a. is good faith so there is that piece for good faith. if the director for a rape crisis center report this it is clear they are not to investigate. the last thing you want to have the r.a. do is go to the victim and say listen, there is what -- you should not have, to me it sets up a bad example -- it is the start -- it has already been a bad situation but it is a start of a bad situation if the r.a. goes to question the victim in the video. >> we want the survivor to have great power as to whether or not this case is criminally investigated or not but at the same time there is a public safety duty of people that work at this university to protect other people from these crimes. so, if we are going to give all the power to the survivor as to whether the case goes forward then any time a bystander comes forward you are saying they would almost have to check off with the victim before they could in fact -- once law enforcement gets that name and once law en

as if this was nonconsensual. does this r.a. have a duty to report that? >> my advice there as a c.s.a. is good faith so there is that piece for good faith. if the director for a rape crisis center report this it is clear they are not to investigate. the last thing you want to have the r.a. do is go to the victim and say listen, there is what -- you should not have, to me it sets up a bad example -- it is the start -- it has already been a bad situation but it is a start of a bad situation if the r.a. goes to question the victim in the video. >> we want the survivor to have great power as to whether or not this case is criminally investigated or not but at the same time there is a public safety duty of people that work at this university to protect other people from these crimes. so, if we are going to give all the power to the survivor as to whether the case goes forward then any time a bystander comes forward, you are saying they would almost have to check off with the victim before they could in fact -- once law enforcement gets that name and once law e

violation of orders sometimes, so today might be involved with a con sense yule relationship that went nonconsensual. now they have to come in and admit that they had, you know, a relationship that led into rape and led into some of these other things which now they can't come forward without, you know, fairly consistent, you know, reviews of that misconduct and potentially even if it's not just from the criminal justice side, but administrative repercussions from those. so just, you know, underage drinking, you know, some of the -- maybe a violation of some of the general orders and some of the other regulations and policies may be appropriate. >> i think the challenge will be in your own use of the word "minor" and then your own characterization of all these things as "really important" to reconcile that bridge between minor and really important. >> right. >> the last question i had was slide 36, the conclusion that mcios and trial counsel should make the decision about whether something is unfounded, and i wonder what role do you see for the commander in that decision making process? it doesn't m