i think i might have been raped. they don't say i was raped.e don't -- it's too much for them to process. >> and it's a part of the healing process, part of the psychological trauma, when you're in a situation like that. and that's really one of the things i appreciated so much about your book, that "missoula" really goes into how normal it is for a woman who has been raped to try to -- to try to deal with that by telling yourself this can't have happened. this can't have been that bad. you know, you're really in this state of suspended animation and freezing in a lot of cases. >> two points. i give women more credit for being adults than some people do. i think if a woman says no, i wasn't raped, the likeliest explanation is no, she wasn't raped. the people who do these surveyed that we're hearing about, they don't buy that. they don't ask her, were you raped? they ask her a bunch of other questions they interpret as meaning she was raped. >> stick around. we have much more to talk about. we want stoourt and melinda and jon to stay with us. ja

, won't rape, haven't raped.ng these crimes, it is the repeat offenders who are the core of this problem. >> i was incarcerated for six and a half years for sexual assault. i know i was at fault. like i said, i guess the reason i really wanted to do this interview was to maybe help someone else out. maybe have them become aware of, you know, what they're doing wrong. >> the really practiced sex offenders identify groups of people who are more vulnerable. >> college is a place where lots of alcohol is consumed. and the number of victims is endless. >> these men select victims ahead of time. could be a bar, it could be a fraternity party, where people are drinking. >> at the parties, like frat parties, people are getting wasted. it's not like a lot of the time dependent on who they're with. nobody keeps an eye on them. >> the alcohol is essentially a weapon that is used to render somebody extremely vulnerable. >> alcohol definitely makes it easier to overpower a victim and they're inebriated or under the influence,

i was raped and i box, that is not it. i was raped and i box. that's it. resilience is the word, doesn't matter what your father is, what your mother is, they're not you. i haven't had the worst parents but they're pretty close, i think. and you know thank god that you blessed them to change. but you know as a young child, i think the more things that you go through, it builds character. >> here you have this dream of going through olympics, getting a gold medal. sometimes success scarce people. and they almost self-sabotage. >> yes. >> was there ever a time when you were actually afraid of winning gold? >> yes. i was afraid of winning gold the last match. i knew i could beat the girl before we entered the ring, i just knew it. i just remember thinking wow, all these people are going to come around who i know are just users and you know going to be trying to manipulate me, use me and i was like if i get silver maybe it won't be so many. after that, i just turned up. >> clarissa first turned up at the ring at 11 and never looked up. at 17 she won the first

it wasn't a nice rape. there is no such thing as a nice rape. >> but understanding the motives of this cold-blooded killer would come later. first he would have to be caught and the detective who was haunted by the killings was now on the hunt. >> we got a computer printout from the motor vehicle department, and we started to look for that type of a person with that type of a car, and we started where the body was found and we moved outward. i took the first four, which were the closest to the -- where the body was located. >> detective malchik chose michael ross because he lived closest to the scene of the murder. he went to ross' house. >> i just knocked on his door at 8:00 in the morning. and he fit the description of the person that we were looking for. the basic description, tall, thin white male. the only thing unusual was that he wasn't wearing any -- he was wearing glasses, and none of the witnesses saw any glasses when they saw him walking behind wendy baribeault on route 12 on the day of the murde

they get raped, robbed and murdered. everything they get goes to the leeches, the pimps. >> tonight's operation takes place in one of oakland's most popular tourist spots. while unsuspecting families enjoy their ocean view, criminals harboring juveniles set up shop. what makes this particular area attractive to pimps? it's just a short five-minute drive from the busiest intersection of oakland, where everyday johns know they can buy a young girl. investigators say the explosion of the internet and sites like these make buying a child as easy as ordering a pizza. men can order up the hair color, age and ethnicity of their choice. that keeps the oakland pd child exploitation unit hopping. >> our office is constantly ringing from san francisco up to oregon to other states. we get a lot of girls from all over the place. how it works is oakland is part of the circuit. the circuit runs nationwide, oakland, san francisco, santa barbara, l.a., phoenix, atlanta, up to washington, d.c., minnesota, seattle, back down to san francis

the rape? >> if the rapist doesn't ejaculate, you have no semen sample. in this case, our supposition was that mr. ferris was choking cheryl miller to get her to participate in this act, and he killed her. and in that instance, he may very well have lost the desire to complete the act. >> you can't tell us what he was thinking, can you? >> no, i cannot tell you. >> the defense had one last chance to respond. blasting the prosecution experts. first, the medical examiner who disputed findings by the original pathologist, now dead, that the killer was sterile. >> it's 100% pure speculation. >> no, it is not. that is my opinion. if you want to conclude it is speculation, sobeit. >> who are you going to believe? some guy 30 years later saying the clown must have been mistaken or a guy doing thousands of autopsies who saw it? the man who took it out of the woman's body. he knew what he had. he knew it was semen. >> what does it say to you that this theory has changed? >> that they don't know. they do

and we have also created a false distinction between raping a child and paying to rape a child, and ine of the latter, there is impunity and we don't treat the child as a victim, right? so why is there ever, ever an arrest of a child for being bought and sold. >> lexy, you mentioned you didn't even talk about this until you were 20. you didn't think of the men who came to the house to visit you were rapisted, it sounds like? >> yeah, i didn't really know what was going on. i was kept totally in the dark, and i was told if i said anything else something i cared about very much for pay. so that's the other thing you have to think about. it's not just their life and their well-being -- >> but it doesn't sound like the guys who were coming over and paying your pimp were very either. >> not at all. arrested? >> not at all. >> so all of the parties in the transaction aren't afraid. >> the traffickers are more afraid than the buyers. so we can look at what the department of justice has done in the last decade, and leek at what state prosecutors have done, and there really has been a concerted

>> reporter: a man expelled after being accused of rape, came before today to allow them to come back to school that sparked hours of protests tonight by impassioned students, right up until the decision came down. [ screaming ] >> reporter: protesters erupted this cheers as the decision was announced. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: sophomore stephanie garcia is the student who accused him of rape. >> i definitely fought hard for my voice to be heard s i won, i made my statements clear, at the end of the day, i just told the truth. >> reporter: but the decision not as clear cut, he violated sections of the code of conduct. >> they concluded that on the waisis that she was a minor. >> reporter: not on the basis that she was raped but because she was 17 at the time t. to make matters worse, the district attorney's office has declined to press charges, a fact that did not stop protesters from plastering the man's face on posters emblazoned with the words rape tift. >> when the students are claiming he's a rapist, but this panel, by the preponderance of the evidence found he was. >>

. >>> new at 4, 18-year-old framingham going before a judge accused of rape. police say it happened near the high school. >> they say counselors found a girl coming out of the woods without her girls. byron barnett live. >> reporter: police say two high school students admit they were having sex and defendant said it was consensual and victim says it is not. 18-year-old man charged with raping a 17-year-old female when the two were supposed to be in class happened near a wooded swampy area. school officials went looked for the victim. school officials found her in the woods along with coward and two other students. allege victim intoxicated, inkoe -- inkoe here rent and partially clothed. >> i think somebody needs to look at the school. this happened during school hours, these four children should have been in school. i don't want to discuss my client at this time. somebody needs to investigate what is going on at the school. >> reporter: defense attorney said her client can't afford the $50,000 cash bail. no one is financial responsible for him. he has been l

a 26-year-old woman said she was raped in the park last night. chris glorioso is life with new information. chris? >> reporter: david, today's holiday atmosphere, the magnificent weather, they stand in stark contrast to the troubling description of this attack. police say this woman was jogging along the east river on a path here when she says a man jumped out of the dark and then dragged her behind that amp theater where she was raped. >> it was pretty shocking and disturbing to hear that something like this could happen in a place where i typically feel really safe. >> reporter: this east river path is a favorite for runners. but last night a 26-year-old woman reported being attacked as she jogged her. she told police a man about 5'8" with a corn roll hair style dragged here behind this amphitheater, raped her and stole her mobile phone and credit cards. >> i think this area is safe as any other area. >> lila using the amphitheater steps for her workout saying this park generally feels secure during the day but there's a different feeling after

the rape victimas hospitalized shwareated and relse this morning. police are urgently looking for accused rapis any information call crime stoppers 1-800-357-tips. ben and juliet, back to you. ben: robert moses moving on now in the race now for the republican presidential ticket donald trump attacking fellow gop front runner. juliet: that's not unusual. what he said may have been unusual over the lean of what some are saying. it happened in a rally in iowa yesterday. equated ben carson childhood temper to the illness of a child molester. trump focused on a story from carson books where he writes about stabbing someone with a knife that hit a belt buckle and broke. >> how stupid are the people of iowa? how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crap. so here's the good news. he's now saying all of that stuff happened because otherwise he's a liar. >> trump then went after senator marco rubio saying he was qot weak like a baby, and he accused democratic front runner hillary clinton of playing women's card big league. >> university of mis

, state actors raping women. the confidential un document found in just one cluster of villages "credible reports of 86 incidents of rape" "suggesting a pattern of punitive or reprisal action by state authorities... this evidence is supported by videos smuggled from the region following a later incident. >> it's targeted against the rohingya in a very clear fashion. it's not that anyone in the rakhine state is being raped; it's that rohingya women are being targeted. >> deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about the destruction of the group is another act that we think the evidence strongly suggests is occurring in myanmar. this can include a number of different acts. we've seen this in the idp camps in rakhine state. >> in this area over here - there were a number of bodies dumped by government trucks, dead rohingya bodies buried in a mass grave. >> matthew smith has documented human rights violations in myanmar for over a decade. many of the rohingya in this camp once lived and worked

is >>> child rape arrest.man finds someone in his home suspected of raping his step-daughter. >> they were caught sleeping with the windows down. that could have been another cop getting shot. >> napping on the job. there is the photo. we'll tell what you a philadelphia police official is saying now saying it's so disturbing about the picture of the two officers sleeping on duty. >> we're off to a cloudy start. we expect the sun to make an appearance today. we'll tell you what you need to know as you start your wednesday. it's 5:28. good morning. welcome back to nbc news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. a steady breeze blowing that flag. a lot of ceremonies and activities across the area. meteorologist bill henley will let us know if rain will be a threat again today. >> the good news is that flag is blowing in a different direction today. that's a northwesterly wind, a drying wind for us. the rain has already ended in philadelphia and the last few showers are right at the shore. you can see them

take a look at the suspect now wanted for rape and attempted rape here. this guy is described to be in his mid 20s to 30s with facial hair and a dark complexion about 5'7." security cameras caught him standing in a stairwell here at the baruch houses. police believe he followed a 33- year-old into her chinatown apartment building. grabbed her but she was able to fight him off. he then made it to the lower east side where he followed a 24-year-old woman into her building. but she screamed and he ran. straight to the baruch houses. police say he walked through an unlocked door here and up the stairs and encountered a 40- year-old mom and raped he, police say security is an -- her. police say security is an issue here at the baruch houses. >> i don't think it's housing as really -- it's the tenants and people that have their friends that come here and maybe even friends in the building. >> reporter: night shift says they take the sift of their residents -- safety of their residents seriously. however the residents here break the locks to get into the buildin

nava and gonzalez say they attacked him because he raped a 12-year-old girl.that was a false jailhouse rumor. >> rape by instrumentation basically means that you had some kind of penetration. >> and the penetration was with what? >> digital penetration, a finger. >> how old? >> she was 16 at the time. >> olson, who was 24 at the time of the incident, said he didn't know he was committing rape because the age of sexual consent in oklahoma in most cases is 16. he also says in court documents corroborate that he did not force himself on the victim. >> i taught at a private christian school. i also was the interim youth coordinator at the church that i attended and it's kind of a church school and she was one of my students. i think we both knew that we were dancing around liking each other for a long period of time. but i don't think we would call it a relationship for longer than three or four months. one of the students in my -- both at my youth group and the class i was teaching made some allegations. not the correct ones that eventually led to me being charge

one person tweeted dear whoever okayed this, this advocates rape, peer and simple, remove it. >> it is horrible and it normalizes acquaintance rape, the fact that they use best friend is worse because 84% of victims knew their rapists. >> one in five in the sexual assault awareness group on campus. >> reporter: blooming - - bloomingdale's heard the feedback and said the following, our - - we sincerely apologize. not all shoppers that we spoke to got the same message. >> what do you get from this ad? >> fun, festive, laughing, i don't know, it's just an ad. >> i don't think you would date rape your best friend. it did not hit me that way. >> reporter: a lot of people pointed out that some male model looks like robin thick from his popular video blurred lines, they have criticized that song for glamorizing rape. >>> target is also catching some heat, they are selling a red sweater with the letters ocd followed by obsessive christmas disorder and critics say it marks those that suffer from ocd. they do not plan to stop selling the sweater. >>> in and out is saying cut it out, the home of

. >> if you talk about rape give students a heads up the they talk about rape if a professor teacheso moderate students in one year those who have been sexually assaulted the last 12 months shouldn't that reflect the fact of speaking to a classroom full of people? john: so you said i will warn you? >> this week's reading includes sexual assault. john: arizona state pedestrian pathway walked only zone is a micro aggression to the safety of people. >> that smells like somebody who is trying to hard. i was on crutches for five weeks i felt uncomfortable. >> not somebody who has the ongoing chronic disability and i agree. john: there is more hypersensitivity on campus? >> yes and it is a good thing. john: up next i met my wife at work should i be fired for that today? . john: have you gone through your sensitivity training session yet? many companies have them, you know what they're like, they're like the scene from the tv show the office. >> you cannot make fun of a person for something or some action that they have done that they regret. you can only make fun of things that they have c

. >>> alarming allegations in framingham, 18-year-old man facing a judge accused of rape. high school counselors found a young girl coming out of the woods with no shoes on. >> the girl refused help >> reporter: this is a case two high school students admit they were having sex, one said it was consensual, other says it was not. >> 18-year-old patrick howard of famingham charged with raping a 17-year-old female wednesday afternoon, two were supposed to be in class at framingham, high school in a swampy wooded area near the school. school officials went looking for the victim when they noticed she wasn't in class. police say the alleged victim intoxicated and partially closed. >> she appeared to be intoxicated intoxicated. she said it wasn't consensual. >> they others said it looked like she was getting raped. cowell held on $50,000 bail. he was living in a group home and had issues for years when he he signed himself into dcf so he could get therapy and other services. school. this happened during school hours. these four children should have been in school. i think somebo

book.plus, the fate of a famous hockey player accusev of rape. rape.it's going to be a wet commute fromomork this evening. i'll break down when we will see the rain and have your northern arizona cocoinues to recover from its first major snowfall of the season. flagstaff saw nearly nine inches of snow fall on wednesday, breaking the city's snowfall record for november fourth.flagstaff schools were on a two-hour delay yesterday because of all the white stuff. marissa checks in now with your cbs 2 'weathererfirst' forecast. main weather- your plannerer next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama& -temperatures around the arara&- the regional satellite/radar shows cloudy skies with some light showers in o southern counties- moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we will see scattered showers things out for tomorrow- today's forecaststfeatures clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking for mainly clear & chilly conditions- the next three weather- our 7 day forecast does bring m

drug. >> the attempted use of a date rape drug leaves the community in shock. >> date rape drugs aresexual assault victims say they were drugged, but often the tests come up negative. why? >> the timing of when the collection of the sample is very critical. the fact that the concentrations are quite low and many of these drugs are cleared fairly rapidly. so the time that you actually get the sample is very, very important. >> forensic toxicologist dr. richard strip tests for foreign chemicals in the body including date rape drugs which can alter your body and mind. >> they may start to experience affects on the motor functions, slurring of words, loss of balance, even loss of consciousness, even death. >> experts say over 50 drugs have been identified as being used for drug facilitated sexual assault. drugs li today the most common drugs are sedatives like ambien and valium. when mixed with alcohol can be potent. why are so few people locked up? date rape drug critical evidence for prosecutors can leave the system rapidly in just several days. >> it may be at the point the drug is no

. >> catherine: east bay police investigate the rape of a 14 year-old girl. and while the suspect remains on the loose. >> catherine: you are looking live at the scene tonight. it is a case that has inflamed the community. the officer is white and the victim is black. the video shows the officer shooting the teenager 16 times, in october of last year. the police union said mcdonnell was armed with a knife. and high on pcp. ordered to drop the knife, lunged at officers and that is one of attorneys is that is when he fired. >> catherine: the dashboard video contradicts the description from the police creek. >> catherine: the victims mother has been arrested. it's a story you will only that's because police say own hands. it's a story you'll see only on four. >> reporter:concord police say the parents of the 14 year old victim were alerted by clayton charter high school that the girl had skipped school last monday. >> reporter:the girl's father used gps technology to trace his daughter's cell phone to newhall park.he found his her clothing and abrasions.she told

the alleged rape happened during school hours. police say 18-year-old patrick could youer and three hours skipped school wednesday. they were allegedly drinking and doing drugs near the woods counselors later found the female student who initially police. she was heavily intoxicated and half dressed. when they found her, they brought her to the hospital raped. he said he did have sex with the girl but that it was consensual. he has been ordered held on $50,000 bail. we did reach out to the framingham schools for comment. they have not yet responded. >>> jury selection is under way again in the trial of a math teacher. the judge ruled yesterday that stand trial. is he charged with raping and killing colleen ritzer in danvers high school in 2013. >>> the fbi is setting out on a grid search stepping up the murder mystery. christina, i know you spoke today. >> yes, david. her brother is just glad this is still a priority with investigators who were today digging in the grass at one point and another point they were up in the air over

. >> two more courtney family members would soon come forward, claiming that joel had raped or tried to rape them. >> the further we got into the investigation as far as the number of people we interviewed, the more sexual assaults came to light. >> and more pieces of the puzzle were coming together quickly. despite their troubled past, dina and joel had maintained a relationship over the years. joel's sister now showed police these photographs of joel and his family, not at their home in new mexico, but visiting dina's home in the portland suburbs, in may 2004, the very month brooke wilberger disappeared. joel, his wife rosie and three kids needed a place to stay. joel had gotten a job supervising a cleaning crew, a job that meant he would be traveling all over the state of oregon. >> we were under the impression that he would be there for a couple of months. a lot of the time there would be -- you know, he would bow out fairly early on, i've got to do something for work. so it was mostly rosie and the kids with the rest of us. >> so he was traveling quite a bit? >> that was my unde

then raping her will face a judge this morning. precinct story. >> reporter: this is where 22-year-old adil raja is being held. as you mentioned, police say he pretended to be a cab driver. when a woman got into his car, he allegedly pointed a bb gun at her and then sexually assaulted her. police say adil raja pulled up to a 22-year-old woman walking on main street in patchogue around 4:00 yesterday morning and asked if she needed a cab. apparently police say he was not driving a vehicle that even looked like a cab. either way, the woman got into the car. she told him where she needed to go. adil raja allegedly did not take her there but to occur to a different location and allegedly raped her. he then fled the scene. they say the woman called 911 and was able to give police a rather very good description of this vehicle so they put out a call on police radios for people to keep a lookout for the car. an officer driving in patchogue saw a car that matched the description, pulled it over and adil raja was arrested. on today. live in

here's the manages he's accused of raping one woman, attempting to rape a second and robbing a third all in that neighborhood within a couple of hours, three hours yesterday morning. fox 5's robert moses is live where the rape took place. >> wen and rosanna -- ben and rosanna, good morning to you. this is where that horrible three-hour crime spree culminated. the door in the distance, the lock we're told by rez p dents had been broken for months. it was repaired last night by a work crew but too little, too late because it appears as though that broken lock is what allowed this man to get inside the building and do what police accused him of doing. this is the man police are looking fur. they say -- more. they say he followed a 33-year-old woman into her apartment building at 5:40. he grabbed her, she fought him off, she got away. his second stop two hours later at 7:40 a.m. he followed a 24-year-old woman into her building on broom street. he grabbed the victim, took her identification. she yelled at the top of her lungs, he got away. then an hour later he came here to the boo rack

the study of 500 freshmen found those who have been rape victims before college were more likely to be assaulted again. young women who said they believed alcohol enhance as sexual experience were also at a higher risk of intoxicated rape. >> researchers say those who use different forms of tobacco are exposed to more nicotine and dangerous toxins than cigarette users. smokeless tobacco users are at a higher exsure to a toxin known to cause cancer. >>> a key to living a long life could be drinking more coffee. >> that's what we wanted to hear. >> as i get my fourth cup of the day. a new study by harvard says people who drink coffee daily, even up to four cups a day. >> you did the morning and evening show. >> yeah, i think i might be sweating coffee but anyways, they are 15% less likely to die from heart disease, neurological disease, type ii diabetes or suicide. however, researchers say the amount of sugar you add could become a problem. >> always gotta watch what you put in there. >>> ahead in the buzz, derek zoolander setting to make the big return on the big screen. people are sick

-- of rape but i was not expelled. the university has since changed its pollcy. anyone found guilty of -- policy. anyone found guilty of rape will be expelled. stanford has only expelled one person for sexual assault. back to you. >>> walnut creek police are investigating an accident that killed a pedestrian. 56-year-old individual was hit by a van yesterday morning while trying to cross treat boulevard. it appears the van ran a red light. the man died at john muir medical center. >> but no indication of any alcohol or drugs being involved, no indication of texting and driving. >> police say it was raining at the time and streets were wet. the driver of the van is cooperating with investigators. >>> it might be tough to find a cab in san jose as drivers could continue and expand a strike they started yesterday at the airport. this afternoon, the city council will discuss allowing ride sharing pickups at the airport. currently mineta is the only major california airport without services like uber and lyft. however, taxi

pushed her in and raped her. >> she was always very polite. said good morning to you, how you doing. very calm person. >> reporter: nifep -- nicha takes the security seriously. security cameras here did work to give detectives the footage they need. >> look at this. long time already and they haven't fixed it. >> reporter: it wasn't until after dark that they finally fixed the door. once broken again, it often takes weeks for the workers to return. >> i have two lauxz -- two locks in my house. you have to call before you get in my house. then it's like downstairs, it's like whoever. >> they should have fixed it a long time ago. why we have to wait? why we have to pay for other people's mistakes? >> the magnetic lock on that door and at least one other in the complex that also was broken are now working properly at this point. in the meantime police are hoping you'll take a very good look at that surveillance video. we're posting it on our website at abc7ny. if you recognize the suspect, cops are hoping you'll call them so they can get him off

. >> two more courtney family members would soon come forward, claiming that joel had raped or tried to rape them. >> the further we got into the investigation as far as the number of people we interviewed, the more sexual assaults came to light. >> and more pieces of the puzzle were coming together quickly. despite their troubled past, dina and joel had maintained a relationship over the years. joel's sister now showed police these photographs of joel and his family, not at their home in new mexico, but visiting dina's home in the portland suburbs, in may 2004, the very month brooke wilberger disappeared. joel, his wife rosie and three kids needed a place to stay. joel had gotten a job supervising a cleaning crew, a job that meant he would be traveling all over the state of oregon. >> we were under the impression that he would be there for a couple of months. a lot of the time there would be -- you know, he would bow out fairly early on, i've got to do something for work. so it was mostly rosie and the kids with the rest of us. >> so he was traveling quite a bit? >> that was my unde

to rape a woman on jane street. residents of baruch house say they've complained about locks broken. >> you think something could have been avoided if the doors were locked? >> yes. they broke in from the outside, pop them and go inside the building like they live there. >> reporter: news 4 investigates got answers from nycha about what was going on. the agency told us, they take the safety of our residents seriously and today senior staff visited baruch houses to assess the security measures. now, we want to tell you that news 4 investigates found no complaints filed with 311. nycha said they're working with the nypd. you can see that security camera video on our website, nbcnewyork.com. back to you. >> tracie strahan, thank you. >>> the alleged gunman in that deadly shooting near penn station is in police custody. sources tell news 4 the man was arrested in cranston, rhode island. he was allegedly hiding out there with relatives. police have also arrested 27-year-old vincent arcona yesterday after he walked into a

university has changed its policy now pick anyone who was found guilty of rape will be expelled.in case you were wondering, stanford has only expelled one person as a result of sexual assault. >> reporter: tonight it appears to be a tragic accident, a woman in a crosswalk died after a van hit her. the lady was hit just before 8:00 o'clock this morning crossing treat boulevard at ken miller zero drive in walnut creek. police say the then hit the break for a red light but it was too late picked a van hit the woman then crashed into another car. the lady was taken to a hospital where she died. >> no indication of drugs or alcohol being involved, no indication of texting and driving. >> reporter: police said was raining at the time and streets were wet. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> tonight taxes epicure people at san jose airport pick that wasn't the case most of the day today. the taxi circled the airport, honking horns and not ticking a passengers pick many customers and the -- ended up using shuttle business. has drivers need to go through background checks and get f

.: a framingham high school student under arrest and accused of rape. the alleged victim found incoherent today, allegations of drug and alcohol use emerged in court. let's get to kelley tuthill live in framingham, kelley. kellie: tonight he is held on $50,000 bail, if he does get out, he is ordered to stay away from the school and the alleged victim. the 18-year-old appeared in court accused of raping another student. alleged victim. he indicated it was consensual. kellie: prosecutors say four students in all were in the woods off johnson street yesterday around 1:30 high school counselors found a female student in the water disrobed. she appeared to be intoxicated. a student who witnessed the alleged incident told police it looked like rape. >> she appeared to be in and out of consciousness. at one point, her face was in the dirt. residential treatment center and has a juvenile record. his mom said offcamera he is a good kid. >> typical teenage troubles. kellie: do you think the story something wrong? >> i don't know. kellie: he pleaded not guilty. sc

i met her while covering a community awareness meeting about the the rape.esire to do something create an alternative to existing self-defense devices like pepper spray and rapes were sells. >> what's wrong with them? you're not going to be attacked when they're right there in your hasn't. you have to pull them out of your pocket. out of your purse. so the first idea was taking existing tools and making them wearable. >> reporter: a year later yasmin and anthony are testing out their invention with online pre sales through the end of this month. before sending it off to manufacturing. >> women on college campuses, women urban environments, runners, real estate agents, anybody who is doing something in an environment where they might be concerned about their situation and they would like to have immediate access to their friends or to the authorities. >> reporter: along with the device, anthony says they want to educate men, too. he says sexual assaults are a societal issue, not a women's issue. >> we didn't just want to put a band-aid on the problem. the ide

erika: a framingham man is of rape. our media partners say , high school counselors came upon a girl coming out of that area wearing no shoes after reportedly being assaulted. 18-year-old patrick cowart is under arrest charged with one count of rape. emily: and a police officer faces a judge accused of choking reporter: arraignment. the 30 year veteran pleading not guilty to several charges, including strangulation. >> do you have any comment? said just as many words leaving the courthouse as he did in front of the judge, pleading not guilty. he was a sergeant with the pepperell police department when allegations surfaced of . they did not reveal any details about the prisoners injuries or denying any and all act gives asians. -- any accusations. it' s my understanding the involved party has no memory of what happened. reporter: but after an internal investigation, herrera >> he has been an outstanding servant for 20 years and served in the tactical team for 20 years and has been a hostage negotiator for 10 years. repor

. >> i've been raped. i've been beaten. i've been robbed and stabbed. >> right today, right now, right this minute as we're speaking somebody's baby is being sold like a piece of meat. and they don't even know it. >> i have been raped. i have been beaten. i have been robbed and stabbed. >> while cook county's task force arrests and prosecutes pimps they work to empower women freed from sex slavery. this summer they celebrated the success of victims who have survived. >> i have to laugh. >> at first glance tammy's gentle demeanor does not distinguish her from any other middle aged mother of three but look closer and you will find scars, physical and emotional collected from seven years of being raped, sold and exploited. >> i look at the scars i have and it is hard to believe that i really did go through things. >> tammy's downward spiral began here in a quiet michigan community. after marrying her high school sweetheart she worked part time raising three boys. but in 2002 her life took an unexpected turn. >> i was introduce