and -- [inaudible] lead to rape. the use of rape drugs to intention beally incapacitate college women is particularly reprehensible insofar as it's not only premeditated rape, but also these drugs are in themselves dangerous, even lethal at high doses. in 2014 at the university of wisconsin, for example, several girls ended up in the hospital after they were served punch spiked with prohip knoll at a -- prohip knoll at a pa alternative my -- fraternity party, a rape conspiracy by planning sexual assault and intentionally drugging unsuspecting women. as long as college men continue to see women as sexual prey or trophies, rape will continue to plague college campuses. as an aside, just a couple days ago i learned of a new fingernail polish that detects rape drugs in drinks. girls dip their fingernails, and the polish changes colors if rape drugs are present. now, the need for this product is evidence of a growing problem and should concern us. addressing party rape is compounded by the fact that women don't report it.

-- male veterans have been raped.nd the percentage of suicides -- there's 22 a day, veterans killing themselves right now. and the percentage of those is, only 12% of those are actually combat-related. roughly, about 2.5%, so, where's the other 80%, you know, 80-something-% coming from? and -- and the apa tells us that a man who is raped and does not try to get help for it, get counseling, will try to commit suicide at least twice in their life. that's 90% of them. >> now, tell me what the apa is, please? >> oh, american psychiatric association. >> mm, yeah. >> the apa did another study on it, the american psychiatric association, that came out just recently, and they said it's 15 times more so. if you do the numbers, it's between 180,000 and 210,000 a year. >> that's horrifying. i mean -- >> there's more men raped in the -- in the military... than in federal prisons. that's according to dod's numbers and, you know, comparing them to do the justice department's figures. >> so, what do we do, geri lynn? how do we fix t

the trust of young women to cover up rape. >> but what is the truth? >> a series of discrepancies. >> was it all a devious plot by jackie, making up the attack to snare the real boy who rejected her? >> you believe she stole your story. >> and next week, it's "rolling stone" on the stand, in a blockbuster libel trial. now, the key players, and deposition tapes never seen in public. a reporter whose article had to be retracted. >> i had full faith in jackie. >> 9,000 keystrokes, we were done. >> reporter: welcome weekend at the university of virginia. when 20,000 students descend on the small, idyllic southern city of charlottesville. the campus grounds suddenly alive with wide-eyed first years and their families, steadying themselves for that first collegiate instagram post and long hug good-bye. >> why did you choose to go to uva? for having a really wide range of effective academic programs. and the campus is really nice, to boot. >> reporter: founded by thomas jefferson, uva boasts no shortage of accomplished alumni including journalist katie couric

"uva center for rape studies" spraypainted across its exterior. #istandwithjackie hashtags trend nationwide. uva president teresa sullivan holds a press conference. >> we have a problem and we will life and calling for charlottesville police to investigate the heinous crime. >> it was something i had to struggle with, "did we know this? did anyone tell us this? is this the first we're finding out by reading a magazine? really?" >> reporter: coming up, "really?" becomes a real question when a new reporter starts digging. you weren't setting out to disprove this story. >> absolutely not. i was setting out to get to the bottom of the story. i told everybody that i met that i just want to find out the truth. >> reporter: turns out, the truth would become a moving target. a pariah, fearful she may be the next target of violence. >> dear nicole eramo, the dean of rape. i hope you don't have a daughter. >> reporter: our interview with the woman in the eye of the storm, next. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she

and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. she's coping with maintenance problems at the apartments in denver. and getting the silent treatment >> . problem solve shaul turner turns up the volume. and here's the result. >> >> the add for the apartments says renters will find current, hip. sophistication. but she says she's not having that experience. >> a lot of weird smells. >> because when things go wrong. she's on her own. and there's nothing hip about that. >> i have actually never been able to get a hold of management. water. murky brown water. rises up. i'm not sure where from. >> . a lot of water shut offs. >> . there's a leak in @ laundry room. >> the water will rise. and leak all the way up to my door. i walk to a puddle. >> . wait until you get a load of this. >> the window. >> this is where all the dogs go to the bathroom. and so this is my bedro

still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crime. it is the too-real story of the horrors of rwanda, the courtroom drama, and survivors who found the courage to testify. victoire mukambanda was one of the victims who came forward. >> they killed our family, they destroyed our houses, they took away our cows and then they ate them, and after that, after of them, they abused me. they raped me over and over. >> it was so much to ask them to come to the tribunal and to basically relive the worst mo

still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and s. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of guns are sold through websites like this, most with no background checks, no questions asked. the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, now a bad guy is armed - and potentially dangerous. and that's a threat to all of us. scott: allegations of sexual assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crime. it is

. >> coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. >> reporter: this needs context. we're not talking about changing the definition of the crime rape. coffman cosponsored a bill in the house to ban federal funds from paying for abortions with some exceptions. and it ise of that bill made forcible rape one of those exceptions but not other kinds of rape. in committee, opponents pointed out that wording wouldn't cover all kinds of rape, so the committee changed the wording to simply make an exception for rape, full stop. coffman wasn't on that committee he want voted for the bill after the language was changed. he put his name on a bill that tried to draw a line between forcible rape and other kinds, but that wasn't the bill's main goal. and coffman language. bottom line, coffman is a pro-life candidate. he has a record that is fair game. but this ad has to stretch beyond that record to portray coffman as embracing

still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. worse, heck pays for them by cutting education and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a do historic prosecution of rape as a war crime. it is the too-real story of the horrors of rwanda, the courtroom drama, and survivors

still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what - airbnb is different. it's brought guests. its brought an infusion of tourist's dollars. for decades, hotels have not chosen to build over here. rticularly the anacostia river communities. - when guests come you know they often ask, where do you... is there a place to go eat, is there a restaurant or something nearby. the money is staying locally. - synta: it's bringing travelers that haven't come before. scott: allegations of sexual it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crim it is the too-real story of the horrors of rwanda

i was viciously raped. and then three weeks later when i happened to be at a fundraiser for him -- but i didn't attend the fundraiser. i was going there to hand in information to tell them i was no longer going to volunteer for the campaign. hillary personally threatened me. >> let me go back to the assault. you're saying you were a nurse at the time, correct? >> yes. >> and you wanted him to be governor. >> yes, oh yes. >> you were working for his campaign. >> yes. >> so he invited you for coffee. >> it was a long story after he made a campaign tour around to my nursing home. i was trying to explain to him, sean, about what the nursing homes were going through. the reimbursement method, it was horrible. and that he seemed generally interested. he wanted to hear what i had to say. so he said if you're ever in little rock again, call me, let's get together and talk about these things. as you know, we were supposed to meet in the coffee shop at the hotel where i was staying. when he got to the hotel, he calle

still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. scott: allegations of sexual assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic p

still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. scott: allegations of sexual assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crime. it is the to ho

her rape kit was not tested for seven years and the case went cold. montgomery re emerges in 2010. >> i went straight to the house, my mom was there, the police was already there, my mom got to asking me questions and i toll her i was raped. no you wasn't. you lying piece of beep. like yes i was. police ask me questions, they did not believe me either. so they left it alone. they left. that was it. >> victoria new montgomery, and gave police his name. the police typed a report, but never followed up. and victoria walk herself to the hospital. her rape kit, too, moldered for five years. and montgomery was still on the loose. eventually 10,000 rape kits were discovered in the old detroit police crime lab to great national shame. eventually, vittoria and the 15 year old's kits were tested, and the dna matched the murder case. cold case detectives circled back to victoria last year. >> so what made you want to help the police five years later? >> still out there doing it, and they're doing it to girls that don't deserve it at all. no woman deserves to be

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rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> it's 5:30. right now du campus security is looking for dangerous men it happened late last night on campus. jason gruenauer joins us from du this morning. what have police told you so far. >> not much other than the fact they are looking for two suspects, one who could still be armed. one shot was fired into the ground. this is as bury and york, the intersection on the campus where it happened. crime scene tape was still on the street signs here. there's an apartment complex here on the corner and is where it all happened. that alert went out from du campus safety telling people there was a potential armed robbery going on on or near campus for people to stay inside. an hour later the all clear was given so we have learned that this was an attempted armed robbery and two suspects, black males in dark clothing. dpd is investigate the one shot fire intood the ground.

it's a picture of former president bill clinton and the word "rape." secret service escorting him out. >> i do hope somebody follows that gentleman out and stages an intervention. he clearly has not been following this election very closely. >> reporter: it was less than 24 hours ago that donald trump said this about the former president. >> what he's done to women, there's never been anybody in the history of nation that's been so abusive to women. >> reporter: trump on the attack since his own comments came back to haunt him. >> when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but last night the republican nominee painting former president bill clinton as a sexual predator. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words and his was action. >> reporter: at the pre-debate press conference kathy shelton, who was raped by a man who hillary clinton was later later. paula jones and kathleen willie have accused the former president of sexual misconduct. clinton denied the charges from willie and

also finds semen. >> correct. >> had she been abducted, raped and dumped a mile from her home? detectives couldn't say. in the days before her body was found, while still a missing persons case, nique's husband matt told them something intriguing on the phone. this wasn't the first time nique leili had walked out on him. >> my wife has a long history of some kind of mental imbalances, okay. and i have been finding out the past two days everything she has been telling me in therapy all these years has been a lie. >> coming up, the nique no one knew. stories of unstable behavior. >> this is not the first time she has run away, okay. >> and even violence. >> my father is a witness for her throwing a knife at my face. >> when "dateline extra" continues. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz

but we don't know if they're saying the rape didn't take place. characterizing the rumors and stories as untrue. but the clinton accusers weren't the only threat to the democratic nominee last night. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. because there has never been so many lies, so much deception, there has never been anything like it. and we're going to have a special prosecutor -- >> ror back in the spotlight. >> there has never been anything like this where e-mails, and you get a subpoena, you get a subpoena and after getting the subpoena you delete 33,000 e-mails -- >> reporter: our fact check says trump's comments, mostly true. abc's resident political junkie and chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has seen it all in his 15 years covering washington. >> we rated that, mostly true. in fact, hillary clinton did -- deleted just a week after she received a subpoena from the congressional committee investigating benghazi. >> reporter: a war of words putting clint

rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> broncos runningback cj anderson underwent surgery on his knee. we're still waiting to hear of the severity of the injury. devonte booker will get the start at runningback on sunday, and don't be surprised to former csu ram kapri bibbs get work as well. he has four carries this season. with cj out, that number likely to go up in a hurry. >> i'm excited to see him play. kapri changed himself from a -- in my opinion just watching him work, he's a better player this year than he was last year for us. going to have an opportunity now. >> we're going to be gamers. we're gamers the same way. role that was able to do that. now we've got to step up and do what we do best too. that's take the quarterback, run the ball. >>> century link poll question tonight. how should the broncos replace cj anderson? the majority of the people saying they shouldn't, they should stick with devonte book

rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> we look downtown from here at the denver seven studios. >>> investigators in ohio released this video. it shows officers shooting and killing a man. police were there on a tip about a man with an active felony warrant hanging out in the parking lot. we asked the guy to get out of his car. the man threw it in reverse and another officer fired at the car causing the suspect to crash. the suspect died. right now it's not clear what will happen to the officer but in 1985 the supreme court said police caa't shoot at suspects simply because they are fleeing. >>> the trial against rolling stone continues today. a former university of virginia administrator is suing the magazine for defamation. she wants more than $7 million. nicole took the stand. her as cold and indifferent. the claim says she was gang raped at a campus. the trial should wrap up next week. >>> t-mobile customers you may be owed money. the company has been fined 48 $48 mi

at our backlog of un-tested rape kits. and now.... the issue is consuming.... the political arena..... with an attack ad against..... former attorney general... contact 13 investigative reporter.... stephanie zepelin breaks down.... the battle. """"""at one point, there were about eight thousand untested rape kits in nevada, that some say could solve other crimes. and a new ad blames catherine cortez-masto for leaving these untested."""" 08 while catherine cortez-masto was attorney general just 18 percent of rape kits were tested 12 in las vegas alone nearly three thousand kits never examined 16 her successor quickly found money to solve the problem 19 that eight years 21 ad this new anti-cortez-masto ad slams the former attorney general for what it claims is her part in the backlog of untested rape kits. her successor, republican attorney general adam laxalt, got $3.7 million in grants and redirected settlement funds to pay for funding the backlog about a year after taking office. and just today announced an additional one point nine million dollars to continu

rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> stocks ticking up thanks to good quarterly earnings reports from big companies including netflix and goldman sachs. the dow grew 75, nasdaq 44, s&p up 13. the latest on the volkswagen emissions scandal, some owners say the proposed $10 billion the settlement calls on the w-2 buyback or repair the diesel vehicles. their owners would also get an additional five took a $10,000 each. some of the owners at the hearing want to get their full purchase price back. the judge will ultimately have the final say on the settlement. >>> more letters suggesting the former wells fargo ceo knew about employees setting up fake accoun s a 2007 letter by an employee addressed to john stumpf warned of widespread unethical activity inside wells fargo. even mentioned exploiting of clients. stumpf announced his retirement last week. wells has fired thousands of employees for that scandal. >>> new information on the use of phones while driving. a new study

and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. are too dangerous for colorado. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ? i'll get you dancing... ? ? to the diggy diggy diggity do. ? ? this is my town. if you dont know now you know. ? ? do that thing that you do. ? ? i'll show you a new move. ? ? check out the diggy diggy diggity do. ? "save five when you spend thirty rape case in boulder that left many people stunned and angry. the attacker got no prison time and the victim feels like she got the life sentence. >> she's sharing her story for the first time. she talked with brian maass who joins us tonight with more. >> she thinks the system essentially let her down in this case by not putting the rapist in prison. she agreed to be interviewed but we're withholding her name. >> how much of this did you consent to? >> none. >> none? >> none. >> reporter: she is young, >> i have got the maximum s

hillary clinton and her husband against women that accused the president, the former president, of rape, sexual harassment and public shaming. now, here's the difference in all of this. trump said offensive things and he apologized, said he was sorry and embarrassed, while the clintons actually did them and never apologized. now, hillary clinton conveniently pretended she was outraged over donald trump's comments, but what about the scores of extra marital affairs that bill clinton had before and during his time in the white house and, of course, the lies both hillary and bill told about those affairs? now, clinton, hillary, is so disgusted by trump's words, why doesn't she feel the same way by her husband allegedly exposing himself to paula jones. in other words, he allegedly took her pants down. was she also outraged that her family had to pay $850,000 to settle that case with paula jones and supporters were calling her a piece of trailer trash, drag a dollar through the trailer park, and by the way, engaged in blaming the victims. remember that? now, was hillary offended when a woman

it's a rape kit.ide are the tools to collect and store the evidence to track down and prosecute an assailant >> rape is notorious for being underreported, and it's because survivors are faced with a system that is stacked so high against them. >> reporter: amanda was assaulted in 2013 when she was in college in massachusetts. rape kits are automatically destroyed in that state after six months unless the victim asks for an extension. and how do they do that? >> the catch is that there's no information given on how to extend it, and the greater catch is that there's actually no way to extend it. >> reporter: even after she filled out the proper forms, the bureaucratic confusion continued. >> i found out that against an extension put into place, my kit was wrongly removed from the forensic lab and almost destroyed. so even if i've played by their game, it still is broken. >> reporter: after that, amanda began asking questions. she learned that in most states, police can legally destroy rape kits well be

vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda. captioning sponsored by cbs >> morgan: campaign 2016 enters the final stretch. the candidates take their closing arguments to the battleground states this weekend. also tonight, did the head of the f.b.i. go against the wishes of his boss when he reopened the clinton e-mail investigation? new allegations of voter fraud and a ruling on selfies in the ballot booths. veterans say it's payback time for national guard troops who were forced to surrender enlistment bonuses. and what could be a landmark case for transgender rights moves to the supreme court. >> the school is saying, "we don't believe who you are is legitimate."

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