so, now they're not dealing with sexual orientation. they're basically dealing with sexual trauma. and i think it's even an issue when the youth are in facility care, residential care. we see it in the residential treatment centers and in services for adolescents, in juvenile detention. so, we see that whole retraumatizing played out again in those facilities. and the reason that we've gone so deeply into really establishing a framework of who's affected is that it's such an insidious problem and it's everywhere, when you really think about it. if you take a look at the populations that are affected, the family certainly encompasses everyone. i'm sure that everyone has one trauma or another in their family. so, when we come back i want to focus on now solutions, and how do we solve the problem? we'll be right back. [music]

she was sexually assaulted. she was repeatedly sexually assaulted. she was under the impression she was going to be killed. so she was desperate to get out. >> cynthia said that she was held in this house for three days. on the third day a fight ensued. a lamp was broken. cynthia then was able to escape out the back door of this residence. >> parker ray and his girlfriend, cindy hendy, were both arrested and charged with numerous crimes, including sexual assault and kidnapping. the police obtained a search warrant. >> once they go inside the house, they find where cynthia had been held, in the sunken living room area. they see the bed. they see the pole. there are some chains and manacles there. there was obvious signs of a struggle and disarray in the room. >> the search team also found a collection of sinister devices. >> do you want to state your name for the record? >> david ray. david parker ray. >> ray claimed that the woman had agreed to a session of rough bondage. >> okay. was she a willing participant or did she not want to do it? >> she was

i think he didn't want to be seen as a sexual deviant. >> after the sexual assault, rhodes leaves theartment. again, he returns home to his wife and two daughters and conceals his crime. >> reporter: once the sexual assault was completed, you left the residence. did you take anything with you? >> no. >> did you go back to your home? >> directly to my house and hid. i would go home, clean myself up as quick as i could and just clam up and stay at home as long as i could. >> the victim reports the rape to the police. but even with a description, rhodes blends in so well, he's not an obvious suspect. >> the most chilling is actually james rhodes, if you were to meet him, would seem like just a normal guy, everyday guy, the guy next door, a guy you could like. but inside him, there is danger. it's scary what's in there. >> rhodes is soon back on the streets, looking for more targets. >> sex and violence come together in one's development. it's not that at 15 or 20 years of age someone snaps and decides that rape is sexually gratifying. it's an evolutionary process and it starts at a very

por casos de abuso sexual que fueron reportados a su oficina en arizona.que no se decÍa una investigaciÓn. he llamado sheriff del oeste se disculpÓ con mÁs de 400 personas de que mÁs, dijo que los casos han sido reabiertos. temos mÁs detalles. >> dio inicio a la rueda de prensa esta tarde ofreciendo disculpas a las vÍctimas de quienes fueron abusados sexualmente ando su oficina fue contratada para ofrecer servicios policÍacos. de acuerdo a la prensa asociada, decenas de las vÍctimas fueron hijos de inmigrantes que se encontraban en el paÍs sin un status legal. algunas de las vÍctimas tenían tan sÓlo 20 aÑos de edad. >> por lo que anunciÓ, fue en el 2007 que su oficina creÓ un para mitigaecial estos casos. tambiÉn realizÓ una auditorÍa interna que revelÓ 532 denuncias de delitos sexuales. de Éstas, 432 caso. aÚn se espera evidencia adicional en 67 de los casos. >> cinco de los alguaciles del sheriff podrÍan ser castigados por su participaciÓn al no reportarebidamente estos crÍmenes. agregÓ que dos de ellos desde entonces han entregado su renuncia y serÁ a f

was charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse, among other charges. it was determined that all three victims between ages of 15 and 16 years old had sexual relations with the teacher while they were attending a high school. according to reports, the incidents took place both on and off campus from november 2009 to october 2011. the lockdown lifted at virginia tech after a campus wide search for the gunman who killed a police officer. he appears to have walked into a parking lot and shot the officer during a traffic stop. the shooting triggered a lockdown on the sprawling campus that in 2007 was the scene of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. the officer killed has not yet been identified. the search i on for the person who shot and killed a 21-year- old man found dead this morning in harford county in a car. he had apparently been shot multiple times. anyone with information should call the harford county sheriff's office. deputies do not think it was a random act of violence. >> come april 15 hundred more people will be back at work in mary

abuse of a minor, third and fourth degree sexual offense and first and second-degree sexual assault. he is currently being held on $3 million bond, $1 million for each victim. he has another bail hearing tomorrow afternoon. >> a new, stronger child abuse and neglect reporting policy is about to go on the books for the state's colleges and universities, coming as a result of the child abuse scandal at penn state university. >> the university system of maryland board of regents is set to officially make the changes for tomorrow. but the chancellor told me why he is calling for change. >> of course, calling the event that in state obamacare i started asking the questions, what are our policies? do we have clear guidance and reporting guidelines? >> the board of regents is wasting little time putting a policy into place that requires school employees, staff, and students to speak up. the new policy has clear guidelines. incidents must be reported to local police, the part of social services, and the state's attorney. the reports must be made orally and in writing within 48 hours of the i

esto renunciÓ la directora de la red sexual.centrado en combatir al narcotrÁfico y han descuidado la explotaciÓn sexual de menores. mÉxico es considerado el segundoaÍs a nivemundiacon mayor producciÓn de pornografÍa infantil. en una evaluaciÓn de las didas que mÉxico deberÍa presentar, tiene este lito el paÍs prÁcticamente reprobÓ los analizados res incluyendo la protecÓn, contenciÓn de vÍctas, legislaciÓn. 20.000 niÑos menores de 18 aÑos son vÍctimas de explotaciÓn sexual comercial en mÉxico. sin embargo la re mundial asegura que son entre en co y 80.000 vÍctimas algunos estados. ademÁs la niÑos que vivenen las calles sufren abusos sexuales y existen miles de sitios de pornografÍa infantil en internet. la periodistalidia cacho ha sido amenazabapor sus investigaciones en este sentido. >> muchos de los 13 pederasta se habÍan estado ocultos encontran a internet el espacio perfecto hemos dado seguimiento por meses a estos hombres que se comunican y suben pornografÍa brutal, inclusive de violaciÓn de pp es de cero a cuatro aÑos. >>h

>> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted? you know, i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. i -- i -- but, no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. >> i was saying, what in the world is this question? if i say, no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls. >> yeah, but not sexually. you're attracted because -- >> yeah. i enjoy -- that's what i was trying to say. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. >> reporter: for his part, paterno who is undergoing cancer treatments, still wasn't talking about the case today. but a lawyer for one of the alleged victims said sandusky's continued public denials are painful for his client. >> that felt like a punch in the stomach to me, just knowing victim one and his mother. >> reporter: lester, some legal analysts are wondering why sandusky is speaking to the press at all, saying all of this could come back to haunt him if in fact the case does proceed to trial. lester? >> michael is

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>> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted? >> no. i enjoy young people. >> reporter: for the alleged victims, and their families, it was a cringe-worthy moment. >> i asked him how he felt about the answer. he said he wished he had done it differently. >> reporter: just like the first time around, he seemed incapable of answering directly. >> i was thinking, what in the world is this question? what is it? am i going to be -- if i say, no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth because -- i'm attracted to young people. boys, girls. >> reporter: his attorney, joseph amendola had to rush to his clients defense. >> not sexually. >> that's what i was trying to say. i enjoy spending time with young people. >> that's a question that's ready to be hit out of the ballpark. are you sexually attracted to young boys? the sans no. >> reporter: why is he doing these interviews? to make his case and avoid taking the stand in his trial is one theory. >>> the investors that picked up a megalottery ticket last week are making good. they're giv

>> am i sexually attracted to underaged boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted? you know, no. i-- i enjoy young people. >> reporter: sandusky now says he was trying to make sense of the question. "if i say no, i am not attracted to boys, that's not the truth because i am attracted to young people-- boys, girls." at that point, sandusky's lawyer interjected, yeah, but not sexually." the lawyer suggested sandusky enjoyed spending time with young people and sandusky agreed. russ. >> mitchell: elaine quijano, thank you. turning overseas now, u.s. forces are scheduled to be out of iraqi by the end of the month, but a violent attack earlier this week in the heart of baghdad is raising questions about whether iraqi forces will be up to the job of maintaining security. our jim axelrod is in baghdad tonight. jim, good evening. let me ask you, first of all, obviously, this car bomb earlier this week a cause of great concern. even more so now that iraq's prime minister maliki believes it was an attempt to his life. what can you tell bus that? >> reporter: russ, this is actually the third

>> yes. >> sexually attracted? i enjoy young people. >> the former coach tells the "new york times" at first he wondered what to make of the question. in an intriguing exchange, an apparently uncomfortable sandusky. >> if i say no i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls. >> but not sexually. you are attracted -- right. >> right. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. my two favorite groups are the elderly and young. >> an attorney who reps victim number six in the grand jury report, the boy whose mother came forward saying sandusky showered with her son and hugged him naked from behind said the explanations are hard to watch. >> his answer was really no different, frankly than the answer he gave before and the sad part from his perspective, if we look at it from that perspective his lawyer had to intervene and give him advice how to answer that question. he won't have that luxury in a courtroom. >> sandusky admits after

>> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted?e. i was sitting there saying what in the world this question, what is -- you know, am i going to be -- if i say no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth, because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls. >> yeah, but not sexually. >> right, that's what i was trying -- i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. i mean, my two favorite groups are the elderly and the young. >> michael isikoff is in state college, pennsylvania. with a good afternoon to you. we've been discussing this and looking at, this and every time you think, did he not hear the word "sexual" in the questioning from bob kostas and having the lawyer shout it out to him, it is bizarre. but there are some details that we're learning, michael, such as what? >> reporter: well, you're right, alex. this is -- the really puzzling question is why he gave the interview at all. because both stylistically and substantively, there's a lot in there that can be used against him. he strug

he pulls a large sexual device out of his pants. later, he pleaded no contest to one count of an attempted lewd act upon a child and to one count of attempting to send harmful matter. and then there is this man. 28-year-old alvin king, using the screen name sole pleaser, he had a sexually explicit online chat with someone who said she is a 13-year-old girl. living up to his screen name, king tells her, i like to suck on toes. he says he wants to have oral sex with her, and he's clearly seen our investigations before. are you a cop posing undercover to catch online predators? >> no. what are you talking about? >> don't you watch "dateline"? >> no. what's that? >> it's a show on nbc. they take guys to jail for messing around with young girls. >> maybe that's why he doesn't want to come to our house. he was arrested in the park and brought to processing. we find out later that king runs this website called hot bare foot women. king later pleaded no con test to one count of at attempted lewd act upon a child and one count of attempting

. >> on the surface, news that the reporting of sexual assault cases is up. it's encouraging to victims. however, victims advocates say reporting alone is not enough. >> reporter: the number of reported sexual assaults at the top three military academies is up. that company 121 page pentagon report. it includes the naval academy in annapolis, the military academy at west point, in the air force academy in colorado springs, colorado. they reported a total of 25 sexual assaults in 2009, 41 in 2010, and 65 in 2011. >> overtime, we've allowed more and more participation by militant terry servicewomen. he should be free from sexual harassment of any kind. >> the service women's action network devoted to stopping sexual assault be used for this report is shocking, but the group says what is worse is that the military has failed to stop the problem. maybe it's all-star cornerback lamar olin's was accused of raping in 2006. he was cleared, but he was still kicked out of the academy for what the academy called conduct unbecoming an officer. military leaders say that h

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experts say victims are more likely to face depression and sexual transmitted disease. the way they see an adult relationships may forever be changed. >> when you put yourself in the hands of a teacher in a school relationship, you don't always want to see that as someone being nice to you for sexual gratification. so there's always going to be an issue of trust, and being able to trust other adults -- this is not what they are going for. >> child sex abuse experts say the road to healing is possible through professional therapy and counseling. jennifer franciotti reporting. >> police are on the lookout for sex offenders hanging around children. plainclothes officers are posting in busy areas to watch out for registered sex offenders. they have pictures and will contact police if they see anyone suspicious. >> a vehicle hit a girl near annapolis road and ohio avenue just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday. she later died at shock trauma. the driver did remain at the scene. authorities are looking for the person who shot and killed a man as he sat in is how car in edgewood neigh

>> this is not sexual coercion, so i don't know why it is sexual harass ment's. it should be settled between the parents and the children. >> it wasn't intended that way. come on. he was protecting himself. >> no, i'm just saying if you want to get down to it, it is pretty sexually harassing for me 20* bludgeon your gonad. >> how did you know i had just one? >> but it wasn't a sexual advancement? >> how was the woman's right entered into. you know there was no ironic aspect? >> it was advanced to the groin. >> i think this is just him protecting himself. >> i understand what you are saying. >> by the way, it is pretty seriously sexually harassing. >> the thing is i love how you cover up the fact you don't find it erotic. -- everybody knows. >> tom, did they go too far with this sexual harass ment's charge? >> they always do. >> i would have been on the sides. >> when it comes to sexual harassment, i feel they always do. i was on the side of the family when i started reading this article. but i didn't like that they went with the self-defense. it was not self-defe

the stabbing is very sexual. it indicates an impulsivity, a level of anger.hild murderers who like to torture mysoped. >> mysoped? never heard of that. >> yeah, it's the most dispushing and sadistic of the child molesters, the ones who actually kill a child. >> what does that mean, mysoped? >> the killer would have gotten off on trying to destroy the child, trying to destroy their innocence during the process of sexually assaulting and killing the child, beating the child, then stabbing the child, this shows rage. it indicates to me that we typically see this in offenders who were also abused as children. >> is that something that somebody builds up to or would this person have a record already probably? >> this person -- about a 40% chance that they've been incarcerated before, and most likely that was a juvenile offense. i don't get the feeling that this offender has ever done this before. the police are saying that the crime was very premeditated, even planned, but i'm not sure i agree with that. i see a great deal of impulsivity. i think the fantasy was t

even so, the pentagon says that the real number of rapes and sexual assaults is probably much higher because of a still existing stigma. >> the awareness is huge. the awareness is much better than it ever has been. >> reporter: the military academy's mirror increased reporting of sexual assaults and rapes in the military in general up 11%. >> there is not less tolerance for sexual assaults. >> reporter: she watches the trends carefully. >> i reported sexual assaults 12 years ago, and there was no support. and when i got to the transient personnel unit, the sexual assault and violence counselor assaulted me again. >> reporter: the military is trying to increase awareness, sometimes clums lyly don't put drugs in people's drinks. when you see someone walking by themselves, leave them alone. five, if you are in an elevator and someone else gets in, don't assault them. 8, don't forget you can't have sex with someone unless they are awake. congress is considering legislation that would take reporting of sexual assaults out of the chain of command. >> commanding officers have a vested inter

experts say victims are more likely to face depression and sexual transmitted disease. the way they see an adult relationships may forever be changed. >> when you put yourself in the hands of a teacher in a school relationship, you don't always want to see that as someone be nice for you for sexual gratification. there will always be an issue of trust. this is not what they are going for. >> child sex abuse experts say the road to caylee is possible through professional therapy and counseling. jennifer franciotti reporting. now back to you. >> i what is the focus and newt gingrich is the target -- iowa is the focus. tracie potts has the latest from washington. >> i do not think he understands -- >> mitt romney, rick santorum, and michele bachmann all hold town hall meetings before saturday's debate. >> i have been married to the same woman for 42 years. >> when i married my wife -- it is an important issue. >> there are coming at newt gingrich from all sides. they're hoping they can bring it down. >> the guy who used to be the speaker? >> mitt romney is taking some heat

allegations of sexual harassment are coming from a former female employee. her attorney is holding a news conference today and planning on showing a graphic sexual picture that she says evans said to her. officials have no comment at this time. >>mark: a seven year-old boy has died from his injuries after falling 16 ft. from a chair lift at sugarloaf ski resort in tahoe. he suffered a traumatic head injury but the child passed away yesterday. the boy was practicing with the resort's ski team when he slipped out of the chair lift. the resort is cooperating fully with state investigators. >>darya: police are looking for this man after two different carjackings and leading police on a chase. he led police on a chase for in milipitas and san jose. milipitas police chasing after a carjacking of a bmw. he led officers to a south san jose neighborhood where he crashed the car and ran into a nearby neighborhood. >>justine: we want to know this morning if you still have holiday shopping to do. we have failed stores that opened early and staying up late. here are some

as soon as you say "attracted," there's this idea that it's sexual. and of course he used the word in its true meaning, which is he moves toward certain groups of people. but now in the context of what's going on, you would think he'd figure that that wouldn't be the word to use so much anymore because so many people do misinterpret it. >> and when you're accused of these sorts of things, you should be savvy enough not to -- they're not asking you if you're attracted to someone -- oh, i'm attracted to you, we're a good friend, we can hang out and have beers. they're not asking that kind of question. bob costas explicitly said, are you sexually attracted to boys? what was going on with him? >> when you're a pedophile, typically, you lie. you're in a complete state of denial that you did anything wrong. you're saying, this is how i defend myself. i'm not attracted to anyone. he's just lying. that's what pedophiles do. they're in a state of denial. >> one child victim advocate says sandusky has revictimized his victims by doing these interviews. >> it ma

, sexual solicitation of a minor and assault. his bail is set at $3 million. sheree johnson, abc 2 news. >>> baltimore county police say they're going to be cracking down and on the lookout this weekend for sex offenders hanging around kids. plain-clothessed officers will be posted in busy shopping areas with children. they're going to be keeping a lookout, making sure the kids are safe. police say many retailers for the holiday season are getting involved too. security officers have been given pictures of registered sex offenders and will contact police if they see anyone who's of concern to them. >>> news time now 5:03. today the woman who pleaded guilty in the death of a johns hopkins researcher is back in court. lavelda merit has a violation on probation hearing today for an unrelated drug charge. merit admitted to helping her boyfriend, john wagner rob steven pit karen in july of last year. wagner stabbed pit karen to death. merit testified against wagner as part of her plea deal. >>> the wife of former prince county george'

they accused the fictional joe benson of sexual abuse. detective copeland approached the house to make the arrest, he had no way of knowing about joseph benson's secret or how far he would go to keep it. when he arrived, benson's front door was locked and barricaded. copeland raced to a side door and broke it down. copeland found benson in bed, his eyes closed, an open bible pressed to his chest. joe benson was unconscious, a bottle of sleeping pills at his bedside. an ambulance took him to the hospital, pumped out his stomach. it was only after that, when copeland began to realize there was more to this story, more to this man, than he knew. >> i asked him, social security number. and he said he couldn't remember it. >> ding dong. >> yeah. i said, for 20 years in the marines, you don't know your social security number? he said, i'm on medication. i just can't recall. >> copeland knew something wasn't right. but what? he sent benson's fingerprints for identification, and finally learned the truth. >> i think he thought he was uncatchable.

except for this one area which is the sexual deviancy or sexual problem. >> reporter: the six-year marriagedivorce. jane says her ex-husband now out of prison still has excuses. >> i didn't do it. no, i'm not sexually attracted to children. >> reporter: as jane looks back, she says she missed red flags along the way. >> checking my e-mail and pop-up comes up on his computer. and so i looked in the history of the computer and there were pornographic sites there. he blamed it on a friend who had been visiting and staying at work late, longer than normal, trips out of town. >> reporter: why were those things happening? >> i thought he was having an affair. but apparently what was happening was he was online at the office. so is she still doing it now? i don't know. it wouldn't surprise me. it terrifies me. not for me and my children anymore but for anybody else that he could hurt. and i believe that's a possibility. >> reporter: at 42 jane is optimistic about her future. her advice to others -- >> trust your gut. those red flags pop up for a reason. trust it. >> reporter: julie peterson, cnn,

zach tomaselli has accused fine of sexually abusing him in a hotel room in 2002. tomaselli, 13 at the time of the alleged incident, is expected to speak at a news conference later today. yesterday, prosecutors said bernie fine cannot be charged in criminal court only because the statute of limitations in new york state has run out, not because there isn't enough evidence. the d.a. spoke to our gary tuchman in an interview and said an au pare in the fine household had no doubt something was going on between fine and his first accuser bobby davis. >> did your impression that au pair is convinced that bernie fine had a sexual relationship with bobby davis while at the snous. >> no question. she didn't witness any molestation, but clearly body language, affect, wait they talked to each other, the way they acted around each other, the conversations she had with lori fine, no question that -- >> for example, when it came to bernie, what did she say about the way bernie fine acted that made her know they were having a sexual -- >> the way they would do things, watch it t

we now turn to syracuse university, and that school also dealing with some sexual misconduct, sexualith an assistant coach. but the head coach last night admitting that he was wrong. jim boeheim apologizing for being angry and defiant and defending his long-time assistant coach, bernie fine, against those sexual molestat n molestatio molestations. boeheim spoke about that during a post-game interview. listen. >> i believe i misspoke very badly in my response to the allegations that have been made. i shouldn't have questioned what the accusers expressed or their motives. i am really sorry that i did that, and i regret any harm that i caused. >> fine was fired last month over those molestation allegations. he had been an assistant coach at syracuse for 35 years. >>> six minutes past the hour now, and you know there are some things that kids just should not say about their teacher. but one kid suspended for saying what about his teacher? he called her cute. we'll find out how this all happened. stay with me on this cnn "saturday morning." or creates another laptop bag, or hires another