victims of violence, physical and sexual abuse, verbal and physical sexual harassment and forced sexence. studies have also shown unlike other minority groups, rejectio can occur at home and anti-gang evens can be pritchard to perpetrated by family members and youth. it is important to note that th stress related stigma has a symbolic meaning even a scene during the minor instances such as being called derogatory name can be damaging because of the cultural meaning and creates a pain beyond a seemingly long magnitude. in the context of school clement , minor experiences especially when chronic can cut the entire environment for the sexual minority youth sending the message of protection and sustained. this message is exacerbated whe it has been found to be the cas teachers and school personnel and more instances of such harassment such as name calling and joining the perpetrator in rejecting the sexual minority youth and sending a message tha the gay youths are to be scorned . studies of the assessment of th outcomes of to provide conclusive evidence of the depopulation including the

harassment and sexual violence. it includes harassment that is not sexual in nature. instead it is based on sex stereotypes. for example, the conduct of a group of students who harass and intimidate a female student to discourage her participation in wrestling because they consider her athletic activity to be not feminine would constitute gender based harassment they girl who targets a female classmate for repeated humiliation and name-calling through electronic means, as school, names like a slut and for and things like that because her classmate is pregnant is engaged in gender based harassment. these of the sort of intake's we get frequently at the national women's law center from parents are concerned about their children. agenda based harassment need not be perpetrated by boys were targeted at girls. students can be harassed by other students, by teachers, by coaches, school employees, their parties. it can involve the images that are posted on walls or through electronic means. comments can create a hostile en

of training and sexual assistance to sexual assault providers across the country. rainin has been selected for the national victims assistance standards consortium and assisted 1.5 million people affected by sexual violence through the natural -- national sexual assault hot line. i will outline best services in serving victims of violence. the peace corps has a long history of successfully promoting peace around the world and we believe if applied correctly these best practices can strengthen the peace corps organization and their response to victims. i will follow this with a description of our rainin is working with the peace corps. the following best practices are drawn from the department of justice that did. accessibility of quality advocacy services following the assault is paramount. the value of these is lost if victims do not know of their existence. peace corps volunteers need to receive through layered and repeated training information describing services available to them in the event they are insulted. this should include a comprehensive overview of is

victims of sexual assault, all victims of sexual assault, victims of sexual assault in the peace corps need to know from the initial contact with someone after the assault that the peace corps is on their side. that they are not the criminal. i think in all of our cases we felt, we have felt like we were the criminals, and rape is always the responsibility of the perpetrator. so, they need -- the peace corps needs to change the culture so that the victims know that the peace corps is on their side, and that is crucial for come as you know from your work as, crucial for the recovery of victims is essential. and it is a unique crime in that white. >> do you think that the peace corps as we see it now, based on all of your testimony and the things that you are aware of, that it is a change in mindset, the peace corps needs to have a mindset different about when crime is committed against a peace corps volunteer somewhere in the country, and some are in the world, and rather than say, oh, don't say anything, you might our diplomatic relationship with his third-world country, and all these

assault from minor sexual assault. set up a task force with the department of labor to determine how to help the survivors get timely benefits without being forced. experienced the trauma. enlist the help of outside experts with authority to make certain that the policies continue to reflect the best practices. give survivors a choice of treatment providers. and fire the staff and treatment providers who blame the victims. director williams is well intentioned but we cannot ignore history. the peace corps promised time and time again to fix these problems and they have not. we need congress. thank you for the chance to speak to you about my experience and my hope -- help for a stronger peace corps. >> thank you, mrs. marsh? >> good morning. thank you for inviting me to speak today. before i began, i would like to commend the women who have spoken before me for their courage and their eloquence. my name is jennifer march, i am the net -- national sexual assaults director, the largest anti-sexual assault organization. we

young men who are confused about their sexuality. as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn't that enough? we have, like, 2 million of them. it should be social workers, correctional workers. parole workers. get rid of parole officers and probation officers all together. i call them resource centers so that when somebody comes out of jail or prison, that it would not matter if they came out of a mental hospital or and mentally retarded group home or they are getting out of jail or sleeping on the streets, when they get out, they go to something called a resourced center for health, and there, there would be social worker people that would help them. it does not really matter if they get out of jail or prison and a sleeping on the streets. i saw the same people in different pieces of their dreams. we provide visitors with a real release program, which means at least money to live for 90 days -- takes at least 90 days, right? to get a job, f

and there are also other sexual attacks. strauss-kahn is being held at the infamous reikers island jail. meanwhile, the i fair has thrown a monkey wrench to finance. >>> the man charged with securing financial security across the world will spend another few days in a new york city jail cell. the judge denied bail for dominique strauss-kahn. the international monetary chief is accused of sexually assaulting a maid at his hotel in times square. the judge called him a flight risk. >> i hear you were at jfk airport about to board a flight, that raises some concern. >> the 62-year-old french citizen was on an air france flight about to take off for paris when police took him into custody. police say preliminary forensic evidence supports the maid's version of what happened in strauss-kahn's suite. she also picked him out of the lineup. >> he sexual assaulted her and attempted to rape her. when he was unsuccessful, he forced her to perform oral sex on him. >> strauss-kahn faces several sexual assault charges including attempted r

at that time, she was robbed of some personal items, some cash, and a sexual assault did occur. there were two children in the house, they were not harmed, they were not in danger. they were asleep. >> reporter: perkins says the victim's husband was also home when the crime occurred but investigators will not say much more about that at this time. oakland police say the suspect appears to have fled on foot. however, investigators only have a general description of the person responsible at this time. in oakland, kron4 news. >>> we got a little bit of rain out there this morning in the north bay and we can't rule out the threat of more showers as we head into tomorrow afternoon. a look at storm tracker 4, spotty showers up to the north and you can see the spotty activity continues offshore and this is diving ever so slowly to the south so we could catch a little bit of that rain but we're definitely going to catch it the win. right now, winds ascertain too bad, 18-mile-per-hour winds in oakland and 16 in fairfield. that's going to get a lot worse as we head into tomorrow afternoo

acts in the first degree, attempt to commit rape, sexual abuse, unlawful imprisonment, sexual abusercible touching. but what you're seeing now is video taped from inside it happened just moments ago, of the back and forth between the two attorneys as they try to figure out whether or not they were going to allow strauss-kahn to be out on bail. let's listen back to this. >> to say something totally without proof and is simply an assumption with no basis in fact. it is exactly what he said he is and until saturday, they have been engaged back and forth from the united states to foreign countries with -- on the business of the imf and i suppose one can always imagine -- imagine situations in which people go become highly visible fugitives from the sex offense charges, but frankly, that is unrealistic and in this case, really an unprovable -- not a very -- not a very ready argument, if the court please. we have he checked out of the exit at 12:25 and met his family at a midtown restaurant at 12:45 there in plain view to the entire world there until about 2:15, hardly consistent with a m

it's illegal to engage in sexual contact with them. so it's a very artificial thing. it's semantics to just say, "we're talking about under ten." >> reporter: researchers also concluded there was no way to identify potential abusers ahead of time and said homosexuality, celibacy, and an all-male priesthood had no bearing on the crisis. today's report got mixed reactions from catholics leaving church today. >> it's kind of like asking the fox coming out of the hen house how many chickens were in there before you went in, you know. it's a step in the right direction, but, obviously, we also need independent surveys, reviews, and in-depth coverage. >> reporter: now, today's report does not address the problem of bishops who covered up for priests and comes just days after the vatican issued new guidelines for dealing with priests who sexually abused children. but those guidelines are not mandatory, and there are no punishments for bishops who don't comply. katie. >> couric: elaine quijano, elaine, thanks so much. turning now to the middle east. for weeks, the white house

the head of the international monetary fund, will answer charges today that he tried to sexually assaultsekeeper in a hotel. he has agreed to forensic testing ahead of his court hearing. an investigator tells cnn the imf chief accuser picked him out of a lineup at a police station. >>> the chief prosecutor is expected to ask for three arrest warrants in libya. they are said to be for those against crimes against humanity. a source says leader moammar gadhafi will be among those named. >>> those living around the mississippi river, will leave for higher ground, as homes and farmland as residents have been ordered to evacuate. and two additional floodgates have been opened on the morganza spillway. >>> the space shuttle "endeavour" has been cleared for launch today. and weather reports indicate a 70% chance of favorable conditions. "world business today" starts right now. >>> good morning, from cnn london. >> good afternoon, from cnn hong kong. you're watching "world business today." >>> these are the stop stories on monday, may 16th. dominique strauss-khan in cuffs. >>> it's crunch time f

up next, the head of the international monetary fund responds to accusations of sexual sexual -- sexual >> all new. the biggest controversy in "oprah show" history. now, five years after "a million little pieces," they meet again. oprah, james frey. the interview. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: senator dianne fine tine says she has seen the death photos of osama bin laden and still believes they should not be made public. she saw the photos on friday at cia headquarters in virginia. chev says viewing them has not changed her mine about releasing them to the public. the cia briefed her five months ago that bin laden had been tracked to a compound in pakistan. they also told her about the navy seal raid a day before it happened. fine tine -- feinstein says she viewed the death photos reluctantly after others pressed her to do so. >> the chief of the international monetary fund is denying charges he sexually assaulted a hotel maid in new york city. dominic strauss-kahn is one of the most powerful men in the world and a potential candidate for presi

>>> cuffed and jailed, the imf chief is accused of sexual assault. what now for the man who could have run for president of france? hello. it is 5:00 a.m. in new york, 11:00 a.m. in paris. you're watching world one live from london. also ahead, waiting for a decision. in the next couple of hours, the international criminal court could say it wants an arrest warrant for moammar gadhafi on suspicion of committing war crimes. >>> a national disaster devastating floods for thousands of people in the u.s. to abandon their homes. >>> space shuttle "endeavour" is preparing for its last mission. >>> although he is one of the most powerful men in finance, but today, the head of the international monetary fund will appear in court to answer charges of attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment. right now, come niece straus-khan is accused of committing rape. the married 62-year-old denies the charges and has agreed to undergo a medical and physical examination. this is the hotel where the alleged attack took place. police say the maid ran to the front desk for h

>> guest: coming off the sexual liberation now introduces gay-rights, abortion, a social sexual issues into the political discussion and. j. kennedy never had to talk her out rights but not everybody has to prepare the republicans who were leading the charge it vulnerable because you are against him and make sure your loan is on the up and up. >> host: call your on the air. >> caller: i would like to say i have been a big fan of o larry flint for a long timee and thank you for everythingor you have written.very iowa so excited about your book. my question is i have a 14 year-old son who was pretty mature for his age and if you thought the book would be appropriate but he is the avid historian am i chart and listening to the stories i believe it is a perfect but for a budding historian. >> guest: as far as the book goes, i think it is probably proper for a 15 year-old. i would like to add to that typical of a lot of teenagers been too ready not that they are supposed toppos read the magazine but that is our happens. >> host: this is our last call from hollywood florida. >> caller: two q

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conduct and anal sexual conduct by forcible compulsion. the maid immediately reported the incident to hotel authorities and the police. the alleged attack happened saturday, here, in a new york hotel suite that cost $3,000 a night. that kind of lavish lifestyle is just the way dominique strauss-kahn rolled. >> this kind of guy, when you arrive in the room, who will sort of focus and magnetize all of the attention. >> reporter: strauss-kahn's decades of experience that brought him to the pinnacle of power in france and in international banking. he's a ph.d. economist, one of the leaders of the socialist party in france. and, since 2007, the head of the international monetary fund. an enormously powerful global bank created by the united nations to help run the world's finance system. when he talks, people listen. >> when we look at the figures, we see that the global level -- is coming back. we all know it's fragile and uneven. >> reporter: to see him today in court with small-time drug dealers and other low lives, that was a shock. but the

it ended with the female in the home being sexually assaulted.husband and two small children were in the home when the crime occurred. the oakland police say at this time they have limited information on the suspect involved in the case. >> path here in oakland, the 6800 block of wilton rd. drive there was at a sexual assault. is right next to redwood regional park. there are a lot of a neighborhood watch signed and private security on nearly all the homes. >> our big weather story tonight, big changes this weekend, tomorrow we have another chance the rain into the forecast into the afternoon. it is not look like it will see much, but we will see breezy conditions, winds in the 20 to 30 out for our range. temperatures only in the low sixties for the most part. as we headed to san become a see clear skies and warm temperatures, the temperatures will stay well below average for this time of year. and >> more big changes coming to the bay bridge. a new detour for the east bound approach to the toll plaza that will be constructed over the memorial da

i mean using violence to get sexual favors. but this part, nobody talked about. nobody knew about it to tim mess majority of the lead he was a womanizer. so what. >> reporter: in a way, the most upsetting thing for many french is not the image strauss can got of handcuffs and court but the idea that he fell from so high so fast. one analyst describes it as a disappointment, in a way that part of his character could have so well been hitter finance so long. jim bittermann, cnn, paris. >>> let's examine the speed at which this story unfolded. strauss can checked into a $3 thousand a night suite in downtown on friday afternoon. this hallway was the scene of the alleged sexual assault on the 32-year-old chamber maid that happened allegedly around noon the next day. four hours later he bounded a plane and took his seat in first cla class, but within an hour port authority police boarded the plane and detained the imf boss. around 2:00 sunday morning that's when we saw him being charged on several counts including criminal sexual act charge and also rape. by monday he

. >> a new sexual revolution. what's happening to the baby boomers and how the government is getting involved. >>> good evening, i'm ken. >> the oakland police department is tonight ordering its officers to turn in their gun because of a manufacturing problem that may make the guns unsafe. robert lyles shows us the problem. robert. >> dana, oakland police or sources within the oakland police department confirm that this department has purchased and ordered 400 new glock handguns. tonight it seems that efforts to modernize this department already plagued with problems hit the wall yet again. that's because all of those guns have been recalled and we found the defect. police sources tell cbs 5 oakland police officers received a recall notice late this afternoon by patrol car radio. the message, return all glock 4 pistols immediately. cbs 5 has confirmed the recall affects 1/3 of the officers. right now that's the number of cops carrying the glock generation 4. officially the department is saying there is a mechanica

are a victim of sexual assault. an amendment by ms. davis to increase the number of service academy nominations for puerto rico. an amendment by mr. wittman to improve management of the arlington national cemetery. an amendment by mr. langevin expanding this final -- spinal cord injury research. an amendment by mr. turner to create a confidentiality privilege for sexual assault response coordinators, sexual assault victims advocates, dod, safe helpline personnel. an amendment by mr. turner to address the leadership structure and the air force institute of technology. an amendment by mr. johnson that requires a report on any department of defense project on autism services. an amendment by mr. hunter regarding the display of flags by our armed forces. and an amendment i mr. kaufman for a comprehensive study of the selective service system. >> is there any discussion on the amendment? mr. turner, the gentleman from ohio, is recognized for five minutes. >> i want to again thank the chairman wilson for his work on on th

la crisis de abuso sexual contra menores que ha extremo cdañado iglesia católica no se debe sólo a un>>> hoy en día es algo raro, la mayoría de casos se remontan a aquella época, sin embargo, es importante decir que no hay que confiarse. >>> la universidad de justicia criminal realizó el estudio de 5 años el arn pasado sólo es reportaron 7 casos, así y todo en philadelphia este año la iglesia suspendió a 21>>> sacerdotes acusados de abuso sexual. el reporte atribuye los abusos a sacerdotes que carecían de formación y vigilancia, y afirma que es incorrecto llamarlos pedófilos 22% de las víctimas eran menor de 10 años o antes de la pubertad. aunque la definición de la asociación siquiátrica aumenta la edad de pre pubertad. esta activistas fue abusada por un sacerdote amigo de su familia cuando era niña. >>> y fui abusada y ciertamente los obispos eran tli origen e tes sabían que esto estaba mal y no hicieron nada vmentd>>> la mitad del estudio fue pagada por obispos católicos de esta nación, su. el escándalo ha impactado cada parroquia del país vmentd. >>> es un cáncer que tenemos dentr

>> ivan, i understand as well the allegations of sexual abuse and sexual assault is not just -- does not just pertain to women but also to men as well. are you aware of that? >> reporter: well, i mean, at that time, there was an awful lot of crackdown going on. this was going into april. there would be demonstrations taking place, and the military is in charge of the country, and their police were very heavy handed. i remember talking to two men who just emerged from the state tv headquarters. they said they'd been pulled in there and repeatedly beaten and subjected to electric shocks on their testicles by military police, and they were still bleeding from some of the wounds that they got in their faces. i spoke to them maybe an hour or two after they'd been released from that ordeal. so there had been a pattern more than a month after the overthrow of hosni mubarak where egypt's military rulers were using force and torture to try to stop people from demonstrating against them. now, our cairo bureau tells me that there's less of that pattern, but still people are being detained and b

años de edad >>> la homosexualidad y el celibato, no es la razon por la cual provocaron el abuso sexualmala preparacion es la causa >>> lograron reunir las firmas, y los organizadores obtivieron muchas más, y podrían enfrentar una pena de un año de carcel >>> veremos como una familia ahora esta más unida que nunca persona gay decide hacer publica su orientacion sexual, suele enfrentarse a >>> los efectos de revelar que se es homosexual, puede ser muy difícil >>> tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar con una madre de familia y como ella desidio darle apoyo en esta nueva forma de vida, y el hogar se mantuvo unido [♪] . >>> susana miraba con emocion el video del matriomonio homosexual de su hija, susana también recordaba cuando si hija le contó que era homosexual, >>> le pregunto que le pasa >>> y ya me contó en un parque, que ella se sentia diferente, que ella era lesbiana, y pero que tenía la incertidumbre de la aceptacion, había buscado ayuda psicológica, había incluso pensado en quitarse la vida,mi hija me necesitaba, y tenía que ayudarla, darle todo mi apoyo y que eramos dos, y que ya n

la excepciÓn sexual. los asuntos de cama se queda allÍ. puesto a un seÑor de esta categorÍa, esposado en la televisiÓn. porque allÍ hay una ley que impide que se emitan imÁgenes de alguien esposado, hay un choque cultural. un personaje pÚblico tan importante. >> pasamos de schwarzenegger a straus kann, >> por un lado es la figura pÚblica, y su carÁcter de persona. lo que tiene en su vida privada. es un debate que siempre ha existido. es importante pensar en el factor actual. donde lo privado es cada vez mÁs escaso. todo este tipo de casos cada vez se revelan mÁs y más. >> creo que estamos hablando de dos cosas distintas. estamos hablando de un crimen,1 hombre acusado de un intento de violaciÓn sexual. en el caso de arnold schwarzenegger no se trata de un crimen. es algo inmoral, pero no es un crimen. creo que nos podemos meter en el caso del crimen. pero alguien que cometiÓ un error,1 infidelidad. >> de un polÍtico se espera un grado de honestidad. es una cuestiÓn de credibilidad. yo creo que en europa, hay un gran puritanismo en la socied

sexual assault and rape and people assaulting women and children -- i know that. most of the people in prison as sex offenders are not those people. i call them romeo and juliet's. he is 19 and she is 16 or she is 19 and he is 16. that is the most of the mark. let's face it -- we should know, especially in san francisco, that as human beings, we are not really comfortable with sex. some of us do not even know who we are, right? from day to day, right? you know, i mean, sex is a very complicated issue. the idea that sexual behavior and people's aberrations with it or problems with it or confusions should send them to present for life sentences. in wisconsin, they have the same thing in iowa and illinois -- actually have built prisons just for sex offenders. can you imagine? the entire prison are sex offenders, mostly young men. that is what they are. young men who are confused about their sexuality. as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn

a sexual assault or rape. it goes way beyond that. and it's -- people are very upset. they're quite horrified by that, by the prospect of this being -- the accusations being true. and it takes it to another dimension. it really is an earthquake in french politics. this man could well and would likely would have been the next president of france. nicolas sarkozy, the current president, faces re-election next year. he is deeply unpopular. and dominique strauss-khan was certain to win the socialist nomination and almost certain to defeat nicolas sarkozy. whatever happens with this case, that is over now. and the people of france realize it. so, there's very, very mixed and confused feelings here. a lot of empathy for the woman, the alleged victim. a lot of -- a lot of questions being asked. if this man's past has been known, if these accusations that he's been a sexual predator have been going on for years, why did it take the american justice system to finally catch up with him? >> as you said, an earthquake in french politics. jeffrey kofman reporting, live on the phone

and social sexual issues into the political discussion. jack kennedy never had to talk publicly about gay rights. suddenly everybody has to in politics. this also leads the republicans or conservatives who are leading this charge vulnerable because if you are going to say you are against gays getting married you better make sure your own marriage is on the up and up. >> host: five minutes left. next is california. >> caller: i would like to say that i have been a big fan of larry flynt for long time and thank you for everything you have written. i am so excited about your book. my oldest son -- my question was i have a 14-year-old son sitting in church with aids and if he thought his book would be appropriate but he is an avid historian and very mature and after listening to your stories it is so historical that i believe it is a perfect book for a budding historian. >> guest: as far as the book goes, it is very much proper for of 15-year-olds. i'd like sue and i was publishing house where for 15 years and with a lot of teenagers in pubert

looking into reports of a robbery and sexual assault. it happened ound 3 this morn >>> in the headlines, police are at a home in the oakland hills looking into reports of a robbery and a sexual assault. it happened around 3:00 this morning on the 6800 block of wilton drive. east bay regional parks tell us they launched a search along nearby trails. no suspects or evidence have been found. >>> lapd say it could be days before they can present evidence on the suspect in the bryan stow beating. officers have not filed charges against giovanni ramirez. lapd's chief says though he is sure they have the right man. right now ramirez is being held on a parole violation. he has a hearing scheduled for next week. >>> and the u.s. will be going back into the compound where osama bin laden was killed. pakistan has agreed to let the cia return to search for fingerprints and other evidence. it's not clear contactually when that will happen. >>> the weather outside, a lot of clouds outside to begin the day. but looks like as we head toward the afternoo

a part-time worker at a school is behind bars accused of sexual battery against a teenager. police have made an arrest. it's our top story tonight at 7:00. john sasaki is live at the school to tell us more. >> reporter: we are at piedmont high school and it was on that walkway where it began and ended in the girl's locker room. on a friday afternoon of a holiday weekend the field is mostly empty. perhaps the scene was similar on sunday afternoon when a 17- year-old girl was victimized by a school employee. >> an attempted oral copulation with a minor. >> reporter: victor salazar who was a part-time field supervisor convinced the girl to go in the locker room, told her she was beautiful, took pictures of her and reached under her skirt. >> it is disturbing that any adult would try to have a sexual encounter with a student. >> there has been no announcement to the students but some have heard about the incident. >> i believe i know the person who it happened to and that was really upsetting for me because we have been friends for a while. and so it especially hit home for me.

aspectos, pero tambin se est prestando para que nuestros niÑos esten al alcance de delincuentes sexuales--una conferencia en san jose, busca trazar estrategias para combatir la explotacin de menores. --jaime peluffo, nos trae el informe como parte de nuestro proyecto "niÑos seguros", jaime... take pkg ---- blanca, autoridades dicen que la explotacin de niÑos via internet es un problema creciente, y que los padres deben estar informados ... esta es una de las ms de 120 clases sobre interrogacin , tcnicas forenses, redes sociales y otros temas de la conferencia de estrategia nacional para combatir la explotacin de menores en el internet... s.o.t. randy schiefer/sgto. policía de sj 1:12:00 we estimate that at any giving time there is 50 thousand perpetrators on the internet trying to locate children.. el sargento de la unidad anti explotacin de menores en san jos dijo que se estima que en cualquier momento dado, hay unos 50 mil depredadores sexuales en el internet buscando niÑos.. su unidad recibe unas 800 pistas cada aÑo, las que generan 500 ordenes de cateo, y se arresta a unas 200 person

is that there is not just sexual abuse but physical abuse. any kind of trace evidence that shows an association between the maid and the imf chief is going to be very important evidence. >> reporter: and defense attorneys are set to argue, a key argue in this case for them will be that if any sex did occur, it was consensual. >> michelle miller, thank you. >>> the faa says a mistake by an air traffic controller allowed two jets to come within 300 feet of each other only minutes after vice president joe biden's plan landed on monday. it happened at chicago's o'hare. an express flight was cleared for takeoff as a sky west flight was coming in for landing. the controller who ordered the takeoff says oh [ expletive ]. they asked what the expletive was at. the controller said, sorry. >>> congresswoman, gabrielle giffords, is recovering after surgeons placed a plastic implant on her skull. her husband, mark kelly, who is currently commanding the shuttle "endeavour" provided an update on his wife's condition. >> she is doing really well. everything

it was part of the walk a mile in her shoes campaign to stop sexual violence. >> shiny heels to wear as they wound their way through downtown. >> and the purpose of our event is to essentially raise awareness about sexual violence and the impact it has on individuals as well as communities. this is an opportunity for us to engage men and issue of sexual violence because it's been seen as woman's issue both males and females are impacted. concerning their stuff and holding aside. san jose police chief chris moore took the time to match its heels to the badge. the event was organized was organized. shocking -- associated with sexual assault. >> we need to engage our communities and take an active role. once it was caught off guard, is that every two minutes someone is sexually assaulted in our country. the majority of it -- >> the heels are meant to symbolize, on -- recession that heals men and women at the theater. walk in the approach to very serious subject. proceeds will support rape crisis center. participated for more than willing to sacra face their feet for the afternoon. >> it

it's about sexual violence. and from that standpoint i noticed today a gender difference in the attitude of the french. the women said "let justice decide." the men tend to say "but why would american police and justice decide to humiliate this man in such a way?" >> rose: would you say they're treating him like they would anyone else accused of these crimes and that's what they would worry about not doing? treating the egalitarian of aspect of american justice and the french would say, what, that because of his prominence he should have been given more what? >> well, i think there is, again, a cultural divide. the egalitarian violence of american justice may be one of the great things about american society. but it shocks here. why handcuffing him. why telling the press that this is the time he's going to leave the police station. i mean, these are things which looked unnecessary. >> i think this whole issue just outlines... and people are discovering there's a different system in the states. there's the judici

. >> he was sexually assaulted by a predator >> reporter: we were told about their 30 -year-old son -- that he is in prison. they call it a hospital, but it is not. it is a prison or jail >> reporter: he landed in napa after making terrorist threats against someone. he has been diagnosed schizophrenic, but his parents say he is not getting the treatment he needs. >> the institution fails to maintain his safety. how is he being prepared for a life in the general population? >> reporter: they come to the hospital every week to see their son. our request for access has been denied. to talk to a patient, we have been called their son. >> hello, it is mom. >> they talk to him every day and on this day they let me talk with him. >> there are random acts of violence. i have been hit and assaulted a couple of times. >> reporter: the worst was when he was sexually assaulted by the man who killed the psychiatric technician. >> i learned my lesson the hard way, not to let your guard down and to not. >> too trusting of the people around you >> reporter: the dangers have excluded because of the dr

i have to just surrender to the sexual assault. what more can they do now? they're inside you everywhere, so the only thing to fight for, left to fight for, was my life." >> pelley: it was a fight she endured about 25 minutes. >> logan: i was... no doubt in my mind that i was in the process of dying. i thought, "not only am i going to die here, but it's going to be just a torturous death that's going to go on forever and ever and ever." >> pelley: lara was dragged along by the mob until they were stopped by a fence. at that spot, a group of egyptian women were camped out. >> logan: and i... i almost fell into the lap of this woman on the ground who was head to toe in black-- just her eyes, i remember just her eyes, i could see. >> pelley: wearing a chador. >> logan: yes. and she put her arms around me. and oh, my god, i can't tell you what that moment was like for me. i wasn't safe yet, because the mob was still trying to get at me. but now, it wasn't just about me anymore; it was about their women, and that was what saved me, i think. the women kind of clos

you cannot keep secrets about sexuality secret forever. it rarely happens. and you know about it because you write about it in your book "addict nation." so you know firsthand about these things. here's my thing, what do we do from here with this information? because who's going to be the next person and salacious details are going to come out and we're going to be interested in that person. is there a lesson to be learned for us? where do we go from here, jane? >> the lesson is that honesty is always an option, even when you don't think it is. for example, arnold schwarzenegger, he had this secret child. at some point, at many points along the line, he had the opportunity to turn to maria and say, look, something happened that i'm very ashamed of, yet it's a situation, there's other human beings involved, an innocent boy, i have to level with you, i've got to tell you what's going on. she seems like a very understanding person. she came to his defense when he was running for governor and he was accused by more than a dozen women of inappropriate sexual beha

the sexual assault that happened very early this morning. elyse kirchner has been on this story all day long. she is live at police headquarters to bring us up to date. alise? >> reporter: cheryl, oakland pd certainly has their hands full. yesterday we told you about those four fatal shootings in five days. now this violent home invasion. what's supposed to be a safe neighborhood. and what's so frightening about this is that it allegedly happened while the victim's husband and young children were asleep. >> i went to fetch my newspaper at 6:45 a.m. >> reporter: lucille bellucci woke to police outside her door in the typically secluded oakland hills, telling her about a violent attack on her street. >> that there had been a break-in, that the man had a gun, and he'd committed a sexual offense on the woman. which -- which is a nightmare that should never happen to anyone. >> i woke up to an e-mail this morning saying that there had been a home invasion, the police were there all night, and let people know. >> reporter: bruce lindy, head of the

jim dolan of wabc has details. >> reporter: he's cleared the way for sexual predator -- accused sexual predator dominique strauss-kahn kun see why he would smile being taken away from the ped treen home to the latch luxury. a guilded cage of a townhouse, nearly 7,000 square feet complete with a gym, heated floors, a state of the art theater room with reclining leather chairs. a skylit living room and rooftop deck tore sunshine. it was a quiet little tribeca street unless strauss-kahn showed up and the media of the world followed. >> i mean, hope that all these guys aren't permanent residents. >> reporter: neighbors were curious. dominique strauss-kahn is the former head of the international monetary fund charged with a sexual assault of a maid in his $3,000 a night hotel room. he was released on a $6 million bail package that requires home confinement. his billionaire wife, anne sinclair who provided bail also provided the townhouse. >> besides family members, strauss-kahn can receive up to four visitors at the time while under house arrest. >>> john edwards is ready to to fight any ch

men -- bi-sexual men. a good of those in san francisco are from the african- american community. the community is african- american but 13% in san francisco are in the african- american community. >> are we also talking about the down low factor i have heard african-american folks talk about. >> a component of that and our work to educate about the situation of men who have sex with men who may not identify as gay but men who have sex with men, that education is ongoing and very important with regard to our prevention work. >> and refresh folks memory what the down low if somebody living on the down low what that mean. >> that term refers to someone who doesn't really acknowledge that they -- their sexual orientation may not be heterosexual exclusively but are having sex with men. men having sex with men but really not in anyway public about that. >> what about young people? >> well, the good thing about the young people is that they are very approachable about talking about issues like this and we can hav

in france is known. >> he already had his sexual problem with another lady. so a second time. >> these latest accusations have touched off a political tsunami in france, where strauss-kahn was seen as having a real shot at becoming the country's next president, and as he fights these charges, the international monetary fund has named his second in command the act director. abc news, number. >> alan: a wounded congresswoman returns returns to to watch her husband launch into space. how long with this storm last leigh glaser has the forecast after the break. >> all new. the biggest controversy in "oprah show" history. now, five years after "a million little pieces," they meet again. oprah, james frey. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park