sexual assault is one of them.he question about where does the education around sexual boundaries, abuse and tatian, the idea they begin at the moment that a young person goes to college ignores the very real problem of sexual assault and abuse within the confines of the family and home. and a lot of ways that we see ourselves as beyond this moment, we laugh at some of these ideas being read produced -- being reproduced in schools because we think differently about the family, but one of the questions is how we frame sexual assault as an issue of young people in this environment and in no other places. we don't talk about it in any meaningful way in the workplace or the community. if a person is not on a college campus and doesn't attend college, or never attend college, how do we attend to the fact that sexual abuse happens in a number of contexts? this does not open -- there are few spaces in which that happens because a lot of the activism around sexual assault and sexual abuse emerge from college campus feminis

. >> another claim 43% of women suffer sexual dysfunction.turns out that number from a 1992 survey, that asked women whether they have a sexual problem, but did not ask whether the problem bothered them. the co-owner was accused by the f.d.a. of using misleading marketing materials when he ran a different drug company selling testosterone. it found the company erroneously implied it could be used to treat erectile dysfunction. a statement was issued saying: sprout has not been accused of misleading the pub listening. >> i think it's been overpromised. >> this doctor runs a woman's health center. after reviewing the pills data he has doubts. >> when you look at desire desire there was zero improvement in the placebo or the medication. however, when you look at the enhancement of the pleasure of the experience that's a nice way to put it. >> there was an improvement. there was an improvement where the placebo was. as far as desire zero. >> the doctor is worried about the side effects for women with other medical conditions. >> a small subset of

gonzales, did you ever attempt to have sexual intercourse with ms. zuniga? >> no. >> did you ever touch ms. zuniga's vagina? >> no. >> did ms. zuniga ever bleed in your office? >> no. >> did ms. zuniga ever say "no, no, no," to you? >> in what respect? >> in the course of a sexual interaction. >> no. >> bergman: gonzalez told sms that zuniga's accusations were quote, "preposterous." sms instructed gonzalez to gather witness statements about zuniga, but gonzalez went a step further. he secretly recorded these interviews with employees. >> marco gonzalez had a camera hidden in his office. and the women, it seems like have no idea that there is a camera there. >> he's fishing for any kind of bad behavior she might have engaged in, and what he came up with was just gossip, basically, about leticia. >> bergman: there are instructions to marco gonzales to gather statements related to the claims that appear to be made against him. is that part of your investigation? >> that wouldn't be protocol to ask the accused to be involved in the investigation, no. >> bergman:

. >> another claim, 43% of women suffer from sexual dysfunction. it turns out that number comes from a 1992 survey that asked women whether they had any kind of sexual problem, but didn't ask whether the problem bothered them. co owner have sprout pharmaceutical robert white head was accused by the f.d.a. in 2011 of misusing marketing materials selling testosterone medicine. it responded in a statement to america tonight, stating the previous two worked closely with the f.d.a. to take the corrective steps requested to the satisfaction of the agency. sprout has not been accused of misleading the public about the pink pill. at least one doctor thinks they may be overselling it. >> i think it's being over promised. the worst thing we can do is over promise a service and not be able to deliver. >> dr. peter weiss runs that a woman's health center in beverly hills and has patients with sexual addition function disorders. after reviewing the pill's clinical data, he has doubts. >> when you take a look at desire, desire, there was zero improvement in plac

not as a student but as an activist drawing attention to sexual assault.nks emerson's new policies don't go far enough. >> are you gonna fight just as hard as you fought for your case to get back on track, to maybe get back in school one day, to find that career? >> i mean, i'm going to have to because it's not going to be easy. but it would be a real shame to let my life go to waste. so i'm gonna give myself time to heal and just go after whatever it is that i love then. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." now stay with us. natalie morales has a new edition of a "dateline" series, "my kid would never do that." >> reporter: some fun-loving kids, a table full of treats and this. he sees it. >> just saw it. >> these kids have all had safety training -- >> today, we're going to talk about guns. >> reporter: -- telling them to walk away and find an adult. but in the heat of the moment -- >> ooh, a gun! >> reporter: -- with a fake gun and hidden cameras everywhere, we put kids to the test. >> so scary. so scary. >> reporter: their parents, nearby in o

you may wonder why a little pink pill is not available to women for their sexual dysfunction. a viagra for women is not led by big pharma, the force behind it introduction of this drug is a curious coalition. lori jane gliha votes why. >> i have been silent for a long time on this issue, as far as my own personal problems. >> reporter: carmen is talking personal. >> my husband and i have been married 33 years, and i would say for about 30 years of our marriage, we were really having difficulty connecting sexually with one another. and the big problem was that i have very low sexual desire. >> reporter: carmen says therapy helped, but not enough, and she was diagnosed with hypoactive sexual disorder. >> it affected my ability to be a good mum, i was discouraged about this. then she learned that there was nothing to treat it. that may be about to be changed. drug makers claims it enhances a woman's sexual drive by affecting neurotransmitters in the brain. >> shutting down these parts of the brain allow women to focus on sexual experience. >> the libido benefit is a side effect o

but i agree -- sexual crimes. i agree, with children, it's different. >> even with adult women and adult men too, some men are also victims of sexual abuse. the same suppressing mechanism can be at play. so i'm not saying that you have no statute of limitations, but i do believe you have to give some discretion there to say that this is what the science tells us about how people deal with these particular very specific sorts of assaults. if they in fact turn out to be assaults. and i believe in that vein we have to treat these a little bit more differently than other crimes. >> and women are treated differently than men when it comes to different sex crimes. it's not believed that men can be sexually assaulted. >> but men are -- depending on the culture and the context of their abuse, can be even more -- even less likely to bring it -- >> to come forward, because people won't believe them. that's what i meant by it. >> we need to look at all sex abuse, not separate the men from the women, and just say it's a speci

for those who were sexually assaulted. the same state that turns a blind eye to hold no one accountable and it also knows the family from the early stage uses women through genital mutilation so the first time we put someone on trial was last year in the country where 91 percent of women have been subjected to genital cutting. so the state is aware but it does nothing so in order to unpack those points to have extremely damaging effects for that trifecta to focus the sexual revolution because if you just focus on a political level egypt is one place the man is another. and it has improved in egypt >> with the state's failure to protect women, what we see happening is for women to have clear ways to address the violence and sexual harassment. can you speak a little about that? to pass on these ways that they have different tools whether social media with the harassment that is now known across the region where harassment is taking place one and where it is so pervasive. so can you talk about that on state action from the mi

and the home sexuality was controlling my life. now it's more just a random thought every other week or so. >> he's also expanding his own ministry around the world. joel 225 gave us this map showing its global reach. it holds weekly video conferences with people wanting to lead hetero sexual lifestyles and connects them to real world groups. >> we have a gay arabic group, spanish group, french, german, russian. >> his success is frightening to james gay. he went to conversion therapy as a teenager. >> it's fraudulent. it was talk therapy for me. in my case, it wasn't any other therapy. but even words can damage. >> james is still scarred by attempts to turn him straight. he's launched his own group. >> we need to protect our lgbtq youth from this psych lodgely abusive practice. >> when i was in 5th and 6th grade i was made fun of every day, kicked, spit on, beaten up. there were a couple of times in the past when i did but with my faith it's really not appropriate for me to do that before marriage. >> do you get that urge for men

and 60% of the cases a supervisor or unit leader is responsible for either sexual harassment or sexual discrimination. this is not the climate that our military deserves. it is no surprise then that one in three survivors believe that reporting what are their career. for those who do report they are more likely than not to experience retaliation. despite a much touted reform amid retaliation a crime the dod made zero progress on improving the 62% retaliation right that we had in 2012. according to human rights watch report, the dod cannot provide a single example of serious disciplinary action taken against those who retaliate against a victim of sexual assault. a sexual assault survivor is 12 times more likely to suffer retaliation than see their own vendor get convicted of a sex offense. and in my close review of 107 cases from the largest domestic military bases one from each of service, in 2013 i found that nearly half of those who did move forward and report ended up dropping out of their cases. survivors still have little faith in this system. and any metric of the system remains

abuse and sexual harassment of women janitors? >> this is one of the kind of the most challenging reporting questions that we encountered. unfortunately, the government doesn't keep very good statistics related to this top pick. two-thirds of sexual assaults and rape victims don't report the crimes so it's a difficult issue to tabulate anyway but what we do moe is the department of justice estimates that something around 50 people are sexual assaulted or raped every day. >> and that's across the board? >> that is across the board? >> what do we know about the companies that hire these workers? >> what we know is that theiry're, some of them are very large, some of them are small. 90% or so of the janitor services companies are one-person enterprises or family enterprises, tiny. there is a large large range of companies. what we do know is they are the middleman. it's not like the situation that we had in the past where every building or every organization had their own janitor or janitor l staff. now you're going through a third p

now we can talk about women's sexual function. are vehicles or ways in which we can start to communicate about issues related to women. >> do you think this pink pill is a good thing? >> i think it's a good thing in certain, very specific situations. we don't really understand female sexual dysfunction, whatever that term means. it is actually in psychiatric literature. it's not part of medical literature at this point. will a pink pill make women more sexual? i doubt it. it's not ecstasy. it's not going to make you want to have sex with everybody around. but it is maybe a step in the right direction to trying to understand the complexities of women's sexuality. >> as a sex therapist who's dealt with women and sitting there with the woman alone or the couple it's the beginning, i think, where the real essence is does a woman feel good about herself? you have a low sex desire the question being asked is rate yourself on one to five. how much do you feel that you have sexual desire? how much do you feel turned on? then what does the

reportera: el virus del papiloma humano es el que enfermedad sexual mÁs comÚn. >> al principio nadiee en pÁnico, me asustÉ bastante, llorÉ bastante, me angustiÉ bastante, no dejaba de rezar. reportera: su contagio tambiÉn se propaga a travÉs del sexo oral. >> si la persona tenÍa el virus en sus genitales, y hay sexo oral, la persona no puede adquirir y puede padecer cÁncer de la lengua y cÁncer de la boca, de acuerdo a vocales, o cÁncer de la garganta. reportera: desafortunadamente no existen tratamientos disponibles. >> vaya a saber cuantos aÑos mas me van a quedar... reportera: suman alrededor de 15 los de alto riesgo y pueden provocar cÁncer, entre ellos el mortal cervicouterino. >> la muerte, es algo muy drÁstico, espantoso muy, irreal. reportera: actualmente existe una vacuna que previene la adquisiciÓn de cuatro de los mÁs peligrosos. >> uno se empieza a poner desde los nueve aÑos hasta los 26. reportera: tres dosis en un lapso de seis meses antes de que la persona inicie su vida s se van a prevenir el 30% de los cÁnceres y una persona comienzo su vida sexual. ademÁs de la vacu

. >> reporter: this is the medication promising to restore sexual desire to women who have lost it. the little pink pill. tonight one step closer to fda approval after experts said it should be made available to women. but the advisory panel did so amid what it called serious safety concerns. nausea and unexpected fainting. it said benefits of the drug were modest. >> suddenly i felt the flutter, and i always say it was not a flutter in my heart. it was like, whoa. what is that? welcome back. >> reporter: amanda parish took the pill every night as part of a clinical trial of flibanserin in pre-menopausal women which twice in the past six years failed to get approval. it is not, as it's been called, the female viagra. >> viagra increases blood flow, and it's approved for use only in men. this drug, flibanserin, works in the brain on a woman's desire. >> reporter: while experts say distressing low sexual desire is a real medical condition impacting 16 million u.s. women, critics argue the little pink pill isn't the solution. >> if there were a very effective drug for increasing libido

sexual assault. >> in the u.s.there are over 800 instances per day. >> from rain, the nation's largest anti-sexual assault organization. >> this is an issue that's affecting young people. we're seeing almost half of all victims are under the age of 18. >> kate recommends parents use what's happening in the news or on tv shows to get the conversation started. and parents need to know that many cases involve alcohol. >> we have a real opportunity here to raise teen that is not only feel comfortable talking about sexual assault but know how to step in or say something or be able to support a friend. >> as we all know, it's often hard to step in. 17-year-old corban and 13-year-old christian are about to find out just how hard. they, too, think they're here to taste test energy drinks. >> i would give it a 3. >> what would they do if they see a girl they think has had too much to drink? >> i've just been drinking all day. >> are you drunk right now? >> nochlt yeah, completely. >> and a guy looks like he's trying to take

and told me that they had been sexual, and i was flabbergasted. was flabbergasted. >> reporter: he says he believed there was more than one sexual encounter. >> i said what do you mean? and he said well, we would do things sexually, and it would sometimes start with a massage, and we didn't go much further into that. >> reporter: reinboldt's friend says he does not know who individual "a" is the person cited in the indictment against hastert. it alleged that hastert agreed to pay someone from yorkville $3.5 million to conceal past miss conduct. law enforcement officials tell nbc news that the misconduct was sexual misconduct with a student. former state wrestling champion, gary matlock, coached by hastert, says he barely remembers reinboldt but has a hard time believing that hastert would sexually abuse a student. >> he was a good teacher, good coach, great motivator. >> reporter: former representative barney frank says the allegations are stunning. >> although though it's frankly to me a reminder of the hypocrisy among my republican colleagues. d

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nbc news is told this conduct was of a sexual nature with a male student. but hastert is charged with lying to the fbi. the former state wrestling champion coached by hastert says he barely remembers reinbolt but he has a hard time believing hastert would sexually abuse a student. >> he was a great coach and great motivator. >> reporter: bernie frank says the allegations are stunning. >> this reminds you of the hypocrisy, especially among my republican candidates. he went before the speaker twice constitutional amendments to ban same sex marriage. >> reporter: hastert has not commented on the allegations. neither as his attorney. he's scheduled to make his first court appearance next week. >> gabe gutierrez in new york thank you for that. the big question what could the sexual allegations have on the bank charge and what about the statute of limitations question? legal reaction at the bottom of the hour when wendy murphy joins me live that's coming up at 7:30 eastern. >>> developing now, hurricane blanca is off the coast of mexico and being called a major h

sexual violence, sexual exploitation it has no immunity whatsoever. so if a particular u.n. staff somewhere in the world is involved in sexual violence, and there is credible evidence to that effect, the authorities of that country have the right to immediately initiate legal domestic process against an individual regardless of his status in the mission. so he has no immunity to protect him if he's involved in sexual violence or sexual exploitation. but at the same time in our recommendations in relation to peace keepers, that falls under a different category. yes, they do have immunity. the u.n. or international immunity apply to them. but it does not mean that they don't have responsibilities. it is their own country in their own legal system that they have been persecuted. >> and to look at other stories. the 17 people were killed when a passenger train collided in tunisia. it happened during rush hour on tuesday morning. tunisia's transport minister has blamed it on a lack of a crossing barrier. >>> the u.s. is confirmed it carried out an air strike that killed an al-qae

and sexual identity. we'll get to the bruce jenner/caitlin jenner flap in a few moments. but first, the duggar family reeling from the molestation scandal involving their son, josh that prompted tlc to yank re-runs of their reality show "19 kids and counting," doing damage control in an interview with meghan kelly. >> this is a young boy who has come to you with shocking information. what did he say? >> there was so much grief in our hearts. i think as parents, we felt oh, we're failures, you know. >> do you think in particular your christian beliefs are at issue here? >> i think, you know what christianity is not about being perfect or being a perfect family but it's actually about being forgiven. >> and two of the family's daughters telling meghan they were horrified when "in touch weekly" published the juvenile police records essentially revealing that they and two other sisters were among the victims of their brother, josh. >> i feel like in this situation, we're, again, helpless as to the people hand

ilia: el fbi asegura tener conocimiento de al menos tres potenciales vÍctimas de abuso sexual del exel mes pasado por violar las leyes federales bancarias y mentir al fbi. de acuerdo con la acusaciÓn, accediÓ a pagarle 3 millones y medio de dÓlares a un hombre para ocultar supuesto abuso sexual. un pequeÑo de siete aÑos muriÓ llamando y esperando a su madre mientras estaba tendido y herido, saliÓ a una heladerÍa cuando un auto impactÓ el negocio. el conductor tratÓ de huir de la escena y unos buenos americanos lo persiguieron hasta que pudieron arrestarlo. vilma: una dolorosa tragedia, el pequeÑo de siete aÑos entrÓ a este restaurante del bronx, new york, a comer un helado con su hermana y su padre mientras esperaba que su mamÁ saliera de una cita mÉdica, lo que pasÓ despuÉs fue registrado por una cÁmara de seguridad: el conductor de este automÓvil retrocediÓ aceleradamente y se incrustÓ dentro del restaurante donde estaba el niÑo. el hombre acelerÓ hacia adelante y se fugÓ del lugar, el pequeÑo quedo en el piso malherido. >> se estaba comiendo el helado cuando dicen que el seÑor se

assault and who is committing suicide because of a sexual assault. but what we do understand is that the number of women and men that are forced out of the military after reporting a sexual assault contributes to a high level of dysfunction. and perhaps even lending to a seriously deficient mental health provider from the va and from the military. i mean, that is what happened to me. >> we've heard about other causes ptsd, drug use what do you think about that? >> well i think that it's taken a long time for military to understand that ptsd doesn't necessarily come from what most people consider only acombat-related injury. ptsd or post-traumatic stress disorder is now finally being recognized by the military for those who have been victim to military sexual trauma. and you know, there are all sorts of contributing factors into why a person leaves the military and becomes suicide suicidal and i think we have to look more closely at what the government is doing towards supporting these members. and it's men and women but the most dramatic increase in

now a woman says dennis hastert sexually abused her brother. and a friend what the alleged victim told him years ago. >>> fears in colorado that someone is randomly shooting people. >>> and dashed dreams. an american pair olympic hopeful blazing fast and about to compete for a national championship only to have his running blades stolen. >>> nightly news begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york. this is nbc nightly news. reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. as we head into the weekend, millions will need to keep a close eye on the weather after a violent outbreak destroyed homes and left neighborhoods under feet of hail in could co. this afternoon, new tornado warnings were posted in the west. at least one tornado already spotted today near denver. and the threat from these dangerous storms continues. our national correspondent, miguel almaguer starts us off tonight with the latest. >> we have touchdown, people. >> reporter: rumbling across colorado, this vie limit storm is packing it all, from danging twi

. >> police ask fred andros if he had sexual relations with susan fassett before her murder and he said no. he had told us that he hadn't seen her in a month and had never been intimate. >> andros explained why he was unable to have sexual relations. >> fred said to us that he was unable to perform sexually due to a medication he was taking. >> fred said he was impotent, but that was clearly discounted by the numerous interviews with the prostitutes in the area. that was nothing but a hoax. >> when asked to provide a dna sample, andros refused. >> they really have no legal reason to order a dna sample from fred andros. you have to have some evidence and they have none. >> to try to obtain a court order to go to a judge and say this guy was alibied not near the scene. he doesn't have the type of weapon that was used. he doesn't have the type of car that was used, it starts to detract from your real hard suspicion. >> if susan fassett didn't have sex with her husband or fred andros, then she was having an affair with someone else. >> which opens up a whole new pool of suspects for the pol

on three separate occasions, she claims, he sexually assaulted her.t time if he raped you, the right thing to do is to go to the police, he would be charged. >> who would believe that? he was 15. who is going to believe that? >> that lingerie photo the boy's mother found, it wasn't a come-on, she said, the photo was taken in self-defense. it was her cry for help. >> i wasn't posing. i was doing what she wanted me to do. i was assaulted because i did that. >> the smoking gun, she claimed. one out of thousands apparently loving and frankly explicit texts. this one is so explicit we can't show you the whole text but it includes a line that suggests sex reading in part never put you through that again, baby girl, and that abby said is when she asked the detective what her definition of sex was. to abby it wasn't sex, it was sexual assault. >> he didn't look like a 15-year-old boy. he didn't act like a 15-year-old boy. he was a monster. >> in our interview, abby simon had just offered a stunning defense to a charge of having sex with a boy. turned herself

reportera: el virus del papiloma humano es el tipo de enfermedad venÉrea o por trasmisiÓn sexual, mÁs 34 millones fÁciles. reportera: su contagio tambiÉn se propaga a travÉs del sexo oral. >> si la persona tenÍa el virus en sus genitales, y hay sexo oral, la persona lo puede adquirir y puede padecer cÁncer de la lengua y cÁncer de la boca, de escuelas vocales, o cÁncer de la garganta. reportera: desafortunadamente no existen tratamientos disponibles. >> vaya a saber cuantos aÑos mas me van a quedar... reportera: suman alrededor de 15 los de alto riesgo, y pueden causar cÁncer entre ellos el mortal cervicouterino. >> te lo vas a llevar a la muerte, es algo muy, muy drÁstico, muy espantoso, muy irreal. reportera: actualmente existe una vacuna disponible que previene la adquisiciÓn de cuatro de los mÁs peligrosos. >> una se empieza a poner desde los nueve aÑos hasta los 26. reportera: tres dosis en un lapso de seis meses antes de que la persona inicie su vida sexual. >> o sea que se va a prevenir al menos el 70% de los cÁnceres si una persona utilizar la vacuna. reportera: especialistas

en el caso de nicoletta la persona que abusÓ de ella fue condenado por asalto sexual, pero ella y dela presidenta del sistema de universidades de california, napolitano, se comprometiÓ a financiar una serie de reformas recomendadas por un comitÉ especial que trata con casos de abuso sexual, una de estas iniciativas es la publicaciÓn de carteles con informaciÓn para que los y las estudiantes busquen ayuda. >> sÍ hay varios muchos problemas de los abusos sexuales lamentablemente la escuela no da la informaciÓn para resolverlos. >> esperarÍa que la universidad investigara el caso especialmente una escuela como esta que tiene reputaciÓn de ser progresiva. >> informÓ lo siguiente en un comunicado no hemos recibido la demanda establecida hoy no podemos comentar al respecto en uc berkeley queremos crear una comunidad donde el abuso sexual no es tolerado. el gobierno federal investiga la manera en que mÁs de 100 universidades del paÍs manejaron casos de abuso sexual, una de estas instituciones es uc berkeley estar bajo investigaciÓn. leÓn: la crisis envejecientes mitifica y se sintiÓ el merc

sexual discrimination. this is not a climate of the military deserves. it's no surprise then that one of three survivors believed that reporting what hurts the career. the reform that made the retaliation of crime they made zero progress on improving the 62% retaliation raids that we had in 2012. they cannot provide a single example of disciplinary action taken against those that retaliated against the victim and sexual salt. they are told times more likely to suffer the retaliation began to see them get convicted of the offense. in my close review of the 107 cases from the largest domestic military bases, one from each service in 2015 i found that nearly half of those that did move forward and report ended up dropping out of the cases. survivors still have little stake in the system under any metric system remains plagued with distrust and does not provide a fair and just processed that our survivors are men and women in the military deserve. simply put, they haven't held up to the standards posed by gener

a woman coming out saying her brother was sexual abused by dennis hastert. what do the allegations mean for his current case? >>> and a gaping hole in u.s. security. 4 million employees compromised. how many more are at risk in. >>> flooding, tornados and knee deep hail. that's hail all over the street in denver for some up to their knee others. how did this severe weather happen? more is on the way. >>> saddle up. we're going a along for the ride. american pharaoh preps to make history tomorrow at belmont. are we one day from history? >>> we're start with the startling investigation surrounding the former house speaker dennis hastert. a woman tells the news that her brother was also sexually abused by hastert. this is not the unnamed individual referred to in the indictment against hastert last week. joline says her brother is another victim that went to the same high school where hastert taught taught. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience? he said with dennis hastert. i was stunned. i said why didn't you ever tell somebody stevie? he was

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they say the school mishandled sexual assault investigations.nbc bay area's michelle roberts joins us live with the action the women are taking against the school's board of regents. michelle. >> reporter: well three women filed this lawsuit today. they say they're speaking on behalf of other survivors out there. they would like the school to do more to protect victims, and they would also like more education to prevent issues like this from happening in the future. >> and we are no longer asking for change. we are demanding it. >> reporter: these three women call themselves survivors of sexual assault. in each case it involved someone who was either enrolled at uc berkeley or worked as an employee. >> we do not deserve this and neither does anyone else. >> today they stand in front of a room full of reporters. and accused university officials of mishandling investigations and in some cases discouraging victims from reporting crimes. the accusations are detailed in the title 9 lawsuit filed today against the uc regents. >> in the weeks and month