an adult sexual assault or sexual harassment. first these experience are more or less coal occurring with a temporary distance is relatively short.also the framework distinguishes among the type of perpetrators in relationship to the target. partners or family members versus acquaintances, coworkers, bosses or strangers. for longitudinally separated experiences, the perpetrator of the prior forms of assault are typically different for different from the perpetrators of the current assault. this is commonly referred to as read victimization and there is abundant research to show individuals who have been sexually assaulted either in childhood or adolescence or as adults have an increased risk of being assaulted or abused by others and in other forms later in life. for example, child sexual assault survivors are more likely than others to end up in abusive relationships as adults. a recent study that my team completed that found that child abuse as well as interpersonal violence survivors were more likely than others to experience

assault and adult sexual assault or sexual harassment. experiences more or less co-occurring where the temp real distance short and frame work distinguishing between the types of perpetrators, partners or pham my members versus acquaintances, co-workers, bosses or strangers. the perpetrator are typically different than the perpetrator of the current assault this is commonly referred to as revictimization and individuals who have been sexual assaulted either in childhood or adolescence or as adults have an increased risk of being assaulted or abused by others and in other forms later in life. for example, child sexual assault survivors are more likely than others to end up in abusive relationships as adults. a recent study were more likely than others to experience sexual harassment on their jobs for concur rent violence, the perpetrators may be the same person or group of people who may stock or harass as a gateway to more extreme forms of assault. for example, a stocker may become a sexual harasser who then may become a sexual assault pe

only if you think of sexual assault and sexual harassment. and of course taking a very prominent first amendment lawyer and he said college campuses pose the greatest threat to free speech. in truth if you really believe that where the greatest threat to free speech you far overestimate our ability. certainly sexual assault should not be in a speech at all. that's why think it's important to recognize the safety aspects of things. not to rely on the criminal justice system but imagine if someone was accused of murder on campus. the the criminal justice system may take years. we might have robbers, property crime is rampant. universities have long dealt with these issues under campus safety codes. and they use it and often expel students or temporarily suspend them. one of my arguments here and i hope i'm wrong is that of where going to focus on legislation to correct this shortcomings of title ix and deal with this problem, maybe we need to have a safety session. in some ways it might lessen, optimistically the backlash that is occurred again

sexual exploitation and abuse by u.n. peacekeepers is a cancer that demands the most comprehensive treatment possible and are well justified collective outrage is only useful if it's paired with action. i begin by noting that the united states halong been a vocal advocate for increased transparency and accountability as it relates to allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse by u.n. peacekeepers. we are pleased that this push for transparency is finally starting to find its first traction. an while it is clear as you know that the actions taken so far by the u.n. and member states have fallen far short of the mark, certain recent actions taken by the secretary-general reflect a new seriousness and create important new avenues for member state engagement. some of these steps include improved reporting systems for victims and their communities, the creation of immediate response teams to collect and secure evidence for use in investigations, withholding of paymentins to troop and police contributing missions for their st

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. >> bergm

, and this is not about sexuality. this is, you know... most of the rapists in the military, 98% of them are -- are heterosexuals, okay? so, it's not -- it's not about sex, and it's not about gender. all right, it's -- it's -- it's about someone with power and control as we all know. they didn't tell anybody 'cause it was 1974. you know, i was born and raised in new york, and i just, you know, can put the pieces together that, you know, if i came forward and said anything, they were gonna, you know, give me a bus ticket home, obviously, you know, give me a quick discharge and get me out of there. so, i -- i wanted to spend -- i wanted to stay at career in the military, so that's way. >> and you had a career in the military? >> yes, i retired from the air force. >> i think the film was a way to show other... survivors, male and female, that it's a safe thing to do to come forward at least to one person that you trust. >> okay. >> and that's the beginning step. >> okay, that's the first. all right, we have to take a brea

>> we know experiences of sexual assault including sexual assaults during military service is one of the strongest predictors of ptsd. it is the type of event associated with ptsd symptoms among men and women and more strongly for men than women as i mentioned. the symptoms look quite similar than the symptoms of ptsd related to other forms of traumatic stress. although survivors of mst may report certain kinds of issues more frequently than other types of trauma survivors. so, for example, issues around intimacy and sexuality and intrapersonal relationships and boundaries, issues around trust, issues around self-blame come up more frequently when working with sexual trauma survivors. >> 62% of the people who reported they were sexually assaulted reported they were retaliated against. how does the experience of not being believed or retaliated against affect the symptoms of ptsd? >> it worsens. a victim's reporting in the system and they feel believed that is a strong predictor of how they are doing years later in terms of ptsd and depression symptoms. >> there was a study last decem

sexual exploitation and abuse by u.n.keepers is not a new problem to date has played commissions from bosnia to haiti to the democratic republic of congo to the central african republic. let me read you a short passage from interviewing report documenting sexual abuse among peacekeepers. some girls come on quoting, some girls talked of rape disguised as prostitution in which they said they were raped and given money or food afterwards to give the rate the appearance of a consensual transaction. these words, i'm sorry to say, come from the report in 2005. we know from the scope of current allegations now more than a decade later these very same offenses are still occurring, despite years of human leaders insisting on quote zero tolerance of culture of impunity has been allowed to fester. with ambassador power asked me last year to lead our missions efforts to establish a new paradigm for really tackling this scourge, it was clear that an unaccessible lack of transparency and accountability were at the heart of the issue. y

certainly sexual assault sexual assault is one of them. them.re and the one thing in regard to be a care and some of the promising things, we see veterans who have ptsd have lower suicide rates than other veterans. i think there are promising developments in the treatment and turnover from dod to ba. >> for the record, senator conserve the tour duty and iraq, is that correct? >> think it chairman graham. i can say that the system that captain described has been in effect for at least ten years, at least in the army. i want to talk briefly about thh relationship between traumatic i want to talknd posttraumatic stress. this one does not necessarily presume or for the other commasu that correct?me >> not necessarily serve. i think certainly if someone has been exposed in a traumatic event to downrange that resulted in a traumatic brain injury, i think the possibility is great that they also have cool morbid posttraumatic stress with that.. i do believe history of tbi predisposes someone to be more vulnerable to psychologicalalthe issues downr

the idea that it's okay for women to explore their sexual fantasies and explore their sexual desires.ink the sexual revolution had a place in making sex more casual so that people had more sexual partners and sex could have a purpose other than procreation or reproduction. >> oh, it's nice to see you. how are you? >> fine. how are you? >> there was a lot of sexual experimentation in the 1970s, and one place that that experimentation took place was within marriage, by trading partners, having group sex, and rethinking what has become in their mind a kind of rigid monogamy that killed pleasure. >> in southern california, a young couple were exploring with ideas about open marriage, and they created a retreat for other people to come and explore those ideas as well. >> i wasn't sure if you wanted to be walking around without clothes on. >> that's funny. i felt the same way. >> you stored away your clothes and lived morning, noon and night as a nudist. and people, if they wished, could indulge in intercourse together. >> a lot of people i haven't seen for a while. >> the idea of this plac

there are multiple barriers toin reporting sexual abuse. victims, many of whom are minors, know there is high t likelihood the perp tritetores will go unpunished and fear discrime news, stigmaization, retaliation if they report abuses. u.n. human rights officers in pace keeping missions are usually first-responders and hence the internal reporters of the sexual abuse. they have their own fears. both about their physical safety as well as their own job. security. overall my view is that there are significant structural barriers to reporting sexual abuse by peacekeepers and u.n. personnel. the current setup which relies primarily on u.n. human rights offices assuming the role of reporters of these violations is inadequate, poses risks to the victims and staff and is inherently biased against reporting. such barriers are exacerbated by wholly inadequate u.n. internal justice provisions or protections to whistle-blowers. an example of these structural barriers is the case of mr. anders who disclosed sexual abuse by peacekeepers in the central a

are sexually abusing people. our citizens here, who work hard every day and raise families, and pay taxes, they are basically sending money, sending their hard earned money to an organization that has been unwilling to deal with a crisis within it. and it taints america, it taints taxpayer money that we are sending. and i hope that somehow, very soon, the leadership of the united nations will understand that the american people, through their elected representatives, are not going to stand for us sending money to an organization that is unwilling to deal with this moral depravity that is taking place there, but not being willing to own up to a problem and do with it in an appropriate with it in an appropriate way. we thank you and we appreciate very much your time and travel. the record will remain open to the close of business friday and if you could, respond to questions, my sense is you will want to do that. we thank you again. with that, the meeting is adjourned. [chatter] [indiscernible] [chatter] this weeke

sexual assault in the last year. sexual trauma among men has lagged behind behind women but data suggests the mental consequences may be more significant for male veterans than female veterans. recovery is possible after mst. vha has services with counsel and care and services to assist eligible veterans in these efforts, recognizing many survivors do not disclose experiences unless asked directly. it's policy that all veterans being experienced for mst. they are offered a referral for mental health service and va care necessary to overcome the psychological trauma is provided free of charge. a veteran's eligibility is entirely operate from the entitlement for the same conditions. mst coordinators are available at every va medical centers to assist veterans in accessing these services. brain health and head trauma transcend impacting all americans. bob mcdonald is participating in the ground breaking two-day event focused on brain health. this first annual public/private partnership event is convening the most influe

-- case, are sexually abusing people. our citizens here, who work hard every day and raise families, and pay taxes, they are basically sending money, sending their hard earned money to an organization that has been unwilling to deal with a crisis within it. and it taints america, it taints taxpayer money that we are sending. and i hope that somehow, very soon, the leadership of the united nations will understand that the american people, through their elected representatives, are not going to stand for us sending money to an organization that is unwilling to deal with this moral depravity that is taking place there, but not being willing to own up to a problem and do with it in an appropriate -- deal with it in an appropriate way. we thank you and we appreciate very much your time and travel. the record will remain open to the close of business friday and if you could, respond to questions, my sense is you will want to do that. we thank you again. with that, the meeting is adjourned. [chatter] [indiscernible] >> monday ma

--cekeeping horses sexually forces sexually abused civilians around the world. -- senator bober asking wrong with the secretary-general of the u.n. this is two hours and 20 minutes. sen. corker: the committee will come to order. i want to thank both of the panels for being here, and for your service. we, as a courtesy, and i guess as protocol, the way these hearings go is that we have the government witnesses typically first. and then, we have other outside witnesses second. today, not to show any disrespect in any way to those panelists who are going first, i wish the second panel going first. so that you can hear the testimony, especially because of its -- because of its nature. my staff generally prepares comments for me to make on the front end and i generally, with a couple of alterations, stick to them. today, i want to be very brief and just say that, look, we understand the importance of the u.n.'s peacekeeping missions. we thank you for being here to tell us a little bit about some of the progress being made. but i think all of us understand the terrible, horrible things that

to have sexually harassed students or coworkers. including. a uc berkeley swim and diving coach todd mulzet. who according to the complaint against him made repeated sexual comments to a co-worker over 18- months in 2014 and 2015. even at one point saying the victim "i'll give you $300" for oral sex. mulzet has his salary docked in lieu of a suspension. there is also an adjunct professor of statistics. the documents show sent a student sexually harassing emails in 2015 even offering a trip to hawaii for a "dirty smoke filled weekend of pleasure and sins." he later resigned. a staff member in the program for disabled students. was investigated for sending text messages and emails laced with sexual innuendo to a student writing "i'll bring the handuffs" and whipped cream to valentines day. there is also a massage therapist who touched the privates of a female student while giving her a massage. one texted sexually explicit pictures of himself to a student intern. in 2012, a painter was fired after two employees walked in on him having

half of the vignettes for that are on sexual harassment, half are on sexual assault and the next provide trainings with examples of effective and ineffective behavior for handling some of these challenging experiences. the last piece of the elite command team trainer are the practice exercises though this is the part where folks are asked to engage. this is where we give students a chance to see if they can apply what they've learned and in summary, the best way to describe it is elite ctt and the elite products are a version of a choose your own adventure for lack of a better term so each exercise includes a scenario followed by a number of choices and feedback is provided based on the choice selected.you can also see then how the consequences or of your decisions play out. here's a bit more on the instructional framework for elite ctt. this is based on input. the idea is if we can give leaders and sharp professionals a mnemonic device to remember the roles and responsibilities, they will be able to more effectively interact once an incident happens. you can see the first piece of the f

racism. >> sexual racism... with sexy crybaby zach stafford who says most people trying to smash online dating platforms are sexually racist. >> when someone says something like, you know, i don't date black people -- talking about all black people -- that would be referred to as sexual racism. >> if i was not -- how is not dating someone because of skin color is any different than you're not attracted to them? >> not dating someone because of skin color is the definition of racism. >> but this guy's too douchey, this guy's too short. >> this woman won't pee on me. what? she won't -- you said pee on me. it's called water sports if you're looking for a term. >> you know that. i know you know that. >> we do think about race when we're thinking about desire and sometimes it can be detrimenta to people. >> look, i want to give everyone a chance but i have been guilted into sleeping with thousands of women. i can't live like that anymore. i have a full-time job now. >> thousands? yeah. really? if you count when it's

discrimination based on sexuality. now time for the backlash. >> bruce sprinsteen is refunding concert tickets in protest of the north carolina law. canceled a sold out show in greensboro friday explaining on facebook some things are more important and the fight against prejudice and bigotry is one of them. >> trevor: few things more important than a rock show. this is bitter tweet for gay and transgender friends in north carolina. if they had tickets, they don't get to go -- this concert is one thing i have to look forward to while living here. this is great. more power houses are standing up against north carolina's law. you can feel the movement building. the movement may have just reached a climax. >> north carolina facing another boycott over a controversial new law and this one is unique. the porn site xhampster said it's blocking any computer in north carolina from accessing its videos. >> trevor: oh, no! (laughter) one web site blocked porn?! how are they going to get their porn now?! now they're going to have

sexual exploitation and abuse by u.n.eacekeepers. earlier this month, i had the opportunity to travel with ambassador power to the central african republic to witness the peaceful transfer of power to the country's newly-elected president. in many ways, the trip underscored both the best, and the very worst, of u.n. peacekeeping. the presence of u.n. peacekeepers has been critical in stanching the ethnic violence that has led to the deaths of of thousands of people and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people. but as we all know, minusca has troops have also been implicated in horrible sexual abuse. preying on the very people they have been sent to protect. during my time, ambassador power opportunity to travel and meet with the families of victims. their descriptions of the violence their loved ones have suffered at the hands of u.n. peacekeepers were really powerful personal accounts that, for me, cut through all the handwringing and, frankly, the excuses about why this scourge has continued to persist for ju

matthews had a tendency to try to sexually assault females.s of that, he would choke them if they were not willing to have sex with him. >> how did carolyn die? >> her death was ruled a strangulation. so things started kind of matching up. >> reporter: ynobe had never been convicted of sexual assault, but in the files the detective read the story one particularly brutal assault. a case ended up being charged as a misdemeanor -- unlawful restraint. it was kristin's. ynobe was the man she says almost killed her. >> i was certain that he had done this before. but at the same time i didn't think he would do it again. >> reporter: the detective called ynobe matthews back down to the station for another interview. decided to pull a fast one with his suspect, telling him he was about to get dna results from the crime scene. >> what -- were you really about to get it that quickly? >> we weren't going to get it that quickly that day but trying to get him to believe that we had that information, that we had everything that we needed. i had contacted my

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might tatty is denying allegations that he failed to report a sexual assault claim against one of his rowers. melanie woodrow is live with reaction from the latest such incident at cal, reaction you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: coach mike tatty tells me that these allegations are completely false and that any investigation will prove that. i also spoke to the victim on the phone as well as uc's president and students here on berkeley's campus. when i asked them about the latest sexual assault allegations, several students responded, which one? a former female uc berkeley crew member said she was sexually assaulted by other crew members on two occasions in 2013 and 2014. she tells abc 7 news coach mike tatty said he was aware of one of the sexual assaults through his own sources, then said she was no angel. abc 7 news asked uc president janet na pal tan know about the latest allegation. >> we're goidoing a lot of acti at berkeley to make sure that the issues surrounding sexual harassment are dealt with promptly and effectively and that sanctions are commensurate with the sub

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of under reporting. >> but this isn't the first time allegations of sexual abuse by u.n. soldiers have surfaced in haiti. in 2007 the united nations expelled 114 of its soldiers after widespread allegations of sexual exploitation against haitian women and girls, some as young as 13 years old allegedly forced to brothels. but in 2011 a bombshell dropped. video surfaced online showing u.n. soldiers apparently filming the rape of a 13-year-old haitian boy. the u.n. responded court-martialing the peace keepers, two of which were sentenced to a year in prison. but according to the u.n.'s own internal watchdog none of the commanders were sanctioned, and it's not clear if the victim or his family were every compensated. it's something that sparked widespread criticism of the u.n.'s presence in haiti. >> what is their purpose here? bringing stability? >> more than 6,000 u.n. peace keepers are deployed to haiti to provide security to a country that has often been wracked by violence. and yet in light of recent scandals such as this latest report, there is a growing course of voice

webpage on those accused of sexual abuse. looks like approximately, since the beginning of 2015, i'm rounding, but it could be 90 somewhere that range, episodes involving the same number of victims. cases, i wentse through quickly, only four haven't finalized with any jail time. and i also point out what the chairman said, that these are the reported cases. countries,t in some the seriousness of this issue, even though it is globally acknowledged of being the worst types of conduct, but in some governments and some countries, it is not considered a serious issue. and that means that their reporting is going to be spotty in some of the missions. and then the pressure that is on the command structure has always been there, we saw that in the u.s. command structure when we were dealing with trafficking of military facilities located in other countries not participating. took us a while before we could change the culture. we know that is also a problem. but my specific question to you is, it is one thing to get the secretary-gene

two women say he sexually assaulted them in january, but the warrant charges him with sexual battery of one woman, an 18-year-old who was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. the warrant says she could have been incapacitated at the time. he is facing a charge of third degree criminal sexual conduct. >>> the month of may could end with extra millions in the bank. this weekend's powerball the jackpot for today is $314 million. cash value is $204.7 million. you can watch tonight's drawing live right here on channel 7 before "eyewitness news" at 11:00. i would like a bentley continental gt. [ laughter ]

of sexually assaulting women and underaged girls. >>> a morgan hill personal trainer accused of sexually assaulting women and underaged girls. several of the alleged victims sharing their stories with nbc bay area. >>> the search for the missing san francisco toddler expanding statewide. this as we learn more about the circumstances surrounding that little girl's mother. >>> changes come to the santa clara county main jail. a probe finally sharing its findings. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning on this tuesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. we do have a lot to get to. first, you step out the door and you notice it is a little bit warmer this morning. kari hall joining us. good morning. >> good morning, sam. we are starting out with warm clouds and milder temperatures. more sunshine after those clouds and the fog clears out. it is milder. look at the temperature in the south bay. it's 57 degrees and we have 50 in the north bay and some patchy fog developing there and in san francisco. we will have a mix

carbajal is charged with child sexual abuse in d.c. from the girl to this apartment in wheaton, where they are both accused of raping her. then they took her to virginia, where the authorities are investigating if they committed another alleged sexual assault. a roommate pulled me off camera was shocked, saying both men seem to be hard-working, respectable men. carbajal even sometimes went to a church youth group. came in with guns drawn. the police say the allegations are a reminder for parents. >> know who their friends are and where they are hanging out and where they are. tom: besides the charge against c., both men are facing five charges in montgomery county, where they are in jail tonight. they could also be looking at charges from alexandria, virginia. live in wheaton, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: county police officers went door to door in forest phil -- forestville searching for a murder suspect. they are asking neighbors to come forward if they know anything about tate's murder. leon: it is being called a disaster waitin

. >>> an elderly virginia woman sexually assaulted inside her home in a senior apartment complex. her attack kier is still out there. were life with details on what investigators are hoping will help them solve the case. >> won't be dealing with rain on wednesday morning commute for some of you it's going to be a frosty cold start i'll have for cost. fox news at 11 starts now into in thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> tone me perkins. this is the 18 year old arrest and charged with a t's motherp >> what did have to go. >> reporter: she was pretty emotional talking about her son. and she says that are her son just turned 15 amy fog back in january she made the decision to move her entire family from dc to richmond virginia she felt she was seeing a change in attitude in her son she felt he wasn't hanging around with the right crowd. she got a door knock by detective who informed her of the news they told her her son had been murdered at the deanwood metro station first born killed three days after she gave birth to her fourth child. now, her husband was supposed to go pick u

but no one in that department >> you were sexually assaulted. jamie hart was sexually assaulted. you start to think that these could be connected? >> i didn't think they were connected. and that was primarily because, with jamie was that there was a boyfriend that may have been involved. it was a romantic relationship that went wrong. it wasn't some random occurrence by a stranger. >> reporter: kristin was now living with overwhelming anxiety and dread, which she says manifested into dangerous behavior. instead of being afraid of everything, i became afraid of nothing. i, you know, i just became completely risk seeking. >> what kind of things would you do? >> i think i started drinking heavily for a while after that. you know, i'd hop on the back of a stranger's motorcycle after he'd had three beers, and it took a long time to really get out of that hole. >> reporter: just as kristin was starting to turn a corner, her attacker was due in court on that misdemeanor charge. but nothing came of it. he didn't even show up. >> i'd done what i needed to do, and part of me just wanted to

to nashville and met with teresa harris, the subject of chapter eight, and the second of the two sexual harass canment cases in the book and i met with her and her lawyer, irwin veinic, who had no reason to take any time to meet with me. they didn't know me. but she was so warm and open and told me about very difficult times in her life, and told me this one an neck dote about in the -- anecdote in the mittle of the sexual hard racks. case her harasser asked her to have a drink, and she met him, along with someone else. at that moment irwin turned to her and said, you what? that is an absolute no-no when you're two weeks from trial to meet with your harasser without your lawyer present. the said well i thought maybe i could settle the case. so she met with him and immediately when he heard how much money she wanted, which was not much, went into a fit and he was ruin her and she found strength and anger inside of her and she said, you listen to mitchell don't care how long it takes i'm going to do -- give everything i got for this. i'm talking sandra fucking deo -- day o'connor. in the

. >> glor: documents show a history of sexual harassment violations at a famed university. and the royalties play an important round of cricket while the cbs evening news continues >> glor: one of the nation's premier public universities the university of california at berkeley is under fire and under federal investigation for its handling of sexual harassment cases. daniele nottingham is following this. >> reporter: when sorrell, annacis ant to sujity choudhry the dean of berkeley law school filed a complaint alleges sexual harassment sor rel said she was told to find another job within the university. choudhry resigned as dean but remains a faculty member protected about by his tenure. >> what did you think when your boss as discipline got a pay cut h to go to counseling and apologize. was that enough? >> it was absolutely not. i was devastated. >> reporter: documents released by uc berkeley show as many as 19 employees including faculty may have violated the university's sexual misconduct policies in the past five years. sor rel and her lawyer have filed suit against the

the university surveyed students about sexual assault in campus climate. of more than 9,000 respondents, less than 2% indicated they had experiences with sexual assault but some student leaders say the survey itself was flawed under estimated the problem and excluded some serious forms of sexual misconduct. they are calli

>>anny hong: and jim, is behind bars suspension of sexual assault place the rest of this man david will smack in front of the gym called will fight yesterday afternoon he faces numerous charges including child molestation sexual battery by fraud and lewd and lascivious acts and a child he is suspected of assaulting a number of adults and miners his bill has been set at $100,000 to fit a larger student's instructors at uc- berkeley filed sexual harassment claims with the state that held a rally on the uc-berkeley campus yes the name the man in the firing of an assistant professor in south east asian studies the professes and choose the sex harassment to graduate students after speaking with the media and then left for meeting with cowslip and in part of central harassment and assault on campus sea of the universe it will begin to take sexual harassment claims were still some in the future and respond more quickly new questions are surfacing around the death of a former nfl star would tell you new footage of the debt issued in. >>james: this afternoon will be final on berlin the your parl

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the school has been criticized for mishandled claims of sexual harassment involving a law school dean. the former female crew member claimed she had been sexually assaulted in december 2013 at a crew team party. cal has hired an outside investigator to look at those allegations but says at this point their investigation does not involve the coach. for his part, coach teti told us, i'm confident that the investigation will prove they have no merit. i am committed to our athletes, especially the seniors, and will continue to guide them through to graduation. the university tells us that once the investigation into the merits of the allegations are complete, then they will decide if any action will be taken, if any at all. it's unclear when that will be. in berkeley, i'm elyce kirchner, nbc bay area. >>> the problems really continue to pile up at cal. within the last six months a lot of incidents. astronomer geoffrey marcy resigned. the dean of the law school resigned last month after his former executive assistant said he repeatedly kissed and touched her. we mentioned assistant basketb

that we have friends and family members >>pam moore: and jim on and is under arrest accused of a sexual crime against the child down of the was packed gym was taken into police custody this this afternoon it was arrested in front of the gem on charges of annoying or molesting a child sexual battery by fraud in a lewd and lascivious i fairchild he was booked into santa clara county jail. >>pam moore: police asking people to sit along look at some new sketches set connected to a brutal murder in the normally quiet section of san francisco. >>grant lodes: two suspects police are looking for this was just and a research crime on a tourist visiting from the decay of police the least this of venice and the just a little while all this to impose strict different from a man and woman tried to rob 40 your paul 10 he died in march injured suffered in february 80 the attack and was walking with his niece from a 30 at night with a man and woman wrapped his back when he refused to give up his back the male suspect testament to the strength and stabbed him. >>grant lodes: the man with black that is i

now faces ten charges of sexual assault assault. after investigating him for two months, police arrested him here yesterday afternoon outside his gym. police tell us that two girls and three adult women have come forward as victims. we spoke to the adults who did not want to be identified. they describe a cult-like atmosphere inside wolsmith's gym. >> you need to do as i say. i know what's best for you. you think you know what's best for you, but i know what's best for you. >> it's all about control and manipulm manipulation but i feel very glad that i somehow was able to spot it. >> according to police, the victims claim the assaults happened between 2013, 2015 and 2009. david wolfsmith was the cross country coach here in morgan hill. police tell us that they are investigating his time there. reporting live here in morgan hill, bob redell "today in the bay." >>> roads are back open in mountain view. east evelyn avenue were closed for much of the night as firefighters battle to control a large building fire. the single story structu

developmental trauma, especially developmental sexual trauma, stuff that i've seen as a sexual child psychiatrist is a huge risk factor and affects the brain as it develops and makes you check the horizon if you're safe all the time. >> although the problems are higher among women, there are given the significantly larger number of men in the armed services, there are similar numbers of men and women who have survived sexual trauma. how do men differ in their response to mst and how do v.a. services meet the needs of men who have survived mst and are treatments for ptsd different for men and women, and if so how, and is there a detectable difference in male suicide rates? >> male and female survivors of mst look more similar than they do different, although men's experiences may be exacerbated in terms of symptomatology although the symptoms themselves are the same. male survivors do struggle uniquely with concerns about their masculinity, understanding what this says about their sexual orientation. a lot of self-blame, why was i targeted for this. this isn't something that men usual