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Execution style. joining me now is senior analyst with flash point global partners. >> thank you, alex. >> the timeline on this is particularly distressing. the events leading to mohammeds arrest -- he became a u.s. citizen in february of 2014. how did that happen? >> well look. the u.s. security forces work in very sophisticated manner. to go through a complex processes, you know vetting every single lead every single red flag every single posting on social media and private communications, sur...

Suffered from actual violence is doing what we have always done. collect documentary, making sure that were helping someone through the campus or criminal process, or going to the media that we provide support for their statements. most survivors by and large are telling the truth, and victims dont often get justice even when they deserve it. so we try to increase the odds of justice and we talk openly and honestly about what it would take to go through certain processes and what information the...

Collect documentary, making sure that were helping someone through the campus or criminal through the campus or criminal process, or going to the media that we provide support for their statements. most survivors by and large are telling the truth, and victims dont often get justice even when they deserve it. so we try to increase the odds of justice and we talk openly and honestly about what it would take to go through certain processes and what information they need to hold someone accountable...

Whatever processes were setting up, they have to be processes with some integrity. there has to be process and protections for the accused that we would have in parallel processes and legal proceedings as we recognize that in legal proceedings they do a terrible job of protecting the interest of survivors. >> absolutely, i think that is the challenge that we as a nation are faced with. we had such a push back. that is the only favor of the accused. and now were trying to make sure theyre working...

Tough case. he actually has a history of saving clients accused of heinous acts, including unabomber ted kaczynski and atlanta olympic bomber eric rudolph. jason carroll, cnn, new york. a fraternity at an american university says it plans to take legal action against "rolling stone" magazine over a new-discredited article. it had claimed a female student was gang raped at a fraternity party at the university of virginia. and that fraternity hasnt decided where weather it might file the suit. o...

Documentation and talk openly and honestly about what it would take to go through certain processes and what information they need to hold someone accountable. that is the biggest takeaway everyone can have is to make sure that you are documenting and you are showing that someone is in fact truthful or that something did not occur the way it was told. >> the second point i want to stop and highlight for a moment. being honest with the person at issue who says they have experienced sexual violenc...

Highlighted the center for public integrity, the organization that highlighted my story for the first time. i am a survivor that never got justice. they looked over 200 documents, called the people i accused and did a thorough job. that is the process for whatever you are doing, it has to be thorough and vetted. there are lives at stake, not just survivors and the justice they are seeking, but those accused and institutions. >> i think one of the things that gets muddied in this conversation is ...

Have talked and "rolling stone" now says if they had that information from the friends, they would have started to go back. >> you have to ask, why didnt they? >> look those sixes are sensitive especially when you deal with a sex crime, who want wants to come forward? nobody wants to deal with it. you dealt with it in sandusky. its not easy. >> when i was reading this in my personal point of view in that case and cases we cover here all the time there is such a rick russ review process. i mean l...

Night of the alleged attack. included continuing to follow-up on finding the accused, that jackies described supposedly raped her on that night and those included basic fact-checking questions that really didnt pertain to any particular request from the victim. one of the statements that the magazine made was that they were trying to be sensitive to jackie, and not retraumatize her but thats very much dismissed by the report thats going to be discussed at the news conference today. the authors s...

Her story. i allowed my concern for jackies well-being fear of retraumatizing her and confidence in letter credibility to take the place of more questioning and more facts. at the same time uva the president issued a statement saying in part irresponsible journalism unjustly damaged the rep tass of many innocent individuals and the university of virginia. live at columbia university in new york good morning. what are we expecting to hear at this news conference today? >> good morning, jose. well...