>> because the sharing economy tells everyone what rikki's reputation is. >> before you travel, you caneview each other. >> they get reviewed by other hosts. we see them. we know them. >> i will always go through and read their reviews other people have given on them and how good a guess they were. >> rikki was actually a bad guest because she didn't pay. fox lawyers won't let her pay because her airbnb rental was against the law. we're not allowed to brat rules. why is the rental illegal? >> this is your house. you own this property. did you missouri what you were doing was illegal? >> heavens no. once we started this, i never even thought to ask anybody. what free loving american would even think to question would this be legal. if you were afraid of us and came to stay in our basement, that wouldn't have been violating an ordinance. if you're paying me money, all of a sudden we're violating an ordinance. >> what's up with that? ricky wept to ant to ask the ma >> i stayed at the bnb last night. they didn't charge me anything, so you can't arrest me. what are the difficulties? >> i hav

>> because the sharing economy tells everyone what rikki's reputation is. >> before you travel, you canhost. you're not meeting a stranger. and review each other. >> they get reviewed by other hosts. we see them. we know them. >> i will always go through and read their reviews other people have given on them and how good a guess they were. >> rikki was actually a bad guest because she didn't pay. fox lawyers won't let her pay because her airbnb rental was against the law. we're not allowed to brat rules. why is the rental illegal? >> this is your house. you own this property. did you missouri what you were doing was illegal? >> heavens no. once we started this, i never even thought to ask anybody. what free loving american would even think to question would this be legal. if you were afraid of us and came to stay in our basement, that wouldn't have been violating an ordinance. if you're paying me money, all of a sudden we're violating an ordinance. >> what's up with that? ricky wept to ant to ask the ma >> i stayed at the bnb last night. they didn't charge me anything, so you can't arre

rikki klieman joins us at the table. it was consensual for both sides.may have been silly but it was consensual. >> this is like alice in wonderland in the form of technology reaches the law. when i first read the story and i'm not joking with you i read the first paragraph over and over because i thought i read it wrong. consider this. if you are 16 you are considered an adult as a defendant in terms of committing a crime. you can be charged as an adult. if you are 16 you are also considered a minor in terms of if you get exploited. so she and he separately are each arrested and charged with exploiting themselves as minors. let's just think about that logic. so we are left with him because she on the part of the prosecutor if she had to be charged at all which i do think is preposterous that she winds up pleading to misdemeanor and on probation for a year and record will be expungeed at the end of the year. he has to go to court this month. he is facing five charges. four of them are for sexually exploiting himself as a minor for the photos he has on hi

rikki klieman is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of this?ragic beyond words what we have to look at here is that enough is enough. >> that when you have behavior like this, it's not only the quote/unquote crime that is what they call the glass ceiling ritual, someone who is mindfolded, loaded with backpacks, 30 pounds of sand, goes through a gauntlet on a frozen lake and is repeatedly tackled to the grounds, knocked unconscious. what is terrible here is not just that, but they bring him into a house. they do not call the police. do not get medical attention. they call someone from the fraternity who was then instructing him, change his clothes. get rid of all the fraternity paraphernalia. they look up what the symptoms are. it takes them over an hour to get the boy to the hospital. the injuries of blunt forced trauma are devastating to read. >> yeah, it says repeated traunl ma to the head, torso, thighs, that the forces were significant and severe. the charge is third degree murder. what does that mean and why is it so rare? >> it is rare we