cbs news legal expert rikki klieman is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> the question a lot of people have is simply, why did it take so long for this video to come out? >> that's the 64,000 dollar question and it is a disturbrbg question, indeed. it is 400 days from the time of this shooting, until the time of the charges against the officer. now, i've h hrd all of the excuses. i mean, you had a police investigation, fbi investigation, and investigation -- >> it is taught that you must be transparent. you must get the bad news out there early becausehe longer you hold onto it, ultimately, it is going to cause you more problems. video to have been kept quiet, silent, for alllf this time. and only, only a motion before a judge that it released the fact it was goingo be released on wednesday, many people believe caused the charges to be filed on tuesday. >> this paints a stark picture of what hahaened that night. what could the possible defense be? >> the video is very disturbing and i think that many people will say, well,

>> because the sharing economy tells everyone what rikki's reputation is. >> before you travel, you canst. 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 arrest

. >>> rikki klieman is in studio 57 with a fallout from the newest sexting scandal on campus and how some states are changing the law to stop teens from sending or keeping inappropriate pictures. that story is ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines. "usa today" reports on new signs that the fed may be ready to raise interest rates next month. san francisco federal reserve president john williams said a strong case for hiking rates if the economy continues to improve. williamson is a voting member of the fed's policy making committee and his views are considered generally in line of those of the fed chair janet yellen. >> one of the biggest cyberattacks in u.s. history. two israeli and an american are accused of stealing the personal information of 83 million jpmorgan chase customers. at least two of the men are also tied to thefts from other financial institutions, including dow jones and e-trade and scottrade. they allegedly made hundreds of millions of dollars. >> who are the hackers and here is one chance to look at someone who -- >> very hard to catch. >>> the st. l

as my wife rikki will tell you, i get up in the morning, always happy to get up, always wake up optimistically. >> let me talk to you about one thing that did make some controversial headlines these last two weeks, and that is the so-called ferguson effect. the fbi director and the nation's top drug enforcement officials saying that there was some effect by all the controversy from ferguson and everything else, the eric garner case. anti-police perspective in the country, and it's made it more dangerous, and there may be some pullback by the police. first, your response to the fbi director talking about the ferguson effect, so-called. does it exist? and second, do you think that your guys are a little more hesitant on the streets? >> well, i met with the fbi director in chicago the week he was making those comments, heard the three speeches in which he expanded on them. they were anecdotal. he was expressing frustration that the current way we keep statistics did not allow him to make a definitive conclusion on that, and so he was advocating the second part of the speech, which was not reporte

cbs news legal expert rikki klieman is with us.ood morning. >> good morning. >> the question a lot of people have is simply, why did it take so long for this video to come out? >> that's the 64,000 dollar question and it is a disturbing question, indeed. it is 400 days from the time of this shooting, until the time of the charges against the officer. now, i've heard all of the excuses. i mean, you had a police investigation, fbi investigation, and investigation -- >> it is taught that you must be transparent. you must get the bad news out there early because the longer you hold onto it, ultimately, it is going to cause you more problems. there is no reason for this video to have been kept quiet, silent, for all of this time. and only, only a motion before a judge that it released the fact it was going to be released on wednesday, many people believe caused the charges to be filed on tuesday. >> this paints a stark picture of what happened that night. what could the possible defense be? >> the video is very disturbing and i think th

most people rikki interviewed in times square for the show wanted to censor themselves.wanted to say the nice thing. >> i usually keep my mouth shut. >> when people become offended we should invent new words. >> exactly. i support being politically correct all the time. john: and that's fine, if it's their choice, i hope they know in america thanks to the first maerjts we don't have to be politically correct. but remember the first amendment is all about limits on government. everyone else, colleges, comedy clubs, businesses, can have speech rules, fox can fire me for something i say tonight. we have lots of schools and businesses, if i don't like fox's rules, i can search for another job. the founders worried about government censorship, we own the have one government. they were scared of that. and now i'm a little scared of the political correctness movement because it's gotten good at convincing lots of people that there's one correct way of speaking. they basically say thou shalt not hurt others with words. this is a bad commandment because it shuts people up. and so

cbs news legal expert rikki klieman is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> the question a lot of people have is simply, why did it take so long for this video to come out? >> that's the 64,000 dollar question and it is a disturbing question, indeed. it is 400 days from the time of this shooting, until the time of the charges against the officer. now, i've heard all of the excuses. i mean, you had a police investigation, fbi investigation, and investigation -- >> it is taught that you must be transparent. you must get the bad news out there early because the longer you hold onto it, ultimately, it is going to cause you more problems. there is no reason for this video to have been kept quiet, and only, only a motion before a judge that it released the fact it was going to be released on wednesday, many people believe caused the charges to be filed on tuesday. >> this paints a stark picture of what happened that night. what could the possible defense be? >> the video is very disturbing and i think that many people will say, wel

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