nuances of facebook work. that s the point. we need a legislature that knows how the website work. in illinois they did, in new york they re going to pass it. it s up for what looks like sure pass in the new york legislature. we have new jersey already looking at it, california. so many states are recognizing it is going too far. eric: we have about a minute. this law prohibits even requesting. that s right. eric: it doesn t say requiring, requesting is different than requiring. i agree. e. eric: it s not okay to say i would like your password? no. what it does is determine with candidates for employment if someone will not give my their facebook, the assumption is they have something to hide. there s nothing wrong with the employer to use their discretion. the legislature determined it is.
arkansas. if anyone needs them. and we have a list of those. eric: where can they find that list? we ll put it on our website. i couldn t kel us the website? adem.arkansas.gov. eric: okay, department of emergency management, thank you very much. maria on where the storm is hitting right now. what is the latest? it s impacting maine and new england with heavy snow but i want to show you how much snow parts of arkansas saw. it was a historical storm. it s not a state that you think white christmas. 15 inches in jesseville and houston, 14 inches. incredible amounts and it s colder behind this storm system across the midwest, 20 in minneapolis and teens in rapid city. we have another storm we re tracking as it heads eastbound
and now we need to make sure it s illegal. what are the odds? with the fear that has been unleashed, we have a possibility to get this done in the vane of privacy. we have a governor focused on jobs and taxes. he s talking about gun confiscation. you can accomplish my publish my name if i don t pay taxes. these are people obeying the law. domestic violence victims, retired police. no way they should make this accessible for criminals and nut jobs. eric: have we heard from the paper? they are refuse to comment. no apologies, no we made a mistake. trace: and they haven t pulled the information. eric: have you contacted them. not recently but they know about my piece of legislation we got done in the assembly. this story is heating up on
privatize is. the legislature in illinois and many states agreed it s too far of an invasion of privacy. it s too diplomatic. eric: can my employer open my mail? if you re using a work computer, most employers in their handbook give themself the right to do that. eric: should they be able to do that? if you engage in conduct in the workplace that s unsuable, they have the right to do it. it s what you re doing on that time. but the facebook issue isn t the facebook issue if they re at work an employer can access. if you want a job, i want your facebook pass workeds that s an invasion of privacy. going into that 24-hour, 7 days a week lifestyle. wouldn t you want to know if someone you wanted to hire was rays racist?
the gun owner next door. it s not people who are doing the right way and following the law, it s illegal firearms out there. there s a lot of talk about gun control. we need a national conversation about nut control. eric: we need to point out people upset with the map aren t gun owners, it s people next door whose house doesn t have a dot so you re telling the criminal don t go to the house with the dot. a stupid idea. a gratuitous slap in the face. i deal with their editors and go before them every two years when it comes to getting endorsement. eric: bad idea or illegal? it s not illegal unfortunately. that s why we have to pass legislation. it s not the first time. they did it before. we have a bipartisan bill, even in the assembly. the democrats sponsored it. the bill can get done. it s a privacy issue. they shouldn t have done it a