Today on the webcast, new bills are being passed to protect our privacy on the web. One U.S. representative is trying to pass a bill would force service providers and app developers to gain permission before monitoring any activity or accessing data on any mobile device. A senator is trying to amend the Electronics Communications Privacy Act so that all email is protected equally, and a probable cause is needed to search email. Are these bills necessary to you?
And, one man in Washington was arrested after pulling a gun on a pregnant woman he saw smoking.
Plus, a south dakota-based meat products company filed a $1.2 billion defamation lawsuit against ABC news on Thursday. Beef Products, Inc. is suing ABC over its coverage of a processed meat product a critic called "pink slime." BPI claims that ABC waged a month-long disinformation campaign that implied the product was dangerous.
Finally, Jaci Goodman stops by to talk about the best eats in Reno this weekend.
