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And the wedding ceremonies started just after midnight in baltimore. california and illinois have both banned employers from forcing their workers or job applicants to hand over passwords from their personal facebook or twitter accounts. california's also outlawed using hounds to hunt bobcats or bears after lawmakers decided it's not a fair fight. in florida, flash away. police can no longer give tickets to drivers who flash their headlights to let fellow motorists know there's a speed trap ahead. here's your new year's day look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. former utah gover...

Lesson. >> so, what about that common courtesy of flashing headlights at an oncoming driver to warn about speed traps? it is actually banned in some places. laws in new jersey, new york, ohio, pennsylvania, tennessee, virginia, and florida, allow headlight flashing. while other states like arizona and alaska forbid it. >> interesting. >> uh-huh. >> every state, like most issues. this issue divided our facebook fans as well. >> we asked you should someone who warns oncoming motorists of a speed trap be arrested? here is a few of your responses. jason says, freedom of speech is not without limit...

Years from now when this woman has her own kids, she'll ask why aren't the police around to stop people speeding past her home. >> she was warning of a speed trap which tells people to slow down. so if the name of the game was public safety, she was contributing just not the way the police wanted her to. andy wrote, speeding is not a crime. it is a traffic violation. you can go to jail for crimes, not speeding unless you are eluding the cops. from kimberly, maybe just holding the sign wasn't t problem. perhaps her less than respectful attitude when she was asked what she was doing is what got ...

♪ speed up i'm almost there ♪ speed up i'm almost there ♪ got to keep cool >> the music department is on point tonight. >> that's appropriate too. >> they're nailing it. all right. we told you about this yesterday. a woman who was arrested for warning drivers about a speed trap ahead. >> a few weeks ago in her home town of houston, natalie plumber was riding her bike when she spotted police pulling over drivers. so she made up a little sign, to let drivers know to slow down to avoid getting a ticket. but officers didn't really like that. they cuffed her and hauled her off to jail. >> h...

Struggle in a down housing market. one nonprofit profit group is doing what they can do. we'll have a live report. >> one woman trying to save drivers a speed trap lands herself in jail for 12 hours. now she says her first amendment rights were violated. is he is right? does she have a case. >> heather: and tough talk from eric holder what he said about arizona's immigration law and warning he issued to the sheriff. that is up next. ♪