the two, add about mcafee's dog but mcafee says the to barely knew each other. >> there is an alarming trend on the university of santa cruz. three students have reported being drugged at parties. we have the details. >> if someone gives you a drink or if they are mixing a lot of stuff and you cannot tell what is in it, that is what happens. >> police say three female students were drugged at separate off campus parties. it happened over a two week period. one student was sexually assaulted. >> they felt we they had been intoxicateed and some got sick and vomited. >> i had a friend that something was tainted on the night of halloween but what was anding she was walking and she was not passed out somewhere. >> did your friend report this to police? >> not that i know. >> so this could be more unreported cases. the police believe students are becoming more open to reporting this because of a recent campaign they have been pushing. >> what to do if something happens. see something, say something, do something, that is part of the campaign. >> do not leave a drink even if you go to the bat

add that to the addition that hackers have been licking their chops about this hinge. we have to bring our next guest, a guy who knows a whole lot about cyber security. let's bring in mcafeeder, john mack canfy. john, where do you want to begin on this? let's start with the structure of the website and how easy it is to steal people's information. >> well, let's start with who is most likely to steal your information. charles: okay. >> a couple of weeks ago it was pointed out that in the source code there was a statement, you have no reasonable right to privacy or no reasonable expectations of privacy and any data submitted to this site can be used by any agency for any purpose. and then sebelius came out and said we'll take that out of the code and that, you know, there's no problem. however it doesn't matter whether that is in the code or not. the federal information security management act of 2002 mandates that any governmental agency, whether be cia, nsa, military intelligence can access any information on the obamacare website without having access, requiring access to the law. now you know what is going to happen here. obviously if you don't have to get a court orde