this form i've got it right here this form makes hipaa no and void and ministers were hoping it would help them fight a rampant prescription drug epidemic by finding out which patients are getting prescribed which drugs my gregg's is an associate editor for reason magazine and he's here to talk more about this and i should mention mike so far the story came out but no doctors have turned in these signed forms but what is the bigger picture here the bigger picture here is that a year ago the office of national drug. control policy under president obama released a strategy for combating the procrit prescription drug epidemic one of the their goals and they didn't spell it out to the extent that we're seeing in sarasota but one of their goals was to find ways for state and local law enforcement to get around what the administration called legislative and legal barriers to investigation one of these things are state laws local laws and also federal laws to protect patient privacy so i don't think that there's any push from washington but i think it did send the message to local law enforc

. >> lil' wayne hipaa president has vetoed plans for a new coalition government made up of three opposition parties. after the country went to the polls for a parliamentary election, the president said she would not accept the labor party in the government, amid accusations of vote-buying. the current bull government has a poor showing -- the current liberal government had a poor showing. peace-broker lakhdar brahimi says he regrets that a truce has not been held in syria. he is not giving up. >> a car bomb has killed 10 people in damascus. opposition activists are reporting some of the heaviest for strikes yet -- heaviest strikes yet. >> there is no sign of a cease- fire. syrian state tv shows president's coming out of their houses after a blast -- shows residents coming out of their houses after the blast. there are reports that the car bomb killed 10 people. un special envoy lakhdar brahimi had arranged a truce. he met with russia's foreign minister. he said that diplomats must keep trying. >> i'm terribly sorry, just as sergey has said he was, that this appeal has not been heard at the

robocalls that deliver a health care message made on behalf of a covered entity as defined by the hipaa privacy rules. what calls are covered? the vast majority of calls -- calls that are part of a campaign or plan to get consumers to purchase a product or service is the most general way to say it. if any part of that call is designed to end up with a consumer purchasing something, that call is covered under our do not call rule, are robocall role. it also includes solicitation calls by for-profit fundraisers, the hybrid calls, the survey calls where they pitch it as a political survey or some sort of survey about whatever topic you're interested in and they ended with a sales pitch and even companies with which you have an established business relationship cannot robocall you with a sales message. companies that assist for facilitate those that place illegal calls are also subject to liability. this is the role the we all care about and we are all here about today -- the telemarketing robocall rule. it prohibits initiating a call it delivers a purported message to consumers or a sales

job with gratuitous cruelty, men women and children who fail to meet their quotas were flogged with hipaaici clips or had their hands hacked off with a machete. the hands were then collected in baskets and presented to colonial officials. one eyewitness reported a village which refused to provide rubber would be completely swept clean. i saw soldier molly lee guarding the village take a big net and put it arrested native senate attached dunce to the net and made a tumble into the river. the village was one of those swept claims who murdered his wife and children sold them to an african slave trader. it was at this point that samuel phillips verner injured the picture or go verner and missionary and entrepreneur was an african on a mission but not a religious one. he recently signed a contract to bring exotic specimens of humanity to st. louis for humans do at the 1904 wolves fare. this was to be a grand exhibit giving visitors an opportunity to all collect tribal people brought to missouri from the four corners of the world. even the old apache warrior better known by his maximum -- mexic

we know about hipaa, laws that protect our private information.ample, if he was on drugs, if he was taking medication, if he suffered from a condition that somehow changed his perception that evening, that's going to be relevant. that is why the judge will allow george zimmerman's medical records to be handed over to the state. >> okay. surely there are many more hearings to come. we'll be calling on you more, many, many more. sunny hostin, thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> lawyers for jerry sandusky want a new trial. they say there wasn't enough evidence for his conviction on sex abuse charges. they also said they needed more time to prepare for the case. >> that's going to be probably the foundation of our appeal. there are other issues. for example, the issue involving number eight, hearsay testimony from the janitor about what the other janitor said. >> they are asking the judge to reconsider his sentence. meanwhile victim number one who started all the legal proceedings talked this morning. let's listen to what he had to say. >> weren't able

>> i would be concerned with the hipaa laws and privacy laws that are required when it comes to health medical decisions. >> clearly, i don't want lawyers, doctors, teachers, any adult interacting with my teenager without my permission. doctors or anybody else to nick's point on -- nick, i like having a guy here. we tend to agree on everything. >> i am a firm, firm believer in that you want that controlled by the parents. i don't think there's any other side to that argument. >> let's stay with the teen issue. two schools in san antonio are raising eyebrows because they're tracking their student with microchiped student i.d. cards. apparently they require the students to carry their student i.d. at school. it carries a chip and it's apparently to crack down on the truancy problem. do you think it's okay? >> no, i don't think that's okay. i think it's seen in prisons. i think if you go to disney and you want to see it in case something horrible happens. but you're a student in school. i don't think you are there as a prisoner. >> why shouldn't schools -- i don't have any problem with it

some of that does pertain to the evil banker hypophysis amended hipaa the corollary. [laughter] i would add my own cause which is the typical regulator it and abetted by the officers. in my practice i spent a lot of time. in the battles of these rules and when you say okay i think i haven't here is the definition of proprietary trading some say it was the case of 1942 in which that definition was not upheld so for this to be clear we need another 52 pages in the that is maybe good lawyering but incoherent rulemakings. i don't know what to do about it i just cite this as one of my personal favorite type of disease with complexity risk and why i go back to the clear standards to which we hold institutions accountable i've written in my own view that's fine if we can define it and if you can't control it to make some clear decisions here, this current never land largely construct the bye people doing the job they've been doing and it's creating a very particular dangerous form of systemic risk which gets to your questions. we have a square peg which is the market percept