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Want it meade public. they tried to pry this information loose and if what pills went where was made public, it might give the drug companies an advantage in the marketplace where the hungriest most addicted markets were. valuable information. you know how many pills you can sell? we cant let that information out there. the drug companies have to submit information that ends up in the database and the database is kept secret. the reporters were trying to get it made publicly available, made publ...

Pills. that federal judge previously allowed some of the plaintiffs in that case to themselves access some of data from this big important mind blowing database. it was under a protective order. even though they could see it, they couldnt tell anybody about what they could find there. in a legal proceeding, thats known as a good place to start. so the good folks at "the washington post" tried to build on that and filed to intervene in the case saying if you can let the localities see this stuff,...

For anywhere in the country. put in the state and the county next. if you pick the county where you know and you click on that, youll recognize the pharmacies that pop up in the third column. now that we have ax to that database, thanks to the reporters, we can now all see for the first time whats been going on down to the pill. as "the post" puts it the number of pills the company sold are staggering, far exceeding what has previously been disclosed in limited court filings and news stories. fa...

Drug addiction that starts in the doctors office and in the pharmacy. new data released from a dea database known as arcos, analyzed by "the washington post," reveals that between 2006 and 2012, a whopping 76 billion pills of oxycodone and hydrocodone were distributed mostly by just six companies. walgreens, cardinal health, amerisourcebergen, cvs, and walmart. this translates to one of opioids for every person in the u.s. to have 36 pills per year of the powerful painkillers, which include perc...

As many as 13 philadelphia police officers are expected to be suspended tomorrow. theyre amongst 72 officers taken off the street and placed on administrative duty for racist, offensive facebook posts. >> the plain view project, theyre the first who initially posted these messages here. described itself as a data base of public facebook posts and comments made by police officers across the country. and now this reporting that as early as tomorrow we could begin to see officers fired. three sourc...

Data to the russian government. now, the company says that no data is transferred to russia. but obviously the dnc saying here to be cautious. >> can i ask you a question? is the way that this app -- do you have to pay for it? because im just thinking about the bigger issue of facial recognition technology and all of the data that this company is getting by everyone that submits their face and that that goes into a database, and then it makes, you know, machine learning more intelligent, ai is m...

In the database. fine. thank you. >> juan: you know what caught my attention, chuck schumer asking the fbi, but did somebody have to tell the dnc dont do it? they should be paranoid, i think. all right. if you live in berkeley, california, you better not say manhole cover, not that. dont say it anymore. what is being called a free speak crackdown. youll hear about it on "the five" when we return. ♪ thats completely online, so you get the low price from the start. no expensive dealerships. no c...

And hydrocodone pills between 2006 and 2012 in the middle of the countrys deadliest drug epidemic. the information comes from a data base maintained by the dea that tracks every single pain pill sold in the u.s. a "washington post" analysis found three companies make close to 90% of the opioids. activists pharma, sp e gx, and par pharmaceuticals. cnn has not been able to reach any of the companies yet. a spokeswoman for the company that acquired activis said the company cannot speak to any polic...

We cant just cut off and take away pain medications for everyone. some people truly do need it. some people suffer from cancer or broken bones or just came out of surgery. it would be inhumane to not treat their pain appropriately. but, you know, when we have 70,000 people dying each year, we have to take action, starting with education, prevention. here in new york city, i cant write a narcotic prescription without a key fob. i have to press this number, enter it into a computer, then check the...

What ive done as mayor is a number of things. number one, i said to our police department, you will not cooperate or otherwise facilitate these raids. ive cut i.c.e. off of our gang database. ive made sure weve supplied substantial resources to legal defense funds and contribute to community navigators who are going door to door. weve taken a stand to support our neighbors. sdp >> we heard about the i.c.e. raids that were supposed to take place over the weekends but we didnt hear much about it. ...