s i.t. system was bad. as a result of that, this committee is looking a massive increase in our budget, $4.2 billion, i believe. but that money in the past has been spent on redundant systems. going down the same road that led to the failure in the forever g.i. bill as well as other systems. so what we are doing and you will have the c.i.o. up for testimony in the next few weeks, is we are beginning to mige great legacy systems out and bring the v.a. in line through the cloud. we have 8,000 employees who are dedicated simply to that transition. we will ask for a bit of patience on some of these. but the migration to the cloud is the wave of the future and it is the way that we will maintain the trajectory that v.a. has undergone in terms of its overall customer service. but are absolutely right. the reason the forever g.i. bill crashed and burned and the directions from this committee were placed on a 40--year-old system. it was bound to fail which is one of the reasons why i pivoted to make sure our veteran

i.t. rollouts impact veterans and the progress the va is making on replacing an antiquated system that can't be plagued with shortcuts. we are here today with the mission program as a direct result of i.t. failures in arizona. this is a big thing. we need to work. you've got a great team around you, mr. secretary. i've said it before, i'll say it again. i think you're the right guy for this job and i'm glad you're there but we need to find out the details of this budget. as we move forward, i certainly do not want to see va care dollars transferred to community care because we ran out of money in the community care budget. with that i would say thank you all for being here. thank you, mr. chairman for the opportunity to speak. and i look forward to this hearing. >> thank you, senator tester. >> i didn't have a single person write me, call me, trip me up that wanted to privatize the va and i have no interest in doing so. let's talk about making the va the best va we can make it and be what our veterans want it to be. better in its accountability and results. with that said, talking about bett

has not got the logistics and i.t. system up and running to process all the new rates and popotential paperwork. occasional delays could cause backlogs. goods coming into europe could be subject t to inspepections fm day one. industry. hit british ththey self 40% of their exports and the europopn union. ththe irish border wowould becon external frorontier with europe. even though london and dublilin have said they do not want t to see the return of a hard border, they could have no choice for the european union. they could demand checks to prevent nonlegal goods from coming into their bororders. what about flights? will they be grounded between the u.k. and europe? no. there has been a mini deal signed on aviation. perioduld take off for a of one year on a limited number of flight. that could push up pricices and reduce choice for travelers. we have not touched on citizen'' rights. are there any upsides to a no deal brexit? ers in the u.k.t think so. theyey hope to avoid paying the9 billion pound divorce bill that would go wi

i.t. systems to gain information that it's true that the typical cases involve figuring out what's happening abroad and you might want to know what's going on in country x. or y. . for example you want to find out about weapons and defense technology somewhere organized crime or of course terrorism these are all areas in which there's a serious demand for hacking. he makes this sound very normal. says about thirty s. much as he's willing to say he learned his hacking skills by himself and sent it on spec application to the b. and d. a few years ago. now he has a job he can't tell anyone anything about. i usually tell people i have an office job in i.t. and then people usually don't bother asking any more questions it sounds like all i do is install printers and so on and no one's interested in that. so you know. the b.m.d. is an urgent need of people like lucas and i t experts with an unconventional approach. a glossy p.r. campaign is designed to improve its image and the service is deliberately targeting job fairs and university students the trouble is potential candidates know their skills

i.t. service management system in march. this was one of the e.a. chart reading tasks to enable i.t. to have a system to better manage ticketing for incidents, and finally, a system to enable i.t. to manage assets along with the knowledge database that will allow i.t. to provide faster and better response time to end users. this system is called service now and will also allow i.t. to produce benchmarking and compare ourselves to interstate standards. i.t. is using a system today that we have had around for 18 years. we're happy to have it replaced. i show you this and each quarter that i come in. right now i'm showing you in comparison to 2015, for the first quarter of 2019. we have averaged 1.33 incidents per month, and our incidents, we have one significant outage that i brought you in march where we cause an extended outage of critical systems. facilities and i.t. have corrected the alerting so next and out outage would not happen again. we continued to meet and we are still working on root cause analysis. we're looking just working with two things going on there. one is the chill

i.t. systems which are set, they need to be tested vis-a-vis cyber trades and then it may often be that for financial institutions, it's working cross borders, they are receiving different testing environments from different member states. so there we would try to how once again coordinate streamline approach across the eu, concerning those cyber security testing environments. and also, ensuring exchange of information of cyber attacks, cyber incidents, and so there's a faster learning and faster possibilities to react on potential cyber incidents. >> thank you. an excellent question. the freedoms are somewhat aligned with china's-- the gentleman here in the navy blazer. >> hi, michael higgins. i'd like to get back to brexit for a minute. so the eu has now given britain another six months, really surprised me with that decision. does the eu, do you see a road map through parliament during this six-month period? do you have any hopes that they'll actually get to an agreement? or are you looking for them to decide for another vote or just what? what led to the decision to give them six more m

i.t. systems up to date. the president's budget request includes $290 million in additional funding for this plan. the integrity of the nation's voluntary tax compliance system depends on a modernized irs i.t. infrastructure, and we look forward to working with you to implement this plan. another critical area where we propose to increase funding involves the irs' ongoing efforts to secure our systems and protect taxpayer data. technology has greatly helped the irs protect our computer systems from cyberattacks. it has also helped us in the ongoing battle to protect taxpayers and their information against tax-related identity theft. the funding called for in the budget is also important to our efforts to maintain a well-trained workforce. this is a critical time for us given that a large percentage of our workforce is either eligible to retire or will become eligible within the next two years. we must hire and train new employees before our most seasoned ones refire and we lose the ability to pass on their kno

i.t. systems and implementation projects. for example, currently the health department as you know, is implementing their health records projects, the ethics project. they have a number of exempt appointments working on the implementation of that effort. in all of these cases, as director brown mentioned, folks who are entering city employment are fired to meet minimum qualification to be appointed to the position. however, the job readiness program typically have very low barriers or few minimum qualifications. let's talk about the data. >> chair fewer: sorry. so, in this category 18, this is a category that has a three-year limit. is that correct? >> that's right. >> chair fewer: you mentioned mainly about special projects that you have. but then, also i wanted to know you said that you had some training programs i wanted to know is the goal of the training program is actually for people to then transition into permanent civil service positions? >> that's good question. thank you for asking. i would make a distinction betwe

we have a modernized i.t. system for safeguard. we are dependent on the old system, we are replacing it to buy the new system and that is completed. with that, we can store other information -- all information and retrieve the information and analyze it much more quickly and much more systematically. this is the basis for the use for i.t. now. we are also using, based on this system, and analytical platform which enables us to collect open source information. the numbers of pieces of information that we collect is incredible. billions of pieces of information, and we can analyze it very quickly. what we are doing now is different than what we were doing two years ago and 15 years ago. we also use imagery, and they are very helpful, especially when we are on the ground. satellite imagery is important but human knowledge is also important. we are using advanced technologies, but human eyes are indispensable and cannot be replaced by technology. that is why i am saying that using the experience inspectors -- losing the experienced insp

this particular house had quite a sophisticated i.t. system front door remotely and open it and i guess worse case scenario things went straight to their mind and they were quite worried. >> wow. airbnb permanently banned the rental's host. but the family says the company took the action only after the public was alerted on facebook and by the media. ♪ >>> mick jagger may be in full swing on stage again soon. >> the rolling stones legend says he is feeling much better now that he's had surgery. the operation forced the band to postpone a big tour. more about it from polo sandoval. >> reporter: a representative for the rolling stones front man confirmed mick jagger is, quote, doing very well and is expected to make a full recovery. on thursday, the 75-year-old underwent heart surgery. this coming after a source close to the band told cnn that jagger would be treated to replace a valve in his heart. a representative for the performer however declining to elaborate more. the recovering jagger however taking to twitter on friday with a message of

we have modernized our i.t. system for safeguard. we were dependent on the old system but now the new system is completed and with that we can store the information, all type of information, and we can retrieve the information and we can analyze it much more quickly and much more systematically. this is the basis for the use of i.t. now for the agency. we have from also using based on this system collaborative from analytic platform which enables us to collect open source information. the number of pieces of information that we collect is incredible. millions of pieces of information. we can analyze it very, very quickly. what we are doing now is different to what we were doing ten years ago, 15 years ago. we also use some satellite imagery, they are very, very helpful, especially when our experts are familiar with the facility and the ground. the satellite imagery is importa important, but human knowledge is also very important. we are using these advanced technologies but human eyes are indispensable. human eyes cannot be replaced b

its i.t. system went down.he biggest effects on southwest, and also the regional carriers that work for united and delta. it lasted about 40 minutes, but as i mentioned, the effects will continue throughout the day because so many flights were delayed in the morning. that will clog up the system and take some time to get everything back up to normal. michael? >>> we'll turn to that breaking news overnight. grammy-nominated rapper nipsey hussle shot and killed outside his own clothing store in los angeles. tributes from stars and political leaders are coming in overnight praising the performer for help of stopping gang violence and helping kids. adrienne bankert in l.a. with the latest. >> reporter: nipsey hussle broke so many barriers . in south l.a., he sold his mixtape for $100 a pop, raking in $24,000 in a few hours, and that was the tip of the iceberg. he owned several businesses in the community that he loved, and so many famous celebrities are remembering him today. his fans remembering him. this morning,

one, we're the i.t. system of record and help i.t. departments go from being legacy i.t..t. but very importantly, we provide workflow, cross functional work flow around many of the other platforms so employing onboarding is an end to end employee experience. if you think about what it takes to onboard an employee you need to get your badge from security, your desk from facilities, your laptop from i.t. and sign up for your hr, your health plan, you got to sign up with payroll which is in finance got to do compliance training. you're probably touching seven or eight different departments with servicenow's app, what it does, it connects all those together into a seamless experience for the new employee, but under the surface it's connecting with workday, with concur, with adp and all the other supporting systems. >> right. >> so i think this is a world where you're going to see multiple winners and the real winners are going to be the employees who get better experience, customers who get better experience and companies who get more efficiency. >> obviously people aren't wa

i.t. systems and a unified approach to this challenge. we have a lot of work to do as you've seen. i'm personally committed to ensuring that the conditions are appropriate for those crossing the border. >> the role of the interagency border emergency cell is -- >> sure. >> the main function of the ibek, the interagency border -- to immediately respond to the challenge at the border. they've helped refine those exact same categories of needs. facilities, transportation, medical care, how do we get volunteers down to the border from other dhs components that have skill sets that we need, for instance commercial driver's license, we have -- when we have conveyances we need to move migrants crossing, we don't always have the people that drive. simple things like that. attorneys surging to the border to help process as expeditiously and fairly as you noted. which is critical. they've developed the requirements which we've gone through our partners, including the department of defense to help us meet in the near term. >> let me just say that the administration you have for some time call

system. he was kind of a legend in the i.t. world. >> he was so good, that cisco systems invited him to move to raleigh and work for the company. smart guy. >> smart guy. >> but if nancy was to go with him to america, for immigration reasons, they had to be married. so in the fall of 2000, they said their vows, an intimate family affair. >> how did she feel about going to north carolina? >> a little apprehensive at first. lots of tears at the airport. fear of the unknown. but i think she was excited. >> and a few years later there were two bmws in the driveway, nancy had a vast circle of friends and brad a bright future at cisco where he'd become an expert in the marriage of internet technology and telephones. one of just 152 such experts in the whole world. and best of all, two little girls, bella, born in 2004, katie, two years later. >> the best mother i've ever seen. she played and played and played. she was just so hands-on. >> and now they were putting up missing posters. sunday went by, all day monday, then monday evening

i.t. systems are woefully outdated. while there has been improvement, 45% of the i.t.ir original useful life. >> it is not surprising. they say tax information that enables hackers to carry out a host of equity crimes. a perfect storm for good, honest american taxpayers and more proof that good deeds never go unpunished. >> bill: watch out for it. thank you, gillian. >> sandra: today is friday. a florida prep school administrator is expected to plead guilty today in the college admissions scandal. they say he was receiving a fee of $10,000 per test. he is charged with several charges. prosecutors are recommending leniency because he is cooperating with their investigation. $10,000 a pop. >> bill: new reports say the trump administration wanted to bus detained migrants to sanctuary cities. how the white house is responding to that report coming up in a moment. no mattere or what your dreams entail, a cfp professional is trained, knowledgeable, and committed to financial planning in your best interest. find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.

there's a series of alert systems that alert i.t. when adverse conditions happen such as temperature. that's only one of the conditions. one alert is a horn that sounds in the engineering room. the second is an alarm on the facility's automated panel. a third is messaging and e-mailing alerts to i.t. and a fourth is an alert that just goes to i.t. the first three alerts failed, the fourth alert generated an alert to the server team manager who called the team on duty and notified i.t. and others of the issue at zuckerberg. they turned on the second chiller and at 7:00 a.m. the system cooled and they brought the system back up. systems did not fail at 3:00 a.m. they didn't just start going off. it took a while for the room to heat up. some of the rooms reached high temperatures so the system shut down. the majority of systems within the room did stay up. nonetheless, critical systems were not available between two and a half and five and a half hours. one was not verified as functional until 5:30 p.m. and required repair the following

i.t. are a ness si. -- necessary. with the service management system we'll have a lot of benefits. a lot of which are metrics in being able to benchmark. for the last five years, i.t. internal communications and all hands meeting were minimal. over the last nine months webex meetings have been held and internal i.t. newsletter has been generate and for the first time i.t. communications have started with initial efforts to update and consolidate various internet sites to inform the user community of i.t. services, how to contact i.t. and what to expect from i.t. and technology. major incident management continues to evolve and improve and will stay a focus over the next several years. as the governance will be an an going setting for portfolio management as we post in the epic wave 1 live event. for the next tech lifestyle management with new supporting technology contracts had to be complete and systems installed prior to go live, i.t. has worked with contracts an legal to streamline the process. i.t. will use the process to model all other technology contract and implementation. a

i.t. driven. they are overhauling i.d. systems. are moving a lot of technology into the cloud.soft is incredibly well positioned to deliver on both of those segments. i think there is still a huge runway. i want to bring you in, with tech, we could look at it from a top-down level in terms of the. if you look at the s&p 500 i.t. sector, it is well elevated above the valuation. this is the reason why you might not be positive on tech? >> yes, it is a mix for us. on the one hand, it does concern us. we think the valuation levels might be sustained for a while longer. it is an overall concern. we think valuations might be stretched a little bit longer. on the short-term, these valuation levels are making it difficult. nejra: that brings us back to the pharma sector where we have largely seen these rallies. the nasdaq hitting a record yesterday, largely led by the pharma stocks. i know you have been keen to talk about facebook. talk us through the good news story we had their and whether there are risks to that outlook. i think a big question for people about facebook is whether th

prosecutor countered matt's claim that nique had somehow turned off the security system by calling the police department's i.tn your professional opinion, then, did an individual have to go in and purposefully corrupt and delete those files? >> that's correct. yes. that's the only way i can explain why, out of all the dates and video that i can recover, that's the only date range i can't recover from. >> though no one knows exactly what was on the missing video, the prosecutor suggested that it was probably video of matt leili carrying his wife's body out of the house. >> you heard her -- >> in closing, the prosecutor let nique leili have the last word. >> you need to listen to what she says and what she lived. >> welcome to my world. you killed me a long time ago. >> welcome to my world. you killed me a long time ago. find him guilty. because that's exactly what he is. >> coming up, has the prosecution really proved anything? >> what you call a circumstantial case. >> yes. >> and then, nique and matt's daughters say that in their parents' marriage, matt was the victim. >> she took a heel and threw it. i myse

i.t. background cyberis a serious threat to our banking system, our economy, to individuals, their personal security all together. i see it as possibly the biggest threat. and breach notification laws is one of the biggest -- kpexasperating what we alrey have. >> you're correct. i mentioned in my opening comments that all of us are going to meet with oklahomaland security, all of our security officers, we're close with the federal government, we share information faster, and we have more common standards. . it makes it riskier, not safer. >> did you ever find out the situation that if you're in compliance with one allegation and maybe you're out of compliance with another. >> why is it important for the federal financial regulators to coordinate standards and examples so they're kwiconsiste across the agencies. >> any energy lost to people slows down property access. they funded a group to get that. those are time taken away from defending the two basic principals, and finding out who is doing it which is critically important to the security of the infrastructure of all america and the worl

i.t. background, cyber is a serious threat, not only to our banking system, but to our economy and to individuals and to their personal security altogether i see it as possibly the biggest threat to the u.s. financial system and i think part of the problem is the patchwork of conflicting data security and breach notification laws is one of the major issues that's exasperating the problem that we already have and some of us, think that we need some type of uniform national standard. mr. dimon. what's your thoughts on that >> you're absolutely correct i mentioned in my opening comments early on that all of us, i think all of us are going to meet with secretary mnuchin, homeland security, with all security officers is absolutely essential to work closely with the federal government that we share information faster we already do it among ourselves and we have more common standards. we don't have 24 people auditing us and doing penetration testing, et cetera, which will make it riskier, not safer. >> did you ever find out a si

i.t. is a seriousyber threat, not only to our banking ittem, to our economy, i see as possibly the biggest threat to the u.s. financial system. part of the problem is the patchwork of conflicting data, security, and notification laws is one of the major issues thats exasperating the problem that we already have. some of us, we need some type of uniform national standard. mr. dimon, what are your thoughts on that? >> you are correct and i mentioned earlier on, all of us are going to meet with secretary mnuchin, homeland security, our security officers. we are working closely with the federal government. that we share information faster. we do it among ourselves. we don't have 24 people auditing us doing penetration tests and etc.. that will make it riskier, not safer. >> if you are in a situation where you are in

i.t. company integrating building core network, radio station network, all the technology by ourselves versus other telcos are asking systemate everything. emily: so do you think, then, that huawei's business, z.t.e.'s business, do you think those could be seriously compromised as a result? mickey: that's for sure. it's obvious, no? emily: yeah, i guess they're still huge companies. they have the chinese market. mickey: but i think -- i don't know whether it's going to happen, to be very honest. but as far as the telecom industry is concerned, it is very difficult to use chinese vendors for a while. ♪ mickey: my father had pancreatic cancer and i was crazy enough to believe i could find a cure somewhere in the world. ♪ emily: you're perhaps best known in the bay area for sponsoring the golden state warriors. why did you decide to do that? rakuten is on every warriors jersey. mickey: that's right. i like that. that's the point. [laughter] emily: is this delivering for you? sports marketing, has it been a good bet? mickey: yes, our brand awareness has risen so much. it is not as high as it is in europe yet but i think it is

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system. so we have a lot of that taken care ever from the standpoint of resiliency in the cloud. as mentioned before from the billion dollars in the budget, the things we need for i.t. are within the budget and we feel we are within budget and able to meet what we need to with the budget allocated. >> i'll add one thing to put something to bed, the full operation of the 2020 census as planned today and executed today is within the scope of the current budget submission. so the addition that you're talking about does not eliminate any activities plans or things that we're currently planning for the census. for 2020. >> gentleman in the back. >> thank you very much. channel based in beirut, lebanon. can you give us idea about the data that you have about how the census will treat people coming from middle east and north africa, and specifically how almost 20 arab countries that people whether muslim or christian living in those countries, they are in the united states probably since late 18th century some of them. how the census going to deal with that category in 2020. does -- let's say the people from arab origins have right not to be considered either white or non