the foia office had it linked. we've gone back just many preparation for this yearing to see whether over these last years they were always linked. and it was the senior staff of the agency and of government could communicate on this secondary account which, as i say, were linked in the foia office in the data technology and is archived. >> my last question to you, ms. jackson and mr. gensler. i mean, i'm sure having had to come before this committee, you've thought about this a lot. and i'm just wondering, are there things that you think the congress ought to be doing or your agencies could be doing so as to make sure -- i'm sure you agree with what we're trying to get to here. things that we might be able too too -- to do so that future be folk in your position are within bounds of what -- >> i do. and i want to thank both you and the chairman for allowing me the time to meet with you. i really do applaud in this committee. i think that the separation between official business and personal business is important s

according to recently released foia documents we now know that the department of homeland security is making considerable progress on a face scanning tool. the system works by using video cameras to scan people in public and identify them based on the characteristics of their face. the technology operates by cross-referencing state and federal data bases of driver's license photos and mug shots. while the technology will aid law enforcement agencies privacy and civil liberty advocates are cautioning the ways in which the system can be abused. to discuss this i was joined earlier by our r. tfpt. produced asked her about the system, the f.b.i. is separately developing and what the difference is between that system and the homeland security tool. >> the short answer is not much. because facial recognition works around the same way which is you take a picture of your face usually head on, it scans and cross references with a data base that actually goes and measures different points on your face to make an i.d. the only difference is the department of homeland security has a much bigger a

that's raising cash foia a good cause. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the a's try to extend their lead in the west just -- as they head into texas today. add good ship oracle is in trouble. more coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. the a's head to texas tonight for a series that could all but wrap up the american league west race if the a's sweep but first the green and gold had to wrap up their series in oakland. aj griffin had eight strikeouts in 7 innings as he won his fourth straight start his 14th win of the season. 6th inning josh reddick in his first start since coming off the disabled list. his 11th homer of the year. the a's win 8-2 and lead by 3.5. >>> i still can't get used to this sight. the beard beat his old team last night! 2- 2 bottom of the 10th, gonzalez past a brandon crawford. angel pagan is coming home. here comes crawford. the throw, he is safe. dodgers win 3-2. >>> the crowd on the bay hoping for a miracle comeback by oracle in the america's cup. but new zealand took control in the third leg. they turned a 12-second