>> are you referring to -- >> the sbi net? what is the department's plan to improve that technology? the border radar system? >> about three years ago when the sbi was being assessed, secretary napolitano asked cbp and in particular border patrol to make an assessment on whether we should continue exploring that kind of technology that sbi had planned -- >> $1.2 billion as i understand has been pent on that? >> that sounds about right, yes, ma'am. >> and you're assessing now whether that is going forward in a productive way? >> we made that assessment, and our recommendation to the secretary, which she agreed to, was to invest more in the mobile technology and not to invest things like sbi net which were more static. >> my time has expired. thanks, mr. chairman. >> thank you. many fisher, will you, please, provide to this committee the interagency working agreements on your ability to patrol and pursue, um, potentially people that are here illegally on public lands that are designated wilderness or similar, wilderness study ar

in the "o" the desh sbi monday night. this wasn't going out of park because jacoby makes a diving stop. great play to rob him of a base hit. scoreless and derek norris crushes this one. will it find the "o", pretty close. 1-0 a's in the sick. this one will find the grass. here comes lowery and right now a's leading 3-0 in the 7th. >> here we go giants and padres, foul ball, watch the kid behind him. he throws it down. pablo sandoval, three for three. double play, tim lincecum a no-hitter through six. he strict out ten. strikes out the side in the third. we'll keep an eye on that. fourth inning, brandon belt, tenth homer of the year. 2-1 shot and right now, the giants are all over san diego, 8-0 in the seventh. >>> rook die years are green and basmore now they are considered vets. first round pick, out with an injured ankle. he suffered yesterday. there is a jerry west checking out draymon, he had 15. scott, he suited up but only bucket in 11 attempts. and team high 21! best play on the court today. washington's wright, jr

law three years ago, only 31 crimes had been reported to the public but nearly 1,000 reported to the sbi, 30 times higher than that's shared with potential passengers. the commerce committee found committed against minors are not reported publicly and they're in a significant percentage of sexual assaults on board ships. i am digging through this report and we'll break down what types of crimes are on cruise ships up next. >>> 5:15. bright new street lights could have a lot more. they hope energy efficient lights cut crime and save city money. she helped show off the l.e.d. street lights of 18th and adline. 30,000 are to be converted throughout the city. >>> google wants to make it easier to put online on television introducing chrome cast. it puts web video on tvs by using wi-fi network. costs about $35. it's available now. the cost includes a 3 month subscription to netflix streaming videos. >>> free wi-fi could be in san francisco by next spring. as we've been reporting. google is donating more than half a million dollars to install wi-fi at 31 public parks and plazas beginning in dec

those no longer under investigation by the fbi and only have to report specific types of crimes but the sbi the full scoop. let's look at the crimes committed during 2011 and 2012. the fbi investigated three deaths. seven missing u.s. passengers. 13 assaults with serious injuries. 71 sexual assaults and more than 800 other crimes. the commerce committee said the cruise line industry less than what was shared with the public. the incident is small considering the large number of passengers. commerce committee found a discrepancy with how minors are reported, something parents want to listen to next hour. kai la campbell, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> tourist destination with a huge jump in bedbug infestation. las vegas with the increase of exterminators in the first five months of this year. sacramento tops list. milwaukee ranks second. the only bay area city to make the list is san francisco ranking 12th with the increase. >>> if you use clipper cars, you can use more than public transportation. now accepting clipper cars as payment. it's part of run by the agency, but need to add parking value

this offense requires an assessment, a 629-a has been completed for battery on an inmate with sbi, 9-r for the shu on it and you stay here at ad seg to get you endorsed and move you over to the shu. >> you got any questions of us? >> this is my first time though. >> we assess what the minimum, medium, and maximum is for the offense. and minimum is 15 months. that's what we have to go by, the regs. so you got any questions? >> no. >> okay. thank you. >> the assault has earned this inmate a 15-month shu term. but ruben cruz, who we last saw in a similar situation -- >> 17 stab wounds. and i came out with none. >> -- is now making himself at home on the sensitive needs yard. >> s.n.y. is just a name for -- honestly, i don't even know. you know? i love it. i honestly do. this is the first time that i could choose who i want to talk to, who i want to play basketball with. honestly, it's just a whole change of scenario. a whole change of lifestyle. it's better. honestly, it's a lot better. you know? this right here, as you can see, it is the same as general population, the same people play

theory that park maintenance and acquisition together can be part of an effective and cost-effective -- sbiwould agree completely with that chairman. oregon caves is a perfect example where the boundary edition that we have opposed would protect the watershed to the cave itself and as you know l. having been responsible for that great park is that it's an active wet cave. there is a stream that runs the middle of it and the water from that stream comes from the surrounding lands and we have always been concerned about the water quality that was resulting from activities on those lands. so by protecting that and adding it to the park we would actually reduce our concerns for maintaining that water quality that runs through the the cave and into the chÂteau. ps, buying lands can save money particularly in holdings within our national park which is predominately what we are restricted to the land and water conservation fund. it can significantly reduce their administrative costs in terms of providing access and maintaining critical resources. >> very good. senator murkowski. >> thank you mr. c

i know that gao previously reviewed some major technology problems with the sbi net and found hundredsof millions of dollars had been squandered in that effort. there are challenges that, obviously, had to be overcome. so before we invest in that type of technology, billions of dollars or whatever, can you tell us what lessons were learned from that whole sbi net situation? >> our body of work looking at dhs' management of border security, border surveillance technologies has identified challenges in the management of that technology including the technology being delivered on scheduled to and within cost parameters that were set for the technology. back in 2012 we issued a report on dhs' new plan for deploying border surveillance technologies to arizona, and one of the key findings from that report was that dhs had not fully documented the underlying analysis and justification used to support the types, quantities and locations of technologies it plans to deploy under that new plan. >> okay. you're comfortable that the department is responding to your reports and your recommendations?

sbi massachusetts issues have to be addressed. we don't hings we like to talk about, but they are important, and they deserve that. if i could ask the panel to take a look at that issue, it needs to be done. >> if i could follow up on that. >> sure. >> a significant barrier in veterans who are identified as gay, lesbian, bi sexual, transgender. i know the work in st. louis through the work of terry odom is starting in that area, but it is not a national through thy oldham, is starting in that area, but it is not a national trend yet, and it really needs to be addressed. gender ande a lot of sexual confusion after sexual trauma, and that needs to be addressed. i also want to pick up on your point about survivors being empowered again. a lot of times, the va takes our away from us and asks us to use it in inappropriate ways. i was asked to take a nerve pain, and ie away was asked to take it trans- rectally. survivor being a male doctor insert something in your rectum and push a nerve in your to relieve- prostate pain. power should n