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every election cycle will remind us how important it is for citizens to be informed. home for political junkees and a way to track the government as it happens. it s a great way to stay informed. there are a lot of fans on the hill. my colleagues will say i saw you on c-span. there s so much more that c-span does to make sure that people outside the beltway knows what s going on inside it. next, homeland security security jay johnson. topics include counter terrorism, immigration enforcement, cyber security and refugee admission programs. from the wilson center, this is just over an hour. good morning, everyone. i m jane harman the president and ceo of the wilson center. i want to take a moment to recognize all my colleagues from the aspen institute s homeland security advisory council, especially my cochair michael chert off. in the middle there. he s homeland security number two. and he has a list of other dignitaries. let me first recognize my colleague ....
open up an application to make a fake profile, they are worried there could and more women who were hurt. i wanna be clear problem with this whole thing was the suspect was the victim was and that they did something amiss or any way ashamed. reporter: documented as man kevin parke kevin gin jeremy or heavenly police say the center motorman use aliases to meet women drug them then sexually assault them. he was reporter: these sites smoko hinder it faced a scout in september via lead detectives traveled shipping address the twin year-old suspect university of illinois they say they know of four bay area the films over the summer between may and august detectives will let a detail evidence they have they say points to more victims of the american woman rendered unconscious possible some victims would not remember the counter. reporter: there something else he has done other people we want to know about it because we will make sure he s held accountable police say th ....
actually have very, very stringent and effective rules in that regard. for example, under one particular provision of fisa, we re not allowed to target either united states persons or persons within the united states. sometimes it happens that we think somebody is not a u.s. person and then we discover, oh, my gosh, this person has a green card. we didn t know that before. and the rules are at that point, you have to go and purge the collection you have to report it to the fisa court. you have to purge the collection and you have to purge any downstream reporting that comes from that, as well and all of this is overseen within the government, reported to the court and also reported in summary fashion each year to congress. so it actually it actually is possible to get rules and procedures that do protect against these kind of mistakes. supply want to thank our panel for sharing their thoughts and wisdom with us this important and thanks to the audience for your part ....
the intelligence community to try to increase the amount of transparency about what that community does but that s running against the culture of that community and it s a challenge because there are legitimate security reasons you don t blab about what you do but i do think that the lessons the last two years are that to the extent to a much greater extent than in the past the intelligence community would benefit from greater transparency about what it s doing and why. which is easy to say and hard to do. do any of our panelists have any comments on the usa freedom act pending in congress and the differences between the house and the senate version of the bill, one of our questions related to the provision that s not in the house bill but in the senate bill regarding the special advocate for to be present before the fisa court. there was a provision in the house bill that s somewhat different than the senate bill. so i mean the house bill also had it s not ex ....
and active relationships between our computer emergency readiness team and certs that are being stood up all around the world by countries. the uk has just stood up a new cert. they had a couple certs before that and stood up a new one to act as a fuller counter part. but there are certs in lots of counties with which they interact on a daily basis. and that is obviously essential. these threats i mean, it s most obvious in cyber but it is true across the board, you know, mother nature doesn t really know borders and we saw that as we contemplating the potential consequences of the aftereffects of the tsunami in japan. terrorism clearly is a transnational crime. we have to have that international piece. the ten-year, again, the landscape changes so rapidly that it is an incredibly hard challenge to think about what we might confront. but i will tell you my sort of utopian vision for where i would like to see us heading and where i would like to see us closer to in ten ....