i'll stop there and turn it over to tonia. >> good morning my name is tonia lediju. i'm the chief auditor executive. thank you for having us here today. as you can see on our slide, we actually in the audits organization categorize our work into six different areas. construction audit, citywide compliance, performance audit, i.t. and system audit, whistleblower investigation and we have host of other activities that we support city departments or the city at large. as it relates to our construction related audit, we on behalf of this board are working with a management company who looks at the geobond fund to make sure they are in the bond requirement. currently, cummins has completed six expenditure audits. we have one that will be issued in the next couple of weeks on your behalf. we are doing two construction closeouts audits. one of which we have completed and one that we are currently doing at p.n.c. we have a large audit at m.t.a. on their capital program delivery model. also under our citywide compliance audit program, basically, those auditses are really to e

tonia will talk about the construction audits. we try to issue it in coordination with your reporting. it's little delayed this year because of the financial cleanup that had to get done in the new financial system. it's intended to be complementary. we do work at the end of the meeting, we'll touch on other projects that we're working for you. we're doing citizens survey on their feeling about a couple of bond projects. you're getting some direct public feedback. we have ongoing dialogue with you and our liaison about the project work that we can do that will help your purposes under the charter. our work planning process, we take big budget. we look well in advance to the start of the fiscal year on audits, the operating and compliance environment that each department lives in, grand jury reports, new mandates. we go down in the organization and interview people. we talk to stakeholders, we look at citizens consultive projects they do. we take all those things together, also the city's leases, any operating requirements that app

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something his first wife of almost ten years tonia is all too familiar with.and a drug addict. >> i found on the very top shelf pushed all the way to the back a box of drugs, fentanyl and -- >> after the couple split, john made violent threats heard in the recorded phone calls. >> tonia, you enjoy your time left on this earth, okay. because that is what it is going to come down to. >> tanya and her daughter spent years fearing for their lives. >> i always thought he would try to come and get us just to get back at my mom. and i got scared. >> someone that he has latched on to is never free of him. >> detective julio bowman learned of at least 50 victims since first investigating extortion and stalking accusations made against john in 2013. arresting him after finding scion i'd capsules and zip ties and a gun and ammo he stashed. >> if we did not arrest him, something horrible would happen to the victim. >> john was arrested in october of 2014, two days letter he met deborah and zeroed in. >> at what point did you start to realize something might be off here. >

that's the result of a controversial deal to rename greece's neighbor macedonia none of that message tonia thousands of demonstrators have marched through belgrade on the anniversary of the murder of a cost of politician protesters accuse authorities of covering up the killing of all of a village who was shot dead a year ago now those are the headlines on al-jazeera oceans monopoly is coming up next thank you very much for watching. for millenia the oceans lay outside the dominion of man. as state's influence extended only three nautical miles from the coast a little further than a cannonball could travel. but then humans discovered the ocean floor. and the largest land grab in wont history began. in a minute. i'm tom a fly and i'm in the bedroom of rodeo should the no for line take twice i've sold it twice in small yards and also crossed in a bottle bug in. the rain with him when i lived on rock or in this some people call a survival capsule i call it a wooden box it's a house like this is my house is a one man house i lived with a forty days it did the job it kept the window for me i was

. >> now, tonia. west virginia, grant, mineral, hampshi hampshire, hardy, morgan berkeley schools close today, as well. >> if you're looking to take a metro bus today, you're out of luck. last night, news 4 cameras filmed this bus getting stuck ih northwest gton. yikes. >>> team 4 has the winter storm and the rmafh. we're looking at snow totals and road conditions for you. melissa is going to join us in a moment. look athuck bell has a where things stand right now. >> good news is, the snow is quicy coming to a end. basically done across most of the area. there's lingering flurries out there, especially across prince george's county, calvert county, st. mary's county. the bulk of i the snow finally over, on what has been an overperformi m snowstorm. e the totals up on saturday morning 6 to 10 inches for the forecast. we should have gone 8 to12. was a solid 8 to 12 inches across most of the area. temperatures below freezing this morning. if it is wet, it isn frop solid this morning. be ready for a slip

quick nationalists of clashed with police and thessaloniki at a march against a deal with nothing tonia to end a long running naming dispute protestors blocks roads and several people were arrested. the. earth crowds gathered in the city on sunday night voicing their anger over a visit by the greek presidents this comes two days after athens ratified a deal to establish a new name for the former yugoslav republic of macedonia the country is now known as north macedonia but many greeks objects to the new name saying it implies a historical claim to the greek province of macedonia. but more and more candidates are registering to enter presidential elections race in ukraine with elections roughly two months away already twenty people are lining up for a leadership bid artie's daniel hawkins has more. for the last fifteen years every presidential race in ukraine has given the country a new political shock to the system and it looks like this year will be an exception now if you've ever followed ukraine's domestic politics you'll know there's rarely a dull moment. this year's election will s

. >> reporter: tonia, in colorado springs, tells us she could lose her home. >> just thinking that this house that we've been making payments on for, 15, 16 years, we could lose it. we could lose everything. >> reporter: mallory at u.s. fish and wildlife in wisconsin, is rationing insulin. >> when the shutdown occurred i only had a few vials of insulin left in my refrigerator. i thought, okay, i can't really afford the $300 co-pay for more so i'll just make this insulin last as long as i can make it last. >> reporter: tim in suburban detroit can't afford to finish his home repairs. >> at what point do i resign from this agency? i can't continue to afford to fund my family on my savings and continue to pay for myself to go to work. i love the work that i do and i need to have an income to do it. >> reporter: in very personal messages to abc news, they don't ask for sympathy, they ask for washington to solve this. the administration officialsde families will get paid when the government reopens. but they say none of that will undo the damage. david. >> we will stay on this. steve, thank y

. >> to psychotic supervillain and ice queen tonya harding in the os war nominated "i tonia. ". >> stayut of my first. >> hand now playing queen elizabeth i in director josey rourke's new film "mary queen of scot." >> i will not be scolded by my inferior. >> your inferior? >> when you first come out, that goes herobbie. >>ooks great. doesn't she look gorgeous in. life. 's lived som >> when somebody came to you with the idea of this iconic role, aole played by many of your acting heroes through the years. o the as your reaction idea >> no, absolutely not. i really -- i can't play queen haizabethi, scared or something something anybody had done and i'm not classically craned. i don't know anything and what changed -- josie. i don't want somebody to play a queen, i want someone to play a woman. if that's what you want, i'm sure i can deliver that. >> what have you produced in all of your travels, discord, death? >> aer signing on robbie studied up. >> she was i think the longest reigning hemonarch, and re-branded herself as the virgin queen so the i put her prison. it was the golden age. >

let's talk to ukip's general secretary and immigration spokesman, paul oakely, and labour mp tonia antoniaziiparliament. welcome to both of you. how well does your leader no james goddard? he does not know him at all, this is barrel scraping by the daily mail. it is just barrel scraping by the daily mail. it isjust a barrel scraping by the daily mail. it is just a selfie. you get asked for selfie is all the time and you do not know who those people are. perhaps the most famous was mark chapman with john lennon perhaps the most famous was mark chapman withjohn lennon moments before he killed him. gerard does not know this guy. what you think about the way they have been protesting? it is shocking. we do not agree with anything anna soubry stands for. we want to tickle her politically and at the ballot box. but it is appalling for a bunch of big men to barrack a woman, surround her like that and come out with silly slurs like that. the worst thing is it has brought out some sympathy for anna soubry and her cohorts. but ukip we have been facing this for years. five years ago nigel farage was cor