and she said, "oh, tonia.new you'd call me some day." >> reporter: wow. >> and so then, of course, my heart was racing and my knees were shaking just to make the phone call. and then she just unloaded on me, you know, all the details of trouble in the past. >> reporter: according to his own mother, john had been cheating and stealing and lying for years. even lied to tonia about his age. lopped off five years. oh, and he'd been convicted of cocaine trafficking. >> she said, you know, "is he still using drugs?" and i said "what?" >> reporter: so in something like shock, tonia become a sleuth. who was this man? >> i started snooping. and i found everything. it was under my nose all the time. >> reporter: evidence of a criminal double life. and something else -- >> a cedar box full of fentanyl and versed and some other things that aren't controlled substances. >> reporter: she started watching that cedar box. >> and things did come and go. so now i thought -- >> reporter: it's a stash. >> it's a stash. yeah. >> r

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, i will trust your good judgment. i wanted to clarify that the objective of this is going to be -- we're not seeking and audit of your work. we're seeking is to have the consultant look at our existing written processes. the manuals. that part because to me, in overseeing this, we're overseeing a process. we're not auditing the work but we wanted to make sure that the rule book that we have is something that is up to date, that's robust, that's thorough and may include some other avenues that outside factor have created. that's really the plan. i'm sure that kristin, the chair and whoever is going to fill the liaison role would be in conversations with you. >> i'm dr. derek kerr a whistleblower. i need to use this machine here to project a slide. earlier, during the whistleblower program presentation, you were shown this table how the number of complaints have increased since 2012. what you weren't shown is the 10-year picture. right now, like 466, we're right back to where we were in 2009. there was a huge dip here i

for the hook one example of the consequences of poor water management is neko tonia in around. the lake the largest in the middle east one supported wildlife and a tourist industry. with no outflow its water became many times saltier than the oceans since the completion of dams restricting the inflow of. a room now has shrunk dramatically the. lady who is a good example of modern me by a mental tragedy that was created by humans we had a salt lake which was one of the largest in the in the ward the dominant thinking was that the rivers are flowing into the lake this terminal lake which has no effect on water gets salty let's use the water for a good purpose let's use it for farming let's use it for the urban areas what happened was that you know let water go in and there is evaporation the lake got smaller salt is and it's bad and then when you get when the salt is bold and it becomes a big disaster that the whole region has been affected by and now a lot of investments should be made in order to restore the lake if that is not only a dream. sediments or a very fine soils and o

is doing that in this tonia and both have been talking about how they have been received in these countries as the nato mission the nato mission leaders there and it was quite interesting to hear how they say well we've course here from these baltic states that they're rary thankful for their commitment but the other question is how much backup how much support are these countries germany and education getting in their domestic politics for the military engagement we know that germany for example is a very has a lot of resistance in the public to what's mitigation and the u.k. as we know is kerney quite busy with backs and so discussions about further military gauge and the united kingdom's are also quite calm. and one more question to you mark so we heard a lot on the line there speaking about values and interests what was she getting out there so that is especially about coming back to the. question that trump is always putting forward is that it is about the cash the commitment to the defense budget and on the line has been saying repetitively in the last weeks no it's also about that po