tonya runs the group that does all the city's internal auditing functions and whistleblower functions. in general, we are operating under charter of appendixf, which was passed in november 2003 and started being implemented in 2004. it has a broad set of mandates about the effectiveness of city government. it refers to the city internal audit functions. it also has specific mandates about street, park, and sidewalk standards, standards about the city's mou's. it also refers to the whistleblower program. in addition to the mandates that are specifically in the charter section, in general, we are also responding to other charter and reporting requirements, adnan reporting requirements, which being there are a lot of requirements for auditing. and a lot of the city's contracts and leases. in general, the budget looks like the city's budget. we get 0.2% set aside. we have a good size work order every year with the enterprise department, like the mta, public utilities, airport. bond and capital programs are also subject to this requirement. the audit program includes some ambitious new wor

any other comments that tonya wanted to make -- >> i have no further comments. supervisor mar: thank you. any questions? supervisor maxwell: i guess -- the five-year plan was something that the voters voted on. that was just recently. proposition -- >> proposition a. you have already seen some of the outcomes. new policies on reserves were elements of a proper a as well. this is sort of the next element. supervisor mar: could i ask the two of you, where are there areas of potential duplication with the budget analysts office that you have identified? >> on the first page we have premium pay. as i mentioned, we have implemented a premium pay payroll audit program, which would include two audits annually, looking at payroll practices, as well as the fact that on the project side of the house, they have done a lot of work with regard to premium pay, bargaining units. supervisor mar: maybe we should just do with this when the next item comes up. >> that will be fine. supervisor mar: ms. stevenson? >> we invite your questions to our list. we know that it is a lot of

tonya reiman everybody. really rough on me today. when we come back, miller time. event tonight. islam phone i can'tnd and lady gaga in a moment, >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm. >> bill: o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. >> as you know we have been reporting about the ground zero mosque which we say will not, will not be built. dennis miller has been following the controversy as well and joins from us los angeles. okay. so, islamophobia now is injected into this whole deal. what say you? >> well, let me say this, billy. originally i was islamo apathetic as i am with most people's faiths. there has been times in my life i haven't paid attention to my own faith because i'm eepiscopal logical -- then i became islam mow curious because i noticed a lot of most devotees will blow things up when they wouldn't get their way. that piques my interest. you guys have got to tighten it up there a little, all right? that's all we're asking of you. when imam celine dion husband says is he building this ground zero as outreach thing i want to say if you want t

tonya reiman everybody. really rough on me today. when we come back, miller time.ome back, miller time. big event ♪ wind blowing on my face ♪ sidewalk flying beneath my bike ♪ ♪ a five year old's first taste of what freedom's really like ♪ ♪ you can let go now, daddy. ♪ you can let go ♪ your little girl is ready to do this on my own ♪ ♪ it's gonna be a little bit scary ♪ ♪ but i want you to know ♪ i'll be okay now daddy ♪ you can let go >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm. >> bill: o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. >> as you know we have been reporting about the ground zero mosque which we say will not, will not be built. dennis miller has been following the controversy as well and joins from us los angeles. okay. so, islamophobia now is injected into this whole deal. what say you? >> well, let me say this, billy. originally i was islamo apathetic as i am with most people's faiths. there has been times in my life i haven't paid attention to my own faith because i'm eepiscopal logical -- then i became islam mow curious because i noticed a lot of most

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please join me in congratulating tonya. [applause] >> this is not the moment i was looking for. this is my 10th year of teaching, so this is quite a big moment for me. this year is what i have actually changed a lot of my teaching. to be very effective, especially with those english language learners. i just want to eradicate the achievement gap, and this is giving me the inputs to proceed, but i cannot do this by myself. it has taken a lot of people to get here. my road started with a teacher. one day i hope for her to be recognized because she has inspired many teachers in this school district. you need to wait because you are the one that made this happen. [applause] i just went in to volunteer in her classroom. i wanted to be a children's writer, and here i am. i want to thank also my school community. i had a wonderful principal who gave me the freedom to make the mistakes i needed to be a teacher i am now. also, i moved to monroe elementary, which is the school my heart is in right now. now, this amazing principal who had a vision for every student to achieve. i do not kno

tonya reimman, everybody, got it down. we appreciate it.hen we come back, dennis miller is here in new york. that means anything could happen. we have security standing by. also ahead, stewart and letterman discuss me last night. can't get away from it. we'll show you what happened on that program as "the factor" continues across the u.s.a. and continues across the u.s.a. and alalç@ i got an egg [pop] i got gum a kazoo a candy necklace i got one of these [pop] a stamp helium fabric softener ear plugs [pop] lipstick two pills a day is what it takes to stay alive if you're hiv positive. those pills cost about forty cents a day. >> thanks. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time section want tonight. the sage of southern california has arrived here in new york city. here he is. >> first off, let me establish some superiority. >> do you have to do that? do you have to mock the previous guest? >> i was watching before. >> you have to mock tonya. >> oh, by the way, can you sign me up for a course where i can get as complex as didi myers? >> i think

please join me in congratulating tonya. [applause] >> this is not the moment i was looking for.his is my 10th year of teaching, so this is quite a big moment for me. this year is what i have actually changed a lot of my teaching. to be very effective, especially with those english language learners. i just want to eradicate the achievement gap, and this is giving me the inputs to proceed, but i cannot do this by myself. it has taken a lot of people to get here. my road started with a teacher. one day i hope for her to be recognized because she has inspired many teache

bob jenkins with the san francisco zoo standing in for tonya peterson, who is at the memorial service for one of our significant long-time donors. i would like to augment the report you received already from us. the pick is in the air. they may be white, but you will be tickled pink. as i left for houston, one of them hatched out. we have birds sitting and waiting. it looks like we will have a good population of plumbing goes. we have not had flamingo's born at the zoo in almost seven years. this was long in the making. i am pleased to support, perhaps prematurely, that it looks like we will conclude fy10 with a slight surplus. we are meeting the obligation to manage these do so it stays in the black from year to year, or at the very least breaks even. you know we have been dealing with a difficult weather situation which has affected attendance at the zoo. i want to point out that the good weather returned at the start of september and for the first half of the month. we are now 8% ahead of projections, and revenues are ahead as well. attendance at the zoo is definitely weather relat

something john and tonya are quickly learning. >> a little higher than i expected. i hoped to stay under the $20,000 for a used car. it looks like we're going fob around the 22 to $25,000 range for what i'm looking for. >> it just seems that a lot of used cars are more expensive than they have been in the past. >> reporter: the reason for the used car price spike is simple says brian allen, general manager of the collection. >> what we see today is a shortage of vehicles mostly from the fact of the last three years have been a downturn in new car sales, which is, of course, then created a situation where there were less trade-ins, less available. >> reporter: let's go back two and a half, three years when gas prices were sky high and if you traded in an suv you got below market value. suvs have rebounded, so the question for labor day weekend auto buyers, new and used, especially if used is not as inexpensive as in years past. >> we have used car at 1.5% right now. so the certified used car among many manufacturers are treejsly attractive. even though the values are

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tonya needs to be reminded it is not contemptuous to get angry or annoyed when the situation calls foror once you agree with me mar ? is that possible? susan: i missed the factor tonight because i was reading pinheads and patriots and lost track of time. it is your best book yet and i've read them all. you don't know how good that makes me feel susan. i'll send you a signed copy, that you very much -- thank you very much. andrew: i'm reading pinheads and patriots and think your analysis of president obama is the most objective i've seen. i'm reading it on kindle. you are a patriot for learning things on kindle. helen: loving pinheads and patriots and the free tote bag i got is great, real canvass. nothing phony here helen. that you for reading my book. we are trying to combat the crazy bullying across the country. many kids are devastated by that. we were happy to see tyra banks pick up the theme. >> you notice something on my shirt? i heard this everyday. one day in high school a girl came up to me and said that i could be a model. i was like what are you talking about lady? then, i t

snyders wife tonya had some game.ll the proud hubbies there. >>> gilbert arenas says he is not going to smile this year. that didn't sit well with people yesterday. if he averages 25 a game, he could wear a red nose and clown make upand fans wouldn't mind at all. the wizards opened with a midnight madness celebration. he looked fully recoved from knee issues and playing alongside john wall. and everybody's raving about him. >> going to be a great player. definitely got the tools. he's a great athlete and seems like he wants to learn. >> one of the most serious and knows what we are doing as well as anybody. >> reporter: we have an explanation for gilbert's shady beard we saw for the first time on media day. he has a bet with nicky young who can grow more hair this year. it is just that nick is doing it on his head and he is doing it on his grill. have a great wednesday, obvious. >>> the nationals wrap up their vise with the phillies later today. they were held to one run over six innings and struck out seven batters.

. >> suarez: tonya is a professional race car driver and performance driving school instructor, taking 16-year-old maryland high school students through a test course meant to alert them to the dangers of multi-tasking behind the wheel. >> i want you to text welcome to r.f.k. stadium. >> suarez: the students' ability to keep their cars inside the cones is quickly and dramatically diminished by the demands of using a cell phone or what's commonly referred to as distracted driving. afterward, the girls each admitted they had overestimated their driving while texting skills. >> she said to text welcome to the stadium. all i was texting was numbers. i did think i was better before but i guess not. >> woodruff: so it was one year ago u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood convened a summit to push for new laws and better enforcement of existing laws. 30 states and the district columbia now ban texting while driving. eight states bar any use of a hand-held phone while behind the wheel. and there is a nationwide ban on texting by truckers and commercial drivers. are secretary lahood convene

>> joining us now to talk about the primaries and what happens in november are democrat strategist tonyacker in los angeles and republican strategist dan bartlett in austin, texas. good morning to you both. >> good morning, harry. >> good morning. >> dan, let's talk about this. you got delaware. you got kentucky. you got alaska, utah. one after another after another. are all of the tea party victories good for the republican party? >> well, when you have a situation like with mike castle getting beat in delaware it gives you pause because it's going to be very difficult if not impossible for republicans now to gain that seat in the united states senate. having said that, though, harry, the intensity gap that we are seeing between the two parties this election cycle is mainly being fed by the tea party movement on the republican side so net-net it's still a gain. the prospect of taking over the house of representatives would not happen without this vibrant activity within the tea party so while you have the types of anomalies like we saw last night with mike castle going down, net-net i s

let me introduce tonya marco here. this is her ph.d.oing work on this. >> interesting work because a lot of people would like to play musical instruments but you're talking about other applications. >> we're looking at a form of hand rehabilitation so we're looking at people designated as quadriplegics. due to a break in the neck they've lost the ability to work with four limbs. one thing that's really neat about it is they get to play the piano which is a form of rehab in and of itself because you're doing fine dexterous movements with the hand. but we've had interesting comments about the vibration that it kind of reminded them where their fingers were because many have lost the ability to sense with their hands. if they touch an object they don't get the feedback of touching something. we're trying to improve ability to perceive with their hands and also the ability to use their hands, fine motor skills. >> that is amazing. an application there. i'm certainly amazed as well that you could put a glove on and 30 minutes later be able t

. >> tonya is founder of the s factor diet and sarah haines is the volunteer demonstrator.al leng to encourage women to strength train. right now there's kind of a trend in the industry where people encourage women to do high rep low weights to stay skinny. we want them to pick up more weights so they gave muscle. >> fon ya is a big nutritionist. nutrition plays a big factor in this. >> we'll get to the aesthetics why it's important to build muscles. a lot of women admire in this day and age a different kind of body. john fehr aniston has that tone. there are also health benefits of building muscle mass. the more muscle you have you have a decreased risk for diabetes. it pulls the glucose out of your blood system so you get better insulin control. heart disease is exactly right. in addition to that, it's also decreasing the risk factors for osteoporosis, which one out of every two women over 50 will be diagnosed with. >> have you got your bone density test done yet? you need a baseline to see if you're staying strong or developing it. there's stuff you can do to stop it. >>

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tonya sunshine in san francisco coming in around 84 degrees.s hot spots for you is prematurely, everywhere today. in sentences so curly of 59 degrees 15 to oakland, we're see low 60s down from honduras and was a period of into the afternoon were going to warm up to see plenty of '90s. at a cephalon common number for today. they're filled to the of into the upper 90s, all of the peninsula's, a pleasant tradition san francisco's hibernia down to run a city about 90 degrees. and on over to the east bay, a temperatures about 93 for sammy angeles and hayward, the nine forecaster ballot. and those in the spots getting to a list of for '90s. and don't be surprised to mark we actually break the century mark. down to the south bay temperatures into the 90s and one degrees for sunnyvale 92 for santa clara 93 for san jose. even the '90s is not new. a bit cooler in the amount forecast. going to literally going down into the 60s for labor day. san jose getting to the upper 70's, livermore the persephones. we will keep buying labor day forecast all week to k

again, that harkens back to perhaps one of her competitors, like a tonya harding/nancy kerrigan olympicter type of thing. when we see this, this is not just trying to injure someone, lester. this is permanent. these are permanent injuries to the face as well as to the psyche. i mean, sometimes we even see these victims, they wind up, they won't come outside anymore, and we even see them pushed to the point of suicide because this is the way we identify with people. this is the way lester says hello. we see your face. your face speaks volumes before we ever open our mouths. >> we've heard of these kind of attacks before, primarily abroad. we've heard a lot in asia, usually perpetrated by men against women. in the two cases we were discussing here the attackers were women. so what do you take from that? >> well, so far i think in the first case the one in washington state, this is probably going to turn out to be someone with either a substance abuse issue or mentally ill and realize that was just a random attack. the victim just happened to pull up in front of a starbucks. the assailant