host: this is dave from lynchburg, virginia. caller: this is such a perfect snapshot at the federal government at work. one of our representatives give the money and then figure out what we will do. we throw money at every problem and then try to figure out what to do. there is so much waste. it goes into the process of trying to figure out how to help anyone at government's expense. why don't they use their money when i do when i put in a requisition to spend money. i think about it, i scrutinize it. i ring my hand so i don't spend too much of the company's money. why don't we do that for the sake of our grandchildren? what is the current debt load right now? or-year-olds into-year-olds, how much do they owe right now based on what our government has been up until now? host: that was dave there in lynchburg. guest: the government, there is oversight of the spending. there is a government accountability office looking into it. so far, the problem has not been wasteful spending as much as being able to identify the projects to sp

not much. boston booked off of lynchburg. so jonathan, we can expect lots of eyes to be on jamal. mostly on his night. is he going to be a factor for the german side and maybe beyond this match as well? oh, absolutely, to mom is ellers. probably germany's best player at the moment is certainly the most exciting to watch. his skill on the bowl, his vision, his ability to move in between the lines. he has a lot of traits that are not particularly common in general. football is in his current generation, so that makes him so exciting. and i think tonight is an opportunity for him. to show england what they're missing, and i think in guitar he'll show the world just how good he is. jonathan, thank very much d, w johnson, harding there in london. and here's a look at some of the stories from the world of sports. it was an emotional evening of tennis in london as team world and young francis yahoo! came away. i came from a way behind to defeat team europe in the lobby cup. she offers victory over stefano seats the past and sure the side made up of players from outside of europe would wi

it just makes me look forward to it even more not miss barson booked off of lynchburg. so many eyes are on with y'all. and tonight is he the guy that germany is to rely on in the future? oh, absolutely. despite anything, 19 years old, he's very much the guy. i'm excited about him. i think a lot of germany fans are as well. i think tonight it was showing them, finds what they're missing, and i think it's our who show the well just how good. yes. t w's a jonathan harding, their reporting from london. thanks jonathan. and that's it from me and the news team don't go away. coming up next is news. asia with be rational about gab, elvis, and berlin from the the new c max. ah ah, with who i ha o r a more in depression, musicians from ukraine and felonies continue to resist and their giving rousing performances at the beethoven fest bon, oh, aren't 21? in 60 minutes. the w. and we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. this is where did that head with d

host: this is dave from lynchburg, virginia.aller: this is such a perfect snapshot at the federal government at work. one of our representatives give the money and then figure out what we will do. we throw money at every problem and then try to figure out what to do. there is so much waste. it goes into the process of trying to figure out how to help anyone at government's expense. why don't they use their money when i do when i put in a requisition to spend money. i think about it, i scrutinize it. i ring my hand so i don't spend too much of the company's money. why don't we do that for the sake of our grandchildren? what is the current debt load right now? or-year-olds into-year-olds, how much do they owe right now based on what our government has been up until now? host: that was dave there in lynchburg. guest: the government, there is oversight of the spending. there is a government accountability office looking into it. so far, the problem has not been wasteful spending as much as being able to identify the projects to spen

one in lynchburg, harrisburg, and southwest virginia. i have been to some of the drug courts to talk about what they do. i have been to some graduations, i have been to two in the last couple of years and in one of the drug corps program was started by a local circuit court judge who his child had died of a drug overdose. that led her to spur the effort to start it. and the other one i went to one of the probation officers who worked with the program came up to me and said, and this is my second graduation this week. i said, i thought this county only had one program going on at any one time. he said, we do, but my first graduation was that my son graduated from a drug court program in another county. here's the one where i am the probation officer and i'm here because i am proud of my graduates. talk a little bit about the effectiveness of the drug program and samhsa. there are funding issues, do we have enough funding to operate them? i happen to believe the money we invest in this is some of the best investments we make. but, if you w