to port weited have the tx in the budget. the t-38 is 52 years old as we speak.e neeto get a replacement for that. what it needs to be able to do forridge that gap fifth-generation aviation with the advent of the avenue-35, the kc-46.- the f-35,he t-38 has been a reliable airplane and trainer. it is time to move on. anna for the longest time the air force wanted a twin-engine aircraft in the advanced training. it is a twin-engine something that is going to be a requirement for that enterprise? >> there are requirements and it , thelled the cdd capabibility development design, of the airplane. we hope to have that in the early winter. and then we established the requiremts and we put that out and the industry comes forth. i do not believe one or two engines will be part of that requirement. acrafttf the legendary he have is the f-16. the two-seater version of the aircraft. how is that impacting your training? f-16 is heavily used in the training command area and we use those early on in the syllllabus and then we later .ntroduce rides we are now having to adjust t

one of the things i saw on your weite is a lot of signs parents and friends can look for. >> yes. think it's important that parents understand what those signs are. typically it will be things like are they changing friends. you know, is there a diffent group of friends that they're hanging out with. is there a pareppearance changi? eating habits changing? noticeable changes, beyond typically what you would think is happeni in the teen world. rents sometimes make the miake of i think, thinking that these symptoms that they're seeing or the sis of abuse are attributed to teenage behavr, they're not. typically it would be taking it to the next level. >> tell me about your coalition. >> our coalition was found in june. we're four years old, june 2010, just shory after joey passed ay. it was our way of putting his life to good purpose. we are focused on educating communities locally, on a countywide basis, statewide and nationally. i'm pernally involved in coalitions, work groups and task forces at all those levels. education and political advocacy. >> i want to remind people this is

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i know somebody has an iphone out there taking a picture of that weit does not mean are nearby. not be looking at the syrian border right now. >> thank you. [no audio] >> next, some of the speakers from today's values voters summit. then the british house of commons debate on their response to isis. after that, we will have today's united nation speech by iraq's president. on the next washington journal, willouisiana congressman discuss the airstrike campaign against isis in iraq and syria. plus, issues related to campaign 2014. talka representative will about issues related to campaign 2014 and the president's management of efforts in the middle east. as always, we will take your and you can join the conversation of facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> this weekend on the c-span network. saturday night at 8:00 p.m. hall on a national town the impact of voting. sally quinn. saturday night at 10:00, pulitzer prize winning reporter latt richte . saturday night at 10 p.m. eastern on american history the testes been three. the civil war and the u

i know somebody has an iphone out there taking a picture of that weit does not mean are nearby. not be looking at the syrian border right now. >> thank you. >> next, some of the speeches from friday's session of the values voter summit being held in washington d.c. then a debate between the candidates running for oregon governor. and live at 7:00 a.m. your calls and comments on "washington journal." next "washington journal," louisiana congressman john fleming, a member of the services committee, will discuss the air strike campaign against isis in iraq and syria. plus issues related to campaign 2014. stevenrepresentative horsford will talk about issues related to campaign 2014 and the president's management of efforts in the middle east, and as always we'll take your calls you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at c-span.. eastern, on >> this weekend on the c-span at 8:00 atonight national town hall on the critical and historic impact of voting. sunday evening at 8:00 on q and a, washington post columnist sally quinn. tonight at 10:00,