buford is going on the west. they are looking for stuart, screening the army and moving but they are separated. you can see that here comes buford on the base of south mountain. greg is moving toward manchester and westminster and kilpatrick is right in the middle. it is kilpatrick who is past finding stuart. here is stuart. riding into hanover. it is june 30th. you see the yankee rearguard moving through hanover and you know you have to find lee. what do you do? let him go or attack? kilpatrick is with custer, further north. he will return with more and more of his division. nightfall is going to put a end to fighting, stuart will waste a whole day fighting the battle with no significance. the problem with kilpatrick is when stuart leaves, he doesn't. he let stuart get away. kilpatrick will arrest his men. what do you think of patrick says in the morning? he's looking all over for him. july 1st know what happens. from emmitsburg to gettysburg on june 30th, the fighting the start there. greg, hanover, kilpatrick

i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors -- sherman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, something like that. it means a lot. and thank you to all the e.m.t.s and paramedics and 49ers who have -- just keep on going out and doing the work that needs to be done. and i know this is a great step in the right direction for e.m.s. in the san francisco fire department, and i can't wait to see what more we can do, and with that, i want to introduce assistant deputy chief sandy tong, who is the assistant deputy ch

i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors -- sherman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, something like that. it means a lot. and thank you to all the e.m.t.s and paramedics and 49ers who have -- just keep on going out and doing the work that needs to be done. and i know this is a great step in the right direction for e.m.s. in the san francisco fire department, and i can't wait to see what more we can do, and with that, i want to introduce assistant deputy chief sandy tong, who is the assistant deputy ch

sean buford of san francisco, california. mr. brandon graves of choctaw, oklahoma. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, madam. pursuant to section 3-d of the public safety medal of rah lohr act, i am pleased to appoint the following member to the medal of valor review board. mr. anthony belagaza of california. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. kaptur: thank you. i rise to speak on the tragic events of january 6. the lawlessness of the mob that invaded the u.s. capitol was not solely directed against america's temple of democracy, it was also a frontal assault that threatened the lives of hundreds upo

because of where the air force bases were, buford, south carolina where i lived. three tours there. yuma, arizona, which is comparable to hoehave-- mohave, between virginia quantico or the penalty. >> let's talk about branson and in talking about branson, this is another important part of the book. at the beginning, i guess the question was, was this a-- do you think it was a lark? and as the project went on and deeper into the book, you realized no, branson is experience and sees it as the next montreaux i know he spent billions of dolla that's are guys that like challenging the future and obviously, elon musk. what was your sense of richard branson. how dedicated was he do it? >> i think he was very-- i think he was very dedicated. >> surprisingly, frankly. >> and here is reason why, it's important to go back and to realize the centrality of this boutique aviation firm that designed spaceship one and spaceship two. it explains why mike alesbury made the mistake and why that wasn't built into the spaceship. and 10 million dollars the first privately built spacecraft that can reach

coast guard, the buford county sheriff's office marine unit, and south carolina's department of natural resources. madam speaker, i rise today to highlight the efforts and talents of hilton head island's very own folk musician and a south carolina legend by the name of greg russell. for 40 years greg has highlighted and delighted families around the old liberty tree at harbor town in hilton head island. while these days greg is singing songs for family and children, he shared the stage with many celebrities over the years. he even croat the hit song "come away home" about hilton head island which inspired the movie of the same name. his performances are renowned to locals and tourists alike who visit hillon head island, he received a nomination for an angle award and won best children's live action video in 2000. he doesn't just contribute with his music to our community. through his charity hilton head heroes, greg and his wife provide sick children every year they vacation to hilton head island as well. on the 40th year anniversary and it might be a few more than that, i'm happy to dr

i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors -- sherman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, something like that. it means a lot. and thank you to all the e.m.t.s and paramedics and 49ers who have -- just keep on going out and doing the work that needs to be done. and i know this is a great step in the right direction for e.m.s. in the san francisco fire department, and i can't wait to see what more we can do, and with that, i want to introduce assistant deputy chief sandy tong, who is the assistant deputy ch

i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors --erman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, something like that. it means a lot. and thank you to all the e.m.t.s and paramedics and 49ers who have -- just keep on going out and doing the work that needs to be done. and i know this is a great step in the right direction for e.m.s. in the san francisco fire department, and i can't wait to see what more we can do, and with that, i want to introduce assistant deputy chief sandy tong, who is the assistant deputy chief

i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors --lman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, something like that. it means a lot. and thank you to all the e.m.t.s and paramedics and 49ers who have -- just keep on going out and doing the work that needs to be done. and i know this is a great step in the right direction for e.m.s. in the san francisco fire department, and i can't wait to see what more we can do, and with that, i want to introduce assistant deputy chief sandy tong, who is the assistant deputy chief of e.m.s

host: david from buford, georgia. david is still paying off his college loans. good morning.rning, gentlemen. my main question is teacher deferments. my wife and i graduated in 2001. we accumulated -- she accumulated teacher debt. pretty successful. we can apply for the student loans into the masters degree and the specialist degree she has years later. we decided to do student loans because it was good rates, and we had the hope of deferment, the core question i got. teacher deferment has a 1998 or older student loan debt shut off. we applied five times. we meet all the qualifications. i apologize. they say you have a carryover balance from your 1998 loan, which was $500. we paid off the whole debt load down to 500 -- $500. i think it was a monthly payment i did not calculate for. it has ruined us for getting deferred on her masters enter specialist, because she has been teaching for 17 years. that is one of the requirements to be a title i school teacher in the same state. we meet every requirement but they say, wait, back in 1988 you had $500 they got mixed into your curre

i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors --, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, something like that. it means a lot. and thank you to all the e.m.t.s and paramedics and 49ers who have -- just keep on going out and doing the work that needs to be done. and i know this is a great step in the right direction for e.m.s. in the san francisco fire department, and i can't wait to see what more we can do, and with that, i want to introduce assistant deputy chief sandy tong, who is the assistant deputy chief of e.m.s., and i cou