so, sarita, if i have one place to eat in chesterfield, missouri, where do i go eat?ot to go to napoli 2. it's this quaint, beautiful, elegant little italian restaurant, and it's amazing.

this specialised canvas and plastics business in chesterfield is the only maker of infection controly, orders are really picking up. primarily we serve the uk government via a supply chain. but we've been getting third—party enquiries from a variety of commercial and other national governments as well. it's orders for these medical transport chambers, used during the ebola outbreak by the raf, ministry of defence and nhs, which are really filling the order book. down in leicester, the knitting machines are working at a higher speed. complex supply chains stitched together over decades are broken, as no goods come in, unexpected opportunities have appeared. these brothers run this knitwear factory with their parents, who started it in 1987. they lost legions of customers when china boomed. for decades, british retailers turned their backs on factories like this, instead preferring the cheaper production in china. but, as those factories remain closed, those retailers need to start ordering new stock and they are finding factories like this aren't so costly, they can order less and the

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after settling in chesterfield county, he witnessed the difficulties facing fellow veterans as they returned home. unemployment and homelessness were prevalent and former sess service membered extreme delays when trying to access their earned benefit he was decided to take action and in 1998 he founded the nonprofit veterans helping veterans now. by intervening early and walking alongside veterans in an often tedious process, he helped our neighbors gain employment, secure benefits and overcome challenges like ptsd and addiction. today veterans helping veterans now has assisted more than 4,000 americans in virginia and across the country. i thank mr. mack for his selfless service, both in yube form and as an advocate for his fellow veterans. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia 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 gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to remember the life of dr. wesle

carolina -- i have three -- the most affected counties in my district were dillon, marshalboro and chesterfield. marion county is 57% african-american. county is 51% african-american. marlboro is 30%. income is $30,000. just so you know the quality of life for these folks. 14,000 houses flooded, water inside the house. those for some reason approved by fema. f you look at the per -- even though they excluded 2/3 of the people that were damaged in this torm, we were still only awarded $14,000 per fema applicant. stands at right now applicant fema before this $5 billion that you're talking about adding in here. and keeping in mind that we already did an appropriations ill in december for disaster allocation for last year that his earthquake is already allowed to access. so that's what i want to say disaster allocation -- the total amounts that are asked i wantllocated here, but to talk also a little bit about hese -- about these tax benefits. in addition to the $4.7 billion beingitional money that's asked to be allocated here, over the $40 billion that's already allocated, there are in this ax pr