sorry, hayley, your line throws, doi hayley, your line throws, do continue. about that. you would need to _ continue. sorry about that. you would need to map _ continue. sorry about that. you would need to map where - continue. sorry about that. you would need to map where the l would need to map where the critical minerals are, you would need to establish the mines and establish agreements. the tangible benefits to the us would not be felt under trump, or even the next president, it would be even the president after that where the us and us companies could be starting to extract these minerals if it was determined that it was commercially viable to do so. so we are not even talking short or medium term, it could be long—term, the payoff for this deal. i wanted to ask you about the fact that there are many countries who are uncomfortable with the reliance on china that there is for these kind of minerals, do you think that is one of the motives here? we think the lion has frozen again. it into car, but they also going into high—tech defence equipment. and uni

just one more question foryou, hayley.t has a lot of these minerals, these critical elements and critical minerals. it has deals in place. how are they working and who's benefiting? great question. that it's valuable to the united states, and it sees over the next four years that australia is one of the only countries in our trade relationship. to do some deals with the us on our rare earth elements. under the biden administration, we tried that through climate change because rare earth elements go into things like wind turbines and solar panels. in this instance, we know that president trump's much in defence and strategic terms to really clinch than we thought, hayley. so just one more question for you actually. what kind and to what extent ukraine even has these minerals. just tell us about the sort of... the sort of the size of the deal, potentially, when you think about it, china invested very heavily in indonesian nickel. it tanked the price of nickel globally and australian a lot ofjobs. have the transparency you ha

in that regard, so thankful for the leadership of congresswoman hayley stevens. and congressman sean castint. -- castin. and it's my honor to yield to congresswoman stevens, thank you. >> thank you, mr. leader. it is truly serious and absolutely essential that i'm standing up here today with you as our democratic leader in the house of representatives alongside our democratic whip and our democratic caucus chair, democratic whip catherine clark, democratic caucus chair, pete aguilar. i think all of you in this room know them. as we seek to introduce and we take the steps to introduce the taxpayer data protection act, you see during the start of a different presidential administration in a different time, i was a schedule c political appointee in the department of the treasury during a true time of economic crisis for this nation. barack obama's swearing in in january of 2009 when we were facing a great recession. as a michigander, when our auto industry was staring true liquidation and bankruptcy in the face, when millions of americans were facing job loss in add

these situations can be suppliers have apologised, but say tens of millions not good enough as far as hayleys concerned. especially those who are more vulnerable. to impact your life. its approach to mental health care when it began the service has since expanded, with around a0 mental health workers now offering support to thousands of patients our reporter karl mercer has more. good morning, red base. mh02. health nurse clara. crisis who has become agitated. what size gloves do you want? they assess and treat her and importantly, i think they were pushing for this lady to go to hospital not the place to take people. when we work in collaboration with them, i sort of worry she's been suicidal... specialists the london ambulance service now and while they're on the road, at the clinical hub phone to a patient. the positive outcome of this call today was we were able | to cancel the ambulance. and see how things are going. an increase in complexities, actually, as i mentioned, the past few years. mental health presentations as well. this is london ambulance service regarding a 999 call... she

and also elysa hobbies 52. hayley includes bailey, any of the guys are bold with his with his morning wife, 2 daughters and his brother next. so i know if for was 7 months killed his family and took every and his brother hostage, 3 months later, officials confirmed that his brother had been murdered and have mazda now told his budget, the hostages were free today in bed, and beloved central god, them as in previous, a message, a public display militants gather the round the stage bearing a banner, the thread, complete victory, a sling goodness, and the apple himself often uses when speaking about the jazz one. details sends out this time the area from october for the exchange. this process to appears far less the toys the stations did in previous rounds. some say this is a direct message to donald trump, who suggested garza is livable and that's how the scene is to be relocated. the methods from, from mass gases, i still send them and we are not going anywhere. as always, the, it's at hospice is our 1st handed over to the red cross then to these really aren't even they go to bays wher

a feeling that hits home for san jose's hayley ayala mejia. >> i don't believe family should be separated, and as a mexican american, i feel strongly impacted because a lot of mexican immigrants sometimes don't have family in the united states. all they have is clothes and a dream. and my parents were those people. >> what started as a dream became a nightmare, starting when ayala mejia was just eight years old, her mother was deported to mexico, leaving her father as the lone parent to ayala mejia and her younger sister. >> this is my father. his name is miguel angel ayala mora. >> in 2022, when ayala mejia was just 16, he died from complications with the covid vaccine. how challenging has that been to lose both parents in that respect? >> hard. but i think i became harder. i knew that i was the one responsible for my future. i could not change my past. >> after bouncing around the foster care system, the socal native made her way to san jose. here, ayala mejia was connected with services specifically for foster youth so she could finally stand on her own two feet. what does it mean to h

fear of deportation a feeling that hits home for san jose's hayley ayala mejia. >> i don't believe family should be separated, and as a mexican american, i feel strongly impacted because a lot of mexican immigrants sometimes don't have family in the united states. all they have is clothes and a dream. and my parents were those people. >> what started as a dream became a nightmare, starting when ayala mejia was just eight years old, her mother was deported to mexico, leaving her father as the lone parent to ayala mejia and her younger sister. >> this is my father. his name is miguel angel ayala mora. >> in 2022, when ayala mejia was just 16, he died from complications with the covid vaccine. how challenging has that been to lose both parents in that respect? >> hard. but i think i became harder. i knew that i was the one responsible for my future. i could not change my past. >> after bouncing around the foster care system, the socal native made her way to san jose. here, ayala mejia is connected with services specifically for foster youth, so she could finally stand on her own two feet. wh

i'd never seen _ hayley. i was completely shocked. i'd never seen that _ hayley.seen that before. i was concerned and ijust wanted to understand where this figure had from. in the 12 months to one. in the 12 months to september, the energy ombudsman received nearly 3500 complaints related to back billing. that's when you bills are to customers for energy use sent to customers for energy use more than 12 before, a more than 12 months before, a practice that was banned seven years ago. practice that was banned seven years a . o. , practice that was banned seven years ao, , , , practice that was banned seven years auo. , , , , ., ., ago. these bills should never have been sent i in — ago. these bills should never have been sent. in the _ ago. these bills should never have been sent. in the first - ago. these bills should never have been sent i in the first place, i been sent out—in the first'piace. when people are identifying a but when people are identifying a mistake and they're contacting their often they�* re mistake and they're contacting their often they're not

for wales, started in celebration hayley ladd winning 100th with hayley ladd winning her 100th cap. after out on euros ssottend under new management after out on euros there was missing out on the euros there was promise of a fresh start but instead afamiliar a familiar story, as austria was a familiar story, as austria seized their opportunity, and with a 1—0 w a 1—0 win. w a 1—0 win. arguably,wthis was the it a 1—0 win. arguably, this was the easiest opponent scotland in easiest opponent for scotland in their group but it seems uphill from here. and it was a disappointing night all round for the british to bosnia—herzegovina. them 4—0 last night. they were 3—0 down afterjust half an hour at king power stadium after goals from yoane wissa, bryan mbeumo and christian norgaard. not long after fabio carvalho had completed the rout. leicester stay 90th, two points from safety. at half time, 3—0 down. we said we want to go out and at least show and something that it doesn't get any more. simply too big today between the two teams. in stoppage time at turf moor. the six nations returns t