you ve seen an exclusive, the missing binder of secrets, highly classified information related to russian election interference. what went missing in the final hours of the trump white house hasn t been seen since. what was in it? who had access? the disappearance and the mystery around it not known until now. so any moment now we could get a verdict on damages in rudy giuliani s defamation trial as the jury weighing a potentially $48 million decision resumes dleb operations. former president barack obama and president joe biden back together again at the white house, the major 2024 project behind this rare reunion. i m sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. you are looking at breaking news right now, exclusive new cnn reporting about highly classified intelligence that went missing at the end of the trump administration. the information relates to russian election interference. information that was deemed so secret it could only
businesses groups in northern ireland have expressed hope over the windsor framework the new deal meant to simplify their post brexit trade with the rest of the uk. until now, some imports have been complex to manage others have been outright banned under the so called northern ireland protocol, intended to protect the eu s single market. the british prime minister rishi sunak has been in belfast to meet politicians and business leaders to build support for the framework. speaking to workers at one business, he said the new arrangements would help northern ireland become the world s most exciting economic zone with unique access to both eu and uk markets. if we get this framework implemented, we get the executor back up and running here, northern island is in the unbelievable special position, unique position in the entire world, european continent and having privileged access, not just to the uk home market which is enormous the fifth biggest in the world but also th
head. the kidnapping and rape of a 13-year-old girl in new york city stunning the nation. we could see the suspect arrested by the help of good samaritans in court this hour. we re waiting news on that as we say hello. a brand-new hour begins now. i m bill hemmer with my friend and colleague today. martha: great to be with you. i m martha maccallum. we re learning more about this suspect who was accused of assaulting a teenager in a terrifying attack in a park in queens, new york in broad daylight. the 25-year-old migrant from ecuador entered the united states illegally in 2021, crossing at eagle pass, texas, how many live shots and reports have we seen from there? he was one of the individuals who came across there in 2021. it s nearly 2000 miles from this quiet park in queens, new york. but we know that all of these folks are being sent all over the country. every state is now essentially a border state dealing with this problem. there is also the illegal immigrant arrest
there are and the cma is looking at a few factors in particular it wants to look at housing quality to check that it is the right type of house being built, it looks at land management to check the issue of land banking which is anti competitive where housebuilders hold back land before they start to build on it and they are also looking at innovation to try and save these households can use new techniques in order to try and create houses more quickly and more efficiently, with the aim of being zero and on the rental side they are looking at issues from the tenants perspective to try and really understand what theissues try and really understand what the issues are in terms of finding a new home, keeping that home and issues when it comes to moving between homes as well and check that there are no issues there stopping a consumerfrom being able are no issues there stopping a consumer from being able to carry out this process smoothly and affordably as well.- and affordably as well. th
prices have skyrocketed by nearly 20% in the past two years during this pandemic, up 58% in miami. that s where we re seeing the highest increase. and we heard from this piece that we just saw, there is high demand, low supply, walk us through why we re seeing such sky high prices in the housing market now. well, thank you very much, for having me on. you re right. prices have gone up on the rental side by double digits over the past year. miami is at 50% increases, places like austin are 40% rental increases a year on year and these communities are basically victims of their own success in many ways because they re attractive places to live that are drawing a lot of people to come there. and live. at the core of the housing affordability challenge is a lack of supply, both on the demand on the for rental