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. >> reporr: newlywed dominica reed was feeling the pressure to buy a home. >> my parents especially are like, you have to buy now that you're married, there's no excuse. >> reporter: with the key interest rate now rising a quarter point and relatively few homes on the market, she and her husband is choosing to rent instead. >> we're trying to figure out if we want to stay in the city, like housing costs are really, really expensive. >> reporter: it's a dilemma foromebuyers nationwide. gage alications have dropped dramatically,ow more than 15% since last year, as the average mortgage rate rises to 4.8% just this week. >> there is a trend fo more people choosing to rent rsus buy. >> reporter: the booming economy is also driving home prices up in big cities. >> prices are increang in those markets much faster than incomes, which means down payments are going to b higher. that's going to lead to additl frustrations other than just finding a house. >> reporter: there could soon be even potential hypotheticomebuyers to rent instead. today the federal reserve indicating it plans to raise i

. >> reporter: in atlanta newlywed dominica reid was feeling the pressure to buy a new home. >> my parentspecially, they're like you have to buy now that you're married, there's really no excuse. >> reporter: but with a key interest rate now rising 1/46 a point and relatively few homes on the market, she and her husband are choosing to rent instead. >> we're trying to figure out if we want to stay in the city, like housing costs are really, really expensive. >> reporter: it's a dilemma for home buyers nationwide. mortgage applications have dropped dramatically, down more than 15% since last year, as the average mortgage rate rises to 4.8% just this week. >> there is a trend for more people choosing to rent versus buy. >> reporter: the booming economy is also driving home prices up in big cities. >> prices are increasing in those markets much faster than incomes. which means down payments are going to be higher. and that's going to lead to additional frustrations other than just finding a house. >> reporter: so when could it be better to rent instead of buy? experts say if you plan to move

glenda was born in dominica and came to the uk as a baby in the 1960s. months ago because she couldn't prove legal status. so many years down the line, we're faced with this — the ship to me, the windrush, it seems to me as if we were just slaves being brought over here. to be punished later on in life, and that's the way that i feel. today's thanksgiving service at westminster abbey has been commemorating the valuable contribution of caribbean migrants and their families, but after a turbulent few months the windrush scandal has, and continues to, cast a dark shadow. and earlier this week the government announced an annual windrush day which will happened every year on the 22nd ofjune. and even though steps a re the 22nd ofjune. and even though steps are in place to rectify the legal status of this group, there are big questions looming. people still have many concerns, about compensation, and crucially about their paperwork in order to move forward and to draw a line under what they say has been a dark period. studio: adina campbell, thank you. the pri

glenda was born in dominica and came to the uk as a baby in the 19605.us. so many years down the line, we are faced with this — the ship to me, the windrush, it seems to me as if we were just slaves being brought over here. to be punished later on in life, and that's the way that i feel. today's thanksgiving service at westminster abbey has been commemorating the valuable contribution of caribbean migrants and their families, but after a turbulent few months the windrush scandal has, and continues to, cast a dark shadow. 0ur soft and furry friend is on his way, and we will be cheering from basil brush! here is ben rich. boom boom! we are going to talk about heatwave. is it a heatwave? we will get onto that, but i will show you nice pictures of what is happening today. this is scarborough. how did that get in there! i fox you with that one. a fun fact about foxes, a bit like yourself, they will eatjust about anything. apparently! the team of researchers, that is the only fun factor about a fox we can find. the only other picture was one from the winter? t

eighty kilometers per hour massive human environmental and financial impact now it was places like dominica barbuda and some u.s. virgin islands which were all destroyed but really it isn't i'm going to highlight it here put the rico down there which stays in mind the most that was hurricane maria which is storm number thirteen and it trekked through the caribbean and basically straight across puerto rico before heading north again it completely destroyed the country and there was a lot of concern as this new hurricane season begins that puerto rico is nowhere near ready to weather another such storm which is why a lot of people have left and a gallica has some of the stories now from florida in the weeks following hurricane maria more than thirty thousand storm weary puerto ricans registered at this disaster relief center orlando's airport u.s. citizens by birth they came to florida looking for help months later many is still in limbo like hundreds of others namely gonzales has been stuck in a hotel since january but time is running out for drill assistance programs a temporary and naomi h

kitts, dominica, st. vincent, the referendum and grenadine. what was your is this relationship with doctor christian kaelin? >> i was familiar with christian kaelin because he had worked in the caribbean islands , some of those islands. i know he used to run citizenship investment program, toolkits. -- st. kitts, possibly others. >> please talk about that. >> i believe it is similar to a system we have in the uk and other european countries. you have to explore this yourself, an individual has a right to acquire citizenship through investment. >> what about passports, can you do that as well? >> again, i don't want to mislead the committee, i believe citizenship includes a passport too. you make investment into the country and i don't know what the nuance is in terms of how much time you have to live there and things like that. >> were you working with him when you are doing elections, the countries i mentioned? >> i knew mr. kaelin, i met him on numerous occasions when i was working in some of those countries he was also involved in. he was o