Guard before joining the Capitol Police. Sicknick was defending the Capitol Building and congressional lawmakers on january 6th when he was brutally killed by protrump rioters. Please consider this man lost his life protecting the building, his remains now lie in. His viewing comes just days before Donald Trumps Impeachment Trial begins, when a lot of those very same lawmakers paying tribute to sicknick will be in the same chamber deciding if trump will be held accountable for that deadly riot. I want to bring this Garrett Haake on capitol hill and Peter Alexander at the white house. Garrett, this is going to be a very emotional day where you are. Lets talk about this tribute and whats expected for the rest of the day. It it started with an emotional, somber ceremony last night when officer sicknicks remains were brought into the capitol in the bitter cold. Dozens and dozens of his fellow Capitol Police officers were lining the steps in the east front outside of the capitol. His remain
Mortgage interest rates have fallen more than a percentage point since October. The drop relieves prospective buyers, but experts say rates are likely to stay high.
question. you know, short-term, the red cross has been great. and people are stepping up. we have an apartment for 30 or 60 days. and we ll do this for you and that for you. but we had a home. i lived there for 20 years. what happens after 60 days? where do we go? what do we do? you know, there s all kinds of legal issues here with insurance money, mortgage money. where is the money from the charity? it s just everything is it s a pain, a hassle. you can t get a right answer from someone. i mean, i m talking to some insurance people, they didn t even know about the collapse. i said you re in the insurance business and you didn t hear about the surfside collapse, are you serious? it s just been an amazing experience. it s been crazy. it s beyond anything i could have imagined. we are so glad that you survived and grateful for you
the real estate business in new york city. well, the real estate in new york, as you know, is extremely expensive. for this reason, it has attracted a lot of foreign investment and the treasury department had to look at these transactions where shell companies, you don t know much about, purchase a apartments for all cash and then maybe sometimes down the line, sell or transfer into someone s name and then mortgage them out for a lot of money. that s what paul manafort did three times, once in trump tower and twice elsewhere in new york city. so there s nothing, per se, illegal about that and a lot of people do that and given the pile up of questions. did he do it and then was the mortgage money then going to paul manafort? correct. so the apartments were bought by companies, transferred into his name, later, for example, in 2006 when manafort began doing business, that s when the llc