he should look carefully at a man named david novak. yes. that david novak. remember novak's consulting business for prison-bound executives? guess what -- >> dee mower was incarcerated in federal prison. >> tax fraud. ken's wealthy wife, dee, was david novak's client. that's why ken dolizar knew david novak. something about that consultant and wannabe movie producer made ken's relatives suspicious so detectives drove over to the loft where he spoke with mr. novak. >> he was softspoken. >> and a bright man. >> he came across as very intelligence, yes. >> answered all of their questions, but didn't seem to be of much help. and then as detective kerriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting, was store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family said they didn't recognize him, but would novak? kerriger showed him the photo. >> we asked, who's that? he said, he's my neighbor, he lives two floors below. >> and just like that, a big piece of the

i can read faster than i can listen to one, but i recommend that it was done with david novak, the 28-minute podcast. any time i get to listen to tom murphy i think it's terrific but generally i don't because of the time element >> what did you learn from tom murphy in that podcast >> well, i've learned -- i've been learning from him ever since i met him in 1968 or '69 the very first time i met him, tom murphy like charlie monger is a better person than i would be that's the ultimate gift and tom and charlie has given to me and my dad earlier and my wife and so on. but he's a human being that if you study him, i'm just talking about business, but just as a human being, you want to have the right heroes, and i've had the right heroes and tom murphy is one of them >> tom murphy is from cap city's abc. warren, happy birthday >> thank you >> thank you for spending time with us today and luck with the lunch. >> i may need a second helping that's a little skimpy on the coke there >> guys we'll send it back to you in the studio, carl. thank you. >> great stuff, as always, becky. our becky qu

don't think they ever say -- >> no, that's meat there was just that incident from a new years ago david novakat accused them had to rescind everything. it was like fake news before fake news -- >> was a thing. >>> when we come back, technology executives are going to be heading to the hill next week to testify before the senate intelligence committee. is there enough energy in congress to push through any kind of regulation what will it mean for your portfolio and spoeshl meaocial stocks we'll hear from ellie wheeler after this break. >>> take a look at the u.s. equity futures dow up 19 points, s&p up by 2, the nasdaq up 14 "squawk box" will be right back. across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. who would have

two days after losing the toronto masters final to novak djokovic, and having turned 20 that same day, stefanos tsitsipas struggled against belgium's davidout, while iith seed goffin goes on to play france's benoit paire. the australian nick kyrgios usually changes into his tennis shoes on court, but left them in the changing room for his match against denis kudla. he took time to settle into them, losing the first set on the tie break before winning the next two to set up a last 32 match against borna coric. milos raonic sailed into the second round with a straight sets victory over serbia's dusan lajovic. the canadian won 6—3, 6—3 in a match that lasted less than an hour and he'll now play tunisia's malekjaziri, who qualified as a lucky loser after rafael nadal withdrew. in the women's draw, karolina pliskova got the better of agnieska radwanska for the first time in their eight meetings. the number nine seed, formerly a world number one, hadn't even managed to take a set from radwanksa in seven matches, but she took two from her on tuesday, moving into the second round with a 6—3, 6—3 victory, where she'll play belarussian aryna sabal

david ferrer retired hurt. aiming for a 14th grand slam title, novak djokovic beat hungary's marton fucsovics in four sets afterked unsteady on his feet at times, and needed the trainer to give him tablets for sickness. but after losing the second set, he steadied to win the next two, 6—4, 6—0, making it through in four sets. australian open champion caroline wozniacki eased into the second round with a straight—sets win over sam stosur. wozniacki is the highest women's seed left in the draw, and took the match 6—3, 6—2, stosur making 33 unforced errors in total. wozniacki faces ukraine's lesia tsurenko next. i'm feeling pretty good. didn't have the ideal lead—up to the tournament, but you know, body—wise i'm feeling great right now, and it was a good test today, obviously with the heat and playing sam. so i'm pleased with how i'm feeling, and i'm hoping, step—by—step, i can play better as the tournament progresses. japan's kashima antlers took a big step towards the last four of the asian champions league with a 2—0 win over tianjin quanjian in the quarter—final first leg. tianjin missed their flight on the wa

grove and, kerry welch, chan ho dish, serena rocco, arden ambra said, alison paul, melissa novak, emily poland, davidmackey, max clarke, richard schnur as well as the wonderful curators who have shown our special guest things of great beauty and relevance before they inspire them further. i would also like to thank the guards at the library as one is our wonderful team from park blvd. tonight i would also like to thank all of the wonderful people, personnel and paul bogart. tonight we celebrate the just published memoir of sey hersh is simply called "reporter." sey will sign books after a conversation. it is not in my habit to really read blurbs, but this one is quite extraordinary. it is a blurb to speak on the book. this blurb is by john recarey and says this book is the central reading for every journalist an aspiring journalist world over. quite an endorsement. now, i also would like to give you a sense of just how extraordinary this book is and how beautifully it is written, by reading to you the first paragraph in the first sentence of the second paragraph, which would you -- which you will see

from claiming his eighth cincinnati title off to setting up a final showdown with novak djokovic the swiss is up against davidgo fall of belgium in the semi's they took the first set to a tie break which federal won but it looked as though his opponent was having some trouble with his shoulder and was treated courtside still the match went on go from trying to get through but with the second set level at one one he was forced to pull out. but that's how it goes sometimes you got to take him move on i'm very excited to be back in another finals here in in cincinnati against novak in particular a lot riding again on the much it's great to refresh our rivalry that we have been going on for so many years now and so i see him back having won wimbledon and snow back in another finds for him here in cincy so i think it's going to be very exciting so waiting for federer in the final after many a face and so former world number one novak djokovic to the mat in chile in three sets to reach the final and is the only moss' title to have been looted him. i did win the first said today but i wasn't really concerned how it

ten is now informal while number one novak djokovic has advanced to the second round of the cincinnati masters the wimbledon champion beating david johnson in straight sets six four seven thick hell now face an eighteen month arena in the second round the south has never won the cincinnati masters despite reaching the final five times. the speed bump with a fast round loss to the cincinnati this court aiming to be a match ready for the upcoming u.s. open he continues his recovery from hip surgery the former wild number one with beaten in three point. twenty three time grand slam champion three you know williams has bounced back from what was how was never lost and found his aid two weeks ago by winning how opening round in cincinnati the former wild number one made quick work of. six on six teams but most of the. three met with the former champion at this event winning it in twenty fourteen and twenty fifty. photos but for now more later janet thank you very much colombia's government as blocking treasure hunters from salvaging what they are calling the holy grail of shipwrecks when the spanish sank more than three hundred years

david ferrer. roger federer, who hasn't won the us open since the last of his five—in—a—row ten years ago, starts out against japan's yoshihito nishioka, and the wimbledon champion novakgainst marton fucsovics of hungary. the 2016 champion stan wawrinka, who was given a wildcard to enter, has a fery tough first round match against the number eight seed grigor dimitrov, and anotherformer champion who's working back to fitness is andy murray, the winner in 2012. he plays the australian james duckworth. in the women's singles, serena williams, who's seeded 17, begin her quest for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title against poland's madga linette. sloane stephens begins the defence of her title against the russian evgeniya rodina, and world number one simona halep, who finally broke her major duck by winning the french open, plays kaia kanepi. world number two caroline wozniacki plays the 2011 champion samantha stosur, and the wimbledon champion angelique kerber, who won the us open two years ago, plays margarita gasparyan of russia. you can the draws in full on the bbc sport website. petra kvitova is facing a battle to keep fit following leaving the connecticut open