ben novack jr. was a successful entrepreneur and the wealthy son of a famous miami businessman. then he was found bound and bludgeoned to death in a new york hotel room. who wanted ben novack dead? in this case there was no shortage of suspects or possible motives, but a mysterious letter would lead detectives in a direction no one expected. here's dennis murphy with "family affair."ne >> if ever there was a little girl lost, it was maya bod. >> from when i was little, i was always in the way. >> she survived a mother/daughter relationship quite unlike any you've ever heard. >> my mother is like trying to hug a cactus. you will eventually get hurt. >> and if the intersection of blood and money intrigues you, pull up a chair and stay awhile because there's plenty of both just ahead in this story. trwh >> it's really an amazing, unusual, frightening story. >> what ended so badly in a ly darkened hotel room with the curtains drawn, has its ha beginnings really in the warm sands of south florida. ♪♪ not the south beach of today with its hot bodies and pulsating dance clubs. that's al

jr. are going to be daking over defense duties with just a week until the trial begins. election lawyer ben ginsburg joins me now to discuss this. ben, nice to see you. let's talk through what we know about these two attorneys. david shoen is a trial attorney and once a law professor at seton hall. bruce was an attorney from 2000 to 2008 and served as solicitor-general and acting general for pennsylvania. as we know the president's impeachment team will start one week from tuesday. but given the dynamic at play, the reshuffling, what we saw yesterday with the attorneys abandoning the team and now these new attorneys on the team, what is your take away from this? >> if you're going into an impeachment trial you don't want to have to be changing up your lawyers so close to when the trial begins, first of all. secondly, president trump has gotten two experienced litigators to represent him. but of course an impeachment trial is a trial like no other. and so there are rules of procedure and rules of evidence in normal trials that just are not part of the senate proceeding. and of course the jur