andrew steele has the story. >> this is bbc radio 4.ecause of industrial action called bit national union of journalists, we are unable to bring our scheduled program. pickets were outside all bbc buildings today as the vast majority of the corporation's journalists went on strike. programs on radio and tv were affected as well as the b.c.s. news web site. the walkout began at midnight and is scheduled to last two days in a dispute over changes to the pension scheme. while other unions have accepted president changes, the n.u.j. wants management to think again. >> this is our future. we're all getting old and we want a decent pension. >> n.u.j. described today's strike as incredibly solid and predicted its impact would grow over the next two says. bbc management said change has to happen. >> over the last four months we've been trying to get to a place where we can provide reasonable, fair pension to the staff. the vast majority of the staff believe that's the offer on the table and we've said that this is our final offer. >> with anoth

andrew napolitano, good to see you. >> good to see you, gregg. martha: while you and the judge were talk being had that news crossing the wires. it appears michael steelell have a challenger to his republican party chairmanship and it will come from a michigan republican, used to be head of the michigan republican party launched a bid to lead the republican national committee a couple of years ago, which was unsuccessful and he'll take another crack at it, saying he thinks the candidates should be this ones in the limelight, which is seen as a bit of a slap at michael steele who has garnered a lot of attention in his leadership role at the r.n.c., that is the news, crossing the wires, wanted to bring it to you, as soon as we got it and we'll see where that goes. gregg: very interesting. former president george w. bush entering the no-spin zone. >> decision points, the name of your book. >> i think it is, yes! >> off camera -- giving me jabs -- >> i'll tattoo it here." decision points." >> everybody knows the name of the book. all right. when i write my books, one thing i wants people usually to take away from the book. what is that? >> well, my book mu