and for chris g it fails ultimately because it is too middle class and having bbc types agreeing withach other for 30 minutes doesn't make for great tv. on the plus side, it is obviously cheap to make. finally here are the thoughts of nick goodman. "they did their best to retain the mood and feel of the podcast. it will be interesting to see as it progresses where there are subconsciously the presenters will be better behaved because they are on telly. i hope not." well, chris mason, political correspondent for bbc news and co—presenter of brexitcastjoins me now from westminster. chris, you have had successful podcast for this for over two years. what was the thinking behind transferring it to tv? someone offered us the chance and that was that and we grabbed it. very aware of the pitfalls are really because as you say, the podcast came about by accident but has become relatively successful in podcast land. and then we thought, we have this chance to put it on the tv, but that is tricky because we don't want it to be a conventional tv show, we want to make sure people who have always

dangerous chris you g.'s live special camps the basic facilities which are legal unlike the settlement and you want to know it refugee status is to call to the camp people or to the surveillance but if these people send any fail with their applications they can quickly pack up and move on to germany or sweden but this it's not going to be just for your group of. germany you have the support of the pollution de france to get it done you can't really call these demining to do the good on your book you just mean they just don't know just because someone a while from c. . to do this before to change the p.c. i just don't worry it's just to dismiss the piece or the piece or because it is the chilling it comes to me and short of the congress to convene a family with the truth which you would be true if it came. up when you find it. pushing please for the ability. to enough which. has nothing to do with them appreciated that she was a. good neighbor would interest who is on your menu. the p.b.s. . is for a study sh

chris kimura for help. >> if there's a disaster g a th.y has been held in escrow and only paid out as construction progresses. he felt his idle money should be earning 2% interest. he found a state law that backs him up. 2% doesn't sound like very much until you think about how much it costs to rebuild a house here. >> when it's close to half a million dollars at one point, 2% adds up. >> he calculates he was $5,000 short. tonight at 11:00, we'll tell you what happened after we spoke up for gabe and another family. here's the catch, our results were 50/50. we'll explain how that happened and why some fire victims are demanding that the state take action. if you have a consumer 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> state agencies and the federal government charge you interest if you don't pay them on time. >> right. the money rarely sits and doesn't earn interest somewhere. we'll pick it apart tonight. >> we'll see you at 11:00. >>> gas prices, speaking of money, in the bay area are about to hit 4 bucks a gallon. it's because of a p

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and venezuela yet he -- thinkss diplomacy, and bombing g north korea a and iras to neutralize their nuclear threat. meanwhile, democratic senator chris murphy said in a statement , "no one of any quality is going to take a job in the nation's national secururity as everyone'sg head is permanently hovering slightly above the chopping block. your assessment of f what has been said and who you think will actually replace bolton, and if it will make a difference? question, think the it depends on how you define quality. if you define it as getting higher on the hierarchical ladders of foreign policy establishment, there are plenty of people who will do it. the acting national security advisor. this position will have very little power to we will see that with bolton. he had the president's and was able to get his ideas into trump's mind but on some of the key issues where there were these tactical disagreements, we did not see his position prevailing because while the title is national security advisor, for a president who does not take advice, that does not have a huge amount of influence. we should be very careful not to get into the a

tuned into special granite buildingnkthey have a g across the street from the white house, they certainly have a lot of sway. >> right at the beginning, chris, you asked the question about the trade wars. is it having an impact or dwindling the benefits of the tax cut? his answer was definitely dampening the and cut -- the impact of the tax cuts. why is that? what could be the long-term impact of that? >> you are seeing a lot of big companies talking about not just the tariffs on china, but also year ord aluminum for a more. close to that. everybody from carmakers to smaller companies are talking about millions and in some cases the billions of dollars they are spending on this. that cuts into their profits. particularly to the degree that some of them are trying to keep the costs off of their customers, though i think that some have passed on to the customer. to the degree that they are trying to offset that, that is kind of their profit and eliminating the benefits of the tax cut that the chamber was a big fan of. >> even more importantly, the is a lot of uncertainty for companies and when companies are uncertain, they don't invest. parti

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g-35. alexis said, "no." >> after he was done asking the questions, i walked outside and sat down on the brick. and i believe it was chris there. >> reporter: that would be chris cravey, ashlea's boss at american eagle. alexis told him that police were asking about an infiniti sedan. and chris made a beeline for detective cedillo. >> i approached him. and i said, "i know whose car y'all are asking about." >> and he says, "i just wanna make you aware that i have a former employee that did drive a infiniti g35. >> reporter: her name, he said, was carter. carter cervantez, that businesslike assistant manager who worked with ashlea -- >> so then i ask him, "you know, what color is the g35 that she drove?" and he mentions that it's a black one. >> reporter: what was that like, to hear that? >> well, it beats hearing the color red or white. >> reporter: and, by the way, chris told detective cedillo, carter left american eagle because she was fired. cedillo filed that away and sorted through the crime scene and talked to witnesses. and a day that began at 8:30 that morning didn't end until 1:00 am. did you get any sleep? >> no,

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minister to provide answers that mister hammond at his collea g u es answers that mister hammond at his colleagues would regard as adequate. thanks, chrisen recognised and he will open against australia. he opened on his debut against west indies but moved to number three and later number four. perhaps has a point to prove back at the top of the order. he will swap places with jason roy who has struggled in the series so far, but denley feels it is great that roy is still involved. i got a call from joe root after some time off and said he'd like me to go to top of the order and try to get us off to a good start. officerjason lowe bat four, it is great for england cricket. with jason roy four, it is great for england cricket. withjason roy in the four, it is great for england cricket. with jason roy in the team we are better, that is for sure. with him coming in at four, hopefully the new ball worn off, and myself and rory doing ourjobs at the top, it enables him to come in and play his way. he is a dangerous player, so it's great to have that. i destroy you to make changes, namely which batsmen will be dropped to make way for steve smi