we just finished a process whereby a task force of 13 people from inside and outside npr, led by bob steele, one of the experts and journalistic ethics, letter reviewed and there were recommendations that are coming out of that of thatled a -- led a review and their recommendations coming out of that. we will release that in the spring. one example -- we're going to be creating a new position at npr of standards editor. he is on top of the checks and balances that we have in npr. we haven't ombudsman, lisa shepherd, here today. we have a correction is policy. we have a comments section on our website. the addition of a news standard editor will help us be another critical check in our process. look for more about that sen. >> there was a question anticipating that issue. the task force has called for an into the practice of allowing npr journalist to appear on other media outlets under long- term contracts. and a specific question -- i don't think it is relevant here, but how would this affect your journalists? >> one of the recommendations, the task force embraces the notion is -- the noti

we just finished a process whereby a task force of 13 people from inside and outside npr, led by bob steele, one of the experts and journalistic ethics, letter reviewed and there were recommendations that are coming out of that of thatled a -- led a review and their recommendations coming out of that. we will release that in the spring. one example -- we're going to be creating a new position at npr of standards editor. he is on top of the checks and balances that we have in npr. we haven't ombudsman, lisa shepherd, here today. we have a correction is policy. we have a comments section on our website. the addition of a news standard editor will help us be another critical check in our process. look for more about that sen. >> there was a question anticipating that issue. the task force has called for an into the practice of allowing npr journalist to appear on other media outlets under long- term contracts. and a specific question -- i don't think it is relevant here, but how would this affect your journalists? >> one of the recommendations, the task force embraces the notion is -- the noti

we just finished a process whereby a task force of 13 people from inside and outside npr, led by bob steele, one of the experts and journalistic ethics, letter reviewed and there were recommendations that are coming out of thatf thatled a- led a review and their recommendations coming out of that. we will release that in the spring. one example -- we're going to be creating a new position at npr of standards editor. he is on top of the checks and balances that we have in npr. we haven't ombudsman, lisa shepherd, here today. we have a correction is policy. we have a comments section on our website. the addition of a news standard editor will help us be another critical check in our process look for more about that sen. >> there was a question anticipating that issue. the task force has called for an into the practice of allowing npr journalist tappear on other media outlets under long- term contracts. and a specific question -- i don't think it is relevant here, but how would this affect your journalists? >> one of the recommendations, the task force embraces the notion is -- the notion of n

whereby a task force of 13 people, some of them inside npr, outside npr, journalists, citizens led by bob steel-paul university and there are some recommendations that are coming out of that, that task force, that i'm very excited about. we'll be making some changes to -- we're not quite done with our jousting but when we're done sometime this spring we will release that document publicly. i'll give you one example, for instance, we are going to be creating a new position at npr a standards editor. and a standards editor is on top of the other checks and balances we have at npr. we have, for instance, an ombudsman here today alicia shepherd we have editors of editors and we have a corrections policy. we have a comment section on our website and wink the addition of a news standard editor will be yet another critical check in our process, and so look for more about that soon. >> okay. there was actually a question anticipating that issue given the well-informed nature of our audience here. it says the task force reviewing your ethical standards has called for the end of practice of allowing npr

steel. and it helps if you can catch bits and. bobs who is normally play outside on a huge pitch but this version unfortunately for me is apparently a great deal for. play. the game is played in joules various me looked at first and of the russian game as well so this one is more dynamic and interesting than one played out dualistic washout. it seemed like a cross between facebook crickets and. there were plenty fings i have to remember. the target of the game is to store as many points as possible as a supposed to get to the audience beyond it online and come back with if they don't have to build. is not supposed to be on the sidelines. team get six shots. through seems simple enough now i just time to learn what makes a great laptop pinched. this issue in this position you hit as you stay on this. which is very technical i think i may just go for be it in hope technique the seemingly flexibility may be the key so this game. just listed on the this is the best heavy duty is it. is just killing my back. and then like a coiled spring i

steel surrounded by 7 inches of concrete. >> certainly hasn't gotten through the pressure vessel which is the key. >>reporter: professor bob also played down today's radiation spike saying it reached 800 million per hour and the ct scan exposes 1,000 million. >> they talk about many radiation levels p.m. which are several times p allowable. that's still very low. >>reporter: still several pharmacy in the bay area say they are getting 10 to 20 calls a day for positive says um id dine. pills used to prevent radiation poisoning. now a lot of pharmacy that carry them say they have sold out but most pharmacy say they don't even have them open their shelves. the tablets cost about 10 dollars for a pack of them but they are going for as much as 60 dollars on ebay. recording live from uc berkeley, abc 7 news. >> okay thank you. tokyo stock exchange opened an hour after the third explosion. it sent a chill through the market to be sure. the average fell 6 percent in the first 2 hours. finished down another 12 percent. that is 17 percent loss in just two days. >>> well many bay area resident who were in japan during the earthquake n

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steel" is said to come out next year. believable? >> i don't know, we'll see. >> maybe mom kent has botox now. >>> there's bob. >> you have some explainingo do. >> bob, no! don't hit the -- don't do that. >> we have to explain why bob is there. >> reporter: were you just saying something? i'm actually in the building giving the san jose earthquakes a head start. this old warehouse needs to be torn down. they will destroy it later today to make way for this, take a look at this artist's renderings of the first brand new soccer stadium. it is a $60 million facility. 15,000-seat stadium. frank stranzel is here. there are excavators here. they will be getting started at noon today. where or what are you asking the fans food. >> we have the mayor of san jose to come out here. come out and watch them destroy this facility. >> reporter: 1125 coleman avenue across from the airport. the excavator guys have a lot of other projects going on, so i'm giving them a head start. don't forget, i only charge $7.25 an hour. you have a remodeling project at home, i'm available along with my sledgehammer. >> stay away from the windows, bob. stay away from th