bob zwicks he is from ohio. he has been in japan for many, many years. i m going to call you bob if you don t mind. hi, bill. bill: how is the japaneseed me were handling this disaster. can they bring any perspective to it? well, i think they are doing the best that they can. they have had nonstop coverage since the quake hit. we have been seeing reporters from the studios and from out in the field and, of course, when they report from the studios, quite often we see them wearing safety helmets right there in the studio on screen. and i think they are doing a great job. actually, there are just like nonstop there is nonstop footage of new film that s being either sent in by professionals or by amateurs, people who are out and about, carrying video cameras or iphones recording the devastation. bill: okay. now, the japanese people
bob zwicks he is from ohio. he has been in japan for many, many years. i m going to call you bob if you don t mind. hi, bill. bill: how is the japaneseed me were handling this disaster. can they bring any perspective to it? well, i think they are doing the best that they can. they have had nonstop coverage since the quake hit. we have been seeing reporters from the studios and from out in the field and, of course, when they report from the studios, quite often we see them wearing safety helmets right there in the studio on screen. and i think they are doing a great job. actually, there are just like nonstop there is nonstop footage of new film that s being either sent in by professionals or by amateurs, people who are out and about, carrying video cameras or iphones recording the devastation. bill: okay. now, the japanese people
bob zwicks he is from ohio. he has been in japan for many, many years. i m going to call you bob if you don t mind. hi, bill. bill: how is the japaneseed me were handling this disaster. can they bring any perspective to it? well, i think they are doing the best that they can. they have had nonstop coverage since the quake hit. we have been seeing reporters from the studios and from out in the field and, of course, when they report from the studios, quite often we see them wearing safety helmets right there in the studio on screen. and i think they are doing a great job. actually, there are just like nonstop there is nonstop footage of new film that s being either sent in by professionals or by amateurs, people who are out and about, carrying video cameras or iphones recording the devastation. bill: okay. now, the japanese people