portable classrooms: ((ccsd supt. pat skorkowsky: we know that a portable is not the ideal situation the goal is to get rid of every portable, we have new campuses at the elementary level that are springing up all over town, we have additions on some of our older schools where we don t have enough land to build a new school and rezone)) ((brian loftus)) teachers say one of the biggest challenges is not having access to technology. currently, there is no plan on the table of middle and high schools with portables. /// ((brian loftus)) and with school now back in session.more and more people are out walking and driving. ((kirsten joyce)) and it s around this time, that we tend to see an uptick in accidents. but .the city has a plan. our 8 news now reporter shakala alvaranga is live near eastern avenue to explain. shakala? shakala alvaranga brian and kirsten, this is an area that they ll be focusing on . eastern avenue, right between sahara and owens has been a trouble s
that scene jenny looking fellas will lose even if the house and here is ryan s wife by looking at the damage on that wii on the vehicles you can see that umass me of what looked like it was pushed onto the median in front and that damn bird smashed and you can see right now they re just throwing away the vehicles a dodge intrepid there you can see from this side but the other side the passenger side was completely crushed the passenger in that vehicle suffered serious life threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital the driver was also taken to hospital but thankfully that driver only suffered non life threatening injuries police say that there was only one person driving the ems vehicle at the time that person was not taken to the hospital and is gonna be okay. investigators have been out here for hours trying to piece together exactly what happened so far we know that this dodge intrepid was trying to make a left turn in to the mall when the ems vehicle entered into
we have our team of reporters covering the very latest. and we ll begin in new jersey, a state hard hit by the coronavirus with at least 75,000 reported cases and more than 3500 deaths. in an attempt to plea vents tre spread, one new jersey city is taking a pretty aggressive approach to enforce social distancing guideline, they are using drones. joining me from lelizabeth, new jersey is rehema ellis. i guess it is inevitable that someone might use the drone process to do this. how is it being implemented, how big is this operation. reporter: at present they have about five of these drones that they are using. it is an approach that some critics is controversial, they say it is a big brother approach. but the city is using the drones to keep track of people where they are gathering and to broadcast a warning from the sky. please go away from each other and separate. reporter: elizabeth, new jersey is now using drones to spread the life saving message. you are not immun
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