Posted on 01/27/2012 10:24:56 AM PST by TSgt
So they are holding a news conference about the Cincinnati Casino Construction collapse when a Ride Go Bus drives into the news conference and side swipes a news van.
The driver, female minority, parks the bus, gets out and begins yelling at the folks holding a news conference. She basically says it's there fault she hit a PARKED vehicle and that she is just trying to do her job.
You can't make this stuff up!
Nitwittery run amok. That’s a good union job!
Except if the judge were a wise latina.
LOL!
In Philly I was sitting at a sidewalk cafe when a bus and delivery van collided, nothing REAL violent. I noticed about twelve passengers looking out the windows. By the time the cops got there there well over fifty people laying on the sidewalks, street and inside the bus.
That is not uncommon. Many times people will pile onto the bus after the accident and then start holding their neck and wailing.
If you can find any good news, it is training for mass casualty incidents, which always tend to turn into a Chinese fire drill no matter how much you train.
That blond lady with the red coat is really short.
A live truck is the news truck that TV stations take to the scene of their live remote reports. “Reporting live, from the scene, I’m So and So, Fox 5 News.” If the report is a big deal and the reporter might be there all day giving updates, or if they simply want to do a live update during the news, it’s a large van with the microwave dish on top that telescopes up to the sky. This allows the broadcast signal from the live event to be sent back to the TV station’s own dish so we have a clear transmission. Cables, camera batteries, TV monitors,microphones and many other accessories are in the truck and it enables the TV crew to broadcast and record their reports anywhere.
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