david begnau in miami. >> another concern, covid in schools. struggling to finalize reopening plans because of new outbreaks. elizabeth, new jersey, for instance, just announced it will hold all classes remotely and as meg oliver reports, that's not what the governor wanted to hear. >> reporter: in cherokee county, georgia, a second high school closed today due to high covid cases, 1100 students and staff in quarantine, 200 quarantined will be will be. >> became fruitless to continue to try to do what was impossible, so they're spending the next five weeks making remote can. >> he's a spokesperson for the school district whose board moved to take classes entirely on line. he told us more than 400 teamers have already opted out of in-person classes over health concerns. among them, first grade teacher, marie tichenor. she applied for an exemption are now authorized to start in person. >> reversing course after first announcing they begin the year dijly. that prompted families to protest in favor days after this photo sur fashioned of a jam packe

. >> thanks to david begnau in florida. with one successful mission in the books, nas aif and spacex are already planning for the next manned launch fltd it could come as soon as next month. the snaunts discussed their ground breaking ride in the capsule and mark strassmann has their story. >> space history fell from the sky. >> splashdown. >> reporter: and into the gulf of mexico. >> welcome back to earth. thanks for nighing spacex. >> we felt this splash and saw it flash up over the windows. it was a great relief, i think, for both of us at that point. >> inside the bobbing capsule bob and dave reached for their satellite phone. >> hi, this is bob and doug. we're in the ocean. we called our wives, who happened to be together. i think they were here at mission control. they were excited. >> too excited, a flotilla of pleasure boaters. they ignored coast guard instructions. >> it can't happen like that. >> the capsule was charred. he described the way it roared to life. >> it doesn't sound like a machine. it sounds like an

david begnau has the story from key biscayne. >> the nursing holes residents are believed to have diedm the coronavirus and 6500 of those happens many site of new york. there are hearings in new york to address those deaths and the policies that may have led to some of they will. but after seeing what happened in new york, you have fallies now who have relatives in florida who are worried with the fact that the state of anyway is allowing nursing homes to accept covid positive patience. >> this is reckless. it is potentially lethal. >> danielle co seven on a self-described crusade in the state of florida. to end a practice that she says is putting the state's elderly living in nursing homes should be put in danger jooflt i don't think there should be a decision to bring it in. >> her grandfather lives at this health center in broward county in southern florida. it's one of 23 covid isolation centers that have entered an arrangement with the state to house patients. four familiarities are dead tated to covid only cases. >> i certainly understand the concern that any family member would