now wmur news 9 at six. , it is the perfect fall day. leaves are turning and many of you are out in joining fall foliage. i am stephanie woods. haley woods is here. hayley lapoint is here. hayley: take a look at the latest report. the peak is spreading over northern portions of this state as well as washington valley. high color for everyone except for the seacoast. splashes of color across the state. it was a comfortable day after starting out so cool. clear skies tonight. many of us get to enjoy it in 70 degree weather. i will talk about just how hot it will get coming up. stephanie: hundreds of thousands of people are flocking to the granite state. kristen carosa tells us how the leaves are bringing business to the north country. kristen: the foliage is absolutely beautiful. more than 6000 people are expected to come to the state this holiday weekend to check out this view. the fall colors we are waiting for are in full bloom. it is absolutely gorgeous. it is phenomena
some tell us they have yet to see plow. in allentown road conditions still so bad school is closed again tomorrow. dozens of schools are closed or delayed tomorrow. you ll see them scrolling at the bottom of your screen. good evening i m iain page. i m lucy noland. we have live team coverage from across our area tonight. kathy orr is track wagon could be a slick morning. shawnette wilson live in allentown but we begin with chris o connell in south philly. chris, what do you think? is the city ready for school in the morning? reporter: the city is ready. i m not sure about the kids. tens of thousands will be going back to school tomorrow. they had two days vacation. now it s back to business. back to reality. but some especially with big piles of snow on almost every street corner in the city getting to school thome be the biggest test of the school day. are you looking forward to walking to school tomorrow? i m really not new york city. reporter: you can t blame s
getting to school thome be the biggest test of the school day. are you looking forward to walking to school tomorrow? i m really not new york city. reporter: you can t blame second grader for not wanting tock back to school tomorrow. after all the city is still cleaning up from what mother nature left behind. lorenzo davis work around the clock at roosevelt middle school in germantown. tonight he s putting down the last layer of salt before students arrive in the morning. we have to clear paths for the dumpsters. we have to clear paths for the food deliveries for the kitchen. for the parking for the teache teachers. it s very very it s very large job. reporter: school district of philadelphia says it s 300 city schools are ready to reop reopen. but a look at some residential streets my street is pretty well snowed in. well, that may take little while. a lot of streets are not fully clean. a lost sidewalks are still hazardous. reporter: school officials a
now see who documented the escape from the rocks. thought i might get eaten by a shark. and the question of the day if you go 80 miles per hour, how long does it take you to go 80 miles. the dude debates you cannot miss. how long does it take to go 80 miles. eight hours. ten hours. at any point, does anybody understand what i m saying? a game chaptured on camera, and it s not a fun game. in is in salt lake city, utah, and salt lake city police are trying to get this man, according to reports, 49-year-old steven carsello. see what happens? he goes down to the knees because police just tazed him. he pops back up. i m sorry, i m sorry. you hear them deploy the tasers again. pops back up again. after he was tazed twice, watch what he does next. he jumps in the back of this work vehicle, which police say is definitely not his, and starts trying to fight police off with a ladder. why are you doing this? probably wondering why in the world are they chas
this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now it s complete coverage. it s wjz, maryland s news station. team tragedy, a cowboys player killed in a car crash. now his teammate booked on serious charges. reactions from the storied franchise. good evening everyone. thanks for joining us. i m adam may. it s another tragedy for the nfl. one player is dead and another facing manslaughter charges. a fatal drunk driving accident. skid marks line the texas roadway where police say dallas cowboy josh brent lost control of his car killing a teammate. it appears as if he was traveling at a high rate of speed at which time his vehicle touched or impacted the outside curb of the service road causing his vehicle to flip at least one time. police say brent was driving drunk when he crashed his 2007 mercedes saturday morning. the lineman is charged with intoxication manslaughter for the death of 25-year-old jerry brown,