melissa: david lee miller, thank you so much for the report. we want to hear from someone participating in the protests. that is reporter david lee miller. we want to talk to protester. there is lot of talk exactly hot strikers are and specifically what they're out on the street fighting for. we had a producer went inside, if you want to make 10 bucks an hour, go to starbucks. we don't pay that here. we have a member who joined the new york city strike. louis vasquez worked at a fast-food chain for six months. why are you on strike today? >> well, first of all i want to say good evening. honor to have me year. melissa: good evening. >> yes. basically, i'm on strike today he for $15 and a union. like i said, just to have more stable life. melissa: louis, how many jobs have you had beef this? i assume you're working for minimum wage. have you had a lot of other minimum wage jobs? >> well, actually, that is a very food question. i've actually had one other job and which was, minimum wage. we're talking about in the summer of 2012. was actually work

we have david lee miller in times square, and jap is in dean on the winter storms that keep happening time after time after time. we again with david. >> reporter: well, you can see for yourself, the snow here in new york city has finally stopped. but the weather-related problems have not. for many its -- ites -- it is going to be a very rough commute but could have been worse. the forecast efforts downgraded the impact of the storm. the governor in new york state activated the state of emergency operation center because areas in the suburbs and upstate have more storm impact, especially hard hit, the city of philadelphia. that city still reeling from more than eight inches of snow it received on sunday. it got hit again today with up to six more inches. school kid had the day off. schools were also closed in delware, west virginia, and maryland, and in washington, nonemergency federal workers were told they didn't have to go to the office today. they can telecommute, and that will make a very big difference in this afternoon's rush hour. meanwhile, major delays and kansas las vegases

david lee miller is live at the mall in new jersey. what do we know about this victim? >> reporter: a short time ago authorities identified the victim as 30-year-old dustin freedland. an attorney working for a family business, lived in hoboken, new jersey, taken to a hospital after the shooting and died shortly before midnight. we talked with a mall employee a short time ago, who heard the whole thing happen. listen. >> i just heard, as i was getting into the car, from above me, loud bang, and all of a sudden a woman screaming very loud. >> how many shots did you hear? >> two. >> and then what happened? >> i got in my car and i tried to see what was going on but i could not -- did not want to get closer. >> there are surveillance cameras in police at the small mall and the parking garage not sure what they recorded of the incident. authorities are now offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and capture of the two suspects in this case. at this hour, that manhunt continues. >> david lee miller was in new jersey. >>> get something new insight into

david lee miller has the latest details live for us in short hills, new jersey. vid, what do we know how? >> reporter: the mall is open for business and for the most part, it's business as usual. unless you knew what happened. there's very little clue about the horror that unfolded here less than 24 hours ago. the parking garage itself where the shooting took place is now open behind me. but just last night that very location was a crime scene. 30-year-old dustin freedland and his wife were getting into their 2012 silver range rover when authorities say they were approached by two black men. they say that freedland was shot in the head as his wife watched in horror. the carjackers then sped off with that range rover. it was found a few miles away early this morning in newark, new jersey. not far from an interstate. so far no word yet, gretchen, what, if any, forensic evidence might have been inside that car. the car that authorities now have in their custody. also not clear, if the surveillance cameras at the mall and at the parking garage itself were operating an

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david lee miller live now. i see you still have my favorite hat on today. >> thank you.nt throw. it is an expression of practicality. it is still cold out here.ç @&% snow plows are ready for action this hour. one little problem, there's no accumulation. here in new york city take a look here at times square andç you can see for the most part business as usual. light snow coming down but no snow on the ground. the governor has activated the state emergencyç operation s center, the suburbs are going to be faring not as well as new york city. the northeast corridor deelg with quite a çmess. philadelphia very hard hit. philly has another six inches of new snow. kids in delaware, mid mid, west virginia, kentucky andç tennese have the day off thanks to mother nature. in washington, knowledge emergency federal workers didn't have to go into theç office. new england is expecting up to four inches of snow and the state police in kentucky say, so far thereve beenç 80 traffic related accidents. but the hardest hit airportsç laguardia, and newark. gretchen? >> all right. i d

david lee miller is live in our plaza with more. david? city, temperature is now inched up to 36 degrees, a very light rain, no snow in midtown manhattan but throughout the northeast, it's been a very rough 24 hours. just outside of new york city, in greenwich, connecticut on i-95, the last few hours there was a 20 car collision that closed the southbound lane of i-95. and in philadelphia, there were 8 1/2 inches of snow reported at the airport and to put that in context, that is more snow than the city received all of last year. there was also a fatal crash on the pennsylvania turnpike involving more than 50 cars. motorists were stranded up to seven hours. pennsylvania department of transportation says it was simply taken by surprise. >> what we're seeing is that there's really been a 360 with the storm. we've prepared for a storm that was going to be a spreading storm, isolator. that's how we were strategizing but it dent work out that well. came two hours earlier, a lot of snow, temperatures dropped. we have our full complement in now s

david lee miller is hive on the story. and what happened here. >> reporter: start with this bill.rison was given up for dead. and his relatives were told after the tub boat cap sized off of any jeria. each he thought he would die. the entire rescue was caught on underwater camera and an internet sensation. he was trapped in a air pocket under 100 foot of water. crews had recovered four bodies when they saw his hand reaching out in the murky withouts of the atlantic. >> and they came up. he is be walking on the ceiling. yes. what is that? . all right. it is possible, yes. >> he's alive. he's alive. cope him safe. keep him safe. one of the first things they used water to warm him up. ocean temperature was just above freezing. the only nourishment he had was a single body of soda. he was given an oxygen mask and put in a decompression cham per. he was shocked to find him alive and listen to the brief exchange. canned psz you are the cock. >> okene was the sole survivors and his rescue was last may and only reported after the diving company released the video that it is seen around th

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fox news correspondent david lee miller was at the demonstrations in new york on the groun with the protesters demonstrators . on our report tonight, as they say, you decide. >> many of the protests starting in the pre-dawn hours taking place at restaurants across the couny calling f improving woing conditions and wages, saying they want a $15 salary of seven and a quarter an hour as it stands now. demonstratorare taking to the streets and dozens of cities. one of 100 workers begin such a different mcdonald's restaurants. employees at this mcdonald's in wilmington, delaware see there wages are simply too low to make ends meet. >> i will be able to prode for my daughter, wife, put food on e table, pay my bills without worrying if they're right to send a letter of the milk. >> full-time at t federal minimum wage means employees of maker of 15,000 per year. the president suggested that addressing income inequality would be the focus of his -emaining three years in office. >> i believe this is the finding challenges of our time. making sure our economy works wereevery working american. higher wage

david lee miller is in lower manhattan. >> reporter: not clear is precisely how many fast food workersctually walked off of the job. we are in lower manhattan right now in a rally is expected to get underway wind the next half hour. a number of rallies throughout the day and throughout the country. the demonstrators demanding that the minimum wage for fast food workers raise it to $15 an hour. at a rally in brooklyn this morning there war a few tense moments when demonstrators tried to firs their way into a wendy's. they were stopped by security. the overwhelming number of the demonstrators appear to be from sayreous unions and special interest groups. the p.r. firm hired by the organizers lists among his clients some of the most powerful unions in the country. so, how many of the demonstrators actually work at fast-food restaurants? it's difficult to tell. mcdonald's employee we talk to at a rally this morning at mid-found said the 7.25 wage is not enough to live on. listen. >> i believe this company is a largest company and they can afford to pay $15 an hour. they make billions of do

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david lee miller is here covering this incredible story.a miracle. >> he was given up for dead. his relatives were told he did not survive after a tugboat where he worked as a coat cap side off the coast of nigeria. he thought he was going to die, but that's not the way things turned out. the entire rescue was caught on camera and has become an internet sensation. he was trapped for days in 100 feet of water. then they saw his hand reaching out into the murky waters of the atlantic. >> what's that? >> he's alive! he's alive! >> reporter: he was the only one aboard that tug that survived. martha: it's an incredible story. how did they bring him to the surface? >> one of the first things they did was use warm water to warm up his body temperature. the temperature of the ocean was just above freezing, another nourishment he had for three days was a single bottle of soda. he was given an oxygen mask and put in a decompression chamber. the diver who rescued him was shocked to find someone alive but he did his best to keep okene calm. that rescue

david lee miller is live at the scene and he has some breaking news for us now. reporter: that's right, this is the parking garage where the incident took place and you can see there is a barrier set up and the police have been on the scene all morning. the shooting took place a little bit after 9:00 o'clock on sunday night and the mall usually closes at that time. two black men approached the couple as they prepared to drive away the man was shot in the head and his wife was not injured. and we talked to a mall employee that vertigo. >> i was getting into my car and then i got in my car and i tried to drive away. reporter: one of the carjackers drove off than in the range rover. that vehicle was found about 11 miles away in the city of new jersey. >> yes, it definitely was scary. reporter: if you take a look at the small garage behind me. >> thank you police made a gruesome discovery. we will update you on that coming up next. plus, the final moments of firefighters battling a record-setting wildfire this summer. their transmissions being released and we will ha

bill: david lee miller, thanks. we will be back in touch throughout the day when there are updates. martha: meanwhile a 17-year-old girl shot at a colorado high school is now in a coma. claire davis is a senior at the high school, she was shot in the head at point blank range by a fellow student who then turned the gun on himself. the deputy read a prepared statement asking everyone for their support. >> our beautiful daughter, claire davis, has severe head trauma as a result of the gunshot. she needs your continued prayers. we would like to thank our family, friends, the community and the equestrian community for their outpouring of love and support, as well as the school for their continued support of the students and teachers. martha: what a story this is. 18-year-old karl pearson was armed with a shotgun, machete and had molotov cocktails in his backpack when he attacked the school. police believe he was looking for revenge on the debate team instructor who had recently dropped him from the team. this fox news alert for you this morning, could edwards noted cut a deal? a deal of

heather: we have david lee miller. what does the lookout there right now?: the rain has not stopped, it is 35 degrees, a few degrees above freezing. new york city is doing fairly well. unfortunately, the same cannot be said for much of the northeast and what is happening is that we are seeing the effect of that ice storm that hit texas and it is now moving up the northeast corridor. we have seen a number of chain reaction pileups in philadelphia and there were 8 inches of snow more than 50 cars, motor stranded, on nearby interstate 78, a series of crashes involving more than two dozen vehicles not far from new york city and greenwich connecticut, it caused a 20 car pileup closing this southbound lane of interstate 95. the weather was so bad that the detroit lions couldn't see the yard markers and they were completely obscured by the snow. season-ticket holders, saying that i have never seen snow like this. it just kept coming down. and even though the situation has improved considerably, it appears that there is more bad weather on the way. there are many c

david lee miller is live in our beautiful city. can tell us what it looking like from down there. hey, david lee. >> reporter: hi, martha. two weeks until the start of wouldn't irand once again the northeast is getting slammed with another storm. we are in square. take a look at traffic. you can see it is moving down 7th avenue at a pretty good clip despite the snow coming down. as you point out for the most part here the ground temperature is warmer than freezing and the snow is not yet sticking. we are told though that the salt spreaders are out on the street and that the sanitation department is going to have plows out once the snow hits about two inches of accumulation. but so far here in the heart of manhattan not much accumulation. let me tell you briefly about the rest of the northeast corridor. we're talking here mainly about the area from d.c. on the way up to boston. philadelphia really getting slammed again. the other day it got more than eight inches of snow. more snow than the city received in all of last year. heavy s

david lee miller has more. >> what a tremendous story this is.a philadelphia eagles cheerleader to an army platoon leader and last night, first lieutenant rachel washburn was honored as a home tune hero. eagles fans might remember seeing her in the cheerleading uniform. she cheered from 2007 to 2009. she was an rotc student at a local university and she traveled to iraq for a u.s.o. tour. after graduation, she then served two tours of duty in afghanistan. not only was her cheerleading a form of the past but she wore a head scarf while serving on an army cultural support team. her job was to serve as a liaison between the military and afghan women. >> understanding the culture was imperative for us. if we didn't understand that, we never would have been able to make a bond with the women we needed to, to accomplish our mission. >> she is no stranger to the military. her dad served in both the army and the air force while she was growing up. she moved to at least a dozen different locations but she said, philadelphia will always be home. and about

david lee miller is not as lucky, because he has to stand outside. ghter] and he's live in times square with more about all of this storm on the east coast. david lee? >> reporter: you know, jenna, it has now been snowing in new york city for a little more than three hours. take a look at times square off in the distance, and you can sees the not accumulating. no accumulation whatsoever. the ground temperature warmer than freezing. but we also have some videotape recorded a few hours ago, you can see how heavily it was snowing just a few hours ago, and a winter weather advisory remains in effect for new york city until 5 p.m. and, yes, the salt spreaders are on the streets. so far, though, the plows are not on the streets. they're waiting for more accumulation, if there is any. the bad weather might have slowed the morning commute, but most tourists here are having a good time, and they see the snow as more of an added attraction. >> still new york. love to be here, so whether coming in for commuting into work or not, slowing thinkings down a bit, but

thank you david lee miller. adam: charles payne has a few thoughts on the minimum wage strikes.you have a different angle on how this is all playing out. >> well there are two things. i think the while movement itself is disingenuous to a large degree and misguided. irony we had a bunch news this week that is underscores this point. beginning of week, one of the news items, amazon using drones. that will take a way a lot of jobs when it eventually happens. google the last few months, they bought seven robot companies, robotic companies when you make order online, instantaneously the robot goes to the where house and gets it. we're talking p again losing jobs. applebee's will have tablets at each table. 1800 by next year. that will lose jobs. they will not have the oecd which came out with this report on 15-year-olds who take the test. united states came in 26th out of developed nations. 36 overall. underscored yesterday by beige book. i want, federal reserve, go around the country and get a feel at what is going on. one of the things they came up with difficulty finding qualifie