let's get to david lee miller live at the scene with new information that is breaking overnight.oeb wokhoe boek ken across the river from new york city. >> the train station behind me completely shut down. it is going to remain that way indefinitely as this massive investigation continues. a train originating about 30 miles away in spring valley, new york barrelled into the station at a very high rate of speed. should have slowed down to less than 20 miles an hour. it was not the case. it slammed nude a concrete and medical barrier. the car flew into the air killing one person. that person identified now as a 34-year-old mother of one. she was standing on the platform after just having dropped her child off at daycare. she was killed by the debris. as many as 108 others were injured. 250 or so people aboard the train. passengers escaped as they could scrambling through the emergency windows on board the train. those on board called the scene simply horrifying. the chairman of the ntsb says determining causie the cause of the accident could be difficult with the age of the 1907 te

david lee miller reports. >> createers on the floor of the new york stock exchange having a moment ofnd there was a procession for. >>> terrorism cannot prevail if we refuse to be terrorized. >> the attacks commorateed in and around washington d.c. as well. and officials looking back at the ceremony pentagon where nearly 200 people were killed. >> our pentagon serves the nation and continues to uphold our freedoms. >> a ceremony on capitol steps♪ >> and lynch dedicating plaque for survivor tree planted at the justice department on last year's anniversary. >> we continue to stand vigilant against all of those who seek to do our nation and its ideals and people harm. we stand mindful of all, all who have died and sacrificed on his behalf. >> what is now a yearly tradition the victims names will be read at the memorial museum sunday. there will be six pauses at the event to mark the exact moment of four attacks and time each tower fell. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> here in our area people gathererred for a returned razor to honor firefighters that died at the world trade c

david lee miller explains. >> college students could decide the presidential election.ote could play a role in ten states including pennsylvania, ohio, and florida. college students can decide who the next president of the united states. and there are more than enough to determine who wins. >> uncertain is how many will go to the polls. enthusiasm is waned without bernie sanders in the race. >> the two candidates are not best. and it is the lesser of the two evails. >> students for trump. goal is win withing over the sanders' supporters and rivals are knocking on doors and focusing on issues like debt- free college. a recent on lie survey found that 90 percent of the students on school debt will influence their vote. we heard similar experience. >> helping out lon and getting out of school it is important. >> someone who will support us. i don't want to default my student loans if i can't find a job right away. >> even students who want to vote face obstacles casting a ballot. students no longer living at home have to determine their legal residence. >> young adults mov

david lee miller is live out the united nations. netanyahu kris sited iran. >> reporter: he did but this is the first time the israeli prime minister has spoken before the u.n. general assembly since the iran agreement was implemented. the prime minister said iran is israel's single greatest threat to region and the world and the clock is ticking on the expiration of the nuclear deal and israel with never tolerate a nuclear armed iran. listen. >> with the nuclear constraints on iran one year closer to being removed, let me be clear. israel will not allow the tourist regime in iran to develop nuclear weapons. not now, not in a decade, not ever. >> reporter: and mr. netanyahu also talked about hamas and said they have prone in his words, every rule in the book and he urged the u.n. to throw the book at them. >> i want to go back to run and what -- iran and what it said about the united states. so, seriously, he said they have held up their end of the bar gab. -- bar -- bargain. he says we're not holding up the end of the deal. what is

david lee miller has more. >> reporter: sunday marks 15 years since september 11, the attacks killing nearly 3,000 people, most of them here in new york city. traders on the floor of york stock exchange held a moment of silence while nypd held a precession to city hall. secretary jeh johnson held a memorial. >> terrorism cannot prevail if we refuse to be terrorized. >> reporter: the attacks commemorated in and around d.c. as well and officials looking at events that unfolded the day. >> reporter: a ceremony on the capitol's steps. attorney general loretta lynch dedicating a survivor tree planted last year. >> we continue to stand vigilant against those who seek to do our nation and ideals and people harm. we stand on its behalf. reporter: the victims names will be read at the national september 11 memorial and museum on sunday. there will be six pauses to mark the exact moment of the attacks and the time the two towers fell. >>> a lot of people wondering if the weather will cooperate. making it tough to drive west these days at this hour. dave munsey will come in the next with a look

david lee miller is live in hoboken right now with the latest coming from there as that black box hasn found. david lee? >> reporter: that's right, sandra. but authorities are still trying to figure out exactly how fast this train was traveling when the fatal crash occurred. passengers, as well as those in the station have all said it was moving at an excessive speed, far beyond, apparently, the 12 mile or the 10 mile-per-hour limit for this particular station. investigators, as you mentioned, now have in their possession a data recorder that was recovered from the locomotive, and this could contain crucial information not only just about speed, but about braking as well. another recorder located in the first car is still out of reach because the collapsed ceiling makes access extremely dangerous. >> the destruction, if you can imagine, was just terrible. i came up as close as i could to the train, within safe measures. so i was very close. we could see all the destruction. i mean, there are wires, it's very, you know, it's devastation. so that's why we are concerned about the safety

david lee miller takes look at the pros and the cons. >> reporter: students at kelly elementary schoolhusetts won't be using the excuse the dog ate my homework. that's because homework has been banned. >> now i don't have to stress gone home, i got like three hours worth of homework. >> reporter: instead of homework students spend up two extra hours of day in the classroom to improve grades at the one of the lowest performing schools in the state. >> i cannot find a direct correlation between homework and student performance. >> reporter: anti homework trend is catching on. some schools say no to homework on weekends. others stopping it completely. godly texas second grade teacher brandy young will not assign any homework. her website is inspiring other teachers to do the same. >> research has been unable to prove that homework improves students performance. >> reporter: it's no surprise students think it's a good idea. >> i like it because we get to play outside w we read books and go outside we learn about new thing. >> reporter: how about parent parents? >> she's a pioneer. she's de

il inchoo could swing the race to the white house so david lee miller shows us where they line up. repter: clege students could be the deciding factor in the upcoming presidential election. the youth vote could play a big role in ten states, including hardnsvania, ohio, and flori battle ground states there are more than enough college students to determine who wins. >> reporter: uncertain is how many students will go to the polls. enthusiasm on many waned without bernie sanders in the race. >> it's like the lesser of two evils. >> reporter: a group called students for trump says it has 150 chapters across the country, among its goals, winning over former sanders supporters. rival college democrats of america says it is on more than 600 campuses nationwide, knocking on doors, trying to register voters and focusing on issues like debt-free college. a recent online survey by direct students said the candidate's position on school debt will influence their vote. >> helping out loans, that's more important for me. >> i don't want to be defaulting on my student loans when i'm graduating

david lee miller at the u.n. his david. reporter: hi, david. this is the first time we heard from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. today the prime said iran remains greatest threat to israel. remains greatest threat to the region as well as the world. the clock was ticking on the 15 year expiration date for iran nuclear agreement and he warned that israel would never tolerate a nuclear-armed iran. listen. >> with the nuclear constraints on iran one year closer to being removed, let me be clear, israel will not allow the terrorist regime in iran to develop nuclear weapons, not now, not in a decade, not ever! reporter: iranian president hassan rouhani also spoke today. he praised that nuclear deal and he says that it has actually helped to improve the iranian economy. he did warn the u.s. to fulfill its obligations under this agreement, known formerly as the joint comprehensive plan of action or the jcpoa. the speech seemed part of a broader effort to lift all u.s. trade restrictions on iran. listen. >> translator: any failure on the pa

david lee miller has more from new york. >> reporter: sunday marks 15 years since september 11. the attack killing nearly 3,000 people. most of them here in new york city. the new york stock exchange observing a moment of silence on sunday while they held a procession from city hall. and homeland security secretary jay johnson, visiting lower manhattan to commemorate the return to the world trade center. >> terrorism cannot prevail if we refuse to be terrorized. >> the attacks commemorated in and around washington, d.c. as well. looking back at the ceremony with the pentagon >> they continue to serve the nation and protect our freedoms. we'll never forget the events that unfolded that day. >> they were holding a ceremony on the steps. and the attorney general, loretta lynch, dedicating the plaque for the survivor tree planted at the justice department. >> and we will continue to stand against all of those that will seek to do our nation and it is ideal. and it will be making them harm. we stand mindful of all those who have died. >> which is now a yearly tradition. the victims n

>> david lee miller, live outside the united nations. david lee, thank you. >>> funding the government could come down to a fight over national security. as we brought you on "special report" last night, a new inspector general report in the department of homeland security showed that more than 800 immigrants facing deportation were mistakenly granted citizenship. now, as correspondent doug mckeller reports, some conservatives are trying to use the power of the purse to get congress to act to stop potential terrorists from getting in. even before the three terror attacks of this weekend, 38 house members signed a letter to the house gop leadership urging a suspension of the administration's syria, middle east and north africa refugee programs. the recent attacks have added new impetus. >> indeed, we have already seen this, you know, with orlando, with san bernardino, chattanooga and the attacks just in the last couple of days. this is our future and when the administration seems to be communicating to the american people that we better g

fox's david lee miller has more from us from new york. >> reporter: sunday mark 15 years since septembernearly 3,000 people. most of them here in new york city. the knock exchange holding a moment of silence. homeland security jay johnson visiting lower manhattan to commemorate the federal government's return to the world trade center. >> terrorism cannot prevail if we refuse to be terrorized. >> reporter: attacks commemorated in and around washington, d.c. as well. defense officials looking back with a ceremony at the pentagon where nearly 200 people were killed. >> our pentagon community continues to serve this nation and protect our freedoms we will never forget those events that unfolded that day. >> reporter: house of representatives holding a ceremony on the capitol steps ♪ >> reporter: attorney general loretta lynch dedicating a plaque for the survivor tree planted at the justice department on last year's anniversary. >> we continue to stand vigilant against all of those who seek to do our nation and its ideals and its people harm. we standpoint full of all, all who have died and

>> david lee miller, live outside the united nations. david lee, thank you. >>> funding the government could come down to a fight over national security. as we brought you on "special report" last night, a new inspector general report in the department of homeland security showed that more than 800 immigrants facing deportation were mistakenly granted citizenship. now, as correspondent doug mckeller reports, some conservatives are trying to use the power of the purse to get congress to act to stop potential terrorists from getting in. even before the three terror attacks of this weekend, 38 house members signed a letter to the house gop leadership urging a suspension of the administration's syria, middle east and north africa refugee programs. the recent attacks have added new impetus. >> indeed, we have already seen this, you know, with orlando, with san bernardino, chattanooga and the attacks just in the last couple of days. this is our future and when the administration seems to be communicating to the american people that we better g

in new york, david lee miller, fox news. closer to home -- the blood well. they're honoring those who were lost and those who rose to serve-- including first responders and donors who stood in long lives to give blood. fox6's beverly taylor with the story. the phones were busy at the blood center of wisconsin's downtown milwaukee location from 7 to 10 am. it was a special 9/11 commemorative blood drive-- first responders manned the phones . milwaukee assistant fire chief brian smith remembers 9/ ago. "being on duty that day created a heightened awareness to what could potentially happen and could also happen here in the city of milwaukee. :58 so, with that we started going over all of our equipment, making sure our plans for the day were in line and then we just prepared for whatever could possibly happen that day." :08while many people called to thank first responders and make appointments to donate blood, others came in to give blood-- just like they did 15 years ago. "and i just instinctively, i guess, left work, got in the car, drove and several days tha

and david lee miller can his home work on the pros and cons of having no home work. >> students in kellig the excuse the dog ate my home work because home work is banned. >> i don't have to stress and go home. >> reporter: he spends two hours a day to improve grades in one of the lowest performing schools in the state. >> i could not find a correlation. >> some say no to home work on weekend and in godley, texas. second grade teacher randy young will not assign home work. >> research is unable to prove student performance. >> the students like it. >> and i like it and we play outside and read book and go outside. we learn things. >> and how about the parents. >> ten minutes assigned for each grade level help them learn. and too much is detrimental. >> kids hit that frustration point and temper tantrums or meltdown as parents report. we know they are doing too much home work. >> california made it illegal to assign home work to kids under 15. those calling for a ban are not extreme. educators will assess the no home work policy at the end of the term to determine if it gets a passing grad

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fox news correspondent david lee miller is live on the scene with the latest. david lee. >> reporter: chris, it's now been a little more than 12 1/2 hours since a very powerful last injured 29 people, one person seriously. the explosive device was in or near a dumpster. at this hour there is still a massive police presence in the west side neighborhood of chelsea. streets remain closed. the public and media are being kept far away from the crime scene. surveillance video shows the blast itself. authorities hope that it will also show who was responsible, but so far no suspects have been identified. three hours after the explosion police found another device nearby, a pressure cooker with a cellphone attached. it was removed from the scene by the bomb squad and it has not yet been detonated. and a third incident is also being investigated, saturday morning at a charity race in sea side park, new jersey, a pipe bomb exploded. there were no injuries. still to be determined, though, are these incidents in any way connected. new york's mayor bill de blasio said that

david lee miller has the the story tonight from new york. >> reporter: iran's president speaking before the general assembly, warned the united states must fulfill its obligations under an agreement to restrict tehran's nuclear program in exchange for halting international sanctions. this is the first time he addressed the u.n. since iran and six other world powers, including the u.s., implemented the joint comprehensive plan of action. >> translator: any failure in implementing the jcpoa will further erode the credibility of the united states. >> reporter: he accused congress of caving in to what he called zionist pressure groups. he criticized the u.s. supreme court for allowing u.s. victims of terror to collect billions in frozen iranian assets. did he not mention the $1.7 billion the u.s. paid to iran that co-incited with the lease of americans held captive. critics called it a ransom payment. general joseph dunford answering questions today took issue with iran getting the money back. >> it's troubling. the more funds they have available, the more effective they will be in spreadin

our david lee miller is live in chelsea with the very latest on this investigation. david, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, maria. as you mentioned, we are awaiting the arrival of governor andrew cuomo over my shoulder. perhaps you can see the microphones being set up. we expect the governor to arrive shortly. interestingly, he's going to hold this news conference on 23rd street. normally this is an east/west thoroughfare that's packed with cars. at this hour it is completely shut down. that's because the investigation at this hour continues and the crime scene about two blocks from where i am now standing remains completely sealed off to the public, as well as the media. now, about the investigation, police continue to analyze video of the blast itself. they also scrutinizing video taken shortly before the blast in the hope that some of this surveillance video might show the perpetrator or the perpetrators of this act. so far, though, authorities say they have not, they have not, identified a suspect. they are also trying to determine if there's any co

david lee miller is live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: chris, it's now been a little more than 12 1/2 hours since a very powerful blast injured 29 people. the explosive device was in or near a dumpster and at this hour there is still a massive police presence in the west side neighborhood of chelsea. streets remain closed. the public and media are being kept far away from the crime scene. surveillance video shows the blast itself. authorities hope it will also show who was responsible. so far no suspects have been identified. three hours after the explosion police found another device nearby, a pressure cooker with a cell phone attached. it was removed from the scene by the bomb squad and has not yet been detonated. a third incident is being investigated. saturday morning in new jersey a pipe bomb exploded. there were no injuries. still to be determined are these incidents in any way connected. new york's mayor bill de blasio says he thinks the explosions were intentional but did not make direct links with terror. new yorkers are very nervous and police say they have recei

david lee miller has the the story tonight from new york. >> reporter: iran's president speaking before the general assembly, warned the united states must fulfill its obligations under an agreement to restrict tehran's nuclear program in exchange for halting international sanctions. this is the first time he addressed the u.n. since iran and six other world powers, including the u.s., implemented the joint comprehensive plan of action. >> translator: any failure in implementing the jcpoa will further erode the credibility of the united states. >> reporter: he accused congress of caving in to what he called zionist pressure groups. he criticized the u.s. supreme court for allowing u.s. victims of terror to collect billions in frozen iranian assets. did he not mention the $1.7 billion the u.s. paid to iran that co-incited with the lease of americans held captive. critics called it a ransom payment. general joseph dunford answering questions today took issue with iran getting the money back. >> it's troubling. the more funds they have available, the more effective they will be in spreadin

fox's david lee miller takes a look at pros and the cons. >> reporter: students at kelly elementary school in holy oak, massachusetts went use the excuse the talk ate my homework, that is because homework has been banned. >> i don't to have stress, go home saying i got three hours worth of homework. >> reporter: instead student spend two extra hearst of day in the classroom to i am roof grade at one of the lowest performing schools in the state. >> i could not find a direct correlation between homework and student performance. >> reporter: across the country anti homework trendies catching on. some schools say no, to homework on weekend, others stopping it completely. in texas second grade teacher brenda young will not assign any homework. the her web site is inspiring other teachers to do the same. >> unable to prove homework i am roofs student performance. >> reporter: it is no surprise that teachers think homework policy is a good idea. >> i like it the because we get to play outside and when we leave we can go out sign and learn about new things. >> reporter: how about parents. >> she'

someone on top of it for us, david lee miller live on the scene right now. investigation this morning, david. >> reporter: the nypd as of now says they have not identified any suspects and they continue to search for potential other explosive devices. this now as there is a massive police presence. let me give you a quick look at the neighborhood, chelsea. this is the corner of fifth avenue and 23rd street, normally a very busy east/west artery, even on sunday morning. here you can see two officers preventing any traffic from going down the street and then all the way down the street, which is the site of where the blast took place, you can see flood lights and a massive police presence. i talked to one of the officers who is on the scene. he said that he has now been on the clock over 18 hours. came on duty yesterday afternoon and he has remained on the clock ever since and has no idea when he is going to get any type of a break. now, as this investigation takes place here at 23rd street, authorities are looking at surveillance video, hoping that they will

david lee miller joins us live from our new york city newsroom with more on this interesting story, david? reporter: college students could be the deciding factor in the upcoming presidential election. a recent study shows the youth vote could have a disproportionately high impact in 10 states including pennsylvania, ohio and florida. among the reasons, a significant number of college age students who often vote differently from older americans. >> policies definitely decide who the next president of the united states is in key battleground states there are more than enough college students todetermine who wins . reporter: uncertain is how many students will go to the polls. enthusiasm on many campuses as wayne without bernie sanders in the race. >> the two candidates are not the best but it's the lesser of two evils. >> a group of students were trump says it has 150 chapters across the country. among its goals, winning over for sanders ordered. right college democrats of america says it has more than 600 campuses nationwide, knocking on doors trying to register voters and focusing on iss

they soon expect to do so. >> david lee miller with the very latest on the jersey train crash.rk bomber is still unconscious and unable to talk today. moments ago, his family totally yanked off a plane. what do they know? the details straight ahead. >> i wonder where they were going. >>> you see the preview for "deep water horizon" that takes you inside the explosion that caused the biggest gulf disaster in history. how do they make that so real? >> everything okay? ♪ >>> 2342010 an explosion on an oil rig out in the gulf of mexico killed 11 people. now that story about the deepwater horizon coming to the big screen. >> is there someone at your door? [ sirens ] >> everybody off! >> that looks good. "deepwater horizon," the true story of the men and women who worked on that bp oil rig hits theaters today. >> this looks like a fantastic movie, kevin. >> it's absolutely incredible. peter burg directed this movie. this movie is primarily about the people on that rig, the 11 people who died that day but also the people who survived and actually were real life heroes. mike williams i

melissa: david lee miller is live in hoboken. how fast was the train going in the end? we heard different reports? >> i talked to the vice chair woman for the ntsb. the bottom line is they do not know at this hour how fast this train was going. anecdotal evidence suggests it was going faster than the speed limit which was 10 miles an hour. the train going so fast that after it hit one of the concrete and steel beams, it literally became airborne. much of this info will be on the data recorders. one of the recorders has been obtained by vest gators. in this case that was the last car. this is the locomotive was pushing the train. there is still a second recorder in the control part, this is the first car yet to be obtained. the investigators say there has been a partial ceiling collapse at the terminal make it extremely difficult to get physical evidence. >> the destruction if you can imagine was just terrible. i came up as close as i could to the train within safe measures. i was very close. we could see all the destruction. their wires. it's devastation. that's why we

. >> let's bring in david lee miller, our correspondent. he has an eyewitness with him. from the world trade center right now. all the roadways are pretty much cut off. the only way to get near the buildings is on foot right now. the scene is absolutely a horrific one. you have people streaming out of the area. you have people literally in tears, in shock, people that just work in the nearby buildings that cannot believe who has happened. still many of them remember the terrorist attack years ago on the world trade center and many of them this is just an ugly reminder of that, although the details of what happened here are not certain. as i was walking downtown in lower manhattan making my way to the world trade centers, i stopped to speak to sylvia fuentes. we're a few blocks away from the building. she works in lower manhattan. i'm going to hand her the telephone and she will describe for us what she saw this morning as she was arriving at work. >> i heard a loud rumbling, and when i walked out of the deli, i looked up in the air and there was an airplane actually goin

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