new orleans mayor mitchell andrew called the deadly shooting in his city last night an unconscionable. new orleans police have identified the victim as 25-year-old demontres toliver of baton rouge. four other victims remain in the hospital. new orleans police continue to search for the suspect. now back to "split second desis." >>> almost half a million fires ignite each year in buildings. that's according to the fire -- national fire protection association. it's an average of one fire every minute of every day. in houston, texas, fire breaks out at a five-storey apartment complex under construction. a worker climbs the roof to investigate, but by then the fire is too big to extinguish, and it gets worse. the worker tries to find his way down but ends up trapped here on this balcony. >> this guy is on the ledge. look at this, oh, my god. >> you can feel the heat. >> and if they can feel it across the street, he can definitely feel it on the balcony. >> there is a period of time where if the room becomes consumed with hot heat that absolutely, you can breathe that air in, and it can ac

and the amazing world historical andrew mitchell.ing outfits today so you are like a rhapsody of blue on the wall. , having covered washington and a lot of transitions of power, what did you see today for mr. trump's first day in washington? >> i saw something that obviously encouraged the markets and me as a citizen, the fact that president obama was as gracious and forthcoming as he clearly was in wanting a longer meeting and a more substantive meeting that donald trump responded in kind. when thatoring live tape was played back from the oval office and it was extraordinary, a lesson in democracy. donald trump saying we could have gone longer and i have your counsel and i am honored to be with you and president obama saying that they discussed foreign and domestic issues. i don't doubt that president obama took the opportunity to give donald trump a personal presidential daily briefing, the likes of which he has not had. he had two briefings of the bare-bones sort and not what he now gets as the president-elect. earlier, harryng tr

right now, andrew mitchell reports. >>> today two candidates poised to make history.'m playing the woman card. deal me in. >> the other to shatter the system. >> our country is rigged, it's crooked and it's broken. >> the election that has defied prediction finally comes to a vote. today, history will be made. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. right now you syou decide after marathon of 20 months, today you the voters will city who will be the 45th president of the united states. >> so many people are counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for our country. and i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> what will you hearing about early returns? >> they're very good. everything is very good. we'll see what happens. >> morning, all. >> and then we will midday or so start to move up to new york and then just be nervous for a while. >> and final pitch in a

andrew mitchell on the phone also at the new yorker hotel as we await hillary clinton. ann, no other way to describe this, the clinton campaign got the wind knocked out of them. what else happened last night? >> they completely underestimated the white rural angry vote, as did all of us. they actually produced a good chunk of votes out of city, which they needed to, 450,000, only a little less than what obama produced, but they completely underestimated the surge of trump's voter, rest of pennsylvania for one example. they did not take into account the third party vote, which certainly bled considerable number of votes from them in pennsylvania, although the green party probably took more from them and the libertarian party took also some from trump. but there was a healthy chunk, couple hundred thousand, third party votes in both states. those votes, she could have squeezed it out, squeak the through. the fact is their own polling predicted straight through yesterday and into the night they would win michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania and that just didn't happen. the

andrew conti. nated fromman. ron mitchell. rob monaco. ben feltz. robert samuel. amy sohnen. david tabacofp.makeda wubneh. and eldad. they all make me look good. >>> i would like you to spout out about the factor. o'reilly at fox news.com. the word of the day, anserine. if you know that, you're good. there is a rum eor at yale that said that the students did not have to take their test if they were too upset about the election. this is openly a rumor. i'm going to find out. even if it's not true we will do something with the crazy college kids tomorrow that you don't want to miss. all right? but if it's true, yale, we're coming for you. >>> thank four watchifor watchi tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >>. >>. >>> breaking tonight just 18 hours after donald trump wins t white house and less than 12 hours after leaders call for unity, groups of protesters take to streets in a half dozen sit tees vent their anger and frustration at the election of donald trump. welcome to "the kelly file" everybody, i'm megyn kelly. at this hour we

andrew ross sorkin and melissa lee. our guest host this hour, eric cantor who served virginia's seventh district. and former senate majority leader george mitchellrom the good old days, the bygone days, the days when people spoke, this days when people had drinks together, the days where people work aid cross the aisle. any chance to come back? >> all accurate. but stop using the words old and bygone. >> you know, i remember those days watching you pretty well. so we're in the same boat there, senator. >> yeah. >> and looking at you. so what kind of morning are you having? >> it's a pretty stunning morning. really i think for all of us. not being a stranger to surprise electoral outcomes, i can tell you, you know, there's so many things to even talk about. but really how could the polls have been so off? how could there have been such consensus that really went the other way? and, you know, all of that i think will be figured out. but the real work is going to begin now. >> is there any notion that really the mainstream media and the pollsters get together on not just measuring things but actually trying to influence things? >> clearly. but even