except george gascon did stop punishing, and l.a. paid the price.e thanks george gascon is among those who would say that cinderella's wicked stepmother isn't wicked, she's misunderstood. all she needs is a shoe that fits. and a little bit of no cash bail to boot. the theme is bigger chain, in-n-out, has one location in oakland that will soon be gone. crime facing the bay area. bill melugin is back with a double-double of information. good evening. >> love that one, trace. we are seeing more of this in california. it's a company stable known across the world for their burgers, fries, not being forced to close their doors in oakland where crime continues to run rampant just like here in l.a. in-n-out burger says despite repeated efforts to create safer conditions for their workers and customers, both are regularly victimized by armed robberies, car break-ins, theft, and property damage. a spokesperson said that, though store 193 remains busy and profitable, the closure is the first of its kind throughout their 75 years operating. saying in part, "our

me very skeptical that notorious democrats george gascÓn the prosecuting attorney for the county of losgeles is going to zealously pursue criminal charges against the mob that showed assaulted one of his neighbors. it would very much appreciate knowing up with me personally to know the fbi is at a minimum investigating this model in and the attack on one of his i hope they will do so zealously using the techniques have been used for sample prosecutions ofldld trump or the department of justice has gone so far as to siprnet people who don't like donald trump or his posts or the january 6 riders with facial recognition technology. are good enough for those investigations they should be good enough for this investigation as well and i don't think george gascÓn a zealously pursue them. >> we will follow-up with you you about this particular matter in the people are in line with my comments here today which is the jewish community needs a and we need to be leaning rwar you for that and as i said these are not criminal masterminds. it shouldn't be tough case for anyonear to and i'm sure the l

the endorsement: reelect george gascon as los angeles district attorney. his approval rating is in the cellar. he makes joe biden look like an all-star. >> gascon is 18 to 28%. how out of touch must the paper be to endorse this person. you are supposed to reflect what the people in the city believe. you are out of touch with those people. >> trace: expand this nationwide. msnbc and cnn won't air a donald trump speech unless it's recorded and reviewed and fact checks. this is msnbc on trump. >> like trump hitler was also viewed as a goon who could be kept in line. trump appeals to americans who hate the liberal society they live in. >> we are naive to think pehe i tricking people into being a dictator. >> trace: they are going after maga followers. >> it seems so. during the first trump administration they were the propaganda arm of the democratic party. not abiding by ethics. can they do this during the trump sequel? people are not buying their story any longer. >> trace: thank you. well, first up in tonight's real news roundup. gop state house in florida

there is an election for da, there is a child abuse prosecutor running against george gascon and hopefullywill win and restore law and order. right now, we're on a slippery slope with criminals running wild, getting released early and no consequences and people suffering are the innocent. in this case, a three year old is innocent, incapable of committing a sin, he did nothing and his killer is going free? i don't know who spoke at the parole hearings, the three year old doesn't have a voice, he needs somebody to talk for him. prosecutors in my office are banned from attending those meetings, we need advocates for the victims and hopefully -- >> todd: we've had john atami on and he talked about changing the rules. the job of a da, represent interest of a victim. we'll see what gavin newsom does. >> carley: check out this amazing video. officers running to the rescue of circus animals stuck in a fiery truck accident. >> come on now. go ahead. come on, let's go. come on. everybody get back. >> carley: that is not something you see everyday. the semi-trailer was on its way to circus when the

county has over 10 million residents and on day one in office da george gascone said i'm not going torosecute juveniles for misdemeanor crimes. you look at the footage from the bakery. these people know they can get away with it, and there are literally zero repercussions. we have a political system in l.a. county that enables they behavior. no one is being held accountable. i think that's a pretty easy fix. why don't we elect a prosecutor who will actually prosecute crime. >> trace: maybe bill can handle that. that's your category. the "wall street journal" writes the following, chaz, straight out of compton, the left wants voters to believe the post pandemic crime surge is over. lawlessness is still too often tolerated. witness the extraordinary raid on a business straight out of compton, california. i mean, l.a. does not have the resources, the sheriff will tell you, they don't have the resources, highway patrol says the same thing, to go in and police these type of mob activities. >> the secret is very few people commit most of the crime. and when we used to be able to incarcerate

they didn't think someone like george gascon who is sympathetic to criminals, they didn't expect peopleil it's four or five years in these cycles, they don't realize that. people are waking up. it's tougher to dig out of that hole. karen bass, the mayor of los angeles, she noticed crime was becoming an issue. she went and secured additional funding for the police. only problem is, nobody wants the job. they're waiving money at people to come be cops in los angeles. nobody wants the job because culturally it's not something that feel feel good about anymore. >> martha: thanks, matt. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> martha: we leave you with this today. a great story. new images of galaxies millions of light years away from us. they're from the james webb telescope. the amount of detail -- scientists look at this all the time. they can't believe how clear and definitive these issues are. they say they're mind blowing in terms of the birth and death of stars, which is fascinating. that is "the story" for today. thanks for joining us, tuesday, january 30th. "your world" starts ri

i moderated a debate for l.a. magazine with la county da george gascon and nine of his top challengers. you can stream that at la mag .com next week. i'll co-moderate the debate for u.s. senate. we've been talking about it all. show you can watch or stream the debate monday from 6 to 7:30 p.m, and then next week here on the issue is congressman adam schiff, the democratic frontrunner, will be here in our studio to talk about the debate and the state of the race that is all for now. we end with music from the kingdom day parade we visited in leimert park, and my personal favorites, the usc trojan marching band, fight on today we're live with a look at the flooded areas and the full forecast with meteorologist roberto gonzalez. as we look to even more wet weather ahead. plus runs away, throws across his body and that is picked 49ers have it. >> greenlaw, who? >> what a game that was the bay area celebrating the big win against the packers. and now look towards the nfc championship game next weekend. we're going to recap that exciting yet nerve wracking game from ktvu fox two news. >> thi