laura: good evening, everyone i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. cleaning up for the boss that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, for years. elected democrats in san francisco and democrat governors have said that fixing the homelessness and crime problem was complex. and it would take more money and a lot of patients. police officials told the angle they felt helpless. get to stay out here. just live out here, do as much drugs as you want? yeah. injunction clearing tents and homeless camps. laura: can t clean it out. no. they want us to but we can t do it by law. right? a judge says no. unless you can provide a bed for every person you see out here. laura: well, the residents complaints about the crime, public fentanyl use and general filth fell on deaf ears. but it turns out a court order wasn t a problem at all all they needed was a visit by the guy who really has influence, chinese president xi jinping. while san fra
night. bret: jesse, i will wait around for the sloth. jesse: you will wait a long time. bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i m bret baier. breaking tonight, new attacks on u.s. forces in syria by iranian-backed terrorists. that is after the latest u.s. retaliatory strike on sunday. that now brings the total number of attacks on u.s. troops in the middle east to more than 50 since mid october. tonight, the fighting between israeli troops and hamas terrorists is centered around gaza s largest hospital. while fighting increases in northern israel as well against hezbollah fighters, correspondent alex hogan is in northern israel tonight with the latest. good evening, alex. good evening, bret. day 38 of the wariments idf releasing this photo. israeli soldiers say they managed to capture the parliamentary building in gaza city and raised the israeli flag. meanwhile here in the northern part of the country it is an entirely different situation. escalation on israel