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they re the targets of more than 60% of religious hate crimes reported in this country. since october, jewish day schools have closed or had to hire extra security. synagogues have gone into lockdown and college campuses in particular have seen a surge in antisemitic incidents including assaults. over the next hour, dana bash explores the roots of antisemitism in america and how they ve spread. you ll hear from some on how they ve started higding their jewish identity in public out of fear for their safety. sunday, october 29th in southern russia. barely three weeks after the october 7th attack on israel by hamas. deadliest day for jews since the h holocaust. an angry mob rushed a plane that jujust arrrrived in tel aviv.. theyey were e hunting fofor jew. they weweren t sayiying give israelis, which would have been terrible anyway. that was playing all over antisemitism. she s the u.s. state department s s special envoy to monitor r antitisemitism. she was sworn in in 20
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google s driverless company, waymo, to expand their fleets to 24 hours of operation a day. i m seeing at least one incident a day now with autonomous vehicles. reporter: the approval came despite long standing concerns from first responders here. when a fire department has to roll out on a call like this, if they can t get to a fire in time, every minute that goes by, the fire can double in size. the technology is not ready for prime time > reporter:r: incidentsts lis collisioion with a c city bus he fufueled crititicism and although driverless car companies have touted their relative safety benefits, a recent nbc news investigation found that in california, driverless cars had been involved in 280 crashes over the past five years, though it was not clear in how many cases the autonomous vehicle was at fault. you can see there s like one, two, three, four cruise cars blockiking no onene can get t through. reporter: the very day after california approved the expanded use of d