hamas october 7th attack on israel. the adl has tracked 3300 anti-semitic incidents between october 7th and january 7th, an increase of 361% compared to the same period the year before. it is shocking to think that while the numbers were high before, they have skyrocketed to a level we ve never seen. reporter: and the adl broke it down into types of incidents targeting jews including 553 incidents of vandalism, 1353 cases of verbal or written harassment. who is committing the acts? these are mostly white supremacist groups, using the war to both condemn and villianize jews and israelis. and the same group targets muslims and individuals have also seen a dramatic uptick in
it down into types of incidents targeting jews during that period including 60 seconds of physical assault, 553 incidents of vandalism, 1353 cases of verbal or written harassment. who is committing these acts? mostly white supremacist groups. they are able to use the israel-hamas war to both condemn and villainize jews and the jewish community and israelis. reporter: and analysts say they also target muslims, institutions and individuals who have also seen a dramatic uptick in threats and incidents of by as since the israel-hamas war started about. it is certainly one of the most dangerous times to an jew or muslim in the united states. reporter: one monday tore of extremism is worried about where the war will take the level of hatred.tore of extremism is worried about where the war will take the level of hatred. i m worried about how the conflict can be used to recruit young people into extremist groups in the future. reporter: but experts say what makes the israel-hamas w
accountable. los angeles police department will continue to work to not only find those responsible for this incident but to prevent these attacks on retailers from happening in the future. just last week around 30 suspects hit a store also in southern california and glendale police say they stole up to $300,000 worth of merchandise but look at this. in july thieves got away with nearly $900,000 worth of jewelry during a smash and grab in irvine. all of this is a bill passed by the california state senate being worked on in the state assembly a strong scrutiny introduced by state senator it reads in part under my sb 553 bill, employers would be prohibited from forcing the rank-and-file nonsecurity workers to confront active shoplifters and all retail employees would be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. critics including the california
the criminals and harder on regular folks and business owners. for example right now a bill passed by the state senate is making its way through the assembly. the other democrat state senator steve says quote under my senate bill 553 employers active shoplifters. all retail employees will be trained on how to react to active shoplifting for the california chamber of commerce, jon calls this overreach. jon: unbelievable video alicia acuna thank you. breaking news now crashed at an air show in michigan. it involved a fighter jet the thunder over michigan airshow. this footage is shared on social media appears to show to people ejecting from the aircraft this afternoon. officials are part of the say the pirates pilots ejected were recovered from a lake near the scene they are expected to be okay. it is not clear whether anyone
harmonisation globally on this? 55>, initially the rules came harmonisation globally on this? 553, initially the rules came from international organisation, it s the co ordination committee which consists of 13 agencies is all over world and they created this 25 year rule basically, now, it is true that last year the americans or the fsm cc it is not all tully americans change this rule to five years and thatis change this rule to five years and that is also something that we are pushing, it is go to five years or even less, we see that is one of the ways that we need to approach the problem, is to reduce the lifetime of satellites at the end of life to make sure they don t remain in orbit and regulars for other satellites, we are trying to push with this charter approach, to go to a common understanding, international way of dealing with the problem, because thatis dealing with the problem, because that is an international, a problem for everyone, if one acts and the other doesn t act