you mentioned the anti-defamation league. with that anti-hate organization who said this should also be a moment to pause, not just to remember those 11 lives but also remember there is that lasting threat not just for members of the jewish community but for members across the country as well. >> it's important to recognize when we talk about the change that needs to occur that a year ago to today, we have seen the same rates of anti-semitic incidents nationwide. so these threats and this continued growth of white supremacy is real, and we really do have to link arms and work together to lower the amount of hate and the incidents that we are seeing. >> reporter: not here with just that message but also continued support of the jewish community. the rest of the members of pittsburgh that still carry that pain from 12 months ago. there is a site that is scheduled in the coming hours. it is just one of these many positive events we have seen in it is last year as jeffrey meyers, the rabbi of the tree of life, said one individual

think i was doing reanded theelves as the american identity movement that according to the anti-defamation league a lot of these groups, they constantly have to rebrand. because they have such a terrible actual belief system, that once people find out what the belief system is, they have to keep shifting. but the core of it is the same. >> reporter: on its website it describes itself as an organization that displays defiance against mass immigration and globalism, prohibit the advocacy or participation in supremacy, violence, or illegal activity. they say allegations to the contrary originate from left-wing individuals and organizations. as for samantha, today she lives with both fear and regret. fear of those she followed. regret for those such hate can harm. >> i learned from this, and i really hope i can help people understand how this happens and how they too can get out, and how maybe you can even stop someone from "nitle," i'm byron pitts. >> our thanks to byron for that report. >>> up next, the story of a generation coming to a close with "the rise of skywalker." we'd love some help with l

who is biracial the ok gesture has recently been recognized as a hate symbol america's anti-defamation league sais that they want innocence has been hijacked by white supremacists even as extremists continue to use symbols that maybe years or decades old they regularly create new symbols memes and slogan. sentiments we believe law enforcement and the public needs to be fully informed about the meaning of these images which can serve as a 1st warning sign to the presence of haters in the community or school the ok symbols of white power meaning was initially part of an online prank but apparently white supremacist like what they saw started using it that way in earnest among them they suspect a gunman in the christ church mosque shootings in new zealand during a court appearance. well last year a former white house employee was accused of making the white power sign but her defenders pointed out that she was that was unlikely excuse me because she's mexican american and a descendant of holocaust survivors so a storm in a teacup or the dangerous appropriation of her everyday symbols esther's we

ok hines yes she has been recognized as a hate symbol alongside the swastika america's anti-defamation league based this decision on the signs adoption by white supremacists. even as extremists continue to use symbols that may be years or decades old they regularly create new symbols means and slogans to express their hateful sentiments we believe law enforcement and the public needs to be fully informed about the meaning of these images which can serve as a 1st a warning sign to the presence of haters in the community or school or they're ok symbols white power meaning it was initially part of an exposé apparently though white supremacists liked what they saw and started using it that way in earnest among them the christ church terrorist hearing a court appearance the a.d.l. says cases like that warrant its inclusion on the list of hate symbols though that context is always important last year a former white house staffer was accused of making the white power side the defenders point out though she is a mexican american and a descendant of holocaust survivors put the issue up for debate. i t

. >> reporter: the anti-defamation league says the u.s.ontinues to see a historically high number of anti-semetic incidents. the tree of life synagogue attack was one of the string of shootings targeting houses of worship world way, including mosques and churches. the department of homeland security has funds dedicated to securing places of worship but say more money is needed. >> in the current year, there were $150 million of applications put in. so there's a real need there of greater funding coming from congress and the administration. >> reporter: this weekend in pittsburgh, a memorial service will honor the 11 victims of the tree of life shooting. it will give comfort to survivors and a hope for a future where hate is a thing of the past. laura greene, fox news. arthel: the mueller report could make ane an encore appeare after a federal judge rules the doj must turn over grand jury materials to democrats. what could this mean for the impeachment push and could there be an overlap between the russia and ukraine investigation? we'll di

and right now we have really horrible data, the best thing we have frankly is from the anti defamation league and i don't know but it's not from governmental organizations because there's no clear reporting of it but these kinds of things, the oversight board has been used in the recent years to frankly usually to review surveillance programs and to give it a good hard look, it's a bipartisan committee and i met with their staffers recently and they look really hard at what or the civil oversee concerns of these programs, is it being administered correctly and legally and what could be done to provide more transparency to the american public about how these authorities are being used so that is another possibility and then one last thing is i also hear about the possibility creep into this new statute are mocking additional authorities and sometimes i think people are actually thinking about foreign intelligence authorities but right now when we are talking about crimes occurring in the united states we are talking about using criminal tools, that already exist things like you know undercover

and according to the anti-defamation league, that's white supremacist code for "heil, hitler."sed hammers, logo of the hammer skins, a skinhead organization documented by the southern poverty law center. the wolf's angel sign, the symbol for the nazi party and worn by the german ss. they've got a lot of ways to show you they'res sawis. >> so far we've had two protests outside the tattoo parlor. at the second protest things got pretty heated. there were a few moments that definitely could have escalated into violence. it was these guys that shut it down. >> wow. >> so much about what we're trying to do is build a coalition and inspire people to actually take action. so we need to recognize that everyone has different tactics. they're not all going to be our tactics, but we all need to link our arms and agree we have a common enemy. >> i have a question. you have a wedding ring. do you have any kid kids? >> i have a baby. >> how old is the baby? >> 14 months, just started walking. >> you're a mom, a new mom. married. have a job. and just looking at you, you don't look like a nazi

but very early on it was immigration that motivated groups like the national council, the anti-defamation league and a number of subgroups under the umbrella of open society foundation to come up with their own guidebook, a book of code words that you're not allowed to use and for me in 2006 and 2007, there was a video that had attacked me for talking about the concept, the idea that demographically and many of the open border forces were able to overwhelm cities that they would amass electoral power, you have to look at the numbers and see what is happening but to be able to talk about it without being labeled a conspiracy theorist is nearly impossible these days. and it can certainly help the sdlc which is a highly discredited organization that even mainstream liberals in magazines like the alien take have completely exposed, now you have internal whistleblowers talked about harassment and racial discrimination within the organization, the poverty should no longer be quoted by mainstream needy organization and cnn in the washington post continue to confer upon it and authority to judge you as

dot com >> stahl: tomorrow, the anti- defamation league will release new figures indicating that ther of incidents against jews and jewish targets in the united states reached 780-- in just the first half of this year. at least a dozen white supremacists have been arrested for such shootings, plots and threats since the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history a year ago, at a synagogue in pittsburgh. as acts of hate are on the rise, churches and mosques as well as synagogues have been targets. what we discovered is that these religious communities have formed a bond, coming together to help each other recover. that's what's happened at the synagogue in pittsburgh, called tree of life, which is actually home to three congregations, so three totally separate synagogues under one roof. in the past year each has searched for its own antidote to hate. tree of life is the largest of the three congregations in the building. its rabbi, jeffrey myers, says they've barely begun making sense of the storm that upended their lives and emptied this sanctuary. so rabbi, how long has it been s

early on it was immigration that motivated groups like the national council of la raza, the anti-defamation league, and a number of subgroups under the umbrella of the open society foundation to come up with their own like guidebook, a book of code words that you're not allowed to use. and for me in 2006 -2007 there was a bit if that had attacked me for talking about the academic concept of mazatlan and we can keister, the idea that demographically if many of these open borders for so able to overwhelm cities, that they would amass a electoral power. all you have to do is look at the numbers and see that happening but to talk about without being labeled a a conspiracy theorist is nearly impossible these days. it helps the splc which itself is a highly discredited organization that even instream liberals in magazines like the atlantic have completely exposed your nigra internal whistleblowers who have talked about harassment and racial discrimination within the organization. cnn and the "washington post" continue to confer upon it absolute moral authority to be able to judge who is a quote-unquote

the best we have are from the anti-defamation league, southern poverty law center, maybe some of you at strauss. it's not from governmental agencies because there's no clear reporting of it. private and civil liberties oversight board has been used in the recent years to, frankly, usually to review surveillance programs and other programs and give it a good, hard look. it's a bipartisan committee. i met with their staffers recently. they look really hard at what are the privacy and civil liberty concerns of this program? is it being administered, you know, correctly and legally and what could -- what could be done to provide more transparency to the american public about how these authorities are being used. that's another possibility. i also sometimes hear about the possible creep into a new statute unlocking additional authorities. sometimes i think people are actually thinking foreign intelligence authorities. but right now when we're talking about crimes occurring in the united states, we're talking about criminal tools. criminal tools that already exist. things like, you know, u

right now we have horrible data, the best thing we have are from places like the anti-defamation league , southern poverty law center. it's not from governmental organizations because there's just no clear recording of it. but these kinds of things, privacy and civil liberties oversight board has been using the recent years to bradley usually the review surveillance programs of the us government and other programs and to get a good hard look at some bipartisan committee.i met with their staffers recently. they looked hard at what are the privacy and civil liberties concerns ofthis program ? is it being administered correctly and legally and what could be done to provide more transparency to the american public about how these authorities are being used? that's another possibility and one last thing i say is the possible creep into this new statute unlocking sometimes i think people are thinking maybe foreign intelligence authorities but right now when we're talking about crimes occurring in the united states, for talking about using criminal tools, criminal tools already exist . things

laura engel is here with more. >> a new report released by the anti-defamation league shows an uptick made by those identified as law enforcement for white supremacists. according to the adl12 white supremacists have been arrested in the united states since the tree of life shooting last october. as you mentioned took the lives of 11 people. it was the single most deadly attack against a jewish community in american history. the adl new figures show there were 780 incidents against jews and jewish targets. 1,879 attacks against jews and jewish institutions across the country in 2018 which is the third highest year on record since the adl started tracking such data in the 1970s including 39 assaults. an increase of 105% from the 19 assaults reported in 2017. plots and attacks against jews are happening from coast to coast. the latest figures from 2017 show an incident has occurred in every single u.s. state. those with the highest numbers of incidents were new york and california, many of them attributed to known extremist groups or individuals expired by extremist ideology. while numb

this is a real sexual harassment, this is a real issue that has just only increase and anti-defamation league reported that 24 percent of women and 63 percent of lgbt individuals have experienced online harassment because of their gender or sexual orientation. this is compared only 14 percent of men. and 37 percent of all americans of any background have experienced your online harassment includes actual harassment, stalking, physical threats or sustain harassment so i want to ask you professor, and also ask you this theatervery briefly , to talk to me about how section 230 facilitates illegal activity and do you think it undermines the value of those laws and if so, how. >> let me say that in cases involving harassment,, of course there's a perpetrator and the platform that enables it and most of the time the perpetrators are not pursued by law enforcement . i explored the fact that law enforcement, they don't understand the abuse. don't know how to investigate it and in the case of grindr, there are 10 protective orders that were violated and new york has done nothing about it so it's not t

the anti-defamation league says the u.s.tinues to see historically high numbers of anti-semitic incidents. the department of homeland security as funds to make houses of worship more secure but that money is running out and one group the lobbying congress to increase the funds. this weekend a memorial service in pittsburgh will honor the victims of the tree of life shooting. sandra. >> sandra: lauren greene, thank you. >> jon: fox news alert. we're learning president trump is expected to depart the white house in a few moments. he is heading to south carolina but the president we're told will speak to reporters and you know he has a lot on his mind. we'll have those remarks for you as soon as we can get the tapes back to our play back machine. you know it's an suv! your family is duckin' and rollin'... while we stowin' and goin' but that's cool, i know for a fact your suv does not suck. and why is that? it aint got that vacuum in the back, whoo! sucking stuff up! what else are we gonna find? we got to go. vacuum in the back,

in my defamation league reported that 24% of women and 63% of lgbtq individuals have experience onlineassment because of a gender or sexual orientation. this is compared to only 14% of men and 37% of all americans and the background experience there online harassment which include harassment, stalking physical threats and i want to ask you professor citron and miss peters a very quickly to talk to me about how section 230 facilitates illegal activities and do you think it undermines the value of those laws and if so how? miss citron >> in cases involving harassment there is a perpetrator and the platform enables it. most of the time, the perpetrators are not pursued by law enforcement. when you are in cyberspace it explores the fact that law enforcement will not understand the abuse or don't know how to investigate it in the case of grinder they had ten protective orders that were violated in new york has done nothing about it. it's not true that we can always find the perpetrator especially in the paces of stalking, harassment and threats. we see a severe under enforcement of law and

this is a real issue that has just only increased anti-defamation league reported that 24% of women and 63% of lbgtq individuals have speernszed harassment -- experienced harassment because of their sexual orientation. this is compared to only 14% of men and 37% of all americans of many background have been experiencing severe online harassment, which include sexual harassment, stalking, physical threats and sustained harassment. so i want to ask you, professor,als i want to ask you miss peters briefly to talk to me about how section 230 facilitates illegal activities and do you think it undermines the value of those laws and, if so, how? professor citron. >> so met me say in cases involving harassment, of course, there is a perpetrator and the platform that enables it? >> right. >> and most of the time the perpetrators are not pursued by law enforcement. so crimes in cyber space, i explore the fact that law enforcement they don't get it, they don't understand the abuse. they don't know how to investigate it. in the case of grinder, police there were like ten protective orders violated

defamed the country and he will receive, quote, retribution sooner or later. this in the wake of that infamous tweet from the gm of houston rockets, darrylmorey, and one day before the league to discuss all of this is sham shrksarania how long do you think this china issue is going to linger over the league, or once the games start, will most fans just say, eh, who cares? >> i mean, in america most fans will move on to the season once things tip off on tuesday, but there's no question, this is a backdrop throughout the nba, throughout the league. the league still has a lot of uncertainty as far as what the next steps are with china, and a lot of nba teams are monitoring whether cctv will start to broadcast their games back on broadcast starting tuesday, or whether they will continue to blackball the nba from playing in china and i'm told the league, adam silver, league officials are in consistent communication with chinese officials on where this is going, but there's no doubt there's uncertainty where this relationship stands, and it stands to, you know, be a question of billions and millions of dollars. >> and cost not just the league, but individual franchises that are