closed following the attempted assassination of rabbi yehud glick. a group of right wing israeli activists wowed to enter the temple mount, also known to muslims as the compound for prayers. but the state is completely closed to all worshippers. now yehud glick lies in an israeli hospital. medical sources say he's in sere condition. police say a man on a motorcycle shot him four times. glick had just hosted an event attended by members of the israeli kinesset, which called for more israeli jews to go to the temple mount to pray. it was here at his house that the suspect, a 32-year-old palestinian, was killed in a shootout with israeli forces. there have been increasing clashes in jerusalem. islamic scholars have been protesting the number of far right israelis arriving daily at the site. >> translator: it's the jewish right wing extremism that's raced the pace of assaults. since 2003, we've been talking about these unilateral decisions. the pace of assaults has increased. >> reporter: jews are not allowed to formally pray at the site. glick and other

american born rabbi yehud glick is in serious but stable condition. he wants jewish prayer at the temple mount in jerusalem. it's revered by both muslims and you jews. >>> nato says more than 19 russian aircraft were spotted in a 24-hour period. matthew chance says he spotted more than two dozen by his count. a nato official tells cnn the flights may be a precursor to unannounced air exercises. >> the san francisco giants are major league baseball's world series champions. they beat the kansas city royals 3-2 in the deciding game. madison bumgarner was named the most valuable player of the series. >>> one of the survivors of the ebola virus is telling his story. ashoka mukpo was working as a cameraman when he contracted the disease. >> he was flown to the nebraska medical center where he recovered. now back home in rhode island, mukpo is describing his experience to our don lemon, beginning with his theories on how he got the virus. >> my feeling, and i'll never know this for 100% certainty, is that i touched an infected surface in one of the high-ris

israeli radio identified the target as yehuda glick a far right activist. jerusalem's most sensitive holy site, the temple mount. >> they do not let choose play on the temple mount it sends a signal to the arabs that they can continue attacks on those jews who want to go to the most holy place in judaism. >> it is also considered the third holiest site by muslims. you call -- the complex is open to choose at certain times. they are not allowed to pray here. high-profile visits from right-wingers have inflamed tensions. >> you will clear out the temple mount even if we ignite the region. there is nothing for the choose there. -- the jews there. >> the announcement of a plan to build israeli homes in east jerusalem has led to clashes between palestinian youth and police. control of the site has been central to the fight for jerusalem. the city of both israelis and palestinians is claimed as both as the capital. it sparked the second intifada after a visit by ariel sharon. >> france 24 is in jerusalem with more on the prominent activist who is in serious condi

according to police, a motorcyclist shot yehud glick in the chest and glick had just hosted and eventick is in critical condition and needless to say, arlington, tensions are high here in jerusalem. >> precisely why this is so noteworthy. erin mclaughlin on the line with us. she will, of course, continue to track developments and reconnect with us in the next hour of cnn. erin, thanks. >>> the u.s. president is speaking out in support of health workers who risked their lives really to fight ebola. wednesday he met with doctors and nurses who recently returned from west africa. he called them heroes and went on to criticize quarantines and travel bans to make it harder for volunteers to go to the front lines of ebola. >> we have to keep in mind that if we're discouraging our health care workers who are prepared to make these sacrifices from traveling to these places in need, then we're not doing our job in terms of looking after our own public health and safety. >> now, this is something we've made a point of this many times. the willingness of volunteers from around the world to head

glick where he was killed this morning in east jerusalem. and all morning long, there's been rocks thrown, tiles been set alight in that neighborhood. security forces have been responding with tear gas. they're there in significant force, because there's an expectation that this could escalate, because temple mount, which is a sight which is sacred to both jus and muslims in the old city, has been closed to access, both to muslims and everyone else for the first time in 14 years. and that's a very serious development. >> yeah, and in fact, it was the second intifada which was sparked really by sharone visiting back in the year 2000. >> reporter: well, it's some debate over whether that particular visit did lead to the second intifada, but it certainly didn't help the situation on the ground. there's one report that mahmoud abbas, the palestinian president, has said that this is tantamount to a declaration of war. he isn't saying it's a declaration of war, but if these activities causing access to muslims to tefrl mount continue, that could l

glick and others have been calling for greater access.moderate voices say a solution is possible. >> it should be possible to accommodate everyone without it without jeopardizing their attachment, but there has to be that good will. >> reporter: these days good will is hard to come by. more police are out. the neighborhood uneasy with clashes. and now all too familiar scene on the streets of jerusalem. ♪ >>> isis is now claiming responsibility for what syrian activists reported earlier this week. the militants have seized control of wide areas of oil and gas fields in homs province. these images, what you're seeing now, is proof they say. the syrian observatory for human rights says 30 government soldiers were killed in the initial battle and fighting continues as syrian troops try to regain control. syria's 3-year-old civil war continues to rage on and rebels say the regime of president assad is increasing it s brutal reach with fighters paid for by iran. nick paton walsh has that part of the story. >> reporter: the regime is fast advanc

intelligence and security assessments following the assassination attempt of far right rabbi yehuda glick understand, according to hospital sources, is still in stable, but serious condition. hospital spokesperson this more than saying that he is currently in a coma on life support following yesterday's two and a half hour surgery. john. >> erin for us in jerusalem. thanks. >>> starbucks pumpkin spice latte delivered to your door? big plan, but a sinking stock. we will tell you next. medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free [decis

the man identified at yahuda glick, jews call the site the timple of temple mount, dorks say glick is in serious but stable condition. jaime joins us, welcome it's did to have you. first your reaction to the shooting. >> this is a very ominous and potentially dangerous development. we are dealing with the epicenter of the religious factor of the israeli-palestinian conflict and because we are dealing with a group of people who may very well decide to assert themselves on the temple mount or close to the temple mount which is closed to any and all by the israeli police. there is a potential for some sort of blowup at this very sensitive place and that could auger bad things for the situation because the situation in jerusalem as you know has been very, very tense for quite a while now. >> and now we have tension between -- more tension between the united states and prime minister netanyahu. first of all give me a reaction to this article and the statements that were revealed there. >> well first of all this is a situation that has existed for quite a while. and it is very interesting t

hours after glick was shot and wounded, israeli forces shot and killed a palestinian man suspected in the shooting, accusing him of opening fire when they sought to arrest him. but the palestinian ma'an news agency gave a different account, citing eyewitnesses. they report the suspect, mutaz hijazi, was shot and injured but still alive when israeli soldiers entered his home and went to the rooftop, where they dropped a water tank on him, killing him. the fatah movement in jerusalem has called for a day of protest today over the killing. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has publicly blasted the unnamed senior obama administration official who recently called israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a "chickens--t." speaking to the atlantic magazine, the official said netanyahu -- "won't do anything to reach an accommodation with the palestinians or with the sunni arab states." kerry called the remarks "disgraceful." >> i think we need to work quietly and effectively and we condemn anybody who uses language such as was used in this article, it does not respect -- reflect a president

glick, who was born in the u.s. a campaign for jewish people to be allowed to pray at the mosque compound which is the third holiest site in islam and holiest place in jew dayism. the palestinians oppose it. >> translator: we condemn and refuse the israeli escalation in jerusalem over the holy shrines we will take all legal measures to hold israel accountable and to stop these repeated attack because the continuation of israeli aggression and dangerous escalation will calls more violence, the israeli government is responsible. >> reporter: the palestinian president took the criticism one skip further and described the closure of the al-aqsa compound as tantamount to a declaration of war. the situation here is far from a war it's still an intense fight being fought in neighborhoods like this one. >> and we can join him now outside the damascus gate which is where there is a security checkpoint to get to the compound as we can see people getting searched pretty there arely before they get this. and rules about who can

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the rabbi glick has long pushed for jewish access to muslim holy sights, and sortly after his shooting, a group of jewish activists vowed to enter the disputed compound. israeli authorities briefly closed off the site to all worshippers. benjamin netanyahu met with reporters. >> translator: i have ordered significant re-enforcements, including re-enforcement of resources so that we can maintain both security in jerusalem and the status quo in the holy places. >> palestinian authority condemned israeli's action on thursday as a declaration of war. samantha powell, the united states u.n. ambassador has finished her tour of ebola ravaged countries in africa. she says no country can afford to stand on the sidelines. the world health organization says there have been nearly 14,000 ebola cases, nearly 5,000 deaths. right now, the w.h.o. is running the larnlest ever ebola vaccine trial. it is taking place in switzerland with hopes that the first results could be in by december. doctors without borders says putting health care workers under quarantine after they work with ebola patients could

when i did jiminy glick, i was d doing my father.e would attack us all, but if you were being attacked, that was a drag. if you weren't, that was hilarious. he wouldn't eat with us. he would sit seven feet away and drink gin and ginger, no ice, read the newspaper at the end of the day. but occasionally -- don't shovel the food in like an animal, marty. and at one point, he would go over and say to my brother michael, michael, keep eating, i'll make sure the dogs don't get at you. >> jimmy: now, he -- >> one time a friend of mine came over, he said, mr. short, i'm half irish and half jewish. and my father said, you know, i'm from ireland and there's a term that we refer to as someone who is half irish and half jewish. we call them a jew. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and we -- i got a kick out of something particular, because you -- it was the same thing i used to do with my family. you would make audio tapes of your family. >> oh, absolutely. >> jimmy: at dinner and then make your own shows. it was like a fake radio show. >> i used to have

tension has intensified since the attempted assassination of right-wing israeli activity glick wednesdayhe is recovering after being shot several times but early yesterday morning israeli police shot and killed his suspected assassin, sparking another round of violence. so the temple mount was closed yesterday to visitors due to the heightened security. but as mentioned, it is reopened with a heavy police presence. in fact more than 1,000 security personnel and with restrictions. only men over 50 and women are allowed to pray there yesterday. they were praying outside the police barriers. in response, fatah is urging its supporters to prevent jewish radicals from praying at the temple mount, raising concerns that there could be fighting there and throughout jerusalem. and the temple mount, by the way, really has been the center of dispute between jews and muslims. also adding to the overall situation, the fight over palestinian state. that has been, that was happening before, during and after of course the war in gaza as we know. and also inflaming things that controversy regarding the e

-born activist yehuda glick was shot and wounded outside a conference promoting jewish access to thesite, where he and others want to build a jewish temple. hours later, israeli police shot and killed a palestinian suspect in the shooting, whom they said resisted arrest. the tensions came as the united nations held an emergency meeting on israel's plans to build 1,000 new settlements in east jerusalem. the settlements in an area which palestinians seek as part of any future state are considered illegal under international law. earlier this week, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to press ahead with construction. sweden has officially recognized the state of palestine, becoming the first member of the european union to do so. in a newspaper op-ed, swedish minister of foreign affairs margot wallstrom called the move "an important step that confirms the palestinians' right to self-determination," adding -- "some will say today's decision comes too soon. i'm afraid, rather, that it is too late." nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has promised to donate $50,000 to reb