now, tensions have been at a boiling one over axis and use of one of the city -- over access and use of one of the city cost most holy -- the city's most holy sites. israel has deployed more police to curb any possible violence. this as muslims gather for weekly prayers. it is known as temple mount. here is mackler -- irris mackler is standing by with an update. what steps are currently being taken to restore the calm? expect the moment what we saw was friday parades at the al-aqsa mosque -- >> at the moment, what we saw friday was parades at the al-aqsa mosque. the second victim died of his injuries this morning, the son of a famous israeli politician. israel's chief rabbi attended the funeral, and he called on everyone, every israeli, jew not to go up to the al-aqsa mosque compound. he says there is a jewish prohibition against it. most rabbis for bid -- forbit it. he says it is incitement. it pours oil onto flames, natural -- petrol onto flames and hands a victory to israel's enemies. israel's prime minister met with the new a you foreign-policy chief, her first visit outside the eu -- with the new eu foreign-poli

in 2013, visitors to the holy city, the focus for the commemoration reached record levels, with some 15 million visiting, according to local authorities. across baghdad preparations were under way for the thousand on the streets. despite the danger from the attack. many are ready to brave what may come. >> those i.s.i.l. rats are trying to infest us. just like al qaeda did. he is not just for the shia, but a symbol of peace for humanity. >> his words are common, that nothing will stop him coming and showing his love. despite the defines, there are fears that there'll be attacks across iraq. ashura is commemorated from monday night into tuesday morning. the street will be packed full of the faith of. the government says there's an unprecedented security operation, and hope ashura will pass peacefully. already the government's words are hollow. the religious and spiritual nature of the day is highlighted across baghdad. food and drink is important and given away for free. politics play a part. this year it's not just the old enemies, but new ones like i.s.i.l. it increases forwards of

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two palestinian cousins barged into the temple in the western part of the holy city on tuesday. a gun, butcher knives, they killed four rabbis and a police officer. the israeli prime minister calling the attackers human animals on tuesday night. for the latest, i want to turn to cnn's atika shubert live in jerusalem. three rabbis were american. one was british. dual citizenship. why was this particular synagogue targeted? do we know anything about the motive of these two young cousins? >> reporter: well, we know that the city had been tense in the days before, particularly because a palestinian bus driver was found hanged in his bus. and the israeli police had said it was a suicide. but a lot of palestinian residents in east jerusalem just didn't believe that. so there was a lot of anger on the streets the day before. now, we don't know exactly why these two cousins carried out the attack in the synagogue. but a lot of the family and residents say the death of that bus driver may have been the trigger. and this is something that police will be looking at. but the city is reeling

the two attackers were said by people who knew them to have been fearful of changes, to some of the holy cities where you are there in jerusalem. can you tell me more about that? >> reporter: well, this is something that's been going on for several weeks, this is the question of the status of what they called the temple mount, what muslims call the holy sanctuary, which is where the mosque and -- and there have been certain members of the israeli parliament have been pushing for access for jewish worshippers to that site. but there's an old agreement going back to 1967 where there would be no worship by jews or christians on the temple mount. and there are those members, some members of the israeli who want to change that. the palestinians, the palestinian authority have been quite opposed to any changes to the so-called status quo. and we have heard the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu stressing there would be no change to that. but certainly, the palestinian media have been full of reports that somehow this would be changing and this has, of course, led to increase, intense tension w

in 2013 visitors to the holy city, the focus for the commemoration reached record levels with some 15lion visiting over the period according to local authorities. across baghdad preparations were underway for thousands who will be on the streets and despite the danger from attack many are ready to brave whatever may come. >> translator: those isil rats are trying to infest us with fear and hatred like al-qaeda did and he is a symbol of peace for humidity and i'm not scared to be here at all. >> reporter: his words are common here but nothing will stop people from coming and showing their love for hussein. despite that defiance they are saying there will be attacks across iraq and this is commemorated from monday night into tuesday morning and this street will be packed full of the faithful. the government says there is an unprecedented security operation and they are hoping that they will pass peacefully. but already the government's words seem hallow, religious and spiritual nature of days highlighted across baghdad and food and drink is important and given for free and politics play

two palestinian cousins barged into eye atemple in the western part of the holy city. sday, they had guns, a butcher knife, they killed four rabbis and a police officer. the israeli prime minister calling the attacks human animals. more the latest, i'm going to cnn's atika shubert live in jerusalem. good morning, atika. >> good morning. at that synagogue, where that attack took place. morning prayers continued today. they're determined to go ahead with life as normal, despite the attack. but for many people here in jerusalem, it's particularly shocking that a synagogue, in the midst of prayer was the focus of such an attack. and really, the city hasn't seen anything like this in years. so, it really has put the city on edge. fortunately, overnight, it was relatively calm. there were several mobs outside in the streets of jerusalem. calling for revenge. but fortunately, it seems that balance was kept to a minimum. but security authorities are saying they will have -- take a heavy hand to prevent further violence. so the city's still very tense as it waits to see what rea

abbas condemned the attacks saying civilians and holy and religious sites should never be targeted as the two men shot and killed after the deadliest attack in six careers in the holy city of jerusalem are identifyied. the two are cousins and members of the popular front for the liberation of palestine or pslp and the two palestinian men entered the synagogue armed with a pistol, knives and axes and attacked the worshippers. netanyahu promised to respond with a heavy hand and accused president abbas of inciting violence in jerusalem. white house press secretary shared remarks from president obama. >> we are talking about attackers senselessly and brutaller killing innocent worshippers at a sip going. those who were killed include flee american citizens. the fact there can be no discussion for an attack like this against innocent caltrans. >> the attackers are described as matters and hamas praised their actions call thing for the continuation of revenge and said that israeli occupation bears responsibility for tensions in jerusalem. 11 family members have been arrested. so far no group has claimed responsibility. >>> at least two people are injured when a vacuum truck e

the holy -- jerusalem. is the holy city under siege? >>> issue two. terror in jerusalem. jerusalem on tuesday was the scene of a horrific slaughter. two palestinians murdered. four rabbis, and an israeli police officer at a west jerusalem synagogue. three of the rabbis had dual u.s. citizenship. they were then shot dead by israeli security forces, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned the attack. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and good-bye israel's revival of the practice of destroying the homes of families related to palestinian assailants. palestinian president mahmoud abbas denounced the attacks at the synagogue and the razeeing of the homes. [ speaking foreign language ] >> palestinians are furious that ongoing efforts by elements of the israeli religious right to gain prayer rights on jerusalem's temple mount. home to the third holiest site in islam. the mosques. at president only muslims are allowed to pray at the site. despite this, mr. netanyahu says the status quo won't change. palestinians are using the controversy to justify attacks. in jerusale

allen pizo deadly terror in the holy city. three americans are among the dead.l's retaliation comes swiftly. jericka duncan on a buffalo stampede. the city is trampled by a white wall of winter, on the coldest november morning in the continental united states this century. ♪ feed the world >> pelley: and mark phillips with a blast from the past. 30 years after this, rock stars band together again to fight a new crisis in africa.

karbala, the holy city of shiite islam and the destination for ashura pilgrims. the grandson of the prophet mohammed died in battle here. pilgrims inflict wounds on themselves in memory of his stuff of -- in memory of his suffering. security has been high this year. with more than 20,000 police and soldiers deployed to protect worshipers. the iraqi government fears an attack by islamic state militants. they control much of northern iraq. >> we will be back after a very short break. stay with us. >> welcome back. mexican authorities have detained a former mayor and his wife who are accused of ordering the disappearance of 43 students back in september. >> jose luis abarca and his wife were arrested in mexico city city. they have been on the run for week, along with the local police chief. police are still looking for the missing students. the case has rocked the mexican political establishment and outraged people across the country. >> let's get the very latest on this developing story from sandra weiss, our correspondent in weblog, mexico. public prosecutors are

and the status of the holy city of jerusalem. the city's name listed on the u.s. passports since it's claimed by israelis and palestinians. a lawsuit by the family of a young american citizen born in the holy city wants that to change. pete williams is nbc's justice correspondent. he joins me now with the story. what exactly is the court being asked to decide and what impact could it have on u.s. policy? >> the latter question, i have no idea. the former question is the constitutionality the law passed by congress in 2002 that said if someone is -- someone is an american citizen, born in jerusalem and wants the passport to say israel, than it must say israel. that's the issue here. a boy born of american parents in jerusalem. all his passports says is jerusalem. the lawyers for the family say this is a perfectly good law because congress is the one that decides what goes on passports. after all, it regulates commerce between nations and it also governs naturalization. there's the passport authority, the obama administration says n

jerusalem, the holy city, is an ever more tense and deadly one. brian, the policeman injured in that shoot-out has now died. so five dead plus the two killers. and fears here tonight of a sharpening religious edge to the long political conflict here. fears, too, that all this violence could be building towards a third palestinian uprising. jerusalem tonight is a city on edge. brian? >> bill neely live for us tonight to start us off from jerusalem. bill, thanks. >>> back to this country, and again tonight it's a weather emergency making news. a bitterly cold night in store for most people in this country. officially as of this morning temperatures were below freezing at least somewhere in all 50 states. and yes, that includes hawaii. being on the water, however, is not a good thing tonight in the northeast. take what they call the lake effect in buffalo, new york, where they're expecting 70 inches of snow before this is over. right now falling 4 to 5 inches per hour. right now there's 35 inches. more snow on the lake front than there is at the airpo

this is the deadliest attack in the holy city in six years. some fear it may spark a new round of retaliation by israel. >> upsetting events there. >>> 4:45 on your wednesday morning. the city of ferguson, missouri, bracing for more trouble oust a looming legal decision. many believe grand jurors should be getting close to deciding whether charges should be filed. protest groups acknowledge there may be resentment if the officer's not charged, and the ripple effect being felt in gun stores as far away in st. louis. sales have tripled in recent weeks, attributed to nervous residents. >>> 4:45. safety regulators want a japanese company to expand its recall of defective air bags. land end is live with details. >> good morning. u.s. safety regulators are calling on japanese auto part maker takata to expand a recall nationwide. currently the recall only covers space with high humidity conditions the move is prompted by a new incident in north carolina. they say if they won't agree, they'll order the company to do some the senate is holding a hearing

the family home of people connected with recent attacks against israelis. as gerald tan reports, it is keeping tensions high in a divided city. >> an uneasy night after a day of bloodshed. the holy city of jerusalem was as divided as ever. jewish activists took to the streets in response to the storming of a synagogue. the attackers were palestinian from east jerusalem. >> we cannot hang around, work with us and slaughter us. >> palestinian protesters scuffled with police. fire and smoke were seen coming from the mostly arab neighbourhood. emotions were running high as israeli forces raided the homes of attackers and rescued members of the families. binyamin netanyahu ordered several palestinian homes to be demolished. >> as a nation we will settle the score with every terrorist. there are some that want to uproot us from our states and capitals. they will not succeed. we are in a battle over jerusalem. >> jerusalem witnessed a state of violence partly over contested holy site. it's created security challenge, and one to the overall negotiating efforts. >> we are against the killing of innocent people, being palestinians, israelis. it doesn't matter. this is not helpful for, you

allen pizo deadly terror in the holy city. three americans are among the dead. israel's retaliation comes swiftly. jericka duncan on a buffalo stampede. the city is trampled by a white wall of winter, on the coldest november morning in the continental united states this century. ♪ feed the world >> pelley: and mark phillips with a blast from the past. 30 years after this, rock stars band together again to fight a new crisis in africa.

while hamas did not claim responsibility for the attack, the massacre some inflaming the holy city whereecent violence has fueled concerns of a new interfad da. >>> an air bag recall has gotten a whole loss worse. federal regulators are calling on japanese company takada and several automakers to extend recalls to all 50 states. a previous recall included only regions of the country with high humidity. a report of a defective bag in arizona outside the original area prompted them to extend this nationwide. the expansion will affect millions of cars made by ford, honda, crisler, mazda and bmw. more than 14 million vehicles have been recalled since 2008 because of takata-made air bags. this brings us to business news today and a look at the impact this massive air bag recall will have on affected motor companies. cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us from london. what does this mean for all those five automakers just mentioned and how important is this for people out there with these cars, to be paying attention to this and get them in to get promptly fixed? >> reporter: on the latter point as yo

and israel work together to stop the escalating violence in a holy city? it is "happening now". >> a major national issue up for vote in the senate. after stalling for months, will law makers approve the construction of the key stone pipeline. if congress said says will the president pull out the veto plan and say no. >> worst terror sent to gitmo. and some of them are out and heading back to the battle fold to fight with our enemies. should the terror lock up remain open. >> getting him off of the border is grat foying. >> a neighborhood pooch tracks down the u.s. marshal on the most wanted list. case closed thanks to an unusual twist. >> it is the weirdest thing. it is all "happening now"ing now. >> first to the top story, supporters say it would bring thousands of jobs and critics call it an environmental disaster. welcome to the second hour of "happening now" on tuesday. i am jon scott. >> we are awaiting the vote in the senate on the controversial oil pipe line. democratic leaders hope that senator mary landrieu's support for the project will help in t

who is behind it, what to could mean for an already tense situation in the holy city. >> it is tuesdayg, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we're following today. in addition to that one, p pen gaming board could decided to which developer gets to build another casino in philadelphia. four bids are n only one license available. so the big question: who is it going to, where will it be? we have a full report coming up. >> but first, it is not even thanksgiving yet, already feeling like winter, temperatures hovering around freezing but feeling like the teens right now, listen, hear that, ya, that's thein

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millions of iraqi shiite muslims marching through the holy city of karbala to commemorate the seventh century killing of the prophet muhammad's grandson when cemented the split between shiites and sunni muslims. >>> bill karins is here on election day with our forecast, especially when so much hinges on the weather when people get out to vote. >> so many states. we had bad weather days on election day history, with snow and ice storms. rain forms today, one big one in the middle of the country. this one moving through the west. we already have picked up two to four inches of rain in the olympics. that's produced some minor flooding out there. we're not really seeing anything too horrible. the storm totals, well, we already had, should get an additional, bigger cities, not as much as the mountains of course and slowly ending during the day today. umbrella weather for much of the region. here is your election day forecast, and we are completely dry from northern california southward, very typical. we're about 83 beautiful degrees there in los angeles. 79 in san diego. as we go throughou

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who is behind it, what to could mean for an already tense situation in the holy city. >> it is tuesday, november 18th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we're following today. in addition to that one, p pen gaming board could decided to which developer gets to build another casino in philadelphia. four bids are n only one license available. so the big question: who is it going to, where will it be? we have a full report coming up. >> but first, it is not even thanksgiving yet, already feeling like winter, temperatures hovering around freezing but feeling like the teens right now, listen, hear that, ya, that's the wind, that's the winds, coming into work today, saw couple of flags, weren't starched but were whipping pretty good. so it is throughout. >> if you're not bundled for the cold, it cut right through you. >> cuts like a knife. for sure. >> because we haven't had a day like this, we had them all the time last winter. >> no kidding. >> but haven't had a day like this in so long, it will be that much worse. in terms of how it feels, you jus

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. >> violence in the holy city of jerusalem -- the terrorists struck during prayer, with four lives lost, all rabbis. three were american-israeli citizens. >> obviously, we condemn on the strongest terms these attacks. israeli embassy, there's a strong security presence with local police department stepping up as well. d.c. police added extra attention to all synagogues in the city on the heel of the attacks. it's not as likely. >> that was likely at the jewish community center. >> i appreciate when we have extra security at all the religious institutions and i think it's horrible we had to have extra security at all the religious institutions in america. israel are people in feeling more intensely than we are here, but certainly our hearts and minds go out. >> adding to the shock year was the theme of the deadly hate crime. >> it just shows how angry everybody is. my heart breaks. >> the only hope is that the younger generation -- older people like myself are to fix in our ways will stop >> in speaking with d.c. police, it's not clear how long they will keep the added patrols, but that

abbas called for an end to provocation inside the holy city. we'll update you with more as the news breaks on this. >> this is "outnumbered." and today's hashtag one lucky guy, the executive producer of "imus in the morning," bernard mc girk is out and outnumbered. >> welcome back. >> thanks very much for having me. a lot of weighty issues out there and i know a lot of you consider me a younger hailist version of charles crowdhammer. i'm flattered bynow he is as well so i'm here to help you break it down. >> no one considers you that. >> secrets about mr. imus, too. think of something really -- >> i have it right here. >> hellacious. imus revealed. >> imus exposed. >> so much for being just some adviser. the man at the center of the obamacare controversy, architect jonathan gruber has had more than a dozen appointments to visit the white house since democrats began drafting the health care law in 2009 but the president making gruber appear to be a little more than just a back bencher. after the m.i.t. professor came under fire for saying voters

for jerusalem," after two palestinian men murdered four rabbis and a policeman at a synagogue in the holy citythe killers used guns and meat cleavers. their murderous rampage ended, only when police gunned them down. three of the rabbis were americans. the president of the palestinian authority condemned the attacks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, the israelis will not be driven from jerusalem. the grand jury ruling in the michael brown shooting is not out yet, but protest groups are preparing for any outcome. local prosecutors suggested the grand jury will decide whether to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson this month. the f-b-i warns the decision could be exploited by extremist protesters who plan to riot or damage property. protest groups are also stocking up and staying connected through social media. some even have registries for supporters to buy them supplies like surgical masks, cameras, and goggles. another stumbling block on the keystone oil pipeline. the bill failed in the senate. the bill fell just one vote short of the 60 needed to get it to president o

before the boy was born congress gave united states citizens born in the holy city the choice to have israel listed on passportses but when the boy's family, the consulate refused. >> an arizona woman gave more than she intended. the woman accidentally dropped her wedding ring into a trick-or-treater's bag and put the ring in a car and forgot to remove it when she filled the bowl with candy. >> it and my wedding ring. you can replace it but it is not the same. >> i hope someone has it. and doesn't know what to do with it or don't know how to find out which house it came from. >> she put up posters hoping someone will come forward with the ring. >> for the little kids they would probably rather very a ring pop than a diamond. >> the little lop -- lollipop. >> they were disappointed because it has no taste. >> in san jose, we look to show the almanac and today we focus on san jose from 70 and 50, the average highs and lows and 61, and coolest is 21, and less than 1.5" of rain. the average high is 70 and we are above that spiking at 80 on wednesday but in the mid-to-upper 70s the rest of

. >> reporter: visitors to the holy city is the focus for the commemoration reached record levels with 15 million visiting, according to local authorities. across baghdad preparations are under way. despite the danger from attack many are ready to brave whatever may come. >> those isil rats are trying to infest us, just like al-qaeda did. this is a symbol of peace for all humanity. i'm not scared to be here at all. >> reporter: his words are common here, that nothing will stop people from coming to show their love. >>> there are fears that there will be attacks across iraq. ashoura is commemorated from monday night into tuesday morning, and this street will be packed full of the faithful. the government said that there is an unprecedented presence and ashoura will pass. >> but already leaders words seem hollow. food and drink is important and is given away for free, but politics also play as part and slogans are displayed in pride. this year it's not just the old enemies but new ones like isil. al jazeera, baghdad. >> back to yemen where two tribesmen have been killed in two drone atta

it was the deadliest attack in the holy city since 2008. israeli officials tightened the security. on high alert at the line between east and west jerusalem. security forces also demolished the home of a palestinian who killed two people back in october during an attack on a jerusalem computer rail platform. the pope is condemning yesterday's attack. he is calling for israelis and palestinians to take courageous steps to forth peace. he made the comments today during his weekly general audience. he is concerned by the "alarming increase in tensions in the holy land." >>> this just in. the first openly gay player in a major american professional sport is retiring. jason collins made history when he took the court for the nets earlier this year. but he was not on the roster when they began the new season this fall. he announced his retirement in a story for "sports illustrated." >>> president obama could announce an executive order on immigration reform by later this week. the president booked a trip to las vegas for friday. that's where he outlined his blueprint for immigration legi

today's attack is a deadliest in the holy city since 2008. the palestinians attack with meat cleavers an gun. the synagogue is in and all tra orth dock neighborhood where the attackers died in a shoot out with police. israeli prime minister order the homes of those mendte polish. us considers hamas the terrorist organization and tonight that group is praise dag's attack. >> as missouri braces for grand jury ruling on the threes shooting of a ferguson teenager the governor has now appointed an independent panel to try and help heal the community. jurors are deciding whether the officer will face charges in the death of 18 year old michael brown that shooting set off weeks of protests sometimes violent in the st. louis suburb. the grand jury's decision on whether to indict or clear officer wilson could come any day now. >>> the controversial keystone xl oil pipeline fails to win approval in the democratic controlled senate tonight by one vote. the measure is identical to the one that passed the house oh and friday. republicans noting the project

this the second such incident in two weeks in the holy city. >>> new video shows fighting in kobani. smoke could be seen from the turk oish side of the border. isis has been attacking since mid september. kurdish forces are fighting back. kobani residents have found refuge in neighboring occurty. . >>> medical officials in spain announced a nurse sick with ebola has been discharged from the hospital. doctors held a news conference today to say that she had been given a clean bill of health. she had been treated for a month. she contracted ebola after treating two infected spanish missionaries who were flown back from west africa. she's expected to go back to her home village in northern spain. >>> save the children is opening its first ebola treatment center in sierra leone. it will provide diagnosis and treatment to patients an ensure children receive necessary care and protection. it will be staffed by more than 200 medical workers, including a group of cuban doctors. it was built by british army engineers. >>> we are learning more about the oregon man accused of throwing her son af

the holy city of jerusalem peering down the barrel of a potential eruption of killing after this gruesome terror attack on a jewish place of worship. even in the face of a recent spike in violence, israelis are absolutely stunned at what happened today at that synagogue in west jerusalem where these four rabbis, three from the united states were slain by two intruders screaming islamic religious slogans. according to witnesses, these assailants entered just before 7:00 a.m. bearing a gun, knives and even axes. and, as you can imagine, the scene is gruesome, but it really paints a realistic picture of what exactly happened and just a warning, i'm going to show you these images right now. take a look here inside of this ultra orthodox synagogue after the terror attack that killed the four rabbis and wounded the six others. i mean, you see this. short time ago, prime minister benjamin netanyahu issued this forceful response. >> i decided this evening to demolish the homes of the terrorists who committed this massacre and to accelerate t the -- homes of previous terrorists and to enforce law

. >>> the fight over the holy city of jerusalem. >>> keeping kobani out of i.s.i.l.'s hands. >>> a crash of a spaceship in the desert. >>> the final pitch to voters. and macy gray on success, struggles and the story behind her biggest hit. we begin in syria with a big boost for kurdish forces fighting i.s.i.l. in kobani. just a few hours ago, iraqi peshmerga fighters crossed into the territory. the arrival of the reenforcements has been delayed for more than a week. we get more from jamalel shalil. >> it's been a long while as far as the fighters, a long awaited moment for them. the kurdish or the iraqi kurdish peshmerga forces have been in turkey for a while to wait for the safe passage to enter. moshed pinar. when they were headed towards that crossing fierce fighting occurred, local fighters said they believed it was local coalition fighters, but what they ended up doing is going through another route another way into the ypd controlled forces in kobani. they are armed with managed to forage a way in the middle of the night, obviously there was also some trouble ge

that is leaving the holy city on edge tonight. >> 3 americans among the 5 dea dead. they were targeted as they worship. >> attacked with guns. knives. axes. horrible scene. >> tonight terri takes us in the synagogue where the rampage took place. >> unimaginable scene unfolding in just seven minutes. shoot out at jerusalem synagogue. about. >> we came to pray this morningment coming in the synagogue and we heard gunshots from down stars. heard one shot 2 shot then a flurry of shots. we all ran out. >>reporter: inside a grizzly horror. blood everywhere. on the floor. on the sacred book. when we araved later we were taken inside to the scene. >> eyewitness tell us the 2 attacker burst in the room 30 people were praying this morning. first assail interest had a gun and started shooting people. second was armed with butcher knife or cleaver and hacked away at the woman. >> they showed us the bullet hole piercing the wall where the sacred tore a is kept. another tearing through the spine of bible. the pages ripped apart. >> both attackers pill citizen an cuss 49 east jerus

. >>> the holy city of jerusalem is tense after weeks of unrest over religious sites sacred to jews and muslims. two were shot dead following the killing of five israelis in a synagogue. another four have been killed in attacks. andrew simmonds has been taking a ride to see how commuters are coping. >> in the ancient city of jerusalem, this is no ordinary tram line, it follows a route of violent division between jews and arabs, running allowing what was part of the green line separating east jerusalem and the west before the 1967 war. stop by stop this tram follows a modern time line of division and tragedy. this tram line links occupied east jerusalem with the rest of the city. in doing so it's a focal point for anger in the conflict. here, now, there's a sense of frustration, of fear. this is not surprising. most places you look, there's a gun in sight. fewer people are getting on board. the concrete bollard is to prevent attackers from crashing cars into crowds. two were killed here a fortnight ago. two weeks earlier, a woman and a baby were skilled. in both attacks the palestinian d

>> the most important thick is that jerusalem is the holy city for all three monotheistic religions. since israel after '67 took over, jerusalem, until then, everyone could enter the religious site except for jews. it's open to all religions of all faiths, of all people. now the important thing out of this is to think what can change. what can change that is education and the incitement is the one that led to what we see today. in this we have to look in the eye and try and change because the inclimate doesn't come only from hamas, it comes from state palestinian tv. it comes with caricatures show ing basically cars trying to ram jews, it comes with vile, vile incitement calling for days of rage and that's the result you see in seeing those horrible stuff and, look, innocent israelis today can't even find sanctuary in a sanctuary of a sinning into. >> here's the difficulty for the israeli prime minister. he's urging israelis not to take matters into their own hands, even if their blood is boiling. there's a fear there will be a lot of tit for tat attacks, right? >> the israeli prime m

police are checking id's at the border, following tuesday's deadly attack on the synagogue in the holy city. >> worshipers return to the scene today to pray for the victim, sitting only steps from window pierced by bullets. >> and, use the meat cleavers, knives and handgun to target health of morning prayers. police shot and killed the the attackers after they killed five people, including four rabbis, three of them born in the u.s. israelis and palestinians are now trading blame. pennsylvania palestinian president mahmoud abbass condemned the attack but called on israel to stop its provocations. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called abbass condemnation insufficient and promised retaliation. here in washington president obama is urging both sides to reject the violence. >> too many israelis have died and too many palestinians have died. >> reporter: in jerusalem israeli police arrested protesters in the gaza strip, dozens celebrated the the killing even handing candy to passers by. all while family members laid victims to rest. susan mcginnes for cbs news, washington. >>> well, c

jerusalem and within the mosque definitely we going to see and whitmore -- witness more attacks in the holy citym. >> where does this then leave the so called peace talks and in israel like foreign minister and hoped the state of recognition which has come from a number of european countries will help break the stalemate in the peace process, do you think that this can help? do you think this will increase pressure for a two-state solution? >> well, it is not about the international community is pressing the palestinian and israelis to go forward and revive the peace negotiations but let me remind you and the viewers that peace negotiations reach a deadlock at the end of march of this year after netanyahu government refused to free palestinian prisoners in which israel agreed in previous peace talks to free the palestinian prisoners arrested by israel before the signing of the agreement in september of 1993. as a result of that the peace negotiations did end and after president abbas signed a reconciliation deal with hamas on april 25 of this year and later, a month later established a palestini

if you go further into the med evil city, the holy sites were turned into churches. from 1948 to 1967 jordan forbid the jews from entering the city. this is one in a series of history of restrictions. each has its own political and historical circumstances. restricting access to the holy sites is part of the story of jerusalem, a sad story. >> you have a balance of young and old jews, muslims, is there a resolution in the future. what do we see here? >> i got my degree history, not prophecy. i'm not sure. i think the sorts of work that mustafa is going in dialogue is important to try to lower the tensions. >> how do you begin to ease the conflict? >> by taking into account both people's emotions and attachment to the city. i think we were almost - we were close at one point, states many like rabin, and arafat, trying to figure out a way. unfortunately event did not materialize as we had hoped. the only way to look at the future with a degree of optimism is to educate people about the importance on both sides of jerusalem to the other side, and therefore mutual underst