>> i think gidi's report outlines a lot of the activities.y've learned dramatically and ironically they've learned from the self-organization within britain and elsewhere. and they revere how the community organizes. i was a member of parliament in britain for eight years, represented my hometown which has a very significant south asian population from pakistan, kashmir, bangladesh. and i still live in my hometown. and they are -- and conversations often happen which is a great irony for my jewish community friends where they revered -- but they say why can't we be organized? why are we so pathetic at putting our case? it doesn't feel like it from our side. but they think that they couldn't -- we have a phrase in the north of england, you know, it's very difficult to plat fog and they don't they are very effective but the truth is what they've done they've been very, very good, just like the nonstate actors. they are opportunist. and. and our architecture both in america and in europe is established. it's like super tankers, like governments

[applause] >> gidi, rafael, any further comments? >> well, i don't care. i think the beauty of democracy. there's no single voice. there's a lot of discrepancy and you have to live with that. so instead of focusing as lorna said on those elements. you have to focus on the different group of people and try -- maybe i'm wrong, but i think we have failed miserably when we have taking our reactive policy to our legitimaters and we need to go on the fence and we need to go on the fence with positive message. we have to change our narratives. we are presenting israel always in a positive moral. we don't engage other people who are criticizing israel because i think for us, maybe they have a right to pursue but not for us. we try to change their mind of those people who are more receptive and try to avoid confrontation which also always prove for our cause. >> we have just launched in the house of commons in britain a campaign about the case of israel and it was launched by labour members of parliament, deputy secretary-generals in some of the trade unions in bri

. >> you want to gidy up? >> i think so. we are doing to continue with the rest of the news and why they might impose a speed limit for bike riders. i don't know about the horse riders. >>> coming up in tech today, we'll take a look at ten years of apple. >>> and a holy different kind of horsepower. are lookinghe tgh the caldecott tunnel. i don't know where bob is going on the horse, but he's going somewhere we'll be back with the morning commute. >>> welcome back at 5:32. how do you feel about a proposed speed limit for bike riders? they want bicycles to travel ten miles per hour on the bridge to reduce accidents with pedestrians. there are two meetings, the first starts in a half hour at 6:00 this morning. the next is at 3:00 in the afternoon. both meetings are held at the north end of the golden gate bridge to the south bay, mike is checking the morning commute. how is it looking? >> overall, it's looking nice. we'll get you a map of the south bay. debris reported on 280 at 87. all around this map in the northbound direct