. >> i was with kahlil. let's go here. >> we were like what i would say -- >> let's listen to the music. >> i think i'm going to come back and crash that guitar. that would bring a moment of comedy. >> there are hundreds of checkpoints throughout the occupied territories to make the israelis feel safer. the palestinians, on the other hand, see these checkpoints as a method for the israelis to humiliate them and control their lives. when we traveled, jamal and i had to pass many roadblocks, tunnels that could only be traveled by the army and the settlers. the clear separation underscored the limited freedom of movement of the palestinians versus the unlimited access of the israelis. >> we thought that it would be important to meet one of the leading gunmen of the palestinians. he was the leader of a brigade and agreed to see us in an area that saw some of the worst fighting between palestinian resistance and the israeli army. we met him in one of the many hideaways which made the israelis and our crew very ne

. >> reporter: but most people disagree. 54% say workers should accept management's offer and kahlil eden gives his reason why. >> because you getting paid enough to make it so far. maybe you should get another job or go part time. >> reporter: tough words but with a second strike looming, many riders are tired of figuring out a plan b to get around the bay area. the poll shows many will drive likely clogging up the roads. only 11% will work from home. if bart strikes, alex says he will take a shuttle but isn't going to like it. >> you guys need to get your act together. fix this and don't go on strike. >> reporter: so we did a similar poll all the way back in august on this looming bart strike. honestly, the dial hasn't moved all that much since then. even back then, the majority of people favored management over the bart workers. live in fremont, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> we'll have continuing coverage of the strike threat on kpix.com. and right here on kpix 5 as well including another live report that's coming up at 6:30 with the very latest on the ongoing negotiations. >>> tomorrow,