Whelm look at what we get bigger risk to a company nan he appears to have a criminal view. The man that shot him is a hero. And Stephen Harper said canada would not be intimidated. Stephen harper laid sa wreath. Ali velshi covered the story, hes in toronto. Can you bring us up to speed on what happened today. A few hours ago the rcmp, the police force, in the course of a press conference released video showing the shooter after having been at the war memorial after shooting a soldier, he commandeered a car. Getting out of the car, as far as you cap take it, taking it to parliament, running across the lawn. Peel around him realise that theres a man with a gun, a big gun, they are running away. He is taking a clear shot all the way to the doors of parliament. This is unusual on several levels. The area outside of parliament is part of the city of ottawa, that is the responsibility of the atweigh Police Ottawa plies. He wan across the lournings the responsibility of the he ran across the laurnings the responsibility of the canadian mounted police. He b got all the way to the door, which is like airport entry, and was shot by the sergeant in arms. That video will be important in the investigation. He ran right for the back of parliament, down a long hallway. What he didnt seem to be aware of is that this was the morning of the caucus meetings meaning pretty much every member of parliament was there meeting with their party in rooms off the main hallway. Had he stopped and opened up three of the different doors, he would have seen large gatherings of members of parliament, at one point probably the Prime Minister. It did not seem line he had a clear goal in the building. As you mentioned, he seemed to have a social Media Connections to others who had extreme views, but plus are not saying in fact, the foreign minister of canada was clear that the gentleman did not have a direct connection to an organised group as far as canadian authorities can tell, which placed the idea that he may have been a loan wonderful with extremist tendencies, tying in to the fact that a quebec born man who converted to islam, ran down two canadian soldiers killing one on monday. They are not organised, but there is similarity, coming together to give canadians a wake up. I dont see obvious increases of security in toronto. But they are talking about the now. You know the area well and know a lot of players. Yes. We talk about it being a wake up, what is the mood like. Are people thinking this is something they may see more of . Well, im seeing a range of responses with some eager to convince everywhere this is a one off, isolated, it has to do with security around parliament, and theyll beef it up. We heard the rcmp say theyll increase the nine formed police preps. Theres a group saying its an event and we need to treat it as such. Others say Public Places like parliament, congress in the United States are the houses of the people, and we shouldnt lock them down. Its a longstanding debate, each in 2006 when the sergeant at arms. The rcmp veteran, he called for his guards to have guns or batons, there were a lot of members that didnt know thats how we did it. On the other side of the spectrum, we had a lot of canadians saying lets get our heads out of the sand. Canada took big roles in afghanistan, i. S. I. L. , and identified the 90 canadians that it thinks are using canadian passports to travel to turkey and get into syria and iraq, and is revoking the passports, and is tightening surveillance. Now we are an enemy of some of these people. Its a range of emotion, like post 9 11, you see all levels of emotion and arguments about what this needs. We know theres security failures, and canadians are wondering what the future holds for them. Ali velshi in canada for us this evening, thank you to much now, acts of terrorism lead governments and businesses to spend more money on security. We want to talk about cost and whether we get what we pay for. Lets start with the private sector. A security fishing aces statements that security will grow to 777 billion next year. From 300 this year. Security guards, alarm systems, hiring people who can fight cyber crimes. The private sector spends 10 billion on counterterrorism, and the aziz survey nose that the september 1st september 11th attacks are a driver for growth. The bigger concern for taxpayers is how much the government is spending to fight terrorism. A report by cato says before 9 11 the u. S. Spent 25 billion annually to deter, disrupt and protect against terror. That figure jumped to about 100 billion, a lot spent by the department of Homeland Security whose budget is 60 billion. Cato is a libertarian think tank. It will not surprise you to learn that the authors think the u. S. Is spending too much, relative to the People Killed by terrorists in the United States. That aside, its worth debating whether we created a Homeland Security industrial complex. Here are two guys that argue private security is more efficient and effective. What the government can therefore and we have the head of security, Deputy Director of the National Association of Security Companies in washington. Steve, i think that most americans assume that the government is who is keeping them safe. I want to talk about private security and how they figure into that. It is a huge part of this. It definitely is. Its a partnership between the government and private security. How big of a partnership. Are we equal . Are private security firms a little part of the puzzle . For instance, take the department of Homeland Security. They are in charge of securing 11,000 federal buildings. They have the federal protective service. They set the risk profiles for all the buildings, they do the risk assessments, they determine the counter measures, and when one of the countermeasures is a need for Armed Security officers, they contract out to private Security Companies the officers, and theres approximately 14,000 private Security Officers, with about 20 Different Companies that are buildings. 20 Different Companies involved. That many. We talked to the boston mayor, and boston had to deal with big issues following the Boston Marathon bombing, and we talked to him about what they have been doing, and i want to listen to what he said. I think the monetary cost you cant look at that. Its about keeping people people, wetter training, and the police force in boston is better trained and equipped. I think the policing changes, you look at policing from 10 years ago, you talk about policing and ending crime in the neighbourhood to acts of violence and terrorism. So do you agree, bill, that it is more training and its not the money, how important is the monetary cost, and how much its grown as well . Sure, in fact, my view is that more security is not better security unless its applied properly against the risk. I think to the mayors point, training is an important port of it important part of it. Deterrence doesnt happen. We are taking a tough position. Its like yesterday, the police see something, you tart to respond to it start to respond to it. What is the proper thing to do. When we train with the clients, it brings home the point of what happens in reality when the whistle goes off, when people are asked to do something. In canada, thats what they did. The good news story is they responded properly. They cant protect anyone anywhere and Public Places are free, open and exposed. Once they approach parliament house, the sergeant in arms acted quickly. Thats where the training comes in. Steve, you estimate theres 23 times as many contractors in the u. S. As public Law Enforcement. How much larger can the industry get. I find the number big. Yes, so theres around 2 million private Security Officers working with security Contract Companies or inhouse Security Officers and 750,000 Law Enforcement officers. What we are finding, jan, is that as the pressure on cities and municipalities grow, pressures, they are cutting the Police Forces in order to fill the void, private security fills the void. You have business district, home openers Association Using private security to do what Police Officers used to do in terms of patrols. Theres a lot of potential for private security to fill the void, without a doubt. You say that the Cato Institute said that domestic terror attacks, boston, those things can fuel and be drivers for the security industry, and the amount of money we are spending. You thing it started a long time ago or before that. What splashed the growth, and what will keep it going . Early on, 40, 50 years ago, when the private security went from the night watchman to a couple of dogs, it was to take over where the government couldnt provide support, fill in the gaps for private industry. Whether its manufacturing, Main Office Buildings or whatever had to take the responsibility themselves that was the impetus in the late 60, early 70s. Certainly major events triggered an uptake in that, including 9 11. The impetus is private security, corporations looking after the welfare of their assets and people. Well tell you that today, a good part of what is driving the costs to some of the clients we see is the overseas expansion, what do they do to protect their employees. Thats an important thing, a duty of care. Part of the equation is not just locked guards, guns and lights, its policies, procedures and how the companies augment what the government can provide. Is there a point that the security becomes overkill, that theres too much, that its grown too much. Is that a risk you see at all. I dont see it as a risk. Security starts with a risk assessment. You have to do a professional analysis of what the security needs. Up in canada, i question the fact that they didnt have Armed Security at the doors of a building where the Prime Minister whereas in a room. Im not saying that that is failsafe, but, you know, i think they really need to reassess the risk posture at the buildings. If you do that, i think youll find the right mix. You wont prevent all scenarios, but its a tradeoff, that can be made without too much ipp struings on pub intrusion on public freedom and other rights. Thank you. More details will come out on this. Its interesting to think about how the private industry is involved with the government. Thank you both so much next companies are spending millions to protect their customers from hackers, there may be a cheaper solution. What they can do to ward off big threats. Plus, we are following the money, i. S. I. L. Is flush with dash where it comes from and what the United States can do about it. Youre watching real money. Tell us what is on your mind. Keep it here. Federal authorities have charged seven people with conspiring with al qaeda. Since 9 11 the us has spent has spent billions of dollars on domestic counterterrorism operations. I wanted to be in on the big game and to be paid topdollar for it. Thats it. Many of these involved targeted informant led stings. To them, everyone in the Muslim Community is a potential informant or a potential terrorist. The massive Security Breaches at retailers like target and home depot, and the Bank Jpmorgan chase are costing companies more than damage to their reputations. Companies are paying millions to build up their defenses. According to the fbi the biggest hacking threats comes from employees, making companies constantly vulnerable from within. There could be an easy solution. Pay them more to enhance their loyalty, we are joined now by our next guest. Is it as simple as paying people more . Why would it solve the problem . This is a form of employee theft. If you look at the literature for employee theft, its from employees feeling disgruntled, often because they are not paid or feel appreciated. You have the theft number, you have one in your story. As you have your salary go down, theft increases. You dont think of the cyber hacking as theft. Really, it is. You think its analogous. Yes, behaviour comes from feeling not appreciated or underpaid. Its a form of theft. The federal bureau of investigation report, crazy ideas about People Holding the website hostage. You could be fired, and have access to control if and figure out how to leverage that. We had experiences of disgroundled tech guy disgruntled tech guy that doesnt feel appreciated. Not to stereo type it. You can see that happening. What can a company do. We think of the outside threats, which we know are viable and companies are having to defend against that. How do you defend against that from the inside. If you ever had employees, its hard to make everyone happy all the time. It is, but theres studies about what makes employees feel more appreciated. Number one is scope for enhancement and that their work is being valued. More rising to the top. It was not always this way. Enough. Im curious about contractors. When i read the story i thought of edward snowden. Exactly. He was paid a lot of money, i dont know if that works for him. The idea of a contractor. Theres a lot in the tech industry. How do you combat against that. They are outside your system. Companies have to realise thats a vulnerability of working with outside companies. They want to be contractors, they feel adequately paid. You give up a lot of screening, you go through an interview process making sure the person is loyal. They have more loyalty, companies have to internalize that this is a cost of using contractors, its a bigger security threat. How much more money would a company need to pay. Is it a nicer christmas present. Can you put a dollar amount on it for the boss . It depends on the company. What they pay relative to other companies, whether or not they have contractors, or when the company is relying on more contractors, how internal ememploys feel. Its moral. Whether its bonas arrangements or a higher salary. So interesting. Thank you alison, appreciate you coming and shedding light on this. When we think of the cyber risks, we are thinking about it from the outside. Its always the person closer to you it makes roughly a Million Dollars every day from oil. Its not a company or country. Its i. S. I. L. We follow the money and where it leads coming up what you probably dont know about ubers car service. It will make you think about it the next time you ride. Today we got another glimpse into how difficult it will be to defeat i. S. I. L. Turns out the militant group is awash in cash. The treasury official whose job it is to weaken the groups offences said i. S. I. L. Earns about a Million Dollars a day from black market oil sales alone. Mike viqueira is at the white house. I. S. I. L. Is raising a lot of money through illegal activities of the the Group Fighting i. S. I. L. Has a lot of overhead. A million a day in black market oil sales, facilities that they have taken over they are selling it on the black market, a million a day, before the air strikes began in august. 20 million this year alone in ransom that Administration Officials have spoken time and time again about not paying ransom. Others are paying it. 20 million a year. They are robbing banks, looting crops and antiquities, selling girls and women as slaves. In particular, the white house and Administration Officials are mentioning social media, a major source of fundraising for i. S. I. L. , and foreign fighters, a major expense that they are directing towards bringing in individuals, as many as 15,000 coming from overseas. David cohen is the treasury official in charge of the financing that brings funding to the terrorists. He spoke in two different venues in washington, including at the white house. I. S. I. L. Can use some of the funds essentially to pay for the fighters to come into the area. Which is one of the reasons also that we are focused on keeping i. S. I. L. Out of the International Financial system. Their ability to fund, you know, someone who wants to travel from wherever into iraq or syria that is made easier if they can send a wire transfer. We have seen the revenue side, how about the expense side. As much as 2 billion a day. That is the budget that the Iraqi Government was dedicating to the areas inside of iraq, under the control of i. S. I. L. , including the city of mosul. Where the treasury official say they are having trouble meeting basic services, needs, electricity and water of keeping all that turned on. It is a high revenue organization, a high expense organization, this, as the administration continues to fight the streams, especially the smugglers selling the oil turkey. Incredible numbers. Mike viqueira at the white house. Thank you. There were nine more u. S. Led air strikes in syria and iraq, targetting i. S. I. L. And insurgents who have taken large swaths of territory. Four hit around the besieged town of kobane. Of all the violence in the middle east one of the biggest weapons is money. Three countries in particular. Saudi arabia, turkey and qatar have been accused of funding militant groups, some designated as terrorists. Tonight we focus on saudi arabia, a country dogged by accusations of support for islamic militants in the region. Ali velshi has this report. Reporter the saudis, many following a severe form of islam consider themselves the guardians of holy places. Saudi clerics encouraged citizens to support Sunni Islamic citizens throughout the middle east. The clerics do that with the unofficial consent of the saudi arabia government. Critics say by granting clerics so much latitude the saudis may trouble. There are extreme clerics in the country, they have not been rained in, running raened in, they have control of the education system, the public place and a Global Presence through the embassies. That has kept the money flowing. The u. S. Department of treasury said last march is that sympathetic private saudi donors have been funding Terrorists Organisation in the middle east and behind. Private saudi money has gone to the hall carny network, in pakistan, saudis financed lashkar eltoiba, a group that killed almost 200 in 2008. Their goal is the establishment of an Islamic State in kashmir. In neighbouring yemen saudi citizens are funding the Extremist Group known as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, they are notable for highprofile terrorist attacks, including an attempt to blow up a Northwest Airlines flight in the United States on december 25th, 2009. The saudi record on counterterrorism has been mixed. There has been significant ideological support coming out of saudi arabia for vaurs terrorist groups. Various terrorist groups. Some charge in syria the royal family ignored news about its own citizens joining and funding proislamic forces battling the regime of bashar alassad. One of those groups funded by the saudis is the Syrian Branch of alqaeda are, nusra. One affiliated cleric based in syria posted a campaign called wage jihad with your money donors interested in supporting antiass add militants could earn silver status by donating 175 for 50 sniper bullets, over 300 buying gold status. And it was said early in the syrian conflict many agreed that private saudi money was used to fund the Islamic State of iraq and levant. Or i. S. I. L. There is support to some extent for i. S. I. L. Among saudi citizens, its likely that saudi citizens have funded i. S. I. L. In the past, and its probable that saudi citizens are continuing to try to send money to i. S. I. L. Reporter earlier this year i. S. I. L. Forces made lightening fast gains in syria and iraq, controlling vast stretches of territory. Iraq borders saudi arabia, bringing the threat of a brutal armed Islamic State that reflects no National Boundaries home to the saudis. And the threat from hostile i. S. I. L. Militants on its own border may bring back dark memories. Back in 2003 al qaeda launched a series of brutal attacks inside saudi arabia, killing scores of people. The saudis responded by cracking down internally on hundreds of militants, successfully snuffing out al qaedas domestic terror campaign. But the private saudi support for external Terror Financing continued, and may be coming back to haunt the sowedies. Saud saudis. In may the saudis announced a plot to kill officials and attack foreign officials. 62 were arrested, almost all saudi nationals, and some had been encouraged to dary out the assassinations by saudi arabia i. S. I. L. Member in syria. In response the saudi government began a campaign to stop its open citizens from backing islamic terrorist organizations working abroad. Specially those in syria. Its 100 illegal in saudi arabia to send money to i. S. I. L. , to encourage ideological support for i. S. I. L. , and also its illegal to go abroad to syria or iran to fight with i. S. I. L. In september, saudi arabia joined the usled collision against i. S. I. L. , in air strikes led by the United States, saudi arabia jets struck i. S. I. L. Targets within syria, significantly on board one, was a member of the royal family. Prince khalid bin sal men. It may be the clearest message to its own citizens that the saudis are serious about confronting terrorism. This week a saudi Court Sentenced 70 people to prison terms up to 30 years, in different cases. One involved an al qaeda plot to attack u. S. Soldiers based in the region next pressure grows on regulators to issue a recall for defective air bags why it hasnt happened yet. 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If you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. Pressure is growing on regulators to widen a recall to fix air bags. Democratic senators, Richard Bloomberg and Edward Mackey wrote a letter to the Highway Traffic Administration demanding to know why a National Recall has not been issued. Airbags made by Japanese Company takata rupture causing metal fragments to fly out. It caused death and multiple injury. Auto makers recalled 12,000 vehicles. In the u. S. Automakers limited them to high humidity areas. The size of recall is putting the problem very close to eclipsing General Motors faulty ignition. We turn to ricky maynard, an author, and she joins us from phoenix. Nicky, help me to understand this. Why has there not been a massive recall issued . One of the things to know about the recall federal regulators have been aware of this defect literally for years, since been 2008 is as far back as it goes. Originally it was thought to be a few cars in a few high humidity areas. It was a local issue and there was not broader concern because it seemed to be a whetherrelated thing. As we saw in the past week, pretty much there has been two big adjustments to the number of vehicles recalled, and we are up at the eight of 7. 5 million vehicles in the United States. I realised that i have a car on this list. Its scary. Following the whole g. M. Mess and this, is this turning regulators into an issue. One of the things we first found out was we thought it was toyota vehicles. Now it turns out there was 11 different Car Companies with defective air bags. Ill concerned that the national highway Traffic Safety organization doesnt have the inspectors, engineers, personnel that it needs to dive into big problems hike this, and come up with like this, and come up with the data that it needs and order recalls. Drivers are so distracted these days. There are phones and g. P. S. Some people ar texting hopefully not. Its almost too much having to worry about air bags exploded on them. What will happen next . I dont think anyone needs to panic, its not like the air bag will implode in the car. What i think will happen next is youll get congressional hearings and the same administrators who spoke before congress on the g. M. Ignition recalls, talking about this. And therell be a lot of band waving saying do something, do something. One of the problems with doing something is we need parts to fix the cars. The same manufacturer with the defective air bag has to replace the detective air bags. That will take time. Tack arta hit with two lawsuits takata are hit with two lawsuits, shares declined 44 so far this year, and now they have this problem. They have to go and make parts to repair it. Will they be the new g. M. Do you think they can recover from this . You know, they have tape two charges, and they total about 750 million to reflect the cost of the recalls. Takata has been a well thought of company in japan. It cornered the market for components like air bags. Its since introduced new generations of air bags to replace the gebilityive defect if ones. I dont think they are an endangered company but they are dragged into a situation they in. Thank you for joining us from Arizona State university, and a contributor for forbes. Thank you. Pleasure. Amazon warned investors it would lose money, and it did, worse than expected. The online retailer lost 427 million in july through september, nearly 10 times more than this time last year. Much of the loss is related to the fire phone, a major flop so far. The company does not expect a holiday season. Amazon focused on spending the money it makes to grow and expand, and it is weighing heavily on the bottom line. Stocks fell 10 in after hours trading. If you used the popular car service uber, you know you get to rate your driver. Men dont know that the driver is rating you. Three bad ratings suspend any future rides you get. Jacob ward has more on how not to behave during an uber ride. If you live in a major city in the world, tokyo, london, san francisco, Services Like airb b. And others will pair you, as if by magic, with an apartment, car, someone to run errands with you. Theyll try to change ways well arrange the way we run services by taking advantage of spare time and services. Its not the typical relationship, but that is true of uber. Now, uber lets passengers rate the drivers, to make sure no one is getting drunk, road rage, whatever it is. What you dont know is when you use uber, you are rated as a passenger. Now, you dont get to see your ratings. You have to ask the driver for it or write to customer support. If you drop below 3 stars, you are out. So its not really a traditional process. Its not a typical Customer Service business. There are manners that you have to obey. What does it take to get exiled from uber. Sex in the vehicle. If it didnt bother my day, where i would have to go back and scrub something off, i probably wouldnt care. I think probably action that, much. Yes, i think i would kick them out before i even let it get that far. A horribly stinging dog, like undead smelling. That. I would have to roll down the windows, drive around before i could get the smell, assuming theres no mess. I would give it a star. I would let them know before they get in. Poouking. If you throw up in the car, yes, that deserves a one rating and a cleanup fee. If they were that sick and threw up in the vehicle and didnt say anything, id probably give them one. If you use the bag, and you didnt make any mess, it would be fine with me. Why doesnt uber publish th ratings. It published a study in the spring in areas where residents complained of difficulties getting a taxi. They dont want the results picked apart for evidence of discrimination. They would talk to us about it. In the meantime, dont contaminate the vehicle or cheat the driver by asking him to end the ride early. Behave yourself, thats how you get to keep riding, etch likes a courties passenger. Court nice passenger. Five stars, nice guy. Up next a water crisis in california. A small town is running out and the water it does have is tainted. Well show you how the town is coping when we come back. As the battle for hong kongs future continues we want real democracy they cant top us we go inside the protests to see what is really going on who is protesting . Their participation is really important in changing our political system and what, if anything can be done to stop chinas tightening grip on the wealthy city people and Power Hong Kong occupy central only on Al Jazeera America the other day we told you about parts of a californian town, East Porterville coping out Running Water. Its not the only community suffering under the drought. Next is the town of sevel. The water they have is unsafe to drink. Jennifer london went there to see what is going on. Reporter in the small forming community of seville california, this is what the pipe. That water coming out is our tap water. Reporter thats your drinking apart. Yes. Reporter thats what you see. Hundreds of feet below ground nitrates from fertiliser and animal waste left the aquifer contaminated. Unsafe water is a statement of life here for the long time measurements. Murky water from the right came august. People shouldnt have to love in fear of is my water okay. Nitrates are linked with Kidney Disease and cancer. Reporter ryan is with the Community Water center, an Advocacy Group working to clear up the water. Part of the issue in seville is for many years the water system was a private kl. Company. It was clear they were not doing their job effectively. Reporter in 2009 officials took over. The broken water system limped along of the the United Nations took notice. A u. N. Report on unsafe Drinking Water found the country in california faces many Drinking Water violations, and households in total are devoting 20 of their income to water and sanitation. And while the states drought has made the crisis worse for much of california, in seville it helped. The community this summer got a new well. They had Running Water for the first time reliably in years. Eric is with the county. Why did it take the drought for the country to take action. We already had the action. What was the difference was state and federal funding. It has not solved all the problems. Leaky pipes could lead to contamination, this is the first time the county has seen the ip. We saw this probably on friday. The pipes dont just need to be repaired, replaced. I feel its unsafe because of water pressure, bad infrastructure. Pressure has soap the leaks. If theres water in the canal, it leaks into the tap water. If you see the outside of the pipe the corrosion is peeling off in large chunks. Imagine this on the inside of this pipe, if you see it, and imagine water flowing here, and the water pressure forcing all of this through somebodys pipe. We took the hose with this pipe and poured it in here. Pipe. Reporter exactly. That is what comes out of water. Reporter the seville water crisis runs so deep not even a 300 foot well can fix it. The country estimates it needs 5 million to rebuild the system, and it could take years. Residents are left wondering how it happens at home. You hear in los angeles, the movie stars, people fundraising for third world countries and building wells and i think god, dont they know we are here, in their backyard . We should be able to turn on the tap water and the live like everyone else in america. Reporter one seemingly obvious question is why dont the residents in seville move to a neighbouring city or town, and the answer is simple. Becky tells me that she lived in seville most of her life. This is home. Shes living in the house her parents built in the 1940s. Shed rather stay and fight to fix the problem than leave. A powerful piece, i thought it would be a feelgood story when we get the well. Obviously the changes they are dealing with. Are residents having to buy bottled water. That is not cheap. Financially . Financially its been a huge, enormous burden for the residents. Becky told me she spent between 40 50 a month on bottled water, on top of the monthly water bill that she had to pay, which was 60. And that is part of the outrage with the residents. Not only do they not have safe reliable Drinking Water and havent for years, but they are expected to pay monthy bills. They are paying for a service that is not reliable, but when we have the water, they are told not it drink it. Thank you so much. What goes up must come down. And then back up again, and then who can keep up with the market. Well make sense of your savings when real money returns in 2 minutes. A violent crime. People were shocked the guilty locked up he belongs in jail but it was not case closed. It was a cult allegations of intimidation. Amish people were frightened torture. Were you put into an animal pen . Yes and worse is sam mullet sexually abusing people . Yes the shocking untold story revealed for the fist time. An america tonight exclusive investigation rouge amish only on Al Jazeera America china is americas greatest economic rival and the phrase, made in china is associated with lost american jobs, cheap labour and poor goods. A film out this week takes on a journey to South Carolina. Chinese companies are investing and helping to revitalize South Carolinas textile industry. Its called we the economy, 20 short films asking micro and macro questions. The director joins me. It was great. I loved it. Really interesting story, and it takes a different Vantage Point on Chinese Investment in america. Tell us about it. Thank you for having me here. When i started the topic, it was about chinas economy and good for the u. S. , and what is its impact. And i started, you know, doing research. I know stories about that. But i also didnt want to do a film that is just about a story that everywhere knew about, which is made in china. I know that that is changing a lot in the last couple of years. When i did research, and that was part of the story, it came to me and right away it felt twist. Going to South Carolina, and you go there and see basically that china has formed direct investment that is revitalizing the area. Take a listen to the piece. Movie reel china from 1978 until the 2000s didnt spend anything overseas. Last year, 2013, we have 14 million of chinese activity. We are starting to see made by china in america, as the story. All the things that made china cheap in the past are rising up quickly. Labour costs, environmental compliance, regulatory cost. Those things are changing. It was interesting to see textiles making a comeback in South Carolina at all. Its a depressed industry there. Then that its ceded by Chinese Investment. Were you surprised to find that . Yes, i was surprised. That was what i was surprised by. Theres a lot of investments in new york, california, alabama but that particular story just really grabbed me. What about the people in South Carolina. Im curious what did they think about the change. Really its a flip of the copy much. Yes, and thats why we went to the streets and interviewed a lot of different people, and a lot of whom worked in text il business and not aware of this new happening. When we asked them with a do you think about what china is doing, what the chinese Economic Impact is. The jobs went overseas. When i told some that were not aware of this, this phenomenon, if the jobs were coming back, theres great. A girl in the piece said ill take a job there, theres nothing else out there. Do you think americans understand how the chinese boom is good for the economy. On the streets, not everyone unless they are working in the factory, they are invested. Not everyone is yet aware of this new this is a relatively new phenomenon. But i thing in the years down the road, theres definitely going to be more and more of this happening. It was fascinating, made by china in america. Its not long, the director, thank you so much. Thank you time to issue a correction. Or more to the point to correct a correction. It is nothing to do with an editorial, but a market that is unpredictable as riding a rollercoaster in the darkment look at the dow. If this is your savings, youre right to ask to get off the ride. Its dizzying. Wait, if you got off a week ago, you missed a climb back up. Including a 300 point gain today. A week ago, terror threats, ebola and fears of recession in europe had many wondering if the worst of the drop were yet to come. Today it was thought the fears had gone. The late fear was a doctor in new york was being tested for ebola seemed to stop the market in its tracks. What is next for a trading week that could be the best in two years. The monster drop from last year is over. It cant last forever, neither will the next big drop. Take a breath, the wild ride is almost over at least for this week. Thats the show for today. Im jen rogers in for ali velshi. Thank you for joining us. The canadian killer caught on camera as he storms parliament with a rifle. Welcome to al jazerra live from our headquarters here in dougdoha. Coming up in the next third minutes, ebola reaches new york for the first time. Americas most crowded city is well prepared says the mayor. A grim milestone for press freedom, three al jazerra journalists have now been jailed in egypt for 300 days. More cracks appear in the