pastor paul rinehart tells us 44% of residents are on some form of public assistance. >> a lot of hurting people, hopeless people, and a lot of people that have been in generational poverty, and need to find a way out. >> he has been a pastor here for 20 years and a community accustom to street violence, the kind generated by drugs gangs and the stresses of poverty. >> this' always tragedies here, that don't always get televised so i mean -- it is always you have to survive. >> wednesday's massacre brought a different kind of joy. global reality, is becoming our reality. and we are going to have to learn a new paradigm. and not to get jaded not to get depressed to stay optimistic, but to also be optimistic with our eyes wide open. >> everybody has hatred or whatever, prejudices, for skin collar, eye -- for the way you speak, for what you believe, i think it is time for us to cast those things aside, and look at each other for what we are for the staff where many shooting victims were treated it isn't quite business as usual, but sadly, it is not a totally new challenge either with gun vio

paul: among those is a new low-cost producer, backed by australia's richest woman, gina rinehart.ill realize a long family dream when the first or ships out. it is australia's sanest iron ore mine, capable of exporting millions of connie. david: over the next two years and that volume, certainly will not be welcomed by the current participants. and it is the reason why we say there could be a possibility of a $30 iron ore price. and certainly, it will keep the price from rallying to any great extent. began inn construction 2012, the price was $120 per ton. gina rinehart admitted that no one was thrilled with the price. and she conceded it was beyond anyone's control. anna: let's bring bob parker back into the conversation, senior adviser at credit suisse. we see the us trillion jobs number out this morning, that currency hinged to the commodity story. thing, when you talk about australia, one to talk about china -- and to some extent the u.s. where there is this switch in economic activity from the manufacturing sector, from the commodity sector. and that is exactly what is happen