for a bit more, john is in shanghai. what have you tried to discover and what are the difficulties you have encountered? >> it has long been alleged that china is behind this kind of systematic cyber-attack. but i think that this report has something qualitatively different. it is very different and contains keystroke by keystroke analysis of what some of these alleged hackers have said to have done. the internet security company does work for hundreds of companies who have suffered breaches. they have said that over the years their investigations in many instances point back not just to one country or one city, but to one particular district in shanghai. in this small suburb. >> what happened when you tried to go and investigate the whereabouts a bit more? >> we went down there to try and film, it is a shanghai suburb. they pretty normal cityscape. shops, restaurants, karaoke bars. in the middle of the 12 store a block. we tried to get some video footage and were not successful. we did confirm that it was a military bas

this elite group of hackers has been dubbed the shanghai group.truck 141 times since 2006 across all sectors of the u.s. economy. this is the first time such a group has been tracked right to the doorstep of the people's liberation army. the shanghai group is not the first to be accused of cyber theft. >> it's scary. i mean, this is the problem. it's scarey. >> brian shields, a computer security specialist suspected the chinese of hacking into his company as early as 2004. he worked for nortel, a giant canadian telecommunications company. a success story, nortel made cell phone equipment and at its height the company employed 20,000 people in the u.s. >> how can you compete when the other guys aren't competing the same way. >> here's how shields says his company got hacked. a nortel employee saw, it was downloaded by brian mcfadden. >> he noticed that mr. mcfadden had downloaded some documents and when he got the email back and said i don't know what you're talking about. >> so it was mcfadden downloading documents, but it wasn't actually mcfadden

they believe the hackers are based in shanghai. state department spokesperson said such attacks are threatening u.s. economic and national security interests. >> we've raised our concern at the highest level about cyber threats from china including the involvement of the military. >> china's defense ministry has dismissed the u.s. allegations as groundless. the state-run news agency quote ad defense ministry spokesperson as saying the military has never been involved in online espionage. he said china is a victim of cyber attacks because the ip addresses are often stolen and misused. many attacks come from the united states but china has never blamed the u.s. >>> people who work for u.s. computer giant apple say hackers hit them too. the attack resembles one of employees of facebook. spokespersons for apple said some employees visited a site for software developers. they infected their computer. the spokesperson said no user data got out. technicians have started distributing software to detect and delete the malicious software. ap

this elite group of hackers has been dubbed the shanghai group.truck 141 times since 2006 across all sectors of the u.s. economy. this is the first time such a group has been tracked right to the doorstep of the people's liberation army. the shanghai group is not the first to be accused of cyber theft. >> it's scary. i mean, this is the problem. it's scarey. >> brian shields, a computer security specialist suspected the chinese of hacking into his company as early as 2004. he worked for nortel, a giant canadian telecommunications company. a success story, nortel made cell phone equipment and at its height the company employed 20,000 people in the u.s. >> how can you compete when the other guys aren't competing the same way. >> here's how shields says his company got hacked. a nortel employee saw, it was downloaded by brian mcfadden. >> he noticed that mr. mcfadden had downloaded some documents and when he got the email back and said i don't know what you're talking about. >> so it was mcfadden downloading documents, but it wasn't actually mcfadden

shanghai shares gained 0.57%. the benchmark composite index stayed at the highest level since may last year. hong kong shares inched higher gaining 0.16%. earlier this week the hang seng index touched the highest point in nearly two years. china's better than expected trade data seemed to be fueling investor hopes for further economic growth. for more on what's happening in the world's second best economy earlier or shery ahn speaking with the director of research in hong kong. >> thank you for joining us. first of all do you think this pace of economic growth as well as this optimism in financial markets will continue? >> yes. we are talking about those economic data released recently in china, the pmi and export/import data were better than expected but the shanghai composite index has risen 24% from a three year low in december from last year. so anything negative news, no matter from a company or in the economic perspectives can pull back the stock market a little bit because now the shanghai composite index h

shanghai's traffic was also affected by the snow., if we pull back, the satellite picture shows you that the skies are clearing up, so the snow is going to stop across much of the eastern continental asia due to these kind of high pressure systems cresting overhead. shanghai will see the temperature on the upswing too. not so much here in the korean peninsula. seoul this morning saw temperatures dipping down to minus 8.7 degrees. here across much of japan as well, cold is dominating the country. much of the nation saw temperatures dipping down to the freezing point or below across the area including tokyo as well. winter pressure pattern will then be intensified due to this frigid air. and the snowfall will be about 60 centimeters into the next 24 hours. especially in the northwestern flank. in addition to that, winds are very strong, picking up the waves along the coastal areas, about four meters high. so blowing snow, blizzard conditions, these are going to be in store for the western flank. but the southern areas of japan looking

we sent cnn's david mckenzie to shanghai.ased, watch this. >> reporter: driving in the morning part of shanghai, this is the hub of the low-tech industry. but also allegedly a hub of high-tech corporate and government spying. the allegations come from a group from the u.s., saying there are tens if not hundreds of thousands of chinese hackers working together with the chinese government to hack into mostly u.s. companies and steal data and corporate secrets. m mandian said that after years of hacking, they said the hacker would go into an institution through back door means and spend potentially years there stealing secrets. some of these industries were national security industries such as i.t. and high tech industries. it is clear they were closely watched by the liberation army, and as we got closer to look, we got in trouble. keep driving, drive away, drive away. drive away. we have had to move out of sight of that facility. now, the question is, was that response because it is a military installation, or is there somethi

. >>> shanghai secret revealed. chinese hackers reportly targeting the u.s. out of this 1 12-story office tower. >>> listen to this, two times two. four babies born as two sets of identical twins. chew on that for a second. >> i can't. >> you got twins. >> i have one set. >> can you imagine? four of them. >> no. >> we're going to share that story with you. it's really great. good morning. welcome to "early startstart". >>> it's tuesday, february 19th. we have to begin with dramatic news overnight. emotions overflowing in the courtroom and it's happening right now as the blade runner turned murder suspect oscar pistorius is appearing in court for a crucial hearing. pistorius has been sobbing, breaking down as his defense is angling for bail this morning. their case denying that the killing was premedicated and at one point they even argue that girlfriend reba steenkamp's death was not even murder. meanwhile, the prosecution has been laying out its case. they say pistorius put on his limbs, walked about 20 feet and then shot through a locked bathroom door killi

a new report even locates this building in shanghai. it doesn't look threatening, but what are they doing inside? and what does it mean for americ america's national security? here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: the chinese people's liberation army is the biggest military force in the world, with more than 2 million soldiers. but it is the thousand or so in this nondescript building in shanghai that may pose the biggest threat to the u.s. this is the headquarters of the army's secretive unit number 61398, where, according to the new report today by the mandiant security firm, english-speaking computer experts spend their days stealing secrets from u.s. companies and hacking into government sites. >> this is an espionage operation run by the chinese people's liberation army targeting a broad swath of western organizations. >> reporter: among the most troubling targets, american inf infrastructure sites, including water treatment plants, transportation control centers, pipelines and power grids. >> it's costing, according to u.s. intell

it was traced to shanghai, with some operations taking place in a building housing a secret division of china's military. the report claimsory on a six-year period, hackers have stolen large volumes of international property, blueprints and business plans. the report does not list the companies that have been hacked. the chinese government dismissed the claims, saying china is also a victim of cyber crimes and claims most of the attacks come from the united states. >> translator: internet hacking is an international issue and should be dealt with through international cooperation based on trust and mutual respect. making baseless accusations is irresponsible and unprofessional and doesn't help solve relevant issues. china resolutely opposes any form of hacking activities. >> reporter: this is a big concern for president obama and the administration here. president obama signing executive order last week to strengthen the nation's cyber security network. >> sandra endo, thank you. >>> another breaking news story. a daring heist happened at the brussels airport. eight masked thieves cu

they believe hackers are based in shanghai. unit 61398 of the people's liberation army has its headquarters. the unit is believed to engage in electronic intill jones. ity ip addresses used by the group match the addresses used by the military unit. the hackers are probably operating from the -- from inside the unit. state department spokesperson victoria nuland said such attacks are threatening u.s. security and american business interests. >> we are concerned about the involvement of the military. >> china's defense ministry has addressed the u.s. allegations as groundless and a defense ministry spokesperson is quoted as say the military has never been involved in military espionage. the country's ip addresses are often stolen and misused and he said that many attacks come from the united states, but china has never blamed the u.s. >>> people who work for u.s. computer giant apple say hackers have hit them too. the attack resembles one last month on employees of social networking company facebook. spokespersons for apple said

shanghai rising to 6 degrees tomorrow. tokyo getting up to about 9 degrees. seoul in for a chilly day, just struggling to rise above the freezing point. as we head into the americas, there will be a low-pressure system moving to the south along the pacific coast. it'll be bringing you mountain sno snow. pretty significant, in fact. in the south, showers reaching down into the california peninsula. very well-developed snowstorm here moving across the great lakes and also into ontario. you could see anything up to 25 centimeters of snow. certainly icy roads and dangerous travel made worse by the strong winds gusting up to 70 kilometers an hour. along the cold front it's going to be thunderstorms quickly moving towards the atlantic coast, so we should be seeing conditions recovering for many of you in the east. however, temperatures are going to be sinking. anywhere you see in this purple, this is going to send a little bit further towards the south. chicago, minus 6. that's your high today. minus 23 in winnipeg. ahead of that storm, new york city rising up to 8

a new report even locates this building in shanghai.t look threatening, but what are they doing inside? and what does it mean for america's national security? here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: the chinese people's liberation army has more than 2 million personnel. but it is the thousand or so in this nondescript building in shanghai that may pose the biggest threat to the u.s.

a cnn crew chased by a company in shanghai. a live report. >>> topping business news, is apple's shine fading? google taking over wall street. is it now time to buy? >> wednesday, february 20th. "starting point" begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody. "starting point" this morning is the oscar pistorius case. we could hear in the olympic tax star accused of murdering his girlfriend will be allowed to get bail. an investigator says he does not oppose bail. that comes in day two of the bail hearing. first officer on the scene testified he believes pistorius' actions were in no way self-defense. he conceded there were no signs of an assault on reeva steenkamp's body. no indications they had defended herself. he said two boxes of testosterone and needles were found. the defense saying that wasn't testosterone, a legal, herbal medication. and new details coming to light on what happened before the shooting. rob robyn kurnow breaking down some of the developments for thus morning. >> reporter: what's happening in describing what's

towards the north, around west of shanghai, snowfall as much as 10 centimeteraiting for the big event this weekend, with that lunar new year coming up, shanghai, you are looking at 9 degrees for your high on sunday. you are seeing snow right now but that's tapering off in to the weekend and beijing pretty cold there but do bundle up if you have any outdoor plans. here's our extended forecast.

shanghai managed to gain its gaining streak. seoul was the exception. kospi down today, concerns about the south korean currency. european stocks largely mixed at this hour. we're seeing gains in london of about .4%. frankfurt dax is down a quarter of a pennsylvania and paris cac lower. a senior official of the international monetary fund has expressed a report for japan's economic policies but expressed a need for the country to take steps to rein in fiscal health. the finance minister met visiting imf managing director david lipton here in tokyo. he briefed him on the government's policies. he explained about the recent joint statement between the government and central bank. that statement seat 2% inflation target. he also referred to a supplementary budget plan which has a stimulus worth $100 billion. finance ministry officials said he understood them and said they were necessary. the meeting came amid concerns voiced by germany and other countries opinion they are saying japan's policies could be intended to guide the yen lower. >>> two major japan

hundreds of organizations and says it has traced the likely source of the tax to one district of shanghai. the district where unit 61398 is located. the report concludes the groups conducting the attacks are based primarily in china and the chinese government is aware of them. of that nondescript military tower block it says it is one of the most prolificyb c espionage groups in terms of the sheer quantity of information stolen. in response, china's foreign ministry repeated the denial made many times before. that china engages in large- scale cyber-espionage. >> internet hacking attacks are an international problem that should be resolved on the basis of mutual trust and international cooperation. continuous criticism based on limited data is irresponsible and not helpful in resolving the issue. >> if the claims are true, there will be many victims who will be interested to learn that china's alleged hacking operation now has an address. the unit has stolen many terabytes of data from at least 141 organizations across a range of industries. >> joining me now to discuss the recent cases o

shanghai, 4 degrees here. we'll see an improvement over the week. should be back up to 10 degrees by the weekend. all right. on we go into the americas. out west it is quiet. a lot going on in the east and over towards the plains as well. there's a winter snowstorm. now this one is moving towards the great lakes here. you can see about 25 sent meters, the heaviest of the snow will be in southern ontario. and then further along this cold front stretching down towards the gulf coast, this is going to be thunderstorms. there will be rain as well. the rain is not going to be so heavy. but it is falling already on saturated land. that means we could see flooding in lower lying areas, too. i'll give you a closer look at exactly what's going to be happening here across the midwest. we have this snow, heavy snow there indicated by the darker gray across much of ontario. then severe weather stretching all the way down across from texas to alabama and up further towards illinois as well. so we got quite a lot to deal with here on your monday. in terms of your

they traced apt1 to four computer networks in shanghai. the analysts linked two of the networks to a unit of the people's liberation army. unit commanders are said to recruit students with computer skills who are fluent in english. they are believed to have recruited several hundred to several thousand members. u.s. law enforcement officials have launched a campaign to crack down on those stealing trade secrets. >> as critical technologies have advanced, criminals have adapted accordingly. our need to keep pace with these changes remains imperative and the stakes have never really been higher. >> reporter: chinese government officials say they are not involved. they say many of the attacks come from the u.s. >> translator: china has also been targeted by hackers. it's irresponsible and unprofessional to make groundless accusations. it does not help in resolving the hacking issue. >> now our enemies are also seeking the ability to sabotage our power grid. >> reporter: u.s. president barack obama issued an executive order to protect u.s. inf

shanghai where a migrant worker -- idea. shanghai is where a migrant worker did just that. the thing is he drops the bag going across the street. you might want to think his fellow citizens would reach down and help him pick up the money and give it all back, but let's be real that. would have been weird. they did what you would expect. they practically dove out of windows to snatch up this poor man's cash. one man was almost hit by a car. in all the poor fellow managed to recover 600 bucks worth which sadly for success not weird at all. >> it is sad. >> we'll be back. >>> in the mailbag tonight the ravens' big win in super bowl xlvii in new orleans, but as everybody knows by now, the lights went out inside the superdome more than 30 minute nearhe top of the 3rd quarter. the official explanation sounds suspiciously like something broke down. but bill in manassas says whatever the cause it was actually a good thing. as the game ended i texted 10 friends we should thank the guys that turned out the lights by disrupting the momentum making it an exciting game. i got five immed

traveling between beijing and shanghai, and i did not realize that she had grown up in that cultural revolution. and after being there for all of these days and learning so much, the most moving part of the whole trip was sitting there and talking to her about what it was like trying to navigate and move through that period of history that you had to endure, and i am so glad that you got through it and that you are doing a wonderful work that you are doing now. tell me quickly about the work you are doing with president obama in this on to a partnership -- and this entrepreneurship. >> these are two topics very dear to my heart. we meet quarterly to give advice and to remove barriers so that more is available to entrepreneurs and innovation. innovation is the key for us to create jobs in this country. tavis: you start out being told that you are nobody, and you end up working with the president of the united states. >> life has treated me well. tavis: the book is called "bend, not break." good to have you on the program. thanks for tuning in. as always, keep the faith. >> for more in

a seven-year internet hunt zeroed in on one neighborhood in shanghai, and finally, this 12-story building, the source of thousands of cyber attacks against 141 u.s. companies spanning 20 industries. whose building is it? according to a new report confirmed by u.s. intelligence, it's the headquarters of unit 61398, the cyber warriors for china's peoples liberation army. >> i think it was time to let the world know, it's actually not just from china, it's the chinese government sanctioning these attacks. >> reporter: among the targets of china's hackers, america's very infrastructure. >> now our enemies are also seeking the ability to sabotage our power grid, our financial institutions, our air traffic control systems. >> reporter: other targets of chinese hackers, familiar brand names like coca-cola, facebook, "the new york times," "washington post" and "wall street journal," and only today, apple. the hackers have user names like ugly gorilla and doda. according to this instructional manual from mandia, the computer security firm that did the study. >> here we see doda logging into one of

shanghai will pick up some heavy rain and temperatures will be falling into the next couple of days. let's have a look at what is happening with seoul. on friday, already impacted by that cooler air. back up to just about average by sunday. meanwhile tokyo a rainy day, but 16 degrees on friday, falling back down to 9 by sunday. heading into the americas, high pressure is dominating much of the continent and we will, however, be seeing some rain up towards the northwest. now, rain rather than snow most of this precipitation, but as it pushes into the intermountain west, it will be melting that snowpack. when it does happen so rapidly, we can have the risk of avalanches and there are some warnings posted for that. out towards the northeast, you'll be seeing snow starting to taper off across the great lakes region, but it pushes into new england. you could see about 25 centimeters of fresh snow and it will be really blown about by some very strong winds, reducing visibility even down to around zero in some places. so definitely making for dangerous travel and it would be a good idea to

they traced apt1 to four computer networks in shanghai. the analysts linked two of the networks to a unit of the people's liberation army. unit commanders are said to recruit students with computer skills who are fluent in english. their believed to have recruited several hundred to several thousand members. u.s. law enforcement officials have launched a campaign to crack down on those stealing trade secrets. >> as critical technologies have advanced, criminals have adapted accordingly. our need to keep pace with these changes remains imperative and the stakes have never really been higher. >> reporter: chinese government officials say they are not involved. they say many of the attacks come from the u.s. >> translator: china has also been targeted by hackers. it's irresponsible and unprofessional to make accusations. it does not help in resolving the hacking issue. >> now our enemies are also seeking the ability to sabotage our power grid. >> reporter: u.s. president barack obama issued an execive order to protect u.s. infrastructure. he

the company has traced the attacks to a building in shanghai used by an army unit. other security firms and u.s. government agencies also believe the hacking is government-sponsored. >>> and back here at home, it will be a day of severe weather in many states. a storm now on the move brought dangerous conditions to the dakotas and western minnesota. two people, in fact, were killed in interstate pileup near fargo. drivers were warned to stay off the roads, as visibility was reduced to near zero. even plows were pulled because they simply could not keep up with all that blowing and drifting snow. >>> and a few thousand customers are without power in arkansas this morning after severe weather moved through that state, as well. there were no reports of immediate injuries. golf ball-sized hail was reported in the town of prescot. >>> and with more on the coming storms, here's jim dickey. good morning, jim. >> good morning, rob and diana. we're tracking a storm system that will be the big weathermaker. we'll track for a couple days. it rolls down the coast of california.

but when a bbc news team tried to film the building outside shanghai military personnel confiscated the footage. >>reporter: of course the u.s. believed to be doing its own cyberattack on eye run and nuclear program. u.s. officials say it's different than the economic spying being carried out by china. now president obama has ordered u.s. intelligence agencys to help american company spot and detect the hacking coming from that building in shanghai. abc news new york. >> 7 news anchor dan ashley in washington, d.c. right now on special assignment. he's the only bay area reporter who will interview president obama tomorrow. dan was at the white house early tonight and has this look at what the president was dealing with today. >> carolyn here in washington another major deadline is loo looming. 85 billion dollars in spending cuts will automatically kick in in 10 daytime unless congress can come up with a deal. today president obama put the pressure on congressional republicans to stop from it happening. and he issued a dire warning. >> people will last their jobs. unemployment rate might

but when a bbc news team tried to film the building outside shanghai, military personnel confiscated the footage. >> reporter: of course, the u.s. is believed to be doing its own cyber attacks on iran and its nuclear program, but officials say that is different than the economic espionage china is conducting. and president obama has now ordered government agencies to help american companies spot and deter hackers from that secret army building in shanghai, diane. >> all right, brian ross, thank you. >>> and now, to the deepening mystery in the murder case against olympic hero oscar today, we saw dueling images. the once beloved athlete in court, hearing the charges against him. solemn, sober. while 700 miles away, there was a memorial for his girlfriend. tonight, two contradictory versions of what happened, and abc's bazi kanani takes us through both. >> reporter: in reeva steenkamp's hometown, her family gathered to say good-bye. >> there's only one thing missing, it's reeva. >> reporter: today, pistorius explained for the first time his version of events on that valentine's day. th

and this was just following one major chinese hacking group called comment crew or the shanghai groupieved synonymous with this p. l.a. unit. that does not include many of the other chinese groups of which there are probably about 20 that are followed regularly. by the way, "the new york times" was hit by a chinese group, but wasn't the one we wrote about. >> separate. >> yes. >> well, david sanger, more to come on this. thank you very much for joining us. and chris cillizza, as well. >>> joining me now for his first "andrea mitchell reports" debut as an nbc news and msnbc political analyst, david axelrod, former senior advisory to president obama. thank you very much. great to have you with us on this team. let's talk about the sequester. >> good to be with you. >> i bet it's better to be with us than back in the white house right now, given what the president is facing. there's a lot of posturing from both sides. how do you see the president working his way out of this budget situation? i assume that you think he has the politics behind him. >> well, the dilemma for him in moving fo

but it's the thousand or so in this nondescript building in shanghai that may pose the biggest threate u.s. this is the headquarters of the army's secretive unit number 61398 where, according to the new report, english speaking computer experts spend their days stealing secrets from u.s. companies and hacking into government sites. >> this is an espionage operation targeting a broad swath of western organizations. >> reporter: among the most troubling targets, water treatment plants, transportation control centers, pipelines and power grids. >> the only reason you would want to get into the control system for the power grid is to cause damage, destruction and disruption. >> reporter: among the many corporate targets of the chinese hackers, lockheed martin, the country's largest defense contractor and the maker of the f-35 jet fighter. u.s. officials say not surprisingly, the chinese version of the plane has some distinct similarities. >> it's costing hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of u.s. jobs every year. >> reporter: the u.s. is believed to be doing its own cyber attac

the shanghai composite tumbled to 3% today. commodity place were under a lot of pressure today after the u.s. fomc minutes raised the possibility of a qe asset. development and cementmakers rose. financials said their losing streak on fears of monetary easing. shares in the hang seng fell 1.7%. belle international fell 15% after learning the profits would be at the lower end of its forecast. the kospi ended lower by 0.5%. steelmakers took the worst hit. the asx 200 lose 2.3%. the fed minutes took a toll on aussie miners ending well in the red. index action on the sensex now shedding 1.5%. back to you, kelly. >> there wasn't a lot of green behind her on the board there and there isn't much green on the board behind me here. maybe about a dozen stocks across europe this morning in the green. what's interesting is this follows a weak session yesterday, too. you can see some people as dennis gartman put it on "squawk box" this morning deciding something has changed here. now, the cac 40 down 1.75% today. this follows weaker than ex

not just to shanghai, to a building linked to the chinese military. david mckenzie went to that building where the hacking is reportedly taking place. >> reporter: driving in the northern part of shanghai, this is the hub of low tech industry, but it's allegedly also a high tech hub of corporate and potentially government espionage. the allegations come from a group called mandiant from the u.s. they say there are tens, if not hundreds of chinese hackers working in conjunction with the chinese government to hack into most of the u.s. companies and steal data and corporate secrets. mandian said, after years of investigations, they pinpointed the hacking to this group of buildings. they said that the hackers would go in to an institution through back door means and spend potentially years there stealing secrets. some of these industries were national security industries, like aerospace, high tech, and i.t. it's clear that this installation of buildings is closely watched by the peoples liberation army, and the allegation is that they're working in conju

you've zeroed in on a particular area in shanghai. tell me what the significance of that is. >> that's right, andrea. what makes it report different is rather than speculating these attacks might come from china, we've shown quite a bit of evidence that directs this to a pla unit 61398. we can say with definitive accuracy that the attacks were coming out of a single subnet or several subnet that is go back to that one neighborhood in shanghai. >> among the targets are companies involved in critical infrastructure entities, which we're talking about pipelines and water works and, you know, the electrical grid, nuclear power plants. >> almost no sector was spared. we saw everything from high-tech manufacturing to transportation, defense, but, you're right. a lot of the sectors that were targeted were part of the nation's critical infrastructure, and that gives us concern. >> as a former intelligence official, what is the national security implication of this? >> i think this just underscores how pervasive china's effort is on cyber hack

watch this. >> reporter: driving in the northern part of shanghai., and potentially government espionage. the allegations come from a group called mandiant, from the u.s. they say that there are tens if not hundreds of chinese hackers working in conjunction with the chinese government to hack into mostly u.s. companies and steal data and corporate secrets. mandiant says after years of investigations, they pinpointed the hacking to this group of buildings. they said that the hackers would go in to an institution, through back-door means, and spend potentially years there, stealing secrets. some of these industries were national security industries, like aerospace, high-tech, and i.t. it's clear that this installation of buildings is closely watched by the people's liberation army, and the allegation is that they're working in conjunction with civilian hackers. as we got closer to take a look, we got in trouble. >> keep driving. drive away, drive away. drive away. >> reporter: we've had to move out of sight of that facility. now, the question then, was