>> it depends what they're looking for. it's about storage. if we want to use these, then we have to be able to keep our information somewhere. >> brings up the cyber espionage or attack story of the morning. the big concern not only accessing and stealing information, shutting it down when the world depends on it, shows how, you know, how multifaceted -- >> cyber war and the idea that cyber war is an active war. "the wall street journal" reporting the pentagon has put together its cyber strategy and that says that sabotage, computer sabotage from another country, can constitute an act of war. that means the u.s. might respond with traditional military force or may. the report comes just days after the biggest u.s. defense contractor lockheed martin thwarted off an attack. >> we can respond with a missile to your country. >> the house of representatives back at work this morning, they're expected to vote on raising the debt ceiling and it's a safe bet it won't pass because the measure does not include spending cuts,