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North korea to try to break into these types of agencies in america? of course, he says. even though the u.s. is one of the best prepared nations, cyber attacks are hard to protect yourself from. they have to constantly be diligent. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> they send a signal to north korea, cyber attacks work. the fbi lays the blame for the sony cyber attacks on north korea. the investigation says the malware and techniues match previous attacks. the director of the secret state of north korea say he and his crew uncovered similar evidence. >> i can't go ...

north korea. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." the showdown over the payroll tax cut lasted for weeks, but the stalemate ended in a matter of minutes today after house republican leaders bowed to overwhelming pressure and gave into the democrats. today, the house approved the bill that got almost 90% of support in the senate. president obama signed it into law and the threat of a new year's day tax hire for 160 working americans is over. let's go straight to dana bash who's watching this on capitol hill. must be pretty empty. it was exciting for a few minutes today. >...

Suspects this morning. they told us we're trying to determine what we got. our focus is to find ayla period. we hope to learn more from a news conference scheduled 2:00 this afternoon. jenna: we hope we get more throughout the day. rick, thank you. >> reporter: sure. jon: in north korea kim jong-il's death is causing concern for north korea's largest neighbor, china. they fear any turmoil could trigger a flood of starving refugees into china and even worse for them the chance of reunification with the south which could create a pro-western democracy right on the china border. joining us now is...

Nato essentially has interposed itself above the u.n. because if you read the u.n. resolution and i would urge to do so if you haven't already done it -- >> i have. >> then you didn't see nato mentioned at all. how does nato get in this? and you know what, nato stands for north atlantic treaty organization. now look, unless you're geographically challenged, the north atlantic doesn't include the gulf of sidra, doesn't include the border of the afghanistan-china border. but nato's there. we've got another problem to look at here which is nato, which frankly, you know, the united states pays 25%...

Though in the back of all of our minds, fear. >> we would probably have had to find somebody and pay through the nose to find somebody to drive us the six or seven, eight hours to the china border. >> i thought another way would be to go to the demilitarized zone, to the dmz which is about a couple hours away and seeing if we could leave by vehicle, cross the dmz, and into south korea. that is a very -- for the north koreans that is a very unusual way to let individuals leave, especially foreigners, especially americans. >> what would happen next? how would we get out of north korea? >> next, ...