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>> new developments in the controversial spying program. a new york u.s. district court judge ruling today the surveillance program is legal. this decision comes after another federal judge in washington ruled the opposite way earlier this month. could the contact mean the issue is on the way to the supreme court. the lawsuit challenging the nsa program offering this statement on the ruling. another federal judge and the president's review group concluded last week the national security agency's bulk collection of telephone data constitutes a serious invasion of americans' privacy. we intend t...

From judge richard leon this month. the court concludes that plaintiffs have challenged the constitutionality of the government's bulk collection of metadata, that they demonstrated a substantial likelihood of success on the merits of their fourth amendment claim and they will suffer irreparable harm. what's the take-away now that you have these two competing rulings going in completely opposite directions? >> well, yeah, exactly. you have two judges who are of the same rank so basically, the two opinions cancel out each other. what we have to do now is the nsa -- and the nsa is going to conti...

Taking the heat for. the bulk collection of americans' phone records. joining me now from hawaii is nbc white house correspondent, peter alexander, traveling with the president. and did i mention that peter is in hawaii. looks tough out there, peter. >> i thought you would be on this assignment, karen. we were looking for you. >> you know, i was trying. i want to start with department of justice said they were pleased with the decision upholding the collection of americans' phone data. obviously, it counters a ruling two weeks ago that claimed the program was, quote, almost orwellian. what are...

Washington post" he has already won. he says that's because journalists are telling the stories of the government's bulk collection of data. snowden says that he doesn't want to change society, he just wanted people to have a say in how they're governed. pregnant women who eat nuts or peanut butter don't appear to be raising the risk of nut allergies for their children. researchers say kids whose moms ate nuts five times a month during pregnancy were less likely to have allergies. pope francis paid a visit to the home of his predecessor pope benedict xvi. the two exchanged christmas greeti...

Won. he says that's because journalists are telling the stories of the government's bulk collection of data. snowden says that he doesn't want to change society, he just wanted people to have a say in how they're governed. pregnant women who eat nuts or peanut butter don't a peer to be raising the risk of nut allergies for their children. researchers say whose moms ate nuts five times a month during pregnancy were less likely to have allergies. pope francis paid a visit to the home of his predecessor pope benedict xvi. the two exchanged christmas greetings and prayed together. in massach...