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Some of the nsa surveillance programs may be unconstitutional? >> at this point, no. jay carney was asked about that at the top of this press briefing. and not surprisingly, wolf, he again punted over to the department of justice which did release that will brief statement saying yesterday that they believe that the bulk phone record collection that is going on at the nsa that is at the heart of that federal judge's ruling yesterday who said that that is likely unconstitutional, the department of justice saying that they believe that that activity is constitutional and jay carney reiterated th...

0 2013. go to cn.com/why i are for year in review. >> you're going to see 20 of the biggest news stories and we would like you to choose ten for us because we're lazy. rumts will be announced online and tv december 30, 9:00 a.m. eastern. number one story right now, the new pope francis. >> thanks for watching "around the world." "cnn newsroom" starts right now. have a good afternoon. right now the heads of tech companies are meeting with president obama over at the white house. nsa surveillance and health care are both on the agenda. right now, the compromise budget deal is moving forward ...

0 the law signed by president johns in 1965, a response to widespread efforts in the south to prevent blacks from voting. >> we're marching today. >> civil rights veteran john lewis watched as the law was signed. >> without the voting rights acof 1965, there would be no barack obama as president of the united states of america. we've come too far, made too much progress to go back. >> this decision represents a serious setback for voting rights and has the potential to negatively affect millions of americans across the country. >> in a 5-4 ruling the court's conservatives said the areas covere...

0 >> speaking of laughable, i have to go back to this because earlier today, congresswoman marshall blackburn tried her best to claim that the doomed abortion bill currently occupying the house of representatives is anything more than a pathetic pander in an interview with my colleague craig melvin. >> is this purely pandering? >> no, it isn't pandering at all. it's saving the life of women and of babies, pandering? absolutely not. i can't believe you would say something like that. how dare you? how could you say something like that about a bill that has absolutely no chance of becoming law. d...

little more than tweaking the agreements that have been made, but not overthrowing them. on the other hand, in greece, which is where a lot of these problems began, the government is basically going down the tubes. they have no idea how they're going to organize the government, how they're going to make the payments they need to make, how they're going to renegotiate their debt. everything is up in the air in greece and the powers emerging are radical on the right and radical on the left. so it's really unclear what's going to happen there will. >> i want to talk about the piece that...