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Companies, but if it is upheld, it could have massive implications across the board and the court also said that so far, it did not believe that nsa had demonstrated that this surveillance program has stopped any terrorist attack, which is the nsa's major point of defense for keeping up the surveillance. wolf? >> barbara, thank you very much. the ruling certainly comes at a terrible time for president obama. he's actually set to meet tomorrow with high tech executives who have already expressed their own deep concern about a lot of these nsa surveillance programs. our senior white house corres...

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Edward snowden's disclosures has been that he never disclosed anything that was shown to be illegal. well, today a federal judge said this enormous expensive program is illegal. if this is upheld on appeal, and that's of course, a very open question, the government will have to tear out one of its major surveillance programs and start virtually from scratch on the so-called meda data program, the program that examines the phone numbers called and the duration of calls inside the united states. >> we all know, as we have been reporting on the different nsa leaks the last couple months, you have...

Nsa official saying they're open to potential amnesty for snowden and a deal. others have said no. what do you make of that discussion coming from the nsa itself now. >> well, you know, i'm not in a position to speak on behalf of edward snowden. but i can say that there's no way we would have had an opinion like this one without the information that edward snowden made public. we wouldn't have been able to have this debate at all. and in some ways, that's the most remarkable thing. whatever you think about these programs, and obviously i think that a lot of these programs are unconstitutional....

The next hour of "newsroom" begins right now. >> you are in the cnn newsroom, i'm rosa flores. this hour we are looking ahead to stories you'll be talking about and hearing about this coming week. let's begin with our five questions for the week ahead. question number one, will edward snowden testify under oath? former nsa contractor has been formally invited by the european parliament to provide testimony about the u.s. government's surveillance programs. whether he will or won't is up in the air right now. cnn'ser cnn'ser toy tory dunnan has more. >> reporter: with the revolutions by nsa lea...