information the nsa has been gathering when it comes to phone calls and things of that nature. we learn that this district court judge has now ruled that specifically the nsa actions of collecting calls to, from, or within the united states is likely unconstitutional under the fourth amendment. joe johns is standing by with more on this. he's our crime and justice correspondent. and so joe, just talk to me specifically about the specifics of this ruling and the fourth amendment here. >> hey, brooke. yeah, this is sort of the camel's nose under the tent on the issue of nsa surveillance as it applies to what's known as medidata. we know from months and months of reporting about edward snowden the government has been collecting tons of information about the telephone calls that people make. this is the numbers dialed, the number, you know, that the phone call is made from. where it went, how long it lasted, and so on.
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