A judge rules, but phone spying can go on

December 13, 2013

Say what?

If it's unconstitutional, then it shouldn't be happening, right? I'm no constitutional lawyer - in fact, I'm no lawyer, period - but this just seems a tad confusing, no? Can you imagine, say, a federal ruling finding racial discrimination unconstitutional, but, go ahead bigots, it's okay to be racist for another 6 months while the Klan appeals.

I'm just sayin'.

We'll have the latest on the NSA ruling, tonight at 11.

Also at 11, another traffic mess at the George Washington Bridge for the evening rush, and tonight we're going to take a closer look at what is becoming the area's latest White Elephant of a transportation connection. The world's busiest bridge- which carries 102 million vehicles a year - has been beset with backups and problems on its span, as workers make long-scheduled repairs. But what's really going on? Are the temporary fixes causing the problems or are the problems deep-seeded? We dig deeper tonight.

And Meteorologist Lee Goldberg is tracking yet another snow storm hitting us overnight and early in the morning. Welcome winter!

We'll also have any breaking news of the night, plus Rob Powers with the night's sports. I hope you can Sade Baderinwa and me, tonight at 11, right after 20/20.

BILL RITTER

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