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joining me now is glenn greenwald, a contributing righter at salon.com.ith liberty and justice for some" is out in paperback. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> we're no longer a nation of one rule of law but really two populations, one oblivious to the law and the other subject to it. when did this begin and why? >> i would say just you know that it is not so much that one is subject and one isn't. they're in different universes. you have the elite who have committed some of the most egregious crimes imaginable, torture, spying on americans massive systemic financial fraud. none of which has resulted in any legal accountability and yet at the very same time, the same class has implemented for everybody else not just a legal system, a system of punishment but the western world's harshest and most oppressive system of punishment. we imprison more of our citizens than any other country in the world. so you have this extreme impunity for a small elite class and the exact opposite world for everybody else. >> i don't want to spend too much time on history

crews used a large crane to get to the righters, it took nearly two hours to get -- riders, it took nearlytwo hours to get them down, everyone was okay, the cause under investigation. the superman coaster remains closed. >>> to the latest in the colorado shooting massacre. prosecutors are set to file formal charges in about 90 minutes against 24-year-old james holmes, including a dozen first degree murder counts. he's accused of killing 12 people and wounding nearly 60 others at a movie theater during the showing of the new batman movie. attorneys will argue for information about a notebook he allegedly had delivered to his psychiatrist. defense contends it is privileged communication. legal analysts expect the case to be dominated by arguments over holmes' sanity. stay with the abc7 morning news coming up, we go live to colorado for an update on today's court appearance. >>> 6:05. investigators want to know if underaged drinking played a role in a fight on a party bus that ended in a woman's death when two people fell from the moving bus it happened late friday night on highway 17 in los

crews and engineers used a large crane to get to the righters and pass out water and sunscreen. it -- riders and pass out water and sunscreen. >>> with the plan of releasing the train our first plan of action, the safest. second would be to rescue them individually, if we had to. we were able to fortunately, go ahead and release the train. >> everyone on the ride was checked by paramedics and given season passes to the park. officials say the problem doesn't appear to be mechanical, the cause is under investigation and the superman coaster remains closed. >>> two titans set to go to court in san jose in a pat dispute. apple is suing samsung for allegedly copying its iphone and ipad design. a jury is expected to be selected today. apple is demanding 2.5 billion dollars in damages. apple says it intends to push for more injunctions to block u.s. sale of samsung's phones and tablets, those devices are powered by google's android operating system. >>> authorities are trying to determine their next step in the search for a missing woman who suffers from dementia. 76-year-old maria ja

food network righter interviewed the researches part of a joint investigation of abc news. >> when theyhe infections and looked at bacteria in the animals and looked at bacteria on the meat they all matched. >> reporter: and this is no ordinary infection. >> i couldn't function fully for weeks. almost a month. >> reporter: the superbug hangs on longer resisting antibiotics and comes back repeatedly as it did with dori. >> they ran the tests again and confirmed that yes, i still had the infection and that let's try something else. >> reporter: veteran doctors say they often have to use several types of antibiotics now trying to outsmart the bacteria. >> they are superclever and very start. we call them bugs and think of them as stupid but they are smart. >> the chicken industry disputes the research and say they believe it is unlikely that the antibiotic resistant superbug comes from poultry but the independent researchers say they are confident the link is proven by dna. >>> new information tonight about congressman jesse jackson, jr. and his mysterious leave of abpresentation capitol h

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