it looks like we may have just lost glenn greenwald as he is on videostream. the me give a little information as we try to reach him. a second subject we want to take up with glenn greenwald, and that is the latest news that just came down yesterday of attorney general eric holder announcing the justice department would not prosecute anyone involved in the killing and torturing of prisoners in cia custody. the justice department have been investigating the deaths of two men -- one in iraq, one in afghanistan. gul rahman died in 2002 while being held a secret cia facility known as the salt pit in afghanistan. he had been shackled to a concrete wall in near freezing temperatures. manadel al-jamadi died in 2003 while in cia custody at iraq's petraeus abu ghraib prison. his corpse was photographed packed in ice and wrapped in plastic. on thursday, holder said -- the decision has been one of the constitution -- criticized by human rights and the organizations. will the justice department dropped its probe of interrogators involved in the deaths, the government is s

i chose not to report it at all which brings us to the exchange between glenn greenwald and c n n i's p.r. team the broadcast giant's p.r. team wrote a six point rebuttal to greenwald guardian article saying that it has extensively covered the unrest in bahrain greenwald in turn wrote a response saying that c.n.n. defense was weak and avoided the real issues like the station's alleged partnership with bahrain then the battle went to twitter and public relations said at greene greenwald nowhere in your piece do you link this to the thirty this to the thirteen minute segment on amber frey which was broadcast around the world on c.n.n. i to which he replied back to c n n's p.r. department i expressly said she went on air in april and linked to those videos not not even a good try and then c.n.n. rebutted back to them in april twentieth eleven amber lyon appeared on c.n.n. c.n.n. eyes of back story discussing her trip to buffering with the sling to the video and actually link to the video itself if you saw that at the bottom of the screen so a little of back and forth tiff between greenwa

international has fired back at the guardian reporter glenn greenwald for his accusations that the station purposely chose not to run a critical documentary about bahrain for sponsorship reasons the documentary called revolution was commissioned by c.n.n. proper and was intended to take viewers from one country to the next as the arab spring unfolded and give them an inside look at both the revolution to both the revolution itself as well as the social media's impact on the revolution here's a look at the buffer a portion of the documentary. called the protesters seem to have disappeared from capital thanks to the intense military crackdown. we ventured into another side of green beside the government didn't want the world to see to find out where they've gone we drove to the shia villages passing military checkpoints as we left the capitol. hill we're going around with these protesters for a little bit. this is what the protest looked like today the young boys who been people here yes. so what's the big deal with well c n n i has engaged in certain business for a range of events called an

news because you see as glenn greenwald found c.n.n. i has actually aggressively sought out a business strategy to work with repressive regimes and that is the our destiny to turn around and say that those same regimes are covered without bias give me a break we should all be applauding amber lyon because she stood up to the big bad media beast that already is were so appreciate of her in fact that they launched this facebook page they said thank you amber lyon c.n.n. reporter for the people of bahrain and i also want to say thank you amber for me to you she stood up in the face of what's so wrong in this country your truth soldier girl and you're pretty much a bad ass journalist and that's why you amber lyon our hero of the day so she's the hero who is the villain well this is one that's definitely no stranger for taking the highly coveted villain spot and fact if this were billboard's most villainous charts he'd probably be ranking top ten so who is the unfortunate soul taking this claim to fame today well could be none other than the

news because you see as glenn greenwald found c.n.n. i is actually aggressively sought out a business strategy to work with repressive regimes and then has the audacity to turn around and say that those same regimes are covered without bias give me a break we should all be applauding amber lyon because she stood up to the big bad media beast that already is were so appreciate of her in fact that they launched this facebook page they said thank you amber lyon c.n.n. reporter for the people of bahrain and i also want to say thank you amber for me to you she stood up in the face of what's so wrong in this country your truth soldier girl and you're pretty much a bad ass journalist and that's why you amber lyon our hero of the day so she's the hero who is the villain well this is one that's definitely no stranger for taking the highly coveted villain spot and fact if this were billboards most villainous charts he'd probably be ranking top ten so who is the unfortunate soul taking this claim to fame today well could be none other than the ten