and lawyers for clayton d. lockett called for an independent review and autopsy so it doesn't happen again. >> you personally spoke to the lawyers. what did they say to you? >> they said that - one said her feeling is that there can be no more executions in oklahoma. there's a full having into what went wrong, and full transparency about the process, including the drugs. the lawyers for the two inmates who were supposed to be executed - one was stayed, they had sought to find out who supplies the drugs, and information about whether the duration would be effective, as the official word from the prison was that it happened because clayton d. lockett - there was a problem with his vein, that it ruptured. they are calling into investigation for this process. >> when they call for an investigation, did they say whether or not the drugs were tested? >> no. no. they have refused to disclose the supplier of the drug, and they did reveal what drugs they'd use, but lawyers thought more details about where they came from. >> wha

clayton d. lockett was given lethal injections. the execution was called off. he lifted his head and started mumbling. a prison spokesman said the vein was broken and the drugs not working properly. another inmate was to be put to death hours later. that has been delayed. oklahoma's supreme court ruled in favour of the state. >> french and engineering company has seated a $17 billion bid from general electric. the proposal has been described as practically perfect. >> french government has been trying to steer him towards europe. there are fears that a take over by u.s. company will mean job losses for the french. >>> russia has accused the west of reviving cold war tactics. on tuesday the you european union added 15 more people on the list of russian and ukrainian officials facing asset freezes and travel bands. washington announced a new set of sanctions. president obama said he would not impose more sanctions. >> eastern ukraine - gunman opened fire as they took control of more buildings. pro-russian able to visits stormed the headquarters for police and luh

clayton d. lockett was given a lethal injection.he execution was called off once he lived his head and started mumbling. a prison spokesman said the vein was broken and the drugs not working properly. another inmate was to be put to death, that has been delayed. both convicts sued the state for refusing to disclose details of the judge. oklahoma supreme court dismissed the claims. >>> several u.s. states that carry out the death penalty have been using secretly acquired drug cocktails. they can glow locker access sodium theo pen tral, and another drug used to paralyze the condemned. the lone u.s. manufacturer stopped producing to drug in 2011. the e.u. barred european companies from exporting drugs used for execution. states like oklahoma have been using untested combinations or buying from regulated pharmacies buying the chemicals. they have been able to keep the cocktail secret with the help of court rulings. >> in ohio, an inmate took 25 minutes to die, and was seen convulsing. it's an untested combination of trucks. >> a usa res