what was wrong with the way dennis maguire left this world? >> i was given to believe it took a five minute procedure, with previous protocols. this one lasting 27 -- 26 minutes. with audible gasping. comparing to putting a pillow case over his head and cloaking him to death, my argument is the whole death penalty, not just this individual execution. >> but for now, it's approved by supreme court, and like voters across the wrights, the people of the state of ohio, approve of the ultimate sanction. in what way could it change? it can change very quickly if judges, legislators and governors of states were either required to be there or required to start the procedure by hitting a button that sent these chemicals into these people they killed. you maintain if people had to face the consequences of the judgements they make personally, they may not be so quick to make those judgements in. >> i do make that argument, yes. >> and what would you want people to know about what you saw that day maybe someone who is watching this program who considered

> kirk, we are talking about the debate of using lethal injection, it took 26 minutes to kill dennis maguire. as a person that sat on death row. should the executions be halted until we have transparency. >> they should be halted period. there's no way an execution should take place in america with the evidence. and this is factual evidence, of innocent people who have been convicted and sentences to death row. we can't do this. i understand that the public wants retribution. it's not what this is about. don't climb over me to kill an innocent experience. >> the prosecutors are looking for a death sentence for the boston bomber. the feds argue: >> reaction to the decision is mixed. the mother of a victim was opposed to the death penalty and is reconsidering her position. a poll found 57% of those surveyed favoured a sentence of life in prison. what is the community saying? >> we have a comment from henry who says: we put out the question whether families of victims should have a say and they say: >> if you have a family that essentially has lost someone to some vicious crime, whether there w

remember that ohio execution we told you about, that was death roll inmate dennis maguire. he was never before tried he that will injection. that was a combination of sedatives and painkillers. just this week, initial reviews show there is no need to get rid of the combination, even though it took maguire 26 minutes to die. the city was cut off for 12 days after a series of a larges buried the highway. avalanches also blocked the river, and created a half mile long lake. just to clear that roadway, and now the department of transportation has declared the road safe once again. >> okay. phil lavell to see what makes europe the center of the cinema world. who needs bolllywood, they give us the big movies but it is the festival that give many movie makers their exposure. which is now underway, 64 years old 24 year, 64 years strong. there are hundreds all over the year every year. everybody it seems wants in, but when it comes to the larger international festivals that number is nearer to 100, and nearly half of those are held here. in europe, the question is what has this part