CE 6.2

1. Why did the grand jury decide not to charge deputy sheriff Randy McMillian? Page A1 "No charges in taser incident"
Officials said that Nino de Rivera acted aggressively towards McMillian and thats why he tased him.
2. Why is the European court ruling about Google searches so interesting? Page A1 "European court: Google can be forced to remove links"
It is giving individuals a choice on what can be learned about them on the internet. 
3. Why did Michelle Obama recently have a photo taken of her holding a sigh with the words 'Bring home our girls'? Page A4 "US aircraft aid in search for missing Nigerian girls" BE SPECIFIC
Almost 300 school girls were kidnapped recently and are being held hostage. The government are now working to bring them back after it was said they would be no negations with the captures who have killed hundreds of people recently. She is being a part of the campaign to get the girls back.
4. Why was the discovery of a chronometer such a big deal? Page B2 "Researchers: Chronometer was 'Big Discovery'"
Its from the 18th century and used to be a very big deal. It also helps to show how old the ship is.
5. What will the iPad hopefully be able to do with the next software update? Page B8It will be able to multitask by having a split screen when you want to have 2 apps open at the same time.

Last week an inmate who was scheduled to be executed in Oklahoma was given the lethal injection, but there were problems with the drug mixture and it took him over 40 minutes to die. While observers and prison officials watched he writhed and struggled before finally succumbing to a heart attack. Lethal injections and the use of the death penalty have come under fire because of this event. The problems really started about a year ago because the main supplier of the drug combination went out of business and states have struggled to find replacements that are as powerful and work as well. 

If someone has been convicted in a state that has the death penalty, what should the obligations of the state be when it comes to actually executing that person? I am not asking you what you think about the death penalty, just what you think the state should have to do when they are going to execute a person
I think that they should have to kill them, as simple as that. If you kill someone in cold blood, you should be put to death, however it happens. I realize that the people being put to death are still people but I have no sympathy for people who have caused misery and suffer a little before they die. Though that may sound bad, I think that if these criminals wanted to die a peaceful death, they shouldn't have committed the crime that put them in this kind of situation.