Christa Pike Survives Two Doses: Failed Execution Raises Lethal Injection Questions

Christa Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital during an execution attempt in Tennessee, an outcome that has raised new questions about lethal injection procedures and the drugs used. Pike's attorneys had previously warned the court that she had vein issues, concerns that now appear central to the failed procedure. Following the botched execution, Pike's legal team is asking the governor to commute her sentence. The case has intensified scrutiny of capital punishment protocols and the medical complexities involved in carrying out executions. CNN's Meg Tirrell reports on the developments, providing context on the legal and medical questions surrounding the case and what it may mean for future executions in the state.