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Its a unesca World Heritage site. One of the most visited tourist destinations on earth. And in the year 2007, they lit up the coliseum specially. They turned on this very theatrical beautiful lighting that showed off the arches of the coliseum and its surviving tiers is and its overall height. And they did that in 2007 in honor of new jersey. New jersey in december of 2007, abolished the Death Penalty. And 4,000 miles away from trenton, at the ancient coliseum in rome, the romans celebrated what new jersey did by lighting up that monument. And then they did it again in 2009, when the state of...

In rome, the romans celebrated what new jersey did by lighting up that monument. And then they did it again in 2009, when the state of new mexico abolished the Death Penalty. And then they did it again in 2012, when connecticut abolished the Death Penalty. And then they did it again last year in may when the great state of maryland abolished the Death Penalty. Its kind of amazing, right. What does the city of rome in italy halfway around the world, what do they care if a murderer convicted in baltimore gets life in prison or the Death Penalty . Turns out, they care. They care very, very much. ...

Destinations on earth. And in the year 2007, they lit up the coliseum specially. They turned on this very the theatrical beautiful lighting that showed off the arches of the coliseum and its surviving tiers is and its overall height. And they did that in 2007 in honor of new jersey. New jersey in december of 2007, abolished the Death Penalty. And 4,000 miles away from trenton, at the ancient coliseum in rome, the romans celebrated what new jersey did by lighting up that monument. And then they did it again in 2009, when the state of new mexico abolished the Death Penalty. And then they did it ...

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Penalty is an expression of society's moral outrage at particular crimes. >> in the 1970s, we had a four-year moratorium on the death penalty. the u.s. supreme court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. eventually, in 1976, with new statutes, the u.s. supreme court said, it's constitutional. and then we started seeing the death penalty back in place, death rows re-populated with new criminals, like gary gillmore. >> it seems that the people of utah, they want the death penalty, but they don't want executions. well, i took them literal and serious. >> the crimes were not especially extreme...