someone that young to death -- >> i'm going to play tough guy here. i'm not a big pro or anti-death penalty person. tsarnaev was convicted on 30 counts today, 17 of which allow the death penalty. most of the counts are based on a 1994 law supported by the following, senator ted kennedy of massachusetts, john kerry of massachusetts, barney frank, joseph kennedy and other members of the massachusetts delegation. they all voted for this death penalty eligibility and the total was 61 senators in that year and 235 in the house of representatives. overwhelming votes authorized the use of the death penalty and signed into law by then president bill clinton. if this was the intent of congress that such crimes should carry the death penalty, what matter of case did the congress matter for the death penalty if not for this one involving 17 convictions carrying the death penalty and why this law if not now.