maundering about the political consequences of this. all of the execution scheduled for the month of april this year are in texas. it's going to cost you politically if you denounce the death penalty. >> the movement is toward ending capital punishment but whether it is a new mexico, montana, now maryland. allstate, jewish, muslim, catholic, protestant, they have all come together in support of this, which is interesting. since 1973, there have been 140 exoneration. someone on death row scheduled to be executed and now evidence comes forward. this is a mistake about cannot be reversed, but if anyone doubts the political appeal, you have to go back to 1993 when a young democratic governor from arkansas flew all the way back to little rock to preside over the execution of someone who had an iq in double digits. >> that would be bill clinton. >> these are strong arguments about on a fairness and making irreversible mistakes. in some senses, the strongest argument against the death penalty and the one i adhere to is that you try to govern a

considered something where we reach out to other parts of industries and universities and patent and idea maunders and look to try to build the kind of the economy this country wants. the kind of economy this country needs. and what the freedom to compete and the digital economy this is the space that can contribute significantly to that win. thank you for having me. [laughter] [applause] >> you got your marching orders. the center has agreed to take a few questions. -- the senator has agreed to take a few questions. >> softball questions are especially welcome. >> in the back. speak very loudly. [inaudible] >> i cannot figure out why. >> in general we would prefer to use antitrust laws. my question is what is it about antitrust laws that you think is inadequate today? what is it you are proposing to do to make that work better in your view? and how does that compare with your data cap bill, which sets a different standard for antitrust laws and price structures for data services. >> all of this is not legislation today. so let us take some time to be with you all and others as we prepare for it.

not only can cathead january singer celine dion belt out a tune she can sing it in maunder ran chinese to perform during a new years festival in beijing. it's the first time an international star was invited to sing at the event. when asked if it was difficult to sing in another language she says music tran sends boundaries. >> lunar new year celebrations are just beginning in the bay area. at 9:00 a.m. they will celebrate with a dragon parade. there is a celebration of the year of the snake also at the albany landmark twin theater. that starts at 10:00 this morning. chinese dancers will perform at the the plateon library at 2:00 this afternoon. >> eyes like a rabbit and it breathed fire. it was a dragon. >> over the next two months vol tuners from the asian art museum will hold story time while their parents browse the store. >> this is called a pop up. the museum has popped up up. >> stories will range. >>> san francisco's chinese new year parade is scheduled for two weeks from yesterday. as always you can watch it right here on channel 2. coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. on february 23r