i think a lot of the young people today feel proud of that new zealand into every policy that people have come complacent and feel that it's far more safe that there are these other issues i mean a lot of people to say people in the peace movement has had be sent out of the gravy it sounds awful but it's what people like. even in new zealand it's difficult to find young people concerned about this issue they are more sensitive to the melting of the antarctic and he wants to revitalize the aging pacifist movement and i'm working at peace foundation in my role as the youth outreach coordinator. for the race and they are going to tie he to the pacific here festival and basing all these amazing people from the twenty seven different countries in the pacific and i felt for the first time in my life that new zealand was not promote and that we were big compared to. some of the things out of the pacific other countries. i was pushed up on the higher the peace activist mother she's been around during peace it took his glass to see it so it's in my blood and i feel a sponsor for the city to c

the follow up from the french tests went beyond the polynesian islands it caused outrage in new zealand which took the lead in the anti-nuclear movement and became a black sheep among western countries yes unlike any other country new zealand refused to rely on nuclear weapons for its security but here nuclear technology is there it's the law. i think a lot of the young people feel trapped i bet is it instinctually policy that people will come complacent and feel that and so on recife there are these other issues i mean a lot of people to say people in the peace movement has to be sent out it means gravy it's the sounds of it it's what people think. even in new zealand it's difficult to find young people concerned about this issue they are more sensitive to the melting of the antarctic and he wants to revitalize the aging pacifist movement and i'm working at peace foundation in my role as the used outreach coordinator. but recently i meet taxi to the pacific youth pistol and facing all these amazing people from twenty seven different countries in the pacific and i felt for the first tim

old to speak and she talked about growing up with that fear of having a child found food even in new zealand because of the effects of radiation from. exposed to new treaty some of the stuff that. and i'm lucky. i have three children. and i don't live with they think the rest. i was through was normal until my until i got to school and it's on the merits in color so it would appear. so and because it's a mother to take her news and then i'll say i am a man. because that's how i understood. crane as an ex navy commander now working at the department of security theater back in the one nine hundred seventy s. when i was in and she submarine helicopters i was required to train my air crew in using this new to drop the bomb which we were given. if we ever had to release it but from a helicopter we could not escape for it as an exit and so it was a suicide mission i asked a few questions i was reassured that we probably would never really have to use it it shocked me if i was ambitious and i would also was complaining and we were told that this is the only way that britain could keep independence

with the assistance of the australian and new zealand military. and studied. the results demonstrated the presence of elevator chromosomal disturbances . actions every five years ago. so that basically saying i have suffered damage since we spoke recently is a national conference here on so much when the daughter of one of the trends spycatcher father was too ill to speak and she talked about growing up with that fear of having my child born deformed even in new zealand because of the effects of radiation from. exposed to some of the stuff that. i don't like you. i have three children. and i don't live with these it's a really. i was so it was normal until i got to school and it's just on the merits. so i would appear. and most of the kids would say a mother's a take her name and then i'll say i am i'm trying to stop nuclear. because that's how i understood. crane as a mixed maybe command her now working at the department of security. back in the one nine hundred seventy s. when i was actually suffering helicopters i was required to train my crew in using his

with the assistance of the australian and new zealand military. and studied. the results and started the presence of elements of current. trends in the fifty years ago so they're basically saying i have suffered any damage. recently national conference here on disarmament when the daughter of one of the. spycatcher father was too ill to speak and she talked about growing up with that fear of having i tried to fool even in israel and because it effects of radiation from. the nucleus and the sense that. i don't like you. i have three children. and i don't live with these. i was so it was normal and so my so i got to go and sit on the merits and go around so it would appear. so and i said because with so i i'm up as a teacher. and then as i am in my my trust start nuclear. because that's how i understand. crop crane is an external command her now working at sam and security center. back in the one nine hundred seventy s. when i was in n.c. seventeen helicopters i was required to train my air crew in using this new could depth bomb which we were given. if we ever

today, you're probably seeing, a marmite crisis in new zealand. because of damage caused by the earthquake and the company says there's going to be no new supplies for that plant at least until july. now, there are some reports of panic buying, speculators snapping up remaining stocks and putting them on the auction site trade me trying to get a few dollars. one i saw is that they were trying to get $100 for a jar which is five times -- sorry 20 times what am i talking about the normal price of marmite. their advice is to make it go further, spread marmite on hot toast. it thins it out, makes it go further. don't put it on bread but your toast, the best part is the new zealand prime minister has got involved in the crisis. his suggestion, which i'm astounded he made is that maybe people should consider, nina, buying vegemite, australia's staple. i can't seeing that going down too well. >> who would have thought? we're talking about how oil is such a good commodity. marmite is the black stuff to go. black gold in new zealand, not oil. >> i know som

. >> australia, new zealand.re neighbors and also at times bitter rivals. >> it's the battle of the belly flop. but the real fact of the matter is, one of these is the runner-up. find out which one, next. >>> welcome back to the rtm top ten countdown. number three is one of those videos you've just got to see. in the last few years, we've learned that pythons are not native species to florida, and they keep finding them everywhere. and they found one not too long ago. check this one out. this python is 15 feet, 3 inches long. >> why is that guy putting it in his trunk? >> that guy used to work for the state forest in florida. he resigned, and his last day was the day that this python video was shot. >> did he resign because of this python? >> no. >> he's like i don't want to do this anymore, there is a 15-foot python in the trunk. >> according to the department of forestry, they don't approve of the way he terminated the life of this python. he bashed it over the head with a rake, but they say it is allowable to

new zealand classically the international court of justice and wins. france is forced to renounce atmosphere testing but there is still another option the era of french underground testing begins it will last more than twenty years. you don't actually need to do any tests once you've configured it recently well from a physicist point of view there is no chance that it explodes the problem is therefore to figure out exactly what conditions it's going to explode and with how much hard which is a ridiculous justification since the purpose of the bomb is to kill people women and children so to achieve that goal you don't need to be a perfectionist i call him uncle because i've known him since i was little but i never knew she worked on me. as i told my superiors i want to be protected why are they protected and i'm not changing with my khaki police uniform shorts i can't be all that. and the military personnel were covered from head to toe. what about us polynesians in what about us it's not the same bomb on we're tougher. we're tougher so we can take a do

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where do you pit stop if you're on your way from new zealand to brazil? whereill you stop? >> in an argentinepit. wnthh one dude was like airborne. hanging on with his hands for dear life and his body was horizontal. >> look at the guys down below open up a curtain like what is going on up there? >> is everybody on board? >> they kind of look bike the gorton's fisherman. >> kind of, but not quite. they're faster. >>> what up? >> rottweiler cow love. >> i will infiltrate your land. almost there. so close. oh no. i'm falling in love. >> you guys want to french? >> oh, baby. where's the beef. >> i never had cow tongue before this. you guys want to move in with me? okay, bye. >>> the cinnamon challenge is back, but this time it's the granny edition. >> oh. >> please don't tell me her dentures fly out of her nose or something with the cinnamon. >> i'll give you 50 bucks if you can do the cinnamon challenge. >> what's the cinnamon challenge? i love cinnamon. >> she obviously hasn't been to youtube. >> you take a tablespoon of cinnamon and you got it eat it. >> you'll give me 50 b

. >> new zealand left damage, but it also brought some visitors. >> whoa. >> is that a fish? >> see what's swimming in the streets. >> surprise! >> it's a 70th birthday party, but the biggest surprise is yet to come. >> it's a frisky gorilla. >> that's for sure. >> don't worry, it's all in the family. >>> i want you guys to take a look at incredible images. look at this. it's lava flow on mount kilauea on the big island of hawaii. this lava has been pretty consistently flowing for nearly 30 years. ♪ >> i just don't keep in my mind that this is constantly building new earth in hawaii. >> to see it like this gives us all a different kind of perspective. i wanted to talk to lee hill bert, the guy who shot this, skyping with us right this minute from the big island of hawaii. how did you get these amazing images? >> it's about a three or four mile hike across older, cooler lava scapes and the last mile i walked to get that footage i hiked across some of the hot stuff, still actually fluid underneath. this melts shoes and boots. but i was able to calculate how far across i was abl

normally do didn't you know were young various trips to new zealand with my parents a little coffee i had the opportunity to meet some members of greenpeace with you know you couldn't if i think they will bring a phd across the ocean to try and stop nuclear tests and but it would have been so much better all if our people had risen up together in protest all messages to move. greenpeace irritants the french military july tenth one thousand nine hundred five while the activists prepared to sail again to morrow of france orders the sinking of their ship the rainbow warrior anchored in new zealand's auckland harbor. a bombing provokes an uproar from the international community and tremendous purposedly for greetings. ten years later in one thousand and five the french president jacques chirac orders a new series of nuclear tests this time to heat up ballots. actually our first demonstration was in one thousand nine hundred four. and in one thousand nine hundred five we were both in the airport. and we saw the riot police shooting at protesters. see if. it was like watching a big movie sc

was void essentially that means that those new zealand police illegally invaded dotcoms home and also illegally took all his things were talking jewelry cars electronics all without a valid court order to back them up needless to say. might be getting all his stuff back and the u.s. justice department is still trying to have him extradited to stand trial here and they say he made nearly two hundred million dollars illegally off of copyrighted materials uploaded by users of his website now again all of this happened in new zealand but much of it was in coordination with the u.s. department of justice and right now there are quite a few questions being raised about the way business is conducted at the department of justice a major complaint right now the constitutionality of the patriot act and how it's been interpreted since it was signed into law more than ten years ago back in two thousand and one it's gone to the point where two u.s. senators oregon senator ron wyden and colorado senator mark udall have written a letter to attorney general eric holder asking him to reconsider some o

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the 6.3 magnitude shaking the center of new zealand's city to its foundations. it was the collapse of the iconic cathedral that became the defining image of the devastation. assault on the very soul of christchurch. 131 years of history came to an end. that is a physical and spiritual landmark, the famous first of its sections the fall. one year on, the church has decided that it will cost too much to repair. it is described as a staggering and not an option. victoria matthews says that the only viable plan is to start again. and the cathedral will be taken down in a dignified and respectful way. >> there'll be no bulldozers or wrecking balls. this will be done with deep respect and love. >> the idea of demolishing it has appalled of many. it is a symbol of the city's resilience. the memory reference point. they say it should be preserved at any cost. >> isn't necessary at all. this need not be done. >> i don't know if it is a full range of possible options being explored. >> in the church wants to build a new cathedral somewhere else. he city remains divided ov

new video into the newsroom out of new zealand that involves massive flooding. many communities have experienced what would normally be a month worth of rain in 1 hours. investigators say police rescued people in almost every town in some parts of new zealand. some people have had to sit on the tops of the cars, roofs and tops of their homes just to stay safe. lynette. >>> all right. let's talk about what hing a gone right now because we are going to be dealing with the fact we have some -- actually we are looking at video into arizona right now. you can see snow coming in across the area. so, we have a little bit of the seasons everywhere. let's go back inside here and i can show you how we have the -- snow in arizona. winter back into portions of the four corners and back west further than that. and then we slide a little further towards the east. we are dealing with summer like conditions here and severe weather as we head into oklahoma, texas, and even into kansas today. this will start to slide off toward the east. but i am not done with the seasons yet. le

the 6.3 magnitude quake shaking the center of new zealand's third city to its foundations. it was the collapse of its iconic cathedral which became the defining image of the devastation. in just 40 seconds, 131 years of history came to an end. the physical and spiritual landmark came down. the famous spire, the first of the sections to fault of the church has decided it will cost too much to -- the famous spire was the first section to fall. the church has decided it will cost too much to repair. the bishop says the only plan is to start again and that the cathedral be taken down in a dignified and respectful way. >> there will be no bulldozers, there will be no wrecking balls. this will be done with deep respect and love. >> the idea has appalled many here who see the cathedral and its broken state as a symbol of the city's resilience, its memory reference point but they say it should be preserved at any cost. >> this need not be done. >> i don't know that the full range of possible options have been explored. >> the church says they would like to build a new cathedral som

the video camera rolled when a 6-year-old jumped, also in new zealand.n it comes to the very youngest of children -- >> the question always remains, whose dream is this? is it the child's or the parent's? >> reporter: it seems some dreams are better off deferred, at least for a few years. for "good morning america," mark greenblatt, abc news, new york. >> all right, paula, you have two young children. would you consider doing something like that? >> sometimes i feel like pushing them out of a plane. but i would not go that far. i think unless they're able to really express, mommy, i want to jump out of a plane. and i don't think they'll ever do it. because it's in the genes. i'm petrified of heights. this chair is high for me. >> we'll get you off the chair, soon. >> it's all about a one-foot leap. >>> coming up on "good morning america," taking appreciation of "twilight" to the next level. the couple for whom the books and the movies are the inspiration for the most important day of their lives. it's coming up in "pop news." keep it here. wow. but you c

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as we see the life of the animals, we ask this question, what is the only land mammal native to new zealanddge hog, bat, or the wallaby. >> tucker says hedge hog. >> you say pig. i will say wallaby. fox 5 morning news is back right after the break [ female announcer ] ] pillsbury presents: how to solve a brother-sister standoff. ♪ pillsbury chocolate chip cookies, warm out of the oven. another sweet idea for bringing families together from pillsbury. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy. >>> weather team is on it >> i want to give you an update national weather service just issued south of the city down into orange county, you are now under a winter storm warning until 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, snow totals for you could be 4 to 6 inches a band of very heavy snow only about 20 miles across, but looks like it will be right through the counties of orange and spotsilvnia county. very quickly as you notice the different color it is darker g

. >>> let's turn now to weather and torrential rains in parts of new zealand turning streets into swiftoving rivers this week. now nature may be setting the stage for an encore. the meteorologist is at the international weather center. just how bad is it looking the second time around. pedra? >> they've gone over this the last couple of days. with the soil being actually saturated, that's the concern. even if they get a moderate rainfa rainfall, the problems could be severe. the north eye land of new zealand, in the southern tier of the north islands, around wellington, that's the area where we had winds upwards of 120 kilometers per hour. these areas actually picked up two months' worth of rainfall in just a matter of 24 to 48 hours. that's why the concern is so large. take a look at satellite imagery. a couple of disturbances, australia, this part of the world weather travels from west to east, a disturbance across the southern tier. another one across the coral sea. these are two areas of concern. two separate features, but going to essentially come together here in the next couple o

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it's picked up by the rescue team in new zealand. >> i thought here we go. what we got now.e were told it was a boat in distress and if we could go out and try to find it. >> the mayday call gives only a vague position. the pilot knows finding the boat will be tough. >> the rescue helicopter actually went over us. it didn't see us because of the squalls in the water. >> it's now a nerve-racking 25 minutes since the rescue call was made. and at any moment the tormenter may sink. finally the rescue crew spots the troubled boat. >> the boat was actually beginning to sink rather rapidly. >> alex stewart, an experienced rescue diver, is lowered down from the chopper. >> when they placed me on the boat, i had about two seconds and then, whoosh, i was off it. >> alex knows there's very little time. >> i shouted to tina to get into the water and for her husband to go in the dinghy and get away from the sinking boat. >> tina doesn't want to get in the water for fear she'll lose hold of priscilla. but then a wave hits the cockpit and the dog falls into the ocean. she sees alex, and pa

national health care systems new zealand united kingdom australia israel korea italy japan slovenia. it's time for us to say that health care is a basic human right and it's time for us to take healthcare out of this whole political nonsense of the left is right is that is that the free market or the the the rest of the world has demonstrated a national health care system works when you start on the promise that health care is our right and not a privilege and that the government is there to guarantee those rights and make things work then you can have a health care system that works and that's what we need to do in the united states medicare part d. easy for everybody just like everybody buy into medicare problem solved. after the break national released a study this week finding out the united states is one of the nations in the world that executing its own citizens so what can we take away from this startling fact it will there to ever abolish the death penalty. see a story and it seems so easy to understand it and then something else here see some other part of it and realized ev

illegally off of copyrighted materials uploaded by users of his website now this did happen in new zealand was a resident of much of this case it was in court nation with the us department of justice and right now there are quite a few questions being raised about the way business is conducted at the department of justice. a major complaint right now on the constitutionality of the patriot act and how it's been interpreted since it was signed into law more than ten years ago has gone to the point where two u.s. senators organ senator ron wyden and colorado senator mark udall have written a letter to attorney general eric holder holder asking him to reconsider some of the ways the patriot act has been used throughout the years and also how will be used in the future because senators say there's a pretty significant gap between what most americans think the law allows and what the government secretly plains the law allows now earlier i spoke about this with david seaman a journalist and host of the d.l. show and i got his thoughts on whether the patriot act is changing in america take a list

illegally after copyrighted materials uploaded by users of his website now this all happened in new zealand but much of the case was in court nation with the u.s. department of justice and right now there are actually quite a few questions being raised about the way business is conducted there a major complaint right now the constitutionality of the patriot act and how it's been interpreted since it was signed into law more than ten years ago it's gone to the point where even two u.s. senators oregon senator ron wyden and colorado senator mark udall have written a letter to attorney general eric holder asking him to reconsider some of the ways that the patriot act has been used throughout the years and how it will be used and interpreted in the future they say there is a significant gap between what most americans think the law allows and what the government secretly claims the law allows. i spoke earlier with trevor tim an activist for the electronic frontier foundation he's been fighting to gain a better understanding of this court orders and freedom of information request to the departme

both the reserve bank of australia and new zealand have a policy meeting this weekend.houldn't be any economic effect. it's more of a valuation perspective. i think aussie right now is overvalued. >> walk us through the levels here. >> near the current levels trading 1.2990 there. i'd look for a move to 1.2750 and i put up a stop at 1.3030. >> and what does the ration down to the gdp have on your decision to sell aussie/kiwi. >> overnight we've seen a reaction. you mentioned at the national peoples congress it was announced that the gdp would be 7.5% for china. it was expected, but we saw a selloff in aussie and asian equities overnight. so i think most of the reaction has already taken place. but going forward certainly if we do see further slowing in china data, that would weigh. we also have an important read on wednesday for aussie. we have to see how that comes in. >> all right. thanks a lot for 234e trade. of course you can get more currency strategies on "money in motion" every friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern here on cnbc. we were just talking australia an new zealan

. >>> in new zealand winds of more than 100 miles per hour blew through new zealand. of people lost power as electrical lines came down. one small airport closed. the wind storm also postponed a soccer tournament. it came one day after torrential rains caused widespread flooding. >>> fires burning on mount kenya are likely the work of poachers trying to create distractions away from their illegally activity. >>> a 34-year-old high school drug counselor is in jail. police in salinas says they found 14 videos of students using the counselors office to have sex. gilbert oliv era s is a youth counselor and worked out of salinas high school. last night police searched his home after a student accused olivares of molestic him. that's when they found child pornography on all of olivares computer. police say they think he was the one who set up the camera and then secretly taped the students. >> students were able to go into the room and do that kind of activity to begin with, but then to be filmed by a counselor is just shocking. >> a second student has now come forward alle

falling fast and furiously out of a new zealand plane. when he announced his 2-year-old was next, a public outcry from down under grounded his plan. he said this is something special i can do with my boys that not many can do. also saying i'm 100% confident in my equipment and safety. >> this is about a father doing something that could severely hurt, the not kill, if something goes wrong, his own child. they're called death defying sports. because sometimes things can go wrong. >> reporter: all over youtube, parents don't seem the mind. they let this 9-year-old in romania take the plunge. and this 7-year-old girl in taiwan jumps, too. she can be seen here in a long free-fall over cold, icy terrain down below. the video came ra rolled when a 6-year-old jumped in new zealand. >> the question always remains, whose dream is this? is it the child's or the parent's? >> reporter: it seems some dreams are better off deferred, at least for a few years. >> all right, paula, you have two young children. would you consider doing something like that?

. >>> in new zealand winds of more than 100 miles per hour blew through new zealand. lost power as electrical lines came down. one small airport closed. the wind storm also postponed a soccer tournament. it came one day after torrential rains caused widespread flooding. >>> fires burning on mount kenya are likely the work of poachers trying to create distractions away from their illegally activity. >>> a 34-year-old high school drug counselor is in jail. police in salinas says they found 14 videos of students using the counselors office to have sex. gilbert oliv era s is a youth counselor and worked out of salinas high school. last night police searched his home after a student accused olivares of molestic him. that's when they found child pornography on all of olivares computer. police say they think he was the one who set up the camera and then secretly taped the students. >> students were able to go into the room and do that kind of activity to begin with, but then to be filmed by a counselor is just shocking. >> a second student has now come forward alleging inapp

impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> okay, here's the question. have you ever thought about having fluffy of fido stuffed in i'm not kidding. it may not be for everyone. but for thousands of people every year, being able to keep a pet around after death is no laughing matter at all as ryan owens discovered in romance, arkansas. >> well, here she rests. >> that is britney. >> reporter: well, that was britney. the yorkie died last year with you mary kaufman sleeps next to her dog every night. >> i pet her. she always slept in my bedroom. >> reporter: for this arkansas woman, pictures of her companion was not enough so she had britney stuffed and freeze died. the man w