and new zealand has legalized same-sex marriage, but its neighbor to the north may have different idea. >> between five and 15 people have been killed, as well as injured more than 150 and five fighters are missing. the blast has set off tax i am fumes fanned by high winds and leveled homes and businesses nearby. tom ackerman has the latest. >> local firefighters were summoned to the plant to put out a blaze, then came the explosion. the blast in the small farming community of west near the city of waco leveled an apartment complex and damaged a nursing home located next to the plant. the explosion was felt more than 100 kilometers away, and the u.s. geological survey registered it as magnitude 2.1 on the earthquake scale. >> right now, we have a tremendous amount of injuries, probably over 100 injuries at this time. we do have confirmed fatalities. the inform is not current yet. it could go up by the minute. we're in there certaining the area right now. >> first responders evacuated half the residents of the town of 2,600, but as wind gusts carrying ammonia fumes shifted direction, th

>> i found the question weak. >> this could happen in new zealand because 10 people live in new swreend la. >> the -- new zealand. >> there are 40 or 50,000 people who live in the united states. if one person did a lawsuit like that everyone would do it every time there was a misleading trailer and there would be anarchy. thank you swree land better -- new zealand better think about it. now the big shun the movie business they shot themselves in new zealand for feet. >> he did research. >> do you think anyone else noticed that scene wasn't in the movie? >> that's why i love this story. i hate trailers. that's the worst part of going to the movies. you have to sit through ts stuff. it is really loud and they play you for a person with an emotional or mental problem. like they have to explain these things with loud music. you know the worst trailer ever was "greenberg" and possibly the greatest movie ever. trailers lie. jay well, they lie -- >> well, they lie, but it is usually the opposite. it is a cliche, but the trailers are always 10 times better than movies. when i should be working

god bless new zealand new zealand all of a sudden passing same-sex marriage. the first country in the region to do so. it was pass 77-44. watch this video. after it's passed, that's where it gets interesting. let's watch it again. >> members the ayes are 77. the nos are 44. [ cheering ] >> i understand-- [ singing ] >> cenk: they broke out in song. that's what happened, guys. i'm too emotional. i nearly teared up twice watching that. and here's where it gets great. the song is called poka rekar p anna. it is both a love song and the national anthem of new zealand. how perfect is that. by the way, the new zealand soldiers would sing it going into war. for that to come out spontaneously in the rafters was just a beautiful beautiful moment. all right, shayna, what is your reaction to this? >> it's amazing. it would be like having our congress start singing "america the beautiful." we hear it at sporting events and other places, it's emotional because of what happened in boston. this is the flip side, remembering that there is something beautiful and patriotic to

: great, new zealand's got same sex marriage. now nine guys camping in the woods obsessed with jewelry seems kind of gay. ( cheers and applause ). and i'm not the only one who is upset. >> you can caricature cristian teaching and call it bigotry, and that's reasonable speech on the left these days. >> if you support traditional marriage, you're a bigot. >> if i say i support traditional marriage, i'm automatically called a bigot. i'm called a homophobe. >> stephen: yeah, they're calling us hateful names like bigot and homo phone. when we're just hellfully pointing out that they are deviant abominations who are going to hell. there's no need to get personal. and denying gay marriage is at the heart of my faith, folks. sure, jesus never mentioned homosexuality in the new testament but that just showed how much he disapproved of it. he was giving the gays the old silent treatment. and folks, let's not kid ourselves. we know where this is leading. >> remember when the jews in nazi germany, they had to wear a yellow star of david on t

so much so that the us would not be able to compete with the new new zealand state on the dairy production now senator casey went so far as to call the issue the perfect storm of dairy dairy farmers also expressed concerns over the naming of classification of food considering different country in regional standards but perhaps the greatest concern coming out of the hearing today was the need to protect american intellectual property now the president and chief executive officer of global intellectual property center for the u.s. chamber of commerce david hersman says that he strongly supports the t.t.p. but that all participating countries need to agree to data protection an ip standards. fifty five million american jobs depend on literal property they pay thirty percent higher wages on average and most importantly for this hearing seventy four percent of our exports are tried to electoral property. however the industries that create these exports are facing challenges all around the world ip matters for two reasons one it will maximize the benefits of the group both for the u.s. and its p

crazy alert on wednesday new zealand's parliament approved a law legalizing same sex marriage and acknowledged three members of parliament celebrated the bill's passage was singing and dancing one new zealand legislature to legislate for reese williamson joined in on the fun by giving a rousing speech mocking the fears of same sex marriage opponents take a look. at a river and in my local coal the guy who owns. the diet that this bill is passed assume we are really struggling to know what the guy on the floor will look like we don't know if it will come down the pickering or highway as a series of troops over there will be a guest that flows in over the lake and the local school and one of the missions as i head was there this bill was the cool ground. who was the cool well if any of you follow my twitter account you will see that in the packer regularly with this morning it was pouring with rain. we had the most enormous big guy rainbow across. smiling through. various things. to be a song if you believe pat robertson however i was reportedly taken marie's william comments seriously and annou

has reportedly taken marie's william comments seriously and announced that the big a rainbow over new zealand side of the end of the town. wealthy british style sun. sometimes it's just fine. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. about international and world in the very heart of moscow. talk about the big picture i'm tom arbonne coming up in this half hour biotech companies say they need patents on human genes to stay roughly double can you really own the human body a new case before the supreme court may shatter thirty years of intellectual property law and save millions of lives in the process also in two thousand and eight wall street crash the economy to ruin the lives of people all over the world five years later the big banks are both mean while the rest of us are struggling to recover the worst downturn since the great depression.

if ignoring new zealand, australia and canada were a crime, everyone in america would be on death row. ( cheers and applause ). now sure, herndon's corrected spreadsheets show that countries with debt over 90% did not see their economies shrink minus point-one percent but instead saw them grow 2.2%. but come on, 2.2% up, .1% down, you say potato, i say eliminate food stamps. for pete's sake, how were ren and stimpy supposed to know that their paper, their paper which has brought austerity to millions was flawed? it wasn't peer reviewed. so, no one needs to fact-check them. it's not like they said they were watching scooby doo when they were four. after publication in 2010, one economist complained that they refused to share their data. of course they didn't share their data. if they can't use excel, i doubt they could send it an email attachment. but, folks, siegfried and roy are standing by their results saying quote the weight of the evidence to date, including this latest comment by herndon, seems entirely consistent with our original interpretation of the data. right. entirely con

threshold when these four years are added in the average growth rate in new zealand for its high debt years was two point six percent compared to negative seven point six percent that reinhart and rogoff had entered in their calculation so if we restore those years in fact there's very little correlation. to lead to their causation which they say is the high debt it's inconclusive you don't know whether the high debt causes unemployment or whether the unemployment causes high debt what we do know is that policymakers and bureaucrats who follow this prescription and imposed austerity in countries like greece have caused massive unemployment and a massive plunging in g.d.p. and a massive increase in debt because they don't want to see the markets simply do what the market does which is to allocate resources and goods and services in a way that's better than having academics and bureaucrats and central planners who fail time and time again you know there was real imperishable evidence all these austerity measures were imposed on greece and ireland and spain and it's spiraling worse the d

threshold when these four years are add it is in the average growth rate in new zealand for its high debt years was two point six percent compared to negative seven point six percent that reinhart and rogoff have entered in their calculation so if you re store those years in fact there's very little correlation. to lead to their causation which they say is the high debt it's inconclusive you don't know whether the high debt causes unemployment or whether the unemployment causes high debt what we do know is that policymakers and bureaucrats who follow this prescription and imposed austerity in countries like greece have caused massive unemployment and a massive plunging in g.d.p. and a massive increase in debt because they don't want to see the markets simply do what the market does which is to allocate resources and goods and services and a way that's better than having academics and bureaucrats and central planners who fail time and time again you know there was real imperishable evidence all these austerity measures were imposed on greece and ireland and spain and it's spiraling wo

. >>> in new zealand, there were cheers when parliament legalized same sex marriage. the vote was 77 to 44. new zealand is now the 13th country in the world to do so, and the first in the asia pacific, region. in one town, gays and lesbians dressed in wedding gowns and tossed bouquets to celebrate. >>> listening to arguments on whether california's law banning so-called gay conversion therapy from minors is constitutional. opponents of the law say it interferes with religious practices and violates free speech rights. state attorneys defending the ban say the state has the right to prohibit practices, considered harmful to minors. >>> don't drink and drive. it is a strong message to teenagers. how new numbers show, taking away the keys isn't enough. >>> for years, parents and schools have sent a clear message to teens, don't drink and drive. surprising new numbers show a car crash is no longer the biggest risk teens tend to take when they drink and get behind the wheel. >> reporter: a pair of smashed up cars. a mock accident meant to keep teens from getting behind the

. >>> in new zealand, there were cheers when parliament legalized same sex marriage. the vote was 77 to 44. new zealand is now the 13th country in the world to do so, and the first in the asia pacific, region. in one town, gays and lesbians dressed in wedding gowns and tossed bouquets to celebrate. >>> listening to arguments on whether california's law banning so-called gay conversion therapy from minors is constitutional. opponents of the law say it interferes with religious practices and violates free speech rights. state attorneys defending the ban say the state has the right to prohibit practices, considered harmful to minors. >>> don't drink and drive. it is a strong message to teenagers. how new numbers show, taking away the keys isn't enough. >> chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the return of 80-degree weather. at 10:45, he's back with the complete bay area forecast. >>> for years, parents and schools have sent a clear message to teens, don't drink and drive. surprising new numbers show a car crash is no longer the biggest risk teens tend to take when

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. >>> hundreds of gay rights advocates celebrating in new zealand as it approved a new same-sex marriage law in the country. new zealand is the first nation in the asian pacific region to support a marriage equality law and it is the 13th country in the world to do so. lawmakers in uruguay approved the marriage law last week that its president is expected to sign. >>> on capitol hill, a plan to expand background checks for gun buyers is in jeopardy. the senate plans to vote today on the bipartisan proposal but more republicans are saying they oppose it. at this point it seems headed for defeat unless supporters can turn votes around in these closing hours. the senate is also set to vote on other amendments on a gun control bill. >>> coming up, a little sports, barry zito putting his 14 inning scoreless streak on the line last night. we'll tell you how he did. >> plus, a heartfelt tribute at yankee stadium for the boston bombing victims. >> cool. >> but first, as we count down to opening day, here's a live look at the new bay bridge. we'll be right back. you kids should count yourselves l

this week lawmakers in new zealand did something remarkable after a vote.alkout. no. the place didn't erupt into fists. the members didn't call each other names. instead when a measure passed that would make new zealand the 30th nation to recognize gay marriage the parliament e erupted in song. ♪ a special song, a love song. one solo voice started spontaneously and then almost all joined in. perhaps it it might serve to remind the u.s. congress of what i think is the most memorable time they all sang together and the unity and sense of purpose they felt on september 11th, 2001. ♪ god bless america >> the correct

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new zealand aims to expand parts of cheese, dairy and other products to japan. the main u.s. talk index fell for the fir trading day out of week four. at's theconoc data and mixed earnings results weighed on sentiment. for more on how stocks here in japan are trading this more than let's go to ramin at the tokyo stock exchange. >> a little bit of deflation going on among investors because with earn x eectaons either not being in line and also forecasts coming up a little bit short as well. key data that we've had in the u.s. also pointing to slower growth. we just had the durable goods orders in the u.s. which fell 5.7% in march. let's see how all of that is translating into the opening levels for thursday april 25th here in tokyo. both indexes in the positive. 1,5 f t topix. as the data fell short that meant the dollar also fell after yet again coming closer to that yen level on wednesday. as much as the bank of japan's measures have taken hold markets looking at u.s. economic data as the key driver. further signs of slowing growth do come around especially with the gdp numb

they are the u.s., canada, mexico, australia and new zealand. pina expressed hi support for japan. preliminary talks are showing progress. the two sides have reportedly reaffirmed their position on key issues. the u.s. will be able to maintain tariffs on car imports for the time being. japan will allow fair competition in the insurance sector. the two parties reconfirmed japanese products will receive consideration regarding tariffs. those talks will be based on an assumption of mutual respect. u.s. markets ended higher on hopes of income earnings report will boost sentiment in the biggest economy. the dow jones industrial average closed. for more on how is to bes here are trading, let's go to ramin who is at the tokyo stock exchange. hello. assignments inv it seems investors are shifting focus. >> investigators have been cheering by the measures taken by the bank of japan. now the focus is on how that will benefit cooperations. let's have a look at opening levels for april 9th, tuesday here in japan. both indexes trading in the positive in the first new minutes of trading here. ju

approval japan will speed up negotiations with canada, australia and new zealand to get their investment. delegates from malaysia are already taking part in the negotiations. some people there aren't happy about it. they say freer trade could stop them from getting the medicines they need. >> reporter: i'm standing in front of the u.s. embassy. people living here are rallying against u.s. led tpp negotiations. through the tpp talks, 11 nations are on the panel to create over 650 million people who generate a third of the global gdp. the negotiations are held behind closed doors. the u.s. is reportedly demanding that the patent rights of drug companies be strengthened by expanding the period and scope of their protection. o many are now worried that if the demand goes through they will no longer be able to buy generic drugs. those are typically about 90% cheaper than brand name equivalents after the patents expire. >> this agreement is unfair for the poor, but may good for the rich one. people are living in the slum. couldn't afford their daily life with the basic medicine. >> reporter: s

the average growth rate in new zealand for its high debt years was two point six percent compared to negative seven point six percent that reinhart and rogoff had entered in their calculation so if we restore those years in fact there's very little correlation to lead to their causation which they say is the high debt it's inconclusive you don't know whether the high debt causes unemployment or whether the unemployment causes high debt what we do know is that policymakers and bureaucrats who follow this prescription and imposed austerity in countries like greece cause massive unemployment and a massive plunging in g.d.p. and a massive increase in debt because they don't want to see the markets simply do what the market does which is to allocate resources and goods and services in a way that's better than having academics and bureaucrats and central planners who fail time and time again you know there was real imperishable evidence all these austerity measures were imposed on greece and ireland and spain and it's spiraling worse the debt is exploding the unemployment rates are explodi

still in the cathedral the great gathering of, the great and powerful, and then among them, the two new zealandked after lady thatcher in her final years. a great close friend was with her for a long, long time, more intimate with her then perhaps anybody who is talked a bit about her, the jokes she made, really clearly knows what lady thatcher was like in those yea years. [bells ringing] she told a wonderful story about late late one evening baroness thatcher, lady thatcher said to her have a drink. she said no, we don't have time for gin and tonic at night. you have to drink whiskey and soda. that was the moment that made suddenly the surface laugh. when the bishop of london told a similar story about how she taken his arm and said don't have the doc patton. it's very fattening. one of the last truly honorable resignations, and his memory goes back to winston churchill. people who form the alliance of liberal and social democrats emerge now as liberal democrats. a staunch, stout defender of her, still is, angry often spirit yorkshireman who puts up with no nonsense from anybody. >> when we, c

four members have yet to sign off, the u.s., canada, australia and new zealand. japan's top business leader has hoped to strengthen ties with mexico through his country's participation in the tpp he made the remark when he met mexican president in tokyo. >> translator: mexico is a very important production center and consumer market for japanese companies. we, japanese businesses, hope to further strengthen the economic business of japan and mexico through the tpp. >> mexico has concluded free trade agreements with more than 40 countries and regions and has access to their markets with more than 1 billion consumers. he called on businesses to strengthen business and the business partnership. now let's take a look at the market figures. >>> life is tough for gentleman m japan's stressed out salary men. but maybe things could get a bit easier with some basic ninja skills, or at least that's the thinking of an unlikely internet phenomenon. >> the economy seems to be on the upturn, but for the white collar workers there's no letup. one salary man is drawing on his in

the u.s., canada, australia, and new zealand. >>> japan's top business leader has expressed hope to strengthen ties with mexico through his country's participation in the tpp. japan business federation chairman made the remark when he met the mexican president enrique pena nieto in tokyo. >> translator: mexico is a very important production setter and consumer market for japanese companies. we, japanese businesses, hope to further strengthen the economic relations between japan and mexico through the tpp. >> he noted that mexico has concluded free trade agreements with more than 40 countries and regions and has access to their markets with 1 billion consumers. the mexican president called on japanese businesses to increase investment in his country and strengthen the bilateral strategic partnership. >>> the asian development bank predicts that economic growth in the asia pacific region will pick up in 2013. but the bank also points to some factors that it says could threaten the region's economic stability. the edb forecasts that the economy in asia pacific will expand 6.6% this year. that's u

they say they still need to talk on winning endorsements from canada, australia, and new zealand. >>> the bank of japan governor has repeated that the latest monetary easing policy does not constitute a manipulation of the foreign exchange market. >>> russian leaders are pushing to keep their country's status as a space power. workers are building a new cosmodrome, and vladamir putin is taking a look. the site covering 700 scare kilometers, it will have research for a minutes and assembly plants. president putin made a tour and then spoke with members on the international space station. they say it's the biggest space station and vital to the country's future. officials hope to start working there at the end of 2015. the first mission will be the launch of a unmanned spacecraft with a lunar rover. they plan to send people into space in 2018. >>> fans say it's been a long wait, but japanese novelest haruki murakami has finally released his latest work. nhk world's jun yasumoto reports. >> reporter: more than 100 fans waited late into the night in front of this tokyo book store. they wa

new zealand became the 13th country in the world today -- and the first in the asia- pacific region-- to legalize same sex marriage. lawmakers voted 77 to 44 in favor of the measure. new zealand has had civil unions since 2005, but the new law will allow couples to adopt children and have their marriages recognized by other countries. it takes effect in late august. on wall street, a new sell-off pushed stocks down, amid new signs of economic weakness in europe and lackluster reports from bank of america and apple. the dow jones industrial average lost 138 points to close at 14,618. the nasdaq fell nearly 60 points to close at 3,204. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: in boston today, confusion erupted over conflicting accounts that there'd been a major break in the investigation of the boston marathon bombings. early this afternoon crowds gathered outside the federal courthouse in south boston, amid reports that a suspect had been identified by security camera videothen arrested and even taken to court. but the f.b.i. shot down claims that anyone

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as you just mentioned with the aussie, hong kong and new zealand markets closed for the easter holiday. they'll be back online tomorrow. back to you, brian. >> as mentioned, rising tensions of north and south korea, the major concerns in asia. south korea vowing to strike back quickly pt north wages any threats to its territory. >> it's probably more -- it feels close to war at times. north korea's missile res combat ready and pointing at south korean and u.s. targets now. both sides, north and south, say that they'll strike americanslessly at the other side if there's the slightest provocation. and there's that state of war that is declared by north korea on saturday and that still remains in effect as well as the threat of even preemptive nuclear strikes on south korean and u.s. targets. so most experts will tell you that kim jong unsimply doesn't have that capability. despite all that, life seems to be going on pretty much as normal here in seoul. you about we're told that masks and anxiety shared by many south koreans that in such a tense atmosphere, even a minor incident could tri

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. >>> and new zealand has become the 13th country in the world and the first in the asia-pacific region to legalize same-sex marriage. hundreds of gay rights advocates celebrated the 77-55 vote last night outside of parliament there. >>> the heightened state of alert after the twin bombings in boston stretches overseas today. a massive security operation is under way on the streets of london. the city is saying a final formal farewell to margaret thatcher. annabel has the details. how is the procession going so far today? >> reporter: good morning, richard. the ceremony has just finished. you can see the family have been paying their final respects to the coffin. it's just been driven away from st. paul's cathedral after an hour-long service attended by the queen and her husband, prince phillip as well as dignitaries from over 100 countries around the world. there were a number of senior figures from the republican -- from the reagan administration, among them, george schultz and james baker. margaret thatcher's granddaughter, amanda, now she's 19 years old and comes from dallas. the bo

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new zealand became the 13th country in the world today -- and the first in the asia- pacific region-- to legalize same sex marriage. lawmakers voted 77 to 44 in favor of the measure. new zealand has had civil unions since 2005, but the new law will allow couples to adopt children and have their marriages recognized by other countries. it takes effect in late august. on wall street, a new sell-off out of the courthouse. earlier, the f.b.i. released photos of remnants of the bombs made out of pressure cookers and the black nylon bags that concealed them. one of the pressure cooker lids was catapulted to a nearby rooftop. and investigators kept sifting the crime scene for more clues today. all three people killed in the bombings have now been identified-- eight-year old martin richard, 29-year-old krystle campbell and lu lingzi, a chinese graduate student at boston university. last night, neighbors and friends of martin richard and his family held a candlelight vigil near a baseball diamond and field where he used to play. >> everybody knows them, everybody loves them. it's just unthinka