Good Friday morning, here are our top stories:
VIDEO: Obama Tears Up As He Thanks Campaign Staff.
New York Starts Gas Rationing; New Jersey To Re-evaluate.
And here are other early headlines:
Same Sex Marriage Opponents In Washington State Concede Election Defeat. ( Seattle Times)
Assad: There's No Civil War In Syria, Just 'Terrorism Through Proxies'. ( AP)
The Church Of England Names Its New Archbishop Of Canterbury, A Former Oil Executive. ( CNN)
Tens Of Thousands Of Argentines Jam Buenos Aires Streets To Protest Government. ( Al Jazeera)
Small Cracks Discovered In South Korean Nuclear Reactor. ( VOA)
Convicted Norwegian Mass Killer Anders Breivik Claims Prison Violates His Rights. ( Telegraph)
Longtime Madoff Employee Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Huge Ponzi Scheme. ( Reuters)
Nestle Recalls Some Of Its Chocolate Nesquik Powder Over Salmonella Fears. ( NBC)
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