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Originally, resigning because they were afraid there were flaws in the plan and, nuclear power provides 1/5 of the power we have here in the u.s. already. rick: there is word this morning airports across the u.s. are now screening mail coming from japan, looking for radiation, officials say so far, no harmful amounts of radiation have been found but they are watching it, very closely, as a precaution. >> it comes regular mail, at that point, thus far we have not seen anything with the hazardous or dangerous level of radiation and at this point there is nothing for the customers to worry about....

And there are a lot of big events playing out, for any president on his plate, we'll see how things turn out as we head through the week, ladies, thank you so much. >> thanks, martha. rick: if you are just starting your friday, there is developing news you need to know about out of libya this morning, the libyan government declared a cease-fire while muammar qaddafi made a statement of his own and it sounded a lot like a threat. we'll tell you more about that. martha: and the situation in libya prompting another spike in oil and gas prices, folks. this is not good news as we head into the warm...

Martha: we saw qaddafi's reaction there. how did the rebels opposing him react to the u.n. yesterday? rick: rebel forces were closely monitoring what was happening at the united nations. people were gathered around television sets. when the resolution passed, people erupted into cheers. they celebrated with fireworks. all see an interesting turn of events at the united nations. the libyan deputy u.n. ambassador who denounced the qaddafi regime says the resolution will make people in libya feel safer. >> this is a mess and to the libyan people that they are not alone. it is also a clear mess an...

Government there, moammar qaddafi. again word that they will be released later today. so that's good news. we are getting some brand-new fox news poll on the libyan crisis. 65% of registered voters say they are opposed to our military getting involved with libya. martha: we want to hear from you. has president obama in your opinion done a good job handling the situation in libya? we just saw susan rice, the libyan ambassador. decide what you think. we'll see what the viewers are saying. and in the meantime, more from the middle east. this fox news this morning crossing the wires out of yemen. ...

Supporting him that there is no place for dictatorship and killing the people. >> reporter: one thing noting. qaddafi's regime has now declared a cease-fire. but moments before the resolution passed qaddafi himself said as far as he's concerned, the u.n. has no legitimate mandate. have much contradictory messages from the regime. martha: thank you so much. rick: we are getting news from a couple news organizations. four n times journalists captured and detained in libya earlier this week have been found and they are going to be released. they are going to be freed today. these are journalists ...