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food in japan, as the country's it, and then as it's freezing you're actually taking a fork prime minister urges his people to show courage in the wake of and you're flaking that ice. their unspeakable tragedy. okay? we'll have those stories "early" so you're creating these granules as opposed to creating, this saturday morning, march you know, a sorbet. we'll have those stories "early" this saturday morning, march 19th, 2011. >> come on in. captioning funded by cbs >> thank you, russ. >> then from there -- from there we're just going to top it with some strawberries that have been m...

good morning on a friday. i'm erica hill. >> i'm chris wragge. we bring you a live west coast update of "the early show." following two major stories this morning. >> one really developing over the last hour or two. we are learning that libya has declared an immediate cease-fire. promising to stop military operation. this comes on the heels of the u.n. approval of a no-fly zone. the latest on the situation ahid. the latest on the japan disaster. danger level raised at that crippled nuclear plant in fukushima. the u.n. atomic energy chief says plant workers are, quote, racing agains...

the breaking news this morning. we're going to have the latest from libya, where witnesses are describing a scene of intimidati intimidation. >> the dangerous, rapidly-changing. we'll get to that in a second. let's get right to the earthquake na that struck new zealand's second-largest city in the middle of a workday. juju has been tracking the story overnight. >> this is what we know at this hour. phone service is crippled. 80% of the city has no electricity. water lines are broken. rescue workers are planning to work through the night. there's fears that the death toll will rise ...

good morning, everyone. we're going to go straight to the breaking news this morning. we're going to have the latest from libya, where witnesses are describing a scene of intimidati intimidation. >> the dangerous, rapidly-changing. we'll get to that in a second. let's get right to the earthquake na that struck new zealand's second-largest city in the middle of a workday. juju has been tracking the story overnight. >> this is what we know at this hour. phone service is crippled. 80% of the city has no electricity. water lines are broken. rescue workers are planning to work through t...

extreme weather center. but first this morning, more than 90 million americans are expected to head home for the holidays. most of you will be driving, but for those of you who are flying, you may just notice airport screeners taking a closer look at those insulated beverage containers. >> we're not kidding. the department of homeland security is concerned terrorists may store explosives inside the cups, which right now are not banned. joining us now for this morning's security watch, former bush white house homeland security adviser and cnn national security contributor, frances t...