Good morning, here are our early stories: -- CARNIVAL SAYS ITS CRUISES TO CUBA CAN NOW INCLUDE CUBAN-BORN PASSENGERS. -- APPLE'S MOVIES AND BOOKS SERVICES ARE CLOSED IN CHINA. And here

are more early headlines: OBAMA, IN LONDON, ASKS BRITONS TO VOTE TO STAY IN THE E.U. ( _New York Times_) WORLD LEADERS TO SIGN CLIMATE CHANGE ACCORD AT U.N. TODAY. ( UN News Centre) NEW

EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ECUADOR. ( Reuters) CHAD'S PRESIDENT RE-ELECTED TO FIFTH TERM. ( Deutsche Welle) ENGINEERS RELEASE WATER TO EASE PRESSURE ON HOUSTON AREA DAMS. ( AP) REPORT: NIGERIAN

TROOPS ALLEGEDLY SLAUGHTERED CIVILIANS. ( Amnesty International) 78 SEARS, KMART STORES TO CLOSE. ( _USA Today_) GYROCOPTER PILOT WHO LANDED AT CAPITOL GETS 4 MONTHS IN JAIL. ( _Roll Call_)