BLITZER: Northern Italy is reeling right now from a deadly earthquake again. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. Lisa, what's going on?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Wolf. At least 15 people are dead and 200 injured from a 5.8 magnitude earthquake. It comes about a week after an even larger earthquake killed seven in the same region. Today's, quake was followed by dozens of aftershocks. Many northern Italians towns have been evacuated and authorities say as many as 14,000 people could be displaced. After a short break from the Memorial Day weekend, jurors in the John Edwards trial are back deliberating. They're reviewing all exhibits in the case to determine if Edwards accepted illegal campaign contributions and falsified documents. Charges that carry a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison and a $1.5 million fine. It's the seventh day of juror deliberations. The Postal Service is offering buyouts to 45,000 employees, the latest move for an agency desperately trying to cut costs. The $15,000 buyouts are being offered to almost every mail handler. The Postal Service reported a $3.2 billion loss for the first three months of this year and is set to close 48 facilities in July and August. It was a good day on Wall Street. Stocks finished high as worries about Europe and China eased. The gains came after a weaker than expected report on U.S. consumer confidence and continued declines in home prices. The Dow Jones Industrial average gained 126 points. A lot of folks out there are happy to hear some good news in what's going on with the stock market.</s>BLITZER: Yes, indeed, they are. Thank you very much, Lisa. We're learning information about President Obama's so-called secret kill list and how he decides who is targeted for assassination.
Deadly Earthquake Hits Northern Italy; Deliberations Resume in Edwards Trial; USPS Offers Buyouts to 45,000 Mail Handlers