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BY STEVEN SPARKMAN

ANCHOR JIM FLINK

 

Here’s a look at your top news headlines from Newsy.

 

At least seven people have been killed after an earthquake struck northern Italy in the middle of the night. Here’s euronews .

 

“The 6.0 magnitude quake struck near Bologna, a city with a population of about a million people, at around 4am local time. … Officials say as many as 50 people have been injured.”

 

A tense diplomatic situation between the U.S. and China comes to an end as activist Chen Guangcheng begins his life in the United States. Fox News has footage of his arrival.

 

“That is Chen and his family, landing in New Jersey yesterday after making a quick exit from Beijing. Remember, he escaped last month after spending months under house arrest and several years in a Chinese prison.”

 

It was a busy week for Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The company had its big IPO on Friday, then Saturday, guests at Zuckerberg’s house got a surprise when, without warning, he walked down the aisle. Here’s CNN .

 

“A status update from Zuckerberg on his longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan — married. Of course, it was announced on Facebook. There’s the wedding photo right there.”

 

People in parts of the western United States will be able to see a rare “ring of fire” solar eclipse this evening when the moon will cover 94 percent of the sun, leaving a visible ring.

 

The area from Eureka, California, to Lubbock, Texas, will get the best view. As always, NASA says not to look directly at the sun and to only use solar-safe viewing methods.

 

Stay with Newsy for more multisource video news throughout the day. For Newsy, I’m Jim Flink, highlighting the top headlines making you smarter, faster.