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Florida Gov. Rick Scott tells residents: 'You need to go right now'

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Gov. Rick Scott implored Floridians on Saturday to heed their local evacuation orders.

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Mexico's strongest earthquake in a century leaves dozens dead

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Dozens of people are dead after the most powerful earthquake to hit Mexico in a century struck off the country's southern coast.

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A judge sentenced a former New Jersey police officer on Thursday to 20 years in prison for firebombing his supervisor's home, and said his time on the force "was a complete fraud."

Under terms of a plea agreement, Michael Dotro, 40, of Manalapan, must serve 17 years before he'll become eligible for parole.

"The reality is that this person took his position as a police officer and turned it into a nightmarish story line," Superior Court Judge Pedro Jimenez said.

Dotro did not speak during Thursday's sentencing. He had been an Edison police officer for 10 years.

He previously pleaded guilty to attempted murder and arson. He admitted setting fire to Edison police Capt. Mark Anderko's home in Monroe Township in May 2013. Anderko's wife, two children and mother were in the house at the time, but weren't injured.

Authorities have said Dotro was angry about a recent transfer and a forced psychological evaluation.

"Sneaking up on a home in the early morning hours while everyone was asleep and knowing that other people were in the home, that's depraved, there's no doubt," the judge said.

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A judge sentenced a former New Jersey police officer on Thursday to 20 years in prison for firebombing his supervisor's home, and said his time on the force "was a complete fraud." Under terms of a plea agreement, Michael Dotro, 40, of Manalapan, must serve 17 years before he'll become...

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Floridians are clogging the streets as there trying to evacuate from hurricane Irma heading there way.

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Car sprays burning fuel on crowd at car race. 12 people burned and left one in critical condition.

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A car sprayed burning fuel on a crowd at a car race in Australia, which caught on fire and burned 12 people. One man is in critical condition.

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The mystery of a Tiger roaming in metro Atlanta has been solved.

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Alarmed residents made multiple calls to 911 on Wednesday after seeing the animal, said Capt. Joey Smith of Henry County police. For hours, people wondered how the female tiger came to roam through several locations near Interstate 75 and Jodeco Road in the metro Atlanta county.

Police eventually shot the tiger dead after she attacked a dog.

Feld Entertainment, which had been contracted to move the tiger, said it does not know how Suzy got out while she was being transported from Tampa, Florida, to Memphis, Tennessee.

A truck carrying the 6-year-old Suzy had made a stop in Georgia overnight, officials said.

She was last seen by her caretakers on Tuesday night, said Feld Entertainment spokesman Stephen Payne.

The company realized the tiger was missing when the truck arrived in Tennessee, and it contacted law enforcement, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources said. Feld Entertainment is a live show company that operated the closed Ringling Bros. circus.

The animal's owner had planned to fly the cat to Germany to be part of another circus, Payne said.

One of those who called 911 was Brittney Speck. She woke up to police activity outside her house and high beams coming through her windows as authorities searched for the tiger. When she poked her head out her front door, she was instructed by police to go back inside, so she did.

Speck said her dog, who was in her backyard, was barking hysterically.

"I've never heard her bark like that before," Speck said.

From her backyard, Speck said she could see the tiger in her neighbor's backyard, roaming around a minivan. Once she saw where it was, Speck said she called 911 to give authorities the tiger's location.

At the moment she hung up with 911, the tiger jumped the fence into Speck's yard and went toward her dog.

"I fell to the ground crying because my husband was screaming because the tiger had jumped on top of my dog," she said. Speck said her dog managed to get away from the tiger and was running around as police closed in.

"By the time (the tiger) had jumped on my dog, the officer had started firing rounds."

"When the tiger became aggressive toward pets in the area, it was deemed necessary for public safety to put it down, and it was done quickly and humanely," Department of Natural Resources spokesman Mark McKinnon said.

Speck's dog, a dachshund named Journey, suffered a few scratches but is going to be OK, she said.

The tiger was cremated, said Gerri Yoder, director of the Henry County Animal Care and Control Department.

"It's a very sad day. This tiger was raised by its owner since it was a cub. Clearly, this was a tragic accident," Payne said.

State officials have contacted the tiger's owner. Feld Entertainment said it was cooperating with authorities. The Department of Natural Resources said the investigation is ongoing.

CNN's Stephanie Gallman and Phil Gast contributed to this report.

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RICHMOND, Va. ( WTVR) -- A man is recovering at VCU Medical Center, hours removed from brain surgery, after he was attacked and beaten outside a Shockoe Bottom pizzeria early Wednesday morning.

Crime Insider sources tell Jon Burkett that from looking at surveillance video, the attack that nearly killed him, came out of nowhere.

Standing outside a pizza place at the corner of 18th and Main Streets, two men were attacked, according to police.

Crime Insider sources said the 28-year-old victim was hit so hard in his temple that he stiffened and fell hard to the concrete sidewalk.

"It's impossible to stop every psycho that will beat someone up over a slice of pizza. It's a cultural problem that we can't have in Shockoe Bottom," David Napier, president of the Shockoe Bottom Association, said.

Police have not confirmed the motive for the attack but sources said it appeared to be a random attack.

Those same sources said the victim, who was still in critical condition, appeared on the pizza shop surveillance video, suffering the vicious beating. The second victim suffered minor injuries.

When reached on the phone, the victim's mother said she was disheartened and concerned. She said it was a shame you can't stand outside without the fear of getting pummeled for no reason.

"The buck stops with the mayor," said Napier. "He got to take a hard look at it. It's his city for the next four to eight years. We'd love to work with him in any way possible. The officers that I know would want this problem to go away. We just need to re think our strategy a little bit."

Napier said that this type of crime can cause what he calls the "economic engine" of this city to sputter, and hopes police catch whoever attacked the men.

"We have a very bad look right now because there's so much construction in the market. But when all of this is built out by next summer, we're going to have a beautiful downtown city center. The investment the city made down here will not pay off until they take this neighborhood seriously."

Crime Insider sources said police have good suspect information and an arrest was imminent.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000.

Witnesses can email news tips and photos here.

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RICHMOND, Va. ( WTVR) -- A man is recovering at VCU Medical Center, hours removed from brain surgery, after he was attacked and beaten outside a Shockoe Bottom pizzeria early Wednesday morning. Crime Insider sources tell Jon Burkett that from looking at surveillance video, the attack that nearly killed him, came out of nowhere.

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7-year-old boy took a bite out of a hot dog and his heart stopped.he had a rare heart condition that caused a weird heart rhythm.

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Doctors describe the strange case of a 9-year-old boy whose heart stopped after he took a bite of a hot dog. The cause: Brugada syndrome.

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St. Martins famous airport badly damaged by Hurricane Irma.

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Aerial photos from St. Martin show the serious damage the popular vacation destination sustained as a result of Hurricane Irma's 185 mph winds.

St. Martin's famous Princess Juliana International Airport, where spectators are known to cling to the barrier fences to feel the jet blast of an airplane taking off and planes fly right over the heads of beachgoers, was decimated by the powerful storm Wednesday.

The Dutch Royal Navy tweeted that the airport was "unreachable at the moment," but that getting it back up and running is a "high priority for the delivery of help and supplies."

The airport was not destroyed, but it is not functional, said French Interior Minister Gérard Collomb. Support will have to be delivered via helicopter, he said.

The damage on St. Martin is so bad that some large resort companies, including Sonesta, have canceled reservations for the rest of 2017.

Sonesta -- which has three resorts on the island, including one next to the heavily damaged airport -- said in a statement that the damage to its structures is "severe."

None of the resort's guests or staff members were harmed during the storm, Sonesta said in a statement.

Collomb said the island's "four most solid buildings" on the island had been destroyed and that more rustic structures were probably "completely or partially destroyed."

At least eight people were killed and 21 more were injured on St. Martin, Collomb said.

On Wednesday, Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte said in a statement that the island of St. Martin was among those that "have unfortunately been hit hard."

Rutte said that "as soon as the weather permits," two marine ships from Aruba and Curacao will deliver military and relief supplies.

Hurricane Irma, still a Category 5 storm, is forecast to move to the islands of Turks and Caicos and the southeastern Bahamas by Thursday evening.

It is expected to hit Florida early Sunday morning.

ABC News' Chris Donato and Ben Gittleson contributed to this report.

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Floridians clogged highways in a desperate scramble to get out of Hurricane Irma's crosshairs, as the deadly Category 4 storm took direct aim at the southern United States, shifting westward Friday as the worst case scenario became the most-likely situation.

Irma, downgraded from Category 5, was still regarded as the most powerful in the Atlantic in recorded history, bringing sustained winds of 150 mph - not as strong as the 185 mph of previous days, but forceful enough to cause severe damage to homes and other structures.

"This is a storm of absolutely historic destructive potential," President Trump said in a videotaped statement.

He urged all those in the storm's path to "heed all recommendations" from officials.

"Hurricane Irma continues to be a threat that is going to devastate the United States in either Florida or some of the southeastern states,'' FEMA Administrator Brock Long said at a news briefing on Friday. He warned that parts of Florida would be out of electricity for days if not longer and that more than 100,000 people may need shelter.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott said during a Friday news conference the Florida Keys would begin to feel Irma's effects by Saturday morning. He said Irma, on its current path, was more deadly than Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 storm that killed 65 in August 1992.

"All Floridians should be prepared to evacuate," Scott said, though he acknowledged the evacuations were causing a logjam on the state's roads. Scott said as of 6 p.m. Thursday 8.4 million gallons of fuel had been shipped into Port Everglades and more than five million gallons of fuel was shipped into Port Tampa Bay.

But Scott emphasized the seriousness of getting to a safe location.

at 11 a.m. Friday from the National Hurricane Center showed Irma with wind gusts of 150 mph. The storm was moving about 14 mph, the hurricane center said

The hurricane center said its storm surge warning covers Sebastian Inlet southward around the Florida peninsula to Venice and the Florida Keys.

Its hurricane warning covers Jupiter Inlet southward around the Florida peninsula to Bonita Beach, as well as the Florida Keys, Lake Okeechobee, and Florida Bay.

In addition, a storm surge watch has been issued for North of Sebastian Inlet to Ponce Inlet.

A hurricane watch has been issued for the east coast of Florida
north of Jupiter Inlet to the Flagler/Volusia County line and for the west coast of Florida north of Bonita Beach to Anclote River.

Key West tweeted to residents that it's "not safe to stay" and Jacksonville Florida wrote on Twitter that residents need to "hunker down" in a secure place by 8 p.m. on Saturday night.

In the U.S. Virgin Islands, hurricane victims received assistance from three U.S. Navy vessels deployed to the U.S. territory: the USS Wasp, USS Kearsarge and USS Oak Hill.

The Navy crews aboard the ships were able to offer medical support, security, heavy lift capabilities and other assistance, a U.S. Navy release said.

Amtrak suspended train service in Florida just before noon on Friday.

Gov. Scott said he's activated 4,000 members of the National Guard in Florida, and all 7,000 will be deployed on Friday.

Shifting forecasts have also raised the threat to the Southeast from Irma, prompting emergency declarations in the Carolinas and coastal Georgia, including areas that haven't suffered a direct hit from a major hurricane in more than a century.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal ordered a mandatory evacuation starting on Saturday from the state's Atlantic coast ahead of Hurricane Irma, including the city of Savannah. Nearly 540,000 residents on the coast were ordered to evacuate inland.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster also declared a state of emergency. A major strike there would be the first in nearly 28 years.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.

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Man suffers serious brain injury after viciously beaten during fight over slice of pizza.

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RICHMOND, Va. ( WTVR) -- A man is recovering at VCU Medical Center, hours removed from brain surgery, after he was attacked and beaten outside a Shockoe Bottom pizzeria early Wednesday morning.

Crime Insider sources tell Jon Burkett that from looking at surveillance video, the attack that nearly killed him, came out of nowhere.

Standing outside a pizza place at the corner of 18th and Main Streets, two men were attacked, according to police.

Crime Insider sources said the 28-year-old victim was hit so hard in his temple that he stiffened and fell hard to the concrete sidewalk.

"It's impossible to stop every psycho that will beat someone up over a slice of pizza. It's a cultural problem that we can't have in Shockoe Bottom," David Napier, president of the Shockoe Bottom Association, said.

Police have not confirmed the motive for the attack but sources said it appeared to be a random attack.

Those same sources said the victim, who was still in critical condition, appeared on the pizza shop surveillance video, suffering the vicious beating. The second victim suffered minor injuries.

When reached on the phone, the victim's mother said she was disheartened and concerned. She said it was a shame you can't stand outside without the fear of getting pummeled for no reason.

"The buck stops with the mayor," said Napier. "He got to take a hard look at it. It's his city for the next four to eight years. We'd love to work with him in any way possible. The officers that I know would want this problem to go away. We just need to re think our strategy a little bit."

Napier said that this type of crime can cause what he calls the "economic engine" of this city to sputter, and hopes police catch whoever attacked the men.

"We have a very bad look right now because there's so much construction in the market. But when all of this is built out by next summer, we're going to have a beautiful downtown city center. The investment the city made down here will not pay off until they take this neighborhood seriously."

Crime Insider sources said police have good suspect information and an arrest was imminent.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000.

Witnesses can email news tips and photos here.

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RICHMOND, Va. ( WTVR) -- A man is recovering at VCU Medical Center, hours removed from brain surgery, after he was attacked and beaten outside a Shockoe Bottom pizzeria early Wednesday morning. Crime Insider sources tell Jon Burkett that from looking at surveillance video, the attack that nearly killed him, came out of nowhere.

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Authorities say a South Carolina man took his own life moments after his 2-year-old son found a gun and accidentally shot and killed himself.

Richland County Corner Gary Watts says toddler Kyree Myers' mother called 911 after her son found the loaded gun in the family's Columbia home and shot himself.

Columbia Police Chief Skip Holbrook says when officers arrived, 38-year-old Keon Myers had a gun and was threatening to kill himself, firing the fatal shot into his head after refusing to drop the weapon.

Police say they are still investigating if the father and son were killed with the same weapon and whether that gun was bought legally.

Holbrook says the incident has been "emotionally trying for responding officers" and they will receive support as needed.

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Authorities say a South Carolina man took his own life moments after his 2-year-old son found a gun and accidentally shot and killed himself. Richland County Corner Gary Watts says toddler Kyree Myers' mother called 911 after her son found the loaded gun in the family's Columbia home and shot himself.

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Some guy robbed a store with a box cutter to steal 15 Hershey bars. It was the heist of the century.

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A robber with a sweet tooth and a sharp blade swiped 15 Hershey's bars from a Bronx dollar store - then threatened a store manager who tried to stop him from getting away.

"I should cut you," the crook said, brandishing a box cutter, during the robbery just at Family Dollars on the Cross Bronx Expressway near Gleason Ave. in Soundview at about 7 p.m. on Aug. 26.

Cops released video and a photo of the suspect Friday and asked for the public's help identifying him.

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The suspect is described as white or Hispanic with a light complexion, about 20, 5-foot-10 and 130 pounds with long black hair in a pony-tail. He was wearing a black jacket, blue jeans and a hoodie with the word "Harlem" on the front.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.
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A robber with a sweet tooth and a sharp blade swiped 15 Hershey's bars from a Bronx dollar store - then threatened a store manager who tried to stop him from getting away. "I should cut you," the crook said, brandishing a box cutter, during the robbery just at Family Dollars on the Cross Bronx Expressway near Gleason Ave.

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President Trump’s and Richard Branson’s Caribbean homes destroyed by Hurricane Irma

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An 11-bedroom mansion owned by President Donald Trump on the Caribbean island of St. Martin is reported to have been torn apart by Hurricane Irma, while the luxury home of billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson in the British Virgin Islands was also destroyed.

President Donald Trump has been trying to sell the property, a waterfront estate with a pool and fitness center, and lowered the listing price to $16.9 million from $28 million in August, according to the Washington Post.

French officials said that the four most solid buildings on the island had "suffered serious damage," making it unlikely Trump's house had been spared.

Hurricane Irma crashes into Donald Trump's Caribbean estate on St Martin island | The Independent https://t.co/eykUB1KAfE
- T, chai blue (@takavl) September 7, 2017

Branson's son Sam posted the news of his father's property's destruction on Instagram earlier Thursday. His father, owner of Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media, among other interests, had tweeted ahead of the storm that he would be hunkering down with guests in a concrete wine cellar underneath his house on Necker Island to ride out the storm, which is now confirmed to be the most powerful hurricane to ever form in the Atlantic.

Expecting full force of Hurricane #Irma in about 4 hours, we'll retreat to a concrete wine cellar under the house https://t.co/tF84SPx7aB pic.twitter.com/wMUDoX3O4v
- Richard Branson (@richardbranson) September 6, 2017

The tweet drew derision for sounding tone deaf, given the dire conditions that many other people across the Caribbean would endure. The region is expected to suffer terrible financial losses as the scale of the destruction becomes apparent. The islands depend heavily on tourism and initial reports say that vital infrastructure has been badly damaged.

At least 10 people are reported to have died. The island of Barbuda, the first to be hit by Irma, has reportedly been all but wiped out. Puerto Rico says that nearly 900,000 people are without power, and the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority gave a stunning warning Wednesday that parts of the island could be without electricity for up to six months.

Unbelievable. #Irma has snapped all the cell towers on #Barbuda. That's reinforced steel - photo: ABS pic.twitter.com/NF5v698XJa
- Jonny Hallam (@Jonny_Hallam) September 6, 2017

Branson's company Virgin issued a statement that said: "We are deeply saddened by the events that have taken place in the last 24 hours and our hearts and thoughts are with our friends and family in the Caribbean. We are very grateful to be able to report that all of our team on Island have been accounted for as safe as well. Necker Island felt the effects of Hurricane Irma and sustained extensive damage, the extent of which we are still assessing."
Read now: Death toll rises to 8 as Hurricane Irma barrels through Caribbean, heads for Florida
Branson also warned other people in the path of the storm to take all precautions.

"Homes can be rebuilt but lives can't," he wrote. "Nature warning us again of the impact of #climatechange. We must all do more to combat this."

Ahead of the storm, Branson wrote that his guests were enjoying a sleepover in two rooms.

"I haven't had a sleepover quite like it since I was a kid," he wrote, describing the atmosphere on the island as "eerie but beautiful."

I haven't had a sleepover quite like this since I was a kid. Wonderful team here on Necker all well https://t.co/tF84SPx7aB#Irma pic.twitter.com/DnnfUaeXhd
- Richard Branson (@richardbranson) September 6, 2017

The stock market bounced between gains and losses Thursday, with traders in part weighing Irma's impact on the U.S. economy. The Dow Jones average (DJIA) and the S&P 500 (SPX) were last down less than 0.1%.

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A person is in custody after active shooter at Ohio high school

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An Ohio SWAT team arrested one person and confiscated a gun after an "active shooter" was reported at a Columbus high school on Friday morning.

Police on Friday afternoon said a student "fired multiple shots inside the school," and later charged Adan Abdullahi, 18, with improperly discharging a firearm in a school safety zone, a felony.

No one was injured during the incident, police said.

"SWAT made an arrest, gun taken, no injuries. Excellent job by our officers," Columbus Police tweeted.

Scioto High School was placed on lockdown and civilians were asked to avoid the area as police and fire crews responded to the scene, district spokesperson Scott Varner told 10tv.com.

"Our officers did a superb job of rapidly responding, securing the scene, working with school officials and neighboring law enforcement agencies as well as getting students out of harm's way and the suspect quickly into custody," Chief Kim Jacobs said in a statement.

It's unclear if Abdullahi had a connection to the school.

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An Ohio SWAT team arrested one person and confiscated a gun after an "active shooter" was reported at a Columbus high school on Friday morning. Police on Friday afternoon said a student "fired multiple shots inside the school," and later charged Adan Abdullahi, 18, with improperly discharging a firearm in a school safety zone, a felony.

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A disabled French 14-year-old girl is now in hospital after a pack of rats attacked her late Saturday night. They tested for various tests for infections, and the rabies test came out late. These human attacks are rare, but they could have come from neglected trash bins outside.

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At least 15 dead as magnitude-8.1 earthquake rocks Mexico

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A magnitude-8 earthquake rocked southern Mexico late Thursday night, causing buildings to sway and lights to go out in Mexico City.

The powerful quake occurred off the coast of Chiapas, Mexico at 11:49 p.m. local time (12:49 a.m. ET), tweeted the National Weather Service's National Tsunami Warning Center.

The story is breaking. Please check back for updates.

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A magnitude-8 earthquake rocked southern Mexico late Thursday night, causing buildings to sway and lights to go out in Mexico City. The powerful quake occurred off the coast of Chiapas, Mexico at 11:49 p.m. local time (12:49 a.m. ET), tweeted the National Weather Service's National Tsunami Warning...

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Mass evacuation clogs roads as Hurricane Irma aims for Florida

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Cities shook and buildings were damaged after a deadly 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of southwestern Mexico.