7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Colombia and Ecuador. What You Need To Know - August 10

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Western Colombia, also being felt across the border in Ecuador; conflicting accounts about the push for a deal with Iran; Russian officials say a child and at least 12 other people are dead after a Ukrainian drone attack deep inside Russia; out-of-control wildfires in Utah and Oregon have now claimed at least three lives; the water crisis gripping Puerto Rico is deepening because of severe drought; the federal government is now taking over the investigation into the deadly boat capsizing near the Statue of Liberty; Todd Blanche is starting his official week as the U.S. Attorney General; the FBI is investigating a cyberattack that forced the shut down of a small California city's IT network, affecting its 911 operation; a warm reception for the California lifeguard behind a heroic rescue; and a man who received a postcard 26 years late from his parents, who only recently passed away.

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