Overnight, millions along the Pacific bracing after one of the largest earthquakes in recorded history struck off the coast of Russia. Just before 7.30 p.m. Eastern time, an 8.8 magnitude earthquake striking 85 miles off the east coast of Russia. The quake prompting tsunami alerts in more than 20 countries, prompting countless coastal residents to seek higher ground. Russia, the first to feel the effects of the quake. Shaking scene in the Kamchatka Peninsula, people running for cover as ceiling panels fell down at an airport. This kindergarten heavily damaged, but luckily no injuries reported. And then the water began to rush in. Video shows a coastal city being inundated. This video circulating online shows the rushing waters carrying buildings away. In Hawaii, cars filling the streets of Honolulu as residents fled to higher ground. We're under a full tsunami alert here. If you're in a low-lying area, get yourself safe, get to higher ground. Hawaii's famous beaches evacuated, lifeguards telling people to leave immediately. Some hotels on the islands telling guests to move to higher floors. Others evacuating completely as the state braced for waves up to 10 feet.