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Look at any potential threats to hawaii. they spend their time looking at satellite images and making sure they are there in case there is a phone call that there is an incoming missile. during a shift change they try to test systems within the emergency management agency all the time and they change shifts and this is a routine thing. what happened this time we are told is that a template, the wrong template was pulled up. once the template was pulled up instead of doing a drill within the emergency administration, they accidently pressed the drill that would go out to the public. the problem...

There are a lot of questions about the alert sent out yesterday to people in hawaii warning them to take cover because of an imminent missile strike. >> the u.s. pacific command detected a missile strike to hawaii. >> after that false alert went out, people scrambled to find cover in what they thought were the vital moments and it took 38 minutes before a correction alert went out. when and how did all of this happen? it started around 8:05 in a shift change. internal test was initiated and then at 8:07, a staty stae wide warning system was sent. they validated that there was no

People were calling family members telling them they thought it was the last time they would be speaking to one another. a state representative said he gathered his family in the bathroom and had to explain to his daughter when she asked him if we were at war, that, yes, indeed we were and he wanted them to survive. then came the message that this was a false alarm. that took 38 minutes, many people waiting that long to find out that indeed there was no inbound missile and they were safe. emergency managers say this all happened because during a shift change, someone pressed the wrong button. ...

Ask your health care provider if you're tresiba® ready. covered by most insurance and medicare plans. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ a lot of questions after an erroneous alert for people in hawaii warning them to take cover because of an imminent missile strike. >> the u.s. pacific command has detected a missile threat to hawaii. a missile may impact on land and sea within minutes. >> you can imagine what came next. chaos ensued after that went out. people scrambled to find cover in what they thought were their final moments. it took 38 minutes before a correction alert was sent out. when and how...

The incident prompted immediate anger and outrage from state leaders, hawaii senator brian schatz calling it an abomination. the governor of hawaii saying the false alarm was totally unacceptable. officials blame human error for the mistake, saying an employee pressed the wrong button during a shift change. the frightening false alarm adds to the stress hawaiians are already feeling over the escalated nuclear tensions between the u.s. and north korea. i want to get straight to democratic congresswoman, tulsi gabbard of hawaii. she's also a veteran and a member of the house armed services commi...