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Detail on the chain of command and how quickly leaders on both sides of a standoff have the make decisions. there are serious new warning tonight from nuclear experts with all of the missile testing going on, all of the rhetoric flying back and forth we could be closer to a nuclear strike than we believe. for hundreds of thousands of people in hawaii a gut-wrenching 38 minutes. >> the u.s. pacific command has detected a missile threat to hawaii. a missile may impact on land or sea within minutes. >> alerts were sent to tvs and cellphones, this is not a drill, sending people all over the island...

Chinchilla update -- got that chinchilla after all. say what up, rocco. ♪ welcome back. an investigation is underway after human error triggered a terrifying false alert throughout the hawaiian islands warning of an imminent nuclear miss attack. cell phones an tv flashed a warning, ballistic missile threat inbound. phone lines reached capacity as callers flooded 911. or tried to reach loved ones. the warning sirens never sounded and within minutes the u.s. pacific command was able to confirm that there was no threat. but it took 13 minutes for the hawaii emergency management to tweet it wa...

Ominous alert across the state. ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. within minutes, the head of the agency was in contact with the american military leaders in the region. u.s. pacific command confirmed to the agency that there was no missile inbound to the islands. that was at 8:10 a.m. hawaii time. by 8:13 a.m. hawaii time, the state cancelled future delivery of any text messages preventing them from being sent to phones out of coverage areas or turned off when the original message was sent. but they didn't send a follow-up to the phones t...

False alarm. we are currently investigating. no missile threat to hawaii. trying to spread the message, hawaii's governor retweeted the agency at 8:24 a.m. remember, this started at 8 will:07. tweeting out there is no missile threat. nothing to understand in a tweet like this. 23 minutes after the alarm raised he posted the notice on his facebook page. here is the key moment. 8:45 a.m. hawaii time. emergency management agency finally sent this notice. no missile threat or danger to the state of hawaii. repeat, false alarm. 38 minutes. 38 minutes from the first alert that went out. just look at...