slowly. that is why we are taking so much caution here. reporter: here in honolulu officials use hurricane sirens to warn beachgoers of the incoming danger. we spotted many tourists yesterday and locals alike enjoying the waves instead of taking shelter. despite the fact the storm has weakened a little bit there is still a hurricane warning in many parts of hawaii. the storm is 215 miles to the south behind me. jillian: a vintage warplane crashes and burst into flames but somehow the pilot survives. the korean war aerojet slamming into the ground as it tries to land at an airport in minnesota. two witnesses jumping a fence and pulling the pilot to safety, he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but is
preparing us and updating us with information. they were the ones that told us that the airport would be shutting down. so, we had no information from the airline whatsoever. what do you plan to do during the night? i spoke to the governor who said the worst of it is going to be essentially for the next several hours. yeah, we did hear the hurricane sirens already going off, the windows are vibe rating, the power has gone off and on, and i believe we are on generator right now, so, it is, it is quite scary. we have put the hotel and resort has given us information to prepare. we have put mattresses up against the windows. pillows, blankets and made sure water would not come in. we secured the doors and the blashes, we have done a lot of anything that we could to make everything secure. i don t know if we are going have a good sleep tonight. but we have done everything that we can. we filled the bath tub up with