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lat latitude. it just reminds you of southern california. even on the winward side. so, yes 30% of maui in normally dry conditions. you can see it with some of the pictures, an it s not green at all. dry and windy for the next couple days. the you start to the winds here blowing through, and because we had them so close together, combined they actually caused this to whap. you can kind of see them,
and debris in the air. they re trying to get masks and respirators, but authorities say that s not necessarily going to help them. they ve been running out in certain neighborhoods and communities on the winward side of the island. if you feel your health is in danger, just leave. the respirator is not going to protect you from sulphur dioxide, so if you have health problems, just leave. sometimes it s hard for people to understand the potential dangers because they do think traditionally molten lava might move slowly. but this is something that s spewing out of the ground. the velocity is something nobody can really predict, and that heat is dangerous. the heat is dangerous, and you know, fred, people, if you have friends that live on the islands, if they re on oahu or kawai, they re not in danger here. we re talking about one portion of the big island, which is very, very big, but people who live in that area have to be careful they don t get trapped by fissures popping up here.
whirl wind end to the political encounter. yesterday it was all about the troops. nbc s mike viqueira is traveling with the president. he joins us live from honolulu. by the way, mike, good sunday morning to you. if you think i m going to feel sorry for you because it s early in the morning your time, no. we re having a little bit of a storm here, a lot of rain, although no flights are being cancelled, as far as i know. the only thing being cancelled might be tee times. cry me a river, right? the president joined by the first lady delivered his weekly address devoted to a christmas message, especially to american troops serving overseas. then he went to see some american troops on american soil, we close to where he s staying on the winward side of oahu here, the side of kailua is a marine base. the president often works out at a gym there and plays golf there as well. the president and first lady go to the mess hall.
especially people that live along the coastlines. we were at oahu at 10:00 this morning. the city and state did close the main roads along the low lying areas on the winward side of the island and the leeward side of the island. so hopefully most of those people did take heed and leave. right there it looks like an emergency vehicle. yes. some type of emergency workers. we re going to continue to watch the live pictures streaming in from our affiliate there. kitv and kohn. we re seeing images coming from waikiki beach and then images coming from hilo. hilo in particular. the hilo side of the big island. the expectation is the tsunamis that are have been triggered by that 8.8 magnitude earthquake in chile would be hit first. and nobody wants the repeat of what they saw in 1960 when very similarly tsunami triggered by earthquakes in chile ended up