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| Radio Script for Maui TV News on KAOI Radio - December 25, 2009 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Radio News scripts are provided for transcript reference to stories covered on Maui TV News. Scripts may contain abbreviations, codes and characters that are for internal production purposes only. Maui TV News apologizes for any misspellings. |
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MELE KALIKIMAKA FROM THE VISIONARY RADIO NEWS CENTER, I'M JEFF KING WITH MAUI TV NEWS. WE HOPE YOU'RE ENJOYING A QUIET AND PEACEFUL HOLIDAY ON THIS BEAUTIFUL TROPICAL CHRISTMAS. THAT'S WHAT THE FIRST FAMILY IS DOING ON WINDWARD O'AHU TODAY. THIS MORNING THEY WENT TO MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII FOR A WORKOUT - THEN HOME FOR A QUIET FAMILY CHRISTMAS. THERE ARE BIG - BUT NOT MONSTER WAVES ON NORTH SHORES OF MAUI AND MOLOKA’I TODAY - AND SOME GOO DSIZE SURF NON WEST-FACING SHORE. ON OAHU, IT'S BEEN A BUSY CHRISTMAS DAY. LIFEGUARDS CLOSED MOST NORTH SHORE BEACHES TO SWIMMERS BECAUSE OF 30 FOOT SURF. THIS MORNING A 50 YEAR-OLD MAN DROWNED WHILE CRABBING ON THE WEST SIDE OF O'AHU - AND A SHARK SIGHTING CLOSED NANAKULI BEACH FOR A WHILE. ISLAND WEATHER, A HIGH SURF WARNING IS IN EFFECT FOR NORTH AND WEST SHORES FOR WAVES THAT COULD REACH OVER 30 FEET. CLEAR AND COOL TONIGHT, A FEW SHOWERS AND LOWS IN THE UPPER 50S. FOR CHRISTMAS DAY, MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES AND HIGHS IN THE MID 80S. FROM THE VISIONARY RADIO NEWS CENTER FOR MAUI TV NEWS, I'M JEFF KING. MELE KALIKIMAKA. |
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