Radio Script for Maui TV News on KAOI Radio - December 7, 2009

FROM THE VISIONARY RADIO NEWS CENTER, I'M JEFF KING WITH MAUI TV NEWS.\

TODAY IS THE 68TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR. THIS MORNING AT 7-55 A.M., 55 SURVIVORS OF THE ATTACK AND ABOUT 2,000 SPECTATORS GATHERED TO OBSERVE A MOMENT OF SILENCE AT THE EXACT MOMENT WHEN THE FIRST WAVE OF DIVE BOMBERS HIT THE NAVAL SHIPYARD THERE.

OCEAN SAFETY OFFICIALS CLOSED BALDWIN BEACH AND HOOKIPA BEACH PARK THIS MORNING BECAUSE OF THE POTENTIAL OF DAMAGING SURF. WHILE WAVES ON O'AHU'S NORTH SHORE ARE REACHING 40 FEET, THE BIGGEST ON MAUI SO FAR IS ABOUT 25 FEET. FORECASTERS SAY, HOWEVER, THAT THE BIG STUFF IS YET TO ARRIVE.

AND MOTORISTS IN SOUTH MAUI NEED TO PAY ATTENTION TO THE LOWERED SPEED LIMIT ON THE PI'ILANI HIGHWAY BETWEEN KILOHANA AND LIPOA STREETS. ROAD RESURFACING WORK HAS DROPPED THE LIMIT TO 30 MILES AN HOUR. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE UNTIL FEBRUARY TO COMPLETE.

ISLAND WEATHER, THAT HIGH SURF WARNING CONTINUES UNTIL WEDNESDAY. TONIGHT LOOK FOR SCATTERED AND LOWS IN THE LOW 60S. TOMORROW, EXPECT MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS AND HIGHS IN THE MID 80S.

FROM THE VISIONARY RADIO NEWS CENTER FOR MAUI TV NEWS, I'M JEFF KING.

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