Hawaii False Alarm Scare: What Happened : NPR
Tulsi Gabbard
One of the first people to let the world know it was actually a mistake was  Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard  when  she  tweeted in all-caps - Hawaii  this is a false alarm. There is no incoming missile to Hawaii. I have confirmed with officials there is no incoming missile.  Congresswoman Gabbard  is with us now. Welcome. Thanks so much for speaking with us.
 TULSI GABBARD : Aloha. Thanks. It's great to talk to you.
 GABBARD : Yeah. You know  as soon as I saw it come across my phone  I  like so many - like people all across the state of Hawaii  you have that moment where the unimaginable is happening. And you understand that you could very well have minutes before your loved ones and our home is destroyed - literally destroyed.
MARTIN: That was  Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii . Congresswoman  thanks so much for speaking with us. We really appreciate it.
 GABBARD : Thank you. Aloha.
One of the first people to let the world know it was actually a mistake was  [TGT]when  [TGT]  tweeted in all-caps - Hawaii  this is a false alarm. There is no incoming missile to Hawaii. I have confirmed with officials there is no incoming missile.  [TGT]is with us now. Welcome. Thanks so much for speaking with us.
 TULSI GABBARD : Aloha. Thanks. It's great to talk to you.
 [TGT] : Yeah. You know  as soon as I saw it come across my phone  I  like so many - like people all across the state of Hawaii  you have that moment where the unimaginable is happening. And you understand that you could very well have minutes before your loved ones and our home is destroyed - literally destroyed.
MARTIN: That was  [TGT] . [TGT]thanks so much for speaking with us. We really appreciate it.
 [TGT] : Thank you. Aloha.