CBS Evening News - 1992-09-11

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[0:00] News Channel 5.

[0:03] >> Another hurricane is threatening another

[0:06] American tourist state. We'll have the

[0:08] latest on Hurricane Aniki. A CBS News

[0:12] exclusive. Seat belts in millions of

[0:14] cars may not work. And on the campaign

[0:18] trail, thunder on the right. What it

[0:20] means to the Bush Quail campaign and

[0:23] what it means to you.

[0:25] This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:29] [Applause]

[0:34] Good evening, Dan Rather reporting.

[0:36] Hurricane bells in the night are

[0:38] sounding in Hawaii. The Hawaiian Islands

[0:40] are bracing tonight for a monster

[0:42] hurricane. Forecasters now have

[0:45] classified Hurricane Eniki, a category

[0:48] five. That's the most powerful and most

[0:51] destructive, more powerful than

[0:53] Hurricane Andrew, which was a category

[0:55] 4. Hurricane Eniki, packing winds up to

[1:00] 165 miles an hour on a sustained basis,

[1:02] is swirling toward Hawaii's northernmost

[1:05] islands. People there are hurriedly

[1:08] locking up, stocking up, and hunkering

[1:10] down. Thousands were suddenly ordered to

[1:13] evacuate beachfront homes and luxury

[1:15] hotels. Forecasters are now warning that

[1:17] in addition to the extremely category 5

[1:20] high winds, this hurricane is expected

[1:23] to bring torrential rain and possibly

[1:26] waves up to 30 ft high. The official

[1:29] hurricane warning extends to Aahu Island

[1:32] where Honolulu is located.

[1:34] U Bob Jones, you're perhaps the best

[1:36] connected reporter on the island. Uh

[1:39] this hurricane upgraded to a category 5.

[1:41] What are you hearing from the people you

[1:43] talk to?

[1:45] This is going to be a great shock for

[1:46] everybody here. You have to understand

[1:48] that generally hurricanes bypass us.

[1:51] They go

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