The Daily Populous

Monday November 27th, 2017 morning edition

image for Hawaii reinstates 'attack warning' siren to prepare for possible North Korean missile

So what is the probability of a North Korean missile striking Hawaii?

“If North Korea launches against us or our allies, the retaliation would be complete and they would defeat North Korea’s ambition to continue its regime.

He notes Hawaii is protected under the U.S. Pacific Command’s defensive umbrella, the anti-ballistic missile system, and it is home to the Pacific Command, the military’s headquarters for the Asia-Pacific region.

Vern Miyagi, administrator of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, says that while an attack from North Korea is unlikely, Hawaii still must be prepared.

People of Hawaii need to know what Hawaii is doing in preparation for this.”.

The state has also been holding community meetings and broadcasting public service announcements on TV and the radio to prepare people for a possible attack.

If North Korea launches a missile, officials estimate it could take about 20 minutes to reach Hawaii. »

Why Disney Is Expecting To Lose A Lot Of Money On Hulu Next Year

Authored by cinemablend.com

Disney reports they're expecting around $100 million in losses in the next fiscal year due to the launch of Hulu Live.

Iger said that, overall, the bottom line of Hulu has increased from 2016 to 2017, which is good news.

TV TALK: The Full Story Behind Thomas Gibson's Departure From Criminal Minds As mentioned, Hulu Live is currently a service available through Hulu. »

9 Cops Show up to Hospital to Threaten NYPD’s Teen Rape Victim Into Staying Silent

Authored by thefreethoughtproject.com

Chambers immediately contacted her mother and they went together to the local hospital for a rape kit examination.

While Chambers and her mother were at the hospital, nine officers showed up to intimidate them into remaining silent about what happened.

The officers accused Chambers of making a false report, and suggested that she had made accusations against cops in the past, which she has not. »

The Rise and Fall of Nikola Tesla and his Tower

Authored by smithsonianmag.com

Nikola Tesla was born in modern-day Croatia in 1856; his father, Milutin, was a priest of the Serbian Orthodox Church.

He picked up languages easily, and he could work through days and nights on only a few hours sleep.

“In attacking the problem again I almost regretted that the struggle was soon to end,” Tesla later wrote. »