Report: Most sirens worked during Hawaii warning test

HONOLULU - A report on a Hawaii siren test that drew international attention amid a North Korea missile threat shows that 28 sirens statewide played the wrong sound or had other technical problems.
 The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state's 386 sirens worked properly.  Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
 Hawaii re-introduced the Cold War-era warning siren during a test earlier this month.
 Spokesman Richard