More than 200,000 without power in Hawaii, 100 homes damaged as Lala shifts to tropical storm

Over 200,000 customers across Hawaii lost power after Hurricane Lala brushed the islands, with outages still widespread midday Sunday.
The storm brought extreme flash flooding that swept away homes, damaged at least 100 others, and was linked to at least one fatality; shelters were open for hundreds.
Lala weakened to a tropical storm just below hurricane strength but warnings remain in effect; airports reopened and travelers are advised to check with airlines.