Hawaii Gov. Josh Green has spoken to the media for the first time since he asked Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke to go on leave during a bribery investigation. Green said he asked Attorney General Anne Lopez to warn him if Luke might face serious charges. The governor described a rapidly evolving series of events that began when Lopez informed him that Luke had received a target letter from her office, which stated that she was the subject of an investigation. Sources confirmed that Luke received the target letter and then announced she was dropping out of the campaign on Sunday. Green expressed surprise at the situation, but questioned whether Luke would have been reelected anyway. He also expressed disappointment at not having charges and public airing of evidence against Luke.