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Literally looked like if you were going into a room and turned on the light and there was a bunch of bugs and they just scattered. everyone instantly went to their rooms, locked their doors. you could just feel the intensity and the sense of fear in the area. >> heart-breaking story unfolding. joining us on the phone right now, the retired u.s. amy lieutenant general russell honore. im sure youll understand if we have to break away to go to lieutenant general mark milley the commander general at...

>> will businesses be closed tomorrow? certainly i guess schools will be. >> reporter: yes. most schools we already know will be closed again. to they were closed tuesday because it was anticipated this weather would move in on tuesday. it didnt but schools for the most part were closed tuesday. every school was closed today. most schools will be closed tomorrow. theres a good chance this being the south and people being wary the schools may still be closed on friday with still ice on the street...

Dont see snow very often. before two weeks ago, the last time it snowed here, accumulating snow was three years ago. so that makes it very dangerous to drive and almost all schools canceled tomorrow. >> gary, thank you very much. i want to bring in retired lieutenant general honore. theyre weathering this one a lot better. can we expect things to get worse? the situation seems pretty bad in north carolina. >> absolutely. it will get worse before it get better. imagine what happened two weeks ago...

This is just one of them, and we must address it with standards. >> general honore, thank you, sir. for more on the story go to cnn.com. up next, the jury in michael dunns story. they began deliberations today. also ahead tonight, take a look at this. >> are you going to put that in there? wow. look at that. good job. >> tonight, we begin a remarkable series on babies and their brains. the question is are babies born knowing the difference of right and wrong. a lot of babies believe they are...

To the east its been just rain, to the west just tremendous amounts of snow, almost two feet in the mountains west of washington, d.c. we knew it was coming. it was a great forecast. i will give kudos to the american weather model this time. we always give them to the european model because we always say how good of a job they did. the american models and american forecasters did a great job with this storm. >> so lets talk a little bit about how to handle what weve been watching. look, we saw a...

mary, thanks. this is cnns breaking news coverage of hurricane irene. im martin savidge at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. >> im keira phillips. thanks for staying with us for the hurricane coverage. a massive category 1 storm is what were talking about, slowly churning up the east coast. it its large, dangerous and relent areless. at least nine deaths are now blamed on this hurricane, more than 1 million customers have lost power. >> right now irene is closing in on ocean cit...

hunkered down for the weekend. about 14,000 active duty and national guard troops had been put on standby. thats the view of the storm from the white house. suzanne kennedy has a closer look to the folks who live in the district of columbia and the situation there. in fact, suzanne youve moved since last we talked. where are you right now? >> this is 39th and edmonds. this is the first tree that fell. cnn sunday morning, coming to you early. suzanne malveaux joining us for this cover...

landfall this morning, on the outer banks of north carolina. more than 1 million homes are without power tonight. flooding is widespread. >> now, the winds have died down a little bit, but irene is expected to remain a hurricane all the way to new england. and as you can see, the surf is already pounding the coastline nonstop. right now, ocean city, maryland, getting hammered. and if theres some good news, well, an admiral with the u.s. coast guard says the preliminary survey of damage...

hurricane irene, now officially made landfall as a category 1 storm on the east coast of the united states. the most up-to-date satellite image we can show you now of re irene, showing wear and tear, described as sloppy, not very well organized but starting to get more disorganized. you can see it there, it was a more organized storm over the past couple of days but as its making landfall now and making its way up the east coast maybe not so much so. it has been lashing out at the caro...

international, who are watching our special coverage of hurricane irene, a category 1 storm, a massive storm that is on its move, up the eastern seaboard. it came ashore a couple of hours ago, making landfall near camp lookout, north carolina. theres new video we are getting from nearby, atlantic beach shows you what irene has left behind already in some areas. the hurricane storm surge swamping the town with ocean water. also, irene is spinning its way northward to some of the biggest...