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decade after 9/11 as investigator investigato investigators investigate a suspected plot. scientists are still working nonstop to identify the remains of 9/11 victims. and that's enabling some loved ones to find closure. we're taking you behind the scenes. and president obama hits the road to prince william up support for his job creation plan. his first stop is the home turf of one of his sharpest critics. i'm wolf blitzer in tampa, florida. the site of monday's cnn tea party debate and you're in "the situation room." security sweeps and a frantic scramble now for more intelligence....

hunkered down for the weekend. about 14,000 active duty and national guard troops had been put on standby. that's 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 you've 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 coverage of irene. thank you for our affiliate wjla there. we're picking it up and will be with you for...

Still under evacuation order. they still haven't opened that bridge into town. can't figure out when they'll do that yet, until winds come down to get people on and off the island safely, they won't be doing that. a beach further south of us are still under evacuation order as well, have everything closed down. it is going to be a very, very long recovery for this place. this storm just doesn't quit. it just keeps going. it is shocking. erica? >> it just won't quit. that's for sure. thank you. as we look at it, let's update you. we can tell you the numbers up to six, six deaths now official as...

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Very similar to this. but right now, as i said, the tide has gone out. these water levels are significantly down from where they were but come tomorrow morning, come daylight, it will look much more flooded as it was here today. lawrence? >> katie beck, thank you very much for joining us tonight. appreciate that. we're joined now from coconut grove, florida, by nbc news correspondent maya rodriguez. when's the situation where you are tonight? >> reporter: well, lawrence, i can tell you that miami-dade county is a dark county tonight. about 960,000 homes here lost power. now, florida power & li...