Good Tuesday morning, I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing sponsored by Pharma.

It's been 17 years since September 11th.

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will travel this morning to the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, Pennsylvania,

where they will attend a September 11th Memorial Service.

After traveling back to D.C., Trump will meet with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis,

and later DHS Secretary Kirsten Nielsen and FEMA administrator Brock Long.

Senior House Republican aides are considering canceling votes this week as Hurricane

Florence approaches the

East Coast. A final decision will have to be made today. This would have important impacts on

legislative business. The chamber is out next week and government funding runs out at the end of the

month. All government funding business would have to be done during the last week of the month.

Our colleagues, Natasha Carey and David Sider's scoop that Hurricane Florence is undercutting

Miami Beach's convention bid.

Five Democrats, with knowledge of the selection process, tell them that they consider it

to be a race between Houston and Milwaukee, and that was before this week's threatening weather.

In breaking news, NBC News is reporting that U.S. officials now say Russia is the main suspect

in the mysterious attacks on diplomats in Cuba.

On the campaign front, Brian Steele, the Republican running for Paul Ryan's seat,

has a new 30-second add-up called Solutions.

They're spending $159,000 on TV and $20,000 online.

Paul Ryan, meanwhile, was in Dallas with veteran Republican Pete Sessions yesterday.

Annie Carney is up with a piece looking at how the president's assault on Bob Woodward

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