you know, they know how to deal with it but they've also experienced significant damage from these hurricanes. they're trying to make the human damage minimal here and make sure people don't get trapped because this storm was so slow and they did not expect it to affect them. now, again, as everybody has been saying we don't really know what the storm is go inging it. how significant it's going to be. in florida, ana, they don't want to take any chances. they want people to be safe and don't want to go out rescuing people because they say they didn't have enough time to get out. so there's plenty of time. that mandatory evacuation kicking in tomorrow morning. for "a" and "b." >> we know the latest track shows the storm moving closer to that coast and just heard from the governor at the top of the hour they cannot rule out this hurricane making landfall. diane gallagher, thank you for keeping us posted on all things there. as florida prepares for what's to come, the bahamas is already bearing the brunt of this powerful hurricane. seeing sustained winds of 185 miles an hour. it's like off the richter for a