Not call it a shift no the west. Its a change this the angle. The winds are up to 145 Miles Per Hour. Its slowed down going from 8 Miles Per Hour earlier to 7 Miles Per Hour. Its a well defined system. Its you can symmetrical, you can see the eye. Its going over the western tip of haughty and then the eastern tip of cuba. Its not going through the mountains that would normally tear the storm apart. So the storm stays strong as it heads to the bahamas. Here are the latest track changes. Through tomorrow. Then to the bahamas staying slow as it moves towards florida, possibly inland. Then is goes to the east, almost parallel to the North Carolina coast. Our area remains into the cone of uncertainty. We need to, tu point, consider that there might on our doorstep. We talk about the computer models coming up in a few minutes. In cuba 350,000 people have been evacuated. The storm may force the relocation of detainees in guantanamo bay. The governor of North Carolina emergency. We have the me