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angry words, scuffles, emotions boiled over. a string of arrests. while that got out of hand, a more focused message around the country. we re marching to demand that donald trump release his tax returns. reporter: organized protests, promoted as tax marches brought people together. somebody has got to start to hold this man accountable. reporter: armed with signs and celebrity sightings. actress debra messings in new york. we want to show his tax returns. why? we want to see what they show. it was the resistance that did that. when we fight, we can win. in president trump s florida backyard, west palm beach. every other president has shown their tax returns and i think there is something in there he wants to hide. in washington d.c. marchers went past monuments and demanded president trump compile with the decade s old tradition of disclosure.
sinkholes are now opening up, like this one in this florida backyard. look at the size of that thing. oh, my goodness. and also another sinkhole in the same city nearly swallowed up a truck. the second major dose of rain for parts of florida. they got drenched by a big storm just a few weeks ago. so a nasty sense of deja vu in the sunshine state today. and i know you were off and we mentioned it a couple days ago. there was a huge sinkhole i believe in florida, where a home just sunk, completely. yeah, yeah. we did a piece on that. it was massive. entire backyard. kind of scary. thoughts with all of you guys in florida today and the rough rains. let s get the latest on the stalled storm and where debby might head next. weather meteorologist jim dickey has the latest. good morning to you, jim. good morning, rob, paula. tropical storm debby, sort of sitting in place. just off to the west of florida here. nipped the apalachicola area during the day monday. still producing trem
remember that? what s that? we don t see a lot. yeah. moving on to other top story on this tuesday morning. the killer storm in the gulf leaving just about the entire state of florida sopping wet. tropical storm debby on an ultra slow crawl to the florida panhandle, triggering two dozen tornados since the weekend. floodwaters are rising shutting down roads and seeping into homes at this point. one family had to be rescued by the coast guard. florida s governor as you can imagine, declared a statewide emergency. everybody needs to be very, very, very cautious. they don t take anything for granted. and, really take care of your family. 35,000 homes and businesses have lost power so far. on top of that, a woman was killed by a tornado near tampa. also, a swimmer is presumed dead in the area after he vanished in rough surf off alabama. and another downside to debby s torrential rains, more sink holes are now opening up like this one in this florida