we re bringing you the news from a to z. it s nasty out there. tropical storm debby just stalled over florida s panhandle. it s smacking that sunshine state it with high winds and heavy rain. look at the pictures. boats getting smashed around and it s going to get worse before it gets any better. forecasters are saying the sl - slow-moving storm could dump another foot of rain on florida over the next couple of days and then spawn more tornadoes as well. that storm is already blamed for one death. florida s governor has declared a statewide emergency. look at you. you found how bad it is. give me a rundown of how bad it is and if you re in the clear at this point. reporter: good morning. a lot of rain overnight. this is what people are waking up to. the water is shallow enough to walk around in but deep enough for you to get a sense of what people are dealing with. everything south of the highway is under mandatory evacuation. now we are hearing washington cull la county. t
and i ll have another, well, had another. the winner of the kentucky derby does it again at the preakness stakes. will he break the triple crown drought? and what s lurking in your furniture? safety precaution or death trap? new york times columnist nick kristof breaks it down live. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. a lot to tell you about this morning. a major anti-war rally planned today in chicago tet that leaders of the nato nations are set to begin their summit. for several days now protesters have crowded the streets of downtown, but yesterday was their biggest gathering so far. police say there were only a handful of arrests during the protests even though things got pretty tense at times. look, look, look. come on, come on. shoot, roll, roll. okay. so things are getting things are changing a lot here. this had been a very peaceful march for a long time, and then this police van tried to come through, knocked a person down right here, and they re callin