two years in 19 and 20 there was a surge as well. this one might be worse. president biden: it could be. we re sending back people, first of all. the idea that joe biden said come because i heard the other day that they are coming because they know i m a nice guy and i want them here is the deal. they re not. do you have to say quite clearly don t come? i can say don t come. don t leave your town or city or community. dana: what i was going to say i also didn t think it was that strong. if you read it on paper you would be that s fine. there is a forcefulness with which you need to say something like that i believe. bill: i agree with you. dana: getting to a points where the situation is reaching a level crisis challenge, catastrophe that they can t ignore. bill: i want to hear his entire answer play out the way it did in front of stephanopoulos. i don t want to see video edits. let s hear what he has to say. cbs is reporting 13,000 unaccompanied minors in a
series. we ll tell our atar player heading into the next challenge this weekend. and with that, we welcome you in on this saturday morning on news4 today. i m david culver. and i m angie goff. a lot of white knuckles going into the arena yesterday. and then going into o.t., that always rattles the nerves because we have seen the outcome of the previous game. so wow. we ll tell you how the nerves will continue into the next game with the star player. meantime, behind us, there s a lot of activity. joining us this morning in for tom, nbc4 meteorologist lauren ricketts. these april showers better bring pretty april flowers because we need a break. we are going to get one but not until mid-next week. we ll be dealing with the rain for quite some time. in case you re headed out early this saturday morning, look at the rain streaming through the region. we have storms yesterday that packed one hec the region. we ll show you that in a few minutes. but now we re seeing th
we have another batch of rain down hsouter that will move on tghing the midday hours and into the afternoon. but just expect rain throughout the remainder of the day. so we re going to time it out for you. and we thought tomorrow was going to rain all day, not the case anymore. we ll let you know exactly what we re thinking for that sunday coming up in about 15 minutes. guys? lauren, thank you so much. and right now, clean up continues in takoma part and other parts of montgomery county after fast and furious storms swept through the area. this is what it looked like friday evening when the utility pole snapped in half on carroll avenue as the storm came through. neighbors tell news4 they also experienced marble-sized hail. at least a half dozen trees came crashing down in one takoma park neighborhood alone. luckily, no injuries reported in the storm. and right now folks are starting to gather at the washington monument. this is for the march for science. the idea sprung
popping up in plymouth county. health officials there.say they have 4 confirmed cases of the illness.and they expect that number to rise. johnson county is still recovering from the largest mumps outbreak since 2006. and now health officials in plymouth county are also battling the airborne virus we have four confirmed cases and several probably cases in plymouth county, said tara geddes community health manager at floyd valley hospital mumps is caused by a virus.and spreads through saliva droplets. going from one person to the next.through sneezing, coughing or even talking. symptoms include.fever, headace, and the biggest indicator..swolle n salivary glands under the jaw. community health manager.at floyd valley hospital.tara geddes says getting vaccinated is your best line of defense. this is our mmr vaccine. we reccommend giving it at 12 months of age and again when a child is 4-6 years old they get a booster dose before they go to school, said tara geddes community h