maura barrett is following this one for us. disturbing to say the least.cident actually happened last year, the father just turned himself in last week. what do we know about this sleepover? >> reporter: incredibly disturbing. we're learning a lot from affidavit for probable cause. it was filed after this happened. the girl in questions were brought to the hospital and tested positive for a sedative, a controlled substance. basically what we're learning from the affidavit from the girls' report, the father in question had made them smoothies during their sleepover spa night. he made them smoothies but was very specific of who could drink what and how much. one of the girls only had a little bit while the other three were, they say were forced into drinking the rest. the first girl who didn't drink the entire smoothie reported seeing the father hoefer around them while they were sleeping and she was pretending to sleep down in the basement. and the other girls reported experiencing blacking out, off balance for 12 hours after the fact and so a lot of questi

. >> dominic foppoli, in his own words, speaking from his home in italy alongside his fiancee maura. the former windsor mayor says he's feeling vindicated after california attorney general rob bonta announced a criminal investigation into the former wine country politician is suspended due to lack of evidence. >> i'm sure the attorney general had a tremendous amount of pressure to find something, anything to charge me with. so, i want to thank them for having the courage to finally make the statement ag bonta saying, at this time, we don't have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on cases, not barred by the statute of limitations. >> however, our investigation remains open and we urge anyone who believes they may be a victim or who has evidence to come forward. this comes three years after multiple women accused foppoli of sexually assaulting them. foppoli resigned from office about six weeks after the allegations were revealed. in a scandal which rocked this small wine country town. did you assault any of these women? >> absolutely not. and i've been very, very clear since the

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. >> dominic foppoli, in his own words, speaking from his home in italy alongside his fiancee maura.mer windsor mayor says he's feeling vindicated after california attorney general rob bonta announced a criminal investigation into the former wine country politician is suspended due to lack of evidence. >> i'm sure the attorney general had a tremendous amount of pressure to find something, anything to charge me with so want to thank them for having the courage to finally make the statement. >> ag bonta saying, at this time, we don't have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on cases not barred by the statute of limitations. however, our investigation remains open and we urge anyone who believes they may be a victim or who has evidence to come forward. this comes three years after multiple women accused foppoli of sexually assaulting them. pepoli resigned from office about six weeks after the allegations were revealed. in a scandal which rocked this small wine country town. did you assault any of these women? >> absolutely not. and i've been very, very clear since the first day an

nbc news correspondent maura barrett has been following this story for us and joins me now.simmons' condition currently and particularly the type of skin cancer he has. >> now we know richard simmons is cancer free, he says, and is healthy, but he caused a lot of o'concern and confusion when he posted on monday that tweet that you showed, and basically saying he wanted to later -- he back talked it later saying he wanted to send out an inspirational message, he wanted to encourage everyone to live life to the fullest after he had this scare. he said he was dying, he came back out later saying i'm not dying. he described it being this tumultuous diagnosis. one of the things he posted on social media was the moment that he found out. he went in to the doctor, and we have a pull of this post as well. he said he was getting a little nervous when they found a bump on his face, they said the c word, you have cancer. i asked what kind of cancer, and he said basil cell carcinoma. he responded to the doctor saying stop calling me silly names. he did treat it seriously. he did say it

his owner so much that he has mastered, as you already understand, surfing, according to his owner maura pet in the courses he conducted was constantly rushing with him into the sea, in in the end, he decided to try catching a wave with ephruz; to train the dog, he used his usual methods, methods, that is, the same methods that work with people, jack rasval terrier got on the board in just a few lessons, and the example turned out to be contagious. and now sometimes we have to train not only people, but their pets. tanya, why do you think dogs can surf better than people, because they have four legs. by the way, i don’t know who is responsible for the maneuvers; maybe the owner regulates this issue. no, the main thing is how confidently the pets stand on the board, they don’t, it seems to me, doubt for a second that everything will be all right, that they will succeed, the person doubts, thinks about, i’m going to fall, it will hurt me, it will be ugly, i will look like that. he immediately jumps, confident in himself , that’s what we need to learn, he thinks, i’ll be wet, i’ll be cool a

maura, what? how do you think this will go down this morning? it's really interesting, given the fact that he did resign last night. >> i think that does throw things into question. >> and people are questioning his credibility in that regard because he's not under the same protections as he would have been coming in as a private citizen. >> that being said, it is interesting he did spend so much time on the president's memory in defending himself. essentially from the backlash he received. but but he received backlash from both sides of the aisle. you know, republicans were angry that he didn't go far enough that he found him to have done no wrongdoing. and democrats are upset that he was called out to have a poor memory of being an older man. i mean, the fact that he is older is just fact. he had an ad out yesterday that talked about it. he is not young, so i don't know that it's necessarily in the democrats best interest to be so up in arms about the, you know, report by robert herb, but it'll be interesting to see how he defends himself toda

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well, the governor of montana, her name is maura heelly was asked about the assault and policies thatchusetts h the sanctuary policies that massachusetts has. here's what she -- take a close look to what she said. watch. >> it's a horrible schismuation. horrible allegation, and my thoughts are with the victim and her family. i think we have the right systems in place. unfortunately this is a terrible incident. you don't want to see anything like this happen. this is also a individual that came in lawfully under the federal government through a federal program. it is unfortunate that from time to time things will happen. rachel: she wasn't just 15, pete, she was also disabled. the whole situation is repulsive. what we've allowed to happen and there's so many details i want to know. are illegal migrants being housed in hotels along with american citizens who don't know that these are illegal migrants and what's happening in the hotel? he's part of the parole program where he's flown in because the biden administration knows that the jam at the boarder and chaos there is politically bad

. >> coming up, we'll chat with maura tierney.bc seven. >> we'll see you in about 30 minutes. live doppler seven. we're showing you one line of showers that is slowly progressing through the peninsula, and parts of the east bay will go down to street level on live doppler seven. so we certainly have a quick moving downpour from san mateo down through belmont into redwood city, stretching over into the east bay, into union city. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge, where you can clearly see that quick downpour is moving through right now. we'll keep that chance of an isolated shower in the forecast through the next hour. after that, we're done with the wet weather for the day. the afternoon is cool upper 50s to lower 60s kumasi. thank you drew. >> we'll abc have another abc ss update about 30 minutes. you can always find our the latest on >> robin: can you believe it? 25 years of breakfast in bed, surprising moms across america. >> oh my goodness! >> oh my goodness! >> robin: and for our 25th anniversary, we're making it the

reporting live from boston and that story about i.c.e., this is the massachusetts governor, maura healey. when she's asked about migrant being arrested for a raping a 15-year-old disabled girl earlier this month. watch this. >> it's speaks somewhat to the issue now that the mass numbers coming across the borders. unfortunately we have security and systems in place, we have vetting in place. it's unfortunate that, from time to time, things will happen. >> sandra: "we have security and systems in place," she says, "and unfortunate that this happens from time to time." what? >> tell that to the parents. tell that to the family. tell that to the young girl. that's a political democrat talking point. they encourage illegal aliens to come into the state of massachusetts. it's a sanctuary state. is the other situation, sandra. look at texas. if you want to fight illegal immigration, why is the biden administration fighting the state of texas? because they are encouraging illegal immigration into this country. that is a known fact, and the arrest that bill melugin pointed out, that is nothing co

joining us now, massachusetts governor maura healey. thank you for being with us today.s yesterday, it seemed as though the majority might decide this on a narrow ground of standing, that the doctors who were the plaintiffs here could not show that they were harmed, which would leave it open -- an open question maybe after the election next term for the justices to take another look at the pill with another set of plaintiffs. it could be in jeopardy. what should states, governors like yourself, where this is legal, do to try to protect its availability? >> well, i think they should do what i have done, which is to stockpile mifepristone. we have a lot of mifepristone available here in the state. we have helped other providers get their own supply. i signed an executive order making sure we were protecting patients and providers when it comes to the administering of medication abortion. we need to do everything now and not wait for the court's ruling. i listened to the arguments. i know as a former attorney general not to read too much into lines of questioning. let's tal

rosenberg, senior fbi official, as well as former democratic congressman max rose of new york and maura gillespie, former adviser to speaker john boehner. walk us through what we can expect here as this hearing gets under way in just moments. >> reporter: yeah, this hearing will go for a better part of the day, about four or five hours, we're told, at least. this is really special counsel robert hur's first time appearing in the public, first time explaining his reasoning behind that nearly 400 page report in which he alleged that president biden had some mental fitness issues, he questioned some of that, but he also said that the president repeatedly told him as described in his opening statement, in the transcript the committee had just obtained, that he did not willfully retain these documents, that he handed these documents over right when he found out about them, that his lawyers did the same as well. this is one of the points that the democrats on the committee are going to try to draw a stark contrast to. you'll have republicans, of course, the chairman of this committee as jim j

i don't know where maura juddkis lives, but maybe she goes e to cvs -- rachel: she just said that's theormal, pete. it's okay. you know, you stole land, deal with cvs. will: she's super young, maybe that's all she's ever nobody. rachel: that's true. the new normal. pete: your exactly right. of there's a lot of self-loathing there. well, we deserve this, this is what we get. will: yeah. turning now to your headlines, the biden administrations confirms israel has agreed to the framework of a proposed gaza ceasefire-hostage release deal and it's up to hamas to agree to it. a spokesman for the israeli government joining us earlier this morning on the agreement. >> well, there's not going to be a ceasefire that leaves the hostages in gaza or hamas in power. but what we do want to see is a temporary pause in the fighting to get those pure hostages out. -- poor hostages out. we're talking about 134 people who have been trapped in the hamas terror dungeons for 149 days now. will: officials have been working for weeks to broker a deal before the muslim holiday of ramadan which is set to begin on

this study looke,000d at 430,000 people, maura, and you could say it's observational, but ith followsseveral studies, includinwag one out of baltimore that was not observational. this to th drug is tied to the , period. even if you took out the part we know target for is toxic to the heart. we know carbon monoxid e is we know it's toxic to the lungs. we know it causes lung cance causesr. we know that it's correlated with emphysema. had by the way, what ashley' wis doing with all good intentions is doing what's already happening in the societypp i,? people think, oh, it's becoming legal. it's good for you. it's finat i'mtalkine. l so the awareness of what i'm talking about now, developmental delays, children affects on pregnant women, early term birth, psychologih. c damage, all of that is being obscured. oh, it's legal. it must ber you.the id good for. and the idea you just said, one well, other things are bad for you, so why why not? this wouldn't be legal since alcohol wall, laurs. but legal? well, laura, alcohol is legal because i can't stop itht. but that's like saying let's make

i'm not politely not naming them, but it's being proposed by somebody you so maura you worked for >> a republican house speaker in advance of the state of the union address. i mean, mike johnson apparently has told republicans he wants to see decorum. how easy is it? >> it's the goal is to have decorum there. so i'm glad that he's setting that, you know, objective for remembers whether they follow him or not. i don't know. when i refer john boehner, you know, our goal, head of the union, was to remind him, don't make any news, you know, just just don't think any news tying keep a neutral expression on your face and the attention isn't about we don't want the attention to go to him as the goal there. so as far as controlling members of congress, that's a little tougher. it's a big challenge. we see that in years past, really, probably since obama's first term, we saw kind of things ratchet up unfortunately. but the institution of congress, it really does need to get back to having decorum reminding people why people have love for institutions. like you said, joe biden loves congress i

maura gillespie, it's good to see you guys more. >> if that's the >> start of the general election, does this confirm is this everyone's fears confirmed that this general election is going to be is absolutely rough as humanly possible. is there any way to avoid it? >> i don't see how we could avoid a given that donald trump will continue to use a childish attacks and mocking joe biden i mean, i don't disagree with the fact that there were times where joe biden was yellow selling at us to agree with him on how great the economy is. i don't think that's really how you win over voters is by yelling at them to agree with you. but the childish antics and the back-and-forth to the mostly american people who again, we've seen. so this polls where 70% of the people don't want this rematch it's exhausting. it's exhausting to have to watch this back-and-forth and it's not really inspiring anyone to want to jump on either side or go out and vote, which is a real problem for us >> jonah, you have biden coming out swinging at this general election kickoff campaign event. i'm going to call it no longe