that's right, matthew. the most - being outlined. that's right, matthew. - matthew. the most difficult time of the year for the nhs. matthew. the most difficult time of the yearfor the nhs. around the uk, this dispute is very much in england, and how leaders are really very concerned, to put it frankly. the strike before christmas, three days, is going to be difficult enough, but the really busy challenging time for the health service, particularly in hospitals and for ambulance services is in the new year after people come back in the new year holiday with pent—up demand because gp services and social care during public holidays are often scaled back. so that's six days from january the 3rd is going to be incredibly difficult for health leaders, for patients and for those working on the front line of the nhs, and it is the longest single strike byjunior doctors so far in this dispute. now, they argued that they have been in talks since late october, that they were prepared to talk and the attitude was constructive from the new health secretary, victoria a

now matthew stadler. lynn. now matthew stadler. lynn.h you, i don't know to where turn on this one. >> yeah, all you know is we're going to disagree very strongly. i do, massively, but of course. >> but i, i just i cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would look at the eu and think comes to peace , think when it comes to peace, when it to security , we when it comes to security, we what we really need is the eu which can't even meet its 2% on its nato commitments with the united states. of course we need the united states when it comes to these matters. we need both. >> what's controversial? well, because this poll says that actually the british people are apparently so now in hock with the eu. >> and ursula von der leyen is the best thing we've ever seen. >> a grown up politics means engaging with our allies. the eu is a massive bloc on our doorstep . they are our allies. doorstep. they are our allies. they've plenty of problems. they've got plenty of problems. as we know, america is our ally. that's got plenty of problems .

certainly a memorable legacy of matthew _ himself.. - himself. certainly a memorable legacy of matthew perry. thank you forjoining us, gita amar. ajury in the united states has ordered donald trump's former lawyer, rudy giuliani, to pay $148 million in damages to two election workers he falsely accused of vote tampering. mr giuliani had already been found liable for defaming the mother and daughter during the twenty—twenty election in georgia. after the ruling, mr giuliani slammed the order in comments to reporters. the absurdity of the number merely underscores the absurdity of the entire proceeding. so i am quite confident when this case gets before a fair tribunal, it will be reversed so quickly it will make your head spin. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has been covering the story. a judge had already decided rudy giuliani had spread false information about these two women. ruby freeman and shaye moss, mother and daughter. during the civil trial, they both described how their lives had almost been destroyed after dece

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let them rot. >> strong stuff, matthew . >> strong stuff, matthew. >> strong stuff, matthew. >> i thinkmillion people in this country. and the intelligence services say that actually it's more likely to breed terrorism by having them there. then let's let's bring them back. it's for me, it's not about human of the about the human rights of the isis about the isis brides. it's about the human of all us. so human rights of all of us. so the argument would then be a final quickly to you, final word quickly to you, christine, if christine, on this would be if it is breeding terrorists, it's breeding else. >> $- e— >> well, if it's breeding terrorists, thing we terrorists, the last thing we want have them here. want is to have them over here. but young children. but i do very young children. they choose to there. they didn't choose to go there. so i think there is a more of an argument for but argument for them. but no, anybody age, anybody who of an adult age, they can jolly well say that all they can jolly well say that all they have to is get on a they have to do is get on a dinghy and we

>> i kc matthew laza he's staring into space over there. over matthew. i'm afraid. >> i mean, edwina is, you know, a pioneer in politics and a great pioneer in politics and a great pioneer in politics and a great pioneer in politics and a great for people to a great example for people to get into, women to get involved. a great example for people to get all», women to get involved. a great example for people to get all», wome|shortlists1volved. a great example for people to get all», wome|shortlists haveed. but all women shortlists have their place. they are the reason why, uh, the labour parliamentary party is 5050. um, and hopefully they will over time won't be needed. but at the moment they, um, they had their place. >> yeah, but the trouble is, of course, the standard problem >> yeah, but the trouble is, of coursthisie standard problem >> yeah, but the trouble is, of coursthisie if,|ndard problem >> yeah, but the trouble is, of coursthisie if, asard problem >> yeah, but the trouble is, of coursthisie if, as ad problem >> yeah, but the trouble is, of

let them rot. >> strong stuff, matthew . >> strong stuff, matthew. >> strong stuff, matthew. >> i thinke 60 odd million people in this country. and the intelligence services say that actually it's more likely to breed terrorism by having them there. then let's let's bring them back. it's for me, it's not about human of the about the human rights of the isis about the isis brides. it's about the human of all us. so human rights of all of us. so the argument would then be a final quickly to you, final word quickly to you, christine, if christine, on this would be if it is breeding terrorists, it's breeding else. >> $- e— >> well, if it's breeding terrorists, thing we terrorists, the last thing we want have them here. want is to have them over here. but young children. but i do very young children. they choose to there. they didn't choose to go there. so i think there is a more of an argument for but argument for them. but no, anybody age, anybody who of an adult age, they can jolly well say that all they can jolly well say that all they have to is get on a they have to do is get on a ding

. >>> and the sad turn tonight, we have just learned actor matthew perry's cause of death. >>> firstight, that powerful storm system bringing heavy rain, strong winds, possible flooding from florida up the east coast to washington, philadelphia, new york city. possible tornados in florida, and the major travel disruption expected. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the bombshell decision from the jury against rudy giuliani, ordering him to pay $148 million to the two former georgia elections workers ruby freeman and shaye moss, who he falsely accused of wrongdoing. telling the country they passed around usb ports as if they very vials of heroin or cocaine. terry moran with the message the jury is sending tonight about the truth. >>> also, the very sad turn, we have now learned matthew perry's cause of death. the coroner releasing the autopsy tonight and what doctors are saying about what's in that report. matt gutman tonight. >>> the hob rupgs >>> the israeli military now admitting it accidentally killed three of the hostages during fierce fighting in northern gaza. how did this happen?

much matthew, you're going to stick with us. break, we will discuss the amazing and well deserved vindication for two georgia election workers who won 100 and $48 million. former new york city mayor, or for his years long harassment campaign against the two of them. stay tuned, you're watching ayman on msnbc. i'm charles coleman junior. we will be right back. right back. rve discomfort in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nervive. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. now i can help again. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. (soft music) every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from

. >>> new information about the death of matthew perry.he powerful drug found in his system when he died. >>> we're starting with the severe weather that's threatening millions of people. this powerful storm system bearing down on florida right now, really up the entire east coast. >> the possibility of flooding and severe winds has prompted florida's governor to activate the national guard. tens of thousands of homes and businesses could lose power. let's get right to cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. what do we know? >> you've got two separate systems. this low pressure system is sitting over the midwest. it's got a cold front with it. this here down in the gulf of mexico, this is what's going to slide up and down the east coast over the next few days. right now most of the rain is really offshore. we're just starting to see some of those light rain bands push in across florida. by this afternoon that changes entirely. here you'll see that system finally becomes onshore. it has the potential to bring severe thunderstorms with it as wel

hi, matthew. ithink hi, matthew. with all of the cases that can be dealt with. which is slightly ambiguous language, but let's have a look at how we are doing it. just a quick reminder that this was the pledge from rishi sunak. the backlog, the legacy backlog, cases beforejune 2022. they would be dealt with by the end of this year. so a couple of weeks from now. this is what it looked like at the start of the year, 91,000 cases or so. it falls over the course of the year quite dramatically in the last couple of months, and as you can see at the start of december here, it is around 18,000 cases still to be processed. as i say, the home office thinks it is on track to meet that target. what is really interesting where we have drilled into the numbers is how the backlog is being reduced. let me show you this. this is a breakdown of how many cases have been dealt with since the conservatives came to power back in 2010. how many cases have been granted, how many have been withdrawn, how many have been refused. we only hav

matthew, do make first. matthew, what do you make of. first.ou seen the special? >> seen the whole >> i haven't seen the whole thing. i've the thing. i've. i've seen the clips. outraged. clips. i'm not outraged. i mean, first frankie boyle first of all, frankie boyle criticising anybody good criticising anybody over good over they're in over jokes, whether they're in good not is, you know. good taste or not is, you know. yeah, that's i mean, it's quite something mildly. something to put it mildly. i mean , i think that, you know, mean, i think that, you know, gervais was just, was, just gervais was just, was, was just the they were fine. the right side. they were fine. i'm massive his. i'm not a massive fan of his. they didn't they weren't they didn't wild. they weren't wildly . i mean, wildly offensive. i mean, goodness me, you know, i'm old enough to remember the days of bernard manning and etc. this really territory. really wasn't in that territory. >> to >> it's been very interesting to see the venom and see the extent of the venom and fero

and the sad turn, we have learned matthew perry's cause of death. and strong rain, possible flooding from florida all the way up the east coast. several major cities, washington, philadelphia, new york city. possible tornados in florida and the major travel disruption now expected. >>> the bombshell decision from the story tonight against rudy giuliani, ordering him to pay $148 million to the two georgia elections workers, ruby freeman and shea moss, who he falsely accused of wrongdoing, telling the country they passed around usb ports as if they were vials of heroin or cocaine. >>> also, we have now learned matthew perry's cause of death, the coroner releasing the autopsy report tonight and what doctors are saying about what's in that report. >>> the horrific tragedy this evening, the israeli military admitting it accidentally killed three of the hostages during fierce fighting in northern gaza. how did this happen? >>> in new york tonight, the jij sentencing the mother of a 6-year-old boy accused of shooting and teacher to far more than prosecutor

matthew pax there in south africa. uh, the israeli apart regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid his genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because in effect that many of these jobs would normally been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against palestinians, the..." longer doing it, so and hence in other words, we're the israelis are employing african labor to try to displace the palestinian people, so we think it's not helpful, it's making matters worse, and really the ultimate. issues that israel has to resolve its relations

matthew pax there in south africa. uh, the israely aparty regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate? move: look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many this jobs would normally been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against palestinians, the no longer doing it, so in hence in other words where the israel are employing african labor to try to displace the palestinian people, so we think it's not helpful, it's making matters worse. and really the ultimate issues that israel has to resolve its relationship wit

>> matthew sadler >> would you have matthew sadler as king of jungle?he king of the jungle? was that what you want? yeah, i wouldn't. would on the jungle? >> i wouldn't want to eat the bugs >> you wouldn't mind the money, though, would you? >> no. who would? who would win the money? >> at one point, would >> would you at one point, would you go the jungle? you go on the jungle? >> i think i would, >> i don't think i would, actually, kelvin, if someone said you, give you a 1.5 said to you, i'll give you a 1.5 million, would be in there. million, you would be in there. >> you'd be like a one point, a 1.5 million. >> i'd do it. but the rest of the lot got 15 grand. and i'm not doing it for £15,000. >> they've got 15,000. >> they've got 15,000. >> course the >> exactly. but of course the fame associative sam fame associative your sam thompson the bloke thompson or something. the bloke i on apart i really like on there apart from who is turned out to from nigel who is turned out to be as anybody knows him, thoughtful quite good guy thoughtful and quite a goo

matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israeli apart regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs would normally have been occupied by palestinian people and because of the war against palestinians ' the no longer doing it, so in hence in other words, where the israelies are employing african labor to try to displace the palestinian people, so we think it's not helpful, it's making matters worse and... the ultimate issues that israel has to resolve its relations

this is such a sad ending to matthew. five. as you said, he was incredibly open about his struggle with addiction. in his memoir that came out about a year ago he went into great detail about this lifelong struggle. he said he had been to rehab 15 times. he spent millions of dollars on his journey to sobriety. as you said what he wanted to be remembered for is just helping others. in fact earlier this week is friends costar gave an interview and said she was texting matthew. the morning of his death. she said he was happy, he was healthy and that is really what she wants everyone to know and remember him by. >> sa tragic story. thank you both of you, we really appreciate this even if it is instead -- said story. >> breaking is an aerial -- israel. three hostages in gaza w were accidentally killed by israeli defense forces. we will go live to tel aviv next. beauties. >>> we have breaking news for you in our world lead. protests in tel aviv after the tragic killing of three men who had been held hostage by hamas since october 7th

i'd like to thank our guests today, matthew parks and david hondane for their insight. welcome to our africa rising section that focuses on interesting events in africa from innovations, achievements in science and technology to art and culture today. have professor pitti kantuli is a south african sculptor, poet, writer and academic. pittiken tuli is living legend. he was at the frontline of the struggle against the apart regime in south africa, and these led to his exile. he also continues using the language of art to fight oppression. i'm a soul that emerged from the stange and the gatter of oppression and breath hope in the atmosphere of despair. child of a priest. a sangoma uncle, i traversed the world of spirits and through my heart. thanks for your time, professor today. now, can you tell us more about your activities in art that led to your exile? it's got a very long story. when i was at in high school, recited an english poet that was very political, then i was wart not to read any political poems. then when i did for the second time then i was expelled and th

matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israeli apart regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs would normally have been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against palestinians ' no longer doing it, so in hence in other words where the israelies are employing african labor to try to displace the palestinan people, so we think it's not helpful, it's making matters worse and really... ultimate issues that israel has to resolve its relationshi

in fact, there's evidence to suggest that matthew perry was getting good medical care. he had a chemical called buprenorphine, which is a chemical used to treat opioid addiction. there's clear evidence to suggest, matthew perry was getting care from physicians. >> perhaps, had it not been for the tub, the presence of water there, he may have had a different outcome. doctor joseph, we appreciate you for joining us. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> a rare public appearance today from former first lady, melania trump. it wasn't on the campaign trail, or in the courtroom. we speak with her former senior adviser, next. >>> it has been almost three years since president trump left office, and since that time, millennia trump has rarely been seen in the public eye. today, the former first lady made an appearance, giving a speech during a naturalization ceremony at the national archives, in washington, along with applauding the 25 immigrants for gaining citizenship, she also reflected on her own journey to citizenship. >> the challenges were numerous, but the rewards were

matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israely apart regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate? move: look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs would normally been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against the palestinians, the no longer doing it, so and hence in other words where the israelis are employing african labor to try to displace the palestinian people, so we think it's not helpful, it's making matters worse. and really the ultimate issues that israel has to resolve its relati

this is the account for matthew chapter three.jesus came from galilee to the jordan to john to be baptized by him. john would have prevented him saying, i need to be baptized by you and do you come to me? but jesus answered him, let it be so now for thus it is fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness. then he, john the baptist, consented, and when jesus was baptized, envisioned this pete immediately he went up from the water and behold the heavens were opened to him, and he saw the spirit of god descending like a dove and coming to rest on him. and behold, a voice from heaven said this is my beloved son, with whom i am well pleased. and this is a moment where we get a clear vision of father, son and spirit. our triune god. we could go all the way back to the beginning of the bible, where in genesis, chapter one, verse two, it's said, god created the heavens and the earth and the spirit of god hovered over the waters. so here, now in jesus's baptism, it is not by accident that the spirit is hovering over the waters. jesus says s

different view as matthew does?ly the house of lords will much of that. will counteract much of that. the of lords cares about the house of lords cares about human rights. it cares about the rule . rule of law. >> care about human >> we all care about human rights the rule of law. rights and the rule of law. >> if i may, the >> well, if i if i may, the chairman of conservative chairman of the conservative party suggest a few party did seem to suggest a few weeks that the rule law weeks ago that the rule of law should is actually something that we you know, in this particular circumstance could actually get rid of. >> but this is all about the house of commons determining what the laws should be, and what the new laws should be, and we're to change our own we're entitled to change our own laws. absolutely. >> but as i said earlier, even if passes , as it has passed if this passes, as it has passed the even if it passes the the house, even if it passes the lords and we will see how that goes , it will then be challeng

matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israeli aparty regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs are normally been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against the palestinians, then..." no longer doing it, so and hence in other words, where the israelis are employing african labor to try to displace the palestinan people, so we think it's not helpful, it's making matters worse, and really the all issues that israel has to resolve its relatio

msnbc senior political analyst, my friend, matthew dowd, is here. he is a former george w.s strategist and founder of country over party. and former new york prosecutor and civil rights attorney charles coleman joins us, host of the charles coleman podcast, which last week i had the pleasure of joining him on. charles, you are the house lawyer, so let's start with. you put it in context. are we really in uncharted territory? what did this due to the 2024 election? >> stephanie, right now it appears as though it has placed a big cloud of uncertainty over the 2024 election, at least in terms of the republican primaries. however i would caution anyone out there who is believing that this has changed the landscape drastically to hold our horses. it wouldn't be soon decided by the supreme court. i believe everyone is expecting that because january 5th is the date by which candidates in colorado after be certified. i fully expect, number one -- >> one day before january 6th. >> ironically. correct. i fully expect that this is going to be appealed by the supreme court. i expect th

. >> breaking news just into cnn, actor matthew perry has died. >> the police found him, they believened at his home in los angeles. he was just 54 years old. >> when i dance, i look like this. [ laughter ] >> reporter: matthew perry's humor often hid his personal pain of addiction. in his memoir, he revealed his darkest days began as his career skyrocketed on screen. his costars mourned his loss saying they were more than just cast mates, we are a family. >> welcome to the eras tour. >> reporter: and number one on our list belongs to, who else, taylor swift. >> welcome to the acoustic set. >> reporter: she put on a busy tour and debuted a new relationship with nfl player travis kelce, and was named "time" magazine's person of the year. 2023 was taylor swift's biggest year yet. ♪ >> reporter: two of our top ten newsmakers, "barbie" and "succession" share the same parent company as cnn. there's big things to come from other favorites. the drama returns to vanderpump rules in january, and britney spears has hinted volume 2 of her memoir will be out next year. in los angeles, i'm stephan

i mean, matthew, on. uh let's be matthew, come on. uh let's be honest . the matthew, come on. for their members, causing all sorts of trouble. but are all these issues going away these issues going to go away if there's a labour government elected with a reasonable majority? let's very strongly hope that they will go away. >> i mean, ijoked yesterday hope that they will go away. >> i mean, i joked yesterday on twitter that under a labour government var, the var system might improve. it's not going to be it can't get any worse. it's not going to be nirvana under keir starmer and actually that's a point that vince cable made to me in same podcast me in this same podcast i interviewed for recently. interviewed you for recently. his worry that when and his worry is that when and i think he said when, not if, keir starmer deliver after think he said when, not if, keir staryears, deliver after think he said when, not if, keir staryears, there 'er after think he said when, not if, keir staryears, there coulder think he said when, not if, keir staryears, there could be a two years, th

pete: matthew, chapter 9, verse 1. 1. so crossed over and came to his town.g about talk capernum, the town wheres. >> 's vast majority of hisf a ministry occurred. >> thilitts is very likely to be location of peter's house. if you look, kind of a little bit of a jumbled mess but you can see walls, the original salt tone walls, from the first century. time of jesus, time of peter and the disciples.atho petelic: yes. >> in the fourth century under the byzantine church they build the byzantine church they build okay tagnal area. they have a glass covered floor in the center, that allowssage visitors to appear down in the ancient gathering place. >> there is one story, peter for those significant to wants to understand the message of jesuss as hittinge preached in can pern numb. on one of those days he was teaching, fairy ceases of thewh law, camo wae from galilee and jerusalem and the powder of the lord was with him to heal. some men were bringing on a bed a man who was paralyzed. they were seeking to bring him in to lay him before jesus, to find no way of bring

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matthew y el bebé fabián aún permanecen bajo el pinito de navidad. >> a pain like this existed i'm incibió 2 disparos en la cabeza después de presenciar un accidente el martes 26 de diciembre, cerca de la intersección de las carreteras ford. y vino esto es en garden city. las cámaras de vigilancia muestran al hombre ingresando en una tienda de una estación de gasolina para cubrirse. y también a otro sujeto armado entrando detrás de él. el sospechoso del tiroteo fue abatido por la policía, y el testigo ahora está agradeciendo estar vivo. >> atención a esto. autoridades de salud han dado a conocer un repunte de casos de covid 19 a nivel estatal. bueno, algunos condados hacia el norte de nuestra región dicen. >> se están presentando la mayoría de casos y es alejandra quezada quien nos cuenta más. llegó el frío y con él un aumento de casos de enfermedades respiratorias, entre ellas el covid, la influenza y el rsv. >> de acuerdo con cifras del departamento de salud del estado, hay una tasa de positividad del 9.6. fueron casi 3000 personas a hospitales por covid y 12 personas perdieron la v

still to come, matthew perry's cause of death revealed. our chloe melas has that story. >> reporter: good morning, laura and peter. the toxicology >>> we're back on a saturday morning with the "wuk weekly download." we have joe fryer with more. >> the ayes are 221. the resolution is adopted. >> the hous voted along party lines for the impeachment inquiry of joe biden. >> what does the joe bidens do to receive the tens of millions of dollars from our enemies. >> president biden accused house republicans of a baseless stunt to defy hunter biden who faces criminal gun and tax charges and refused to testify behind closed doors and defend his father. >> no allegations that my father was involved in my business because it did not happen. >> a pregnant woman in texas, kate cox, was forced to leave the state to get an abortion. she made the decision after the state supreme court made the decision. >> i thought i would never want or need an abortion. >> cox is a mother of two already and her doctors said her ability to have future children would be

we are now learning new details about matthew perry's fatal drowning.ack in october. an autopsy report said the acute effects of ketamine killed him. christina coleman alive in los angeles with more on that. >> are jon for the friends start actually discussed getting ketamine infusion therapy in his memoir he released last year called friends, lovers and the big terrible thing he said ketamine was not for him that actually made him sometimes feel like he was dying. now tragically that powerful drug has played a role in his death according to the medical examiner of the autopsy report states 54-year-old matthew perry died from acute effects of ketamine. it is a strong anesthetic that has some hallucinogenic effects. it has grown more popular to help treat mental health issues the autopsy report states perry had been receiving ketamine infusion therapy for depression and anxiety but however that report also states it is unclear how recently ketamine was recently got in the system in this case take a listen. >> what was previously reported was that he was

also back with us is matthew dowd as well. if you will, walk us why we chose these counties specifically and what they could tell us about the 2024 election. >> more than 3,100 counties in the country. we'll look deeply at seven between now and election day 2024. you showed it a minute ago. here is the seven. these are counties that will be very important in many cases in swing states that could decide the election. these are also counties that demographically could be relevant in terms of the broader national picture. some key demographic groups you can isolate in some of these counties and maybe get a sense of where not just in that county, but across the country they might be going. let's take a 30,000-foot tour of the seven and why they were chosen. dane county, wisconsin, a big county. university of wisconsin at madison is there. this is a hugely democratic county. what we're looking at dane for is democratic energy, democratic turnout, democratic mobilization. in the 2020 presidential election, they had nearly 90% turnou

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matthew and other clergy organize the bus, right. of supporters are which very successful passed by a firehouse giving what appears to be a press conference, matthew and some of the others around. so we can go down and talk to me or ignore the interruption and finish the press conference. the why is the money the position, the nobody. so next of these will i am in i am in and i will continue and i understand that they don't leasing and view themselves. i understand that too, but i couldn't look at you in the face. they are over for a thank seems in sense the because a thing that we had a said right now we have nobody said february statement. after weeks of negotiations with the detention center, we were able to speak to victor. bye video call i victor. this is the 1st time he's spoken to the media since is the rest. if you're leaving that complaining, lied, you know, like, you may need to form these, you know, why is this movement so important to victor? i can't get them. all right. so i was wasted. so what do you think it does to a

exactly, matthew. jake sullivan will _ this war. exactly, matthew.hew. jake sullivan will be meeting - this war. exactly, matthew. jake sullivan will be meeting prime l sullivan will be meeting prime minister— sullivan will be meeting prime minister netanyahu, and members of the israeli _ minister netanyahu, and members of the israeli war cabinet and gaza will he — the israeli war cabinet and gaza will be the main topic to be discussed. i think there have will be the main topic to be discussed. ithink there have been some _ discussed. ithink there have been some suggestions that they could be talking _ some suggestions that they could be talking about a possible timeline for the _ talking about a possible timeline for the israeli offensive in gaza, and this— for the israeli offensive in gaza, and this visit comes after a number of statements from senior american officials _ of statements from senior american officials about what's happening in gaza _ officials about what's happening in gaza. yesterday, the comments by president _ gaza. yesterday, the

. >>> and just in, the cause of death for "friends" star matthew perry revealed. >>> also tonight, the major storm taking aim first slamming florida and then all the way up the east coast. we're tracking it. >>> tragedy in gaza. israeli forces acknowledging they killed three hostages with friendly fire after mistaking them for a threat. our richard engel in jerusalem. >>> the urgent warning from the cdc as cases of covid, flu, and rsv surge around the nation. our nbc news exclusive, the kremlin's top spokesman on the 2024 election. what he said about vladimir putin and donald trump. >>> america's fentanyl crisis. inside the unauthorized clinic risking trouble with the law to save people. >>> the bond between two boys, one american and one israeli we first met in the wake of the hamas attacks. how their friendship brought some hanukkah joy to children of war. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. breaking late today, a devastating legal blow for former new york mayor rudy giuliani. a federal jury in washington, d.c. handing d

ketamine was not for me. >> so why and how did ketamine become the drug that killed matthew perry? access breaks down the benefits and dangers of the powerful drug. >> you absolutely should not be near a body of water. >> brad pitt is turning 60. >> he was so pretty when he was young. >> leave it to clooney to roast his buddy brad on his monumental day and we're celebrating with our priceless

firehouse giving what appears to be a press conference, matthew and some of the others around. so we can go down and talk with the familiar, ignored the interruption. and finish the press conference, the why is the money the position, the nobody so next of these will all i am in i am in and i will continue. and i understand that they the leasing and view themselves. i understand that. but i couldn't look at you in the face. they are over for a fixing vinson's, the because a thing that we had a said right now we have nobody said february statement. after weeks of negotiations with the detention center, we were able to speak to victor. bye video call. i victor. this is the 1st time he's spoken to the media since is arrest. if you're leaving that complaining. lied, you know, like, you may need to form these, you know, why is this movement so important to victor? i can't get them. all right, so i was wasting. so what do you think it does to a movement when the state labels that has a violent extremist organization and then charges? it's participants like you was domestic tyra's you

different view as matthew does? >> probably the house of lords will much of that. will counteract much of that. the of lords cares about the house of lords cares about human rights. it cares about the rule . rule of law. >> care about human >> we all care about human rights the rule of law. rights and the rule of law. >> if i may, the >> well, if i if i may, the chairman of conservative chairman of the conservative party suggest a few party did seem to suggest a few weeks that the rule law weeks ago that the rule of law should is actually something that we you know, in this particular circumstance could actually get rid of. >> but this is all about the house of commons determining what the laws should be, and what the new laws should be, and we're to change our own we're entitled to change our own laws. absolutely. >> but as i said earlier, even if passes , as it has passed if this passes, as it has passed the even if it passes the the house, even if it passes the lords and we will see how that goes , it will then b

lee tell us why would matthew perry been taking it? what does it do? >> it is an interesting and complicated chemical with benefits and known harms. initially became widely used in america decades ago as a general anesthetic. then it became a street drug. known as a desocitive. but in recent years it has come into the research as a potential treatment and promising treatment for certain kinds of depression. so, it is likely that matthew perry was taking it to treat his depression. >> so, given what the autopsy report says, what role do you think that ketamine played in his death and drowning? >> it is hard to know precisely. the medical examiner's office says they believe that the acute effects of ketamine played a role in his passing. so, ketamine was found at levels that were at general nce high-levels, he had other good levels that led to his unfortunate demise. >> there was also in the report signs that he had ketamine in his stomach. not just suggesting intervenous but in a pill form? >> you can get it in a lot of forms. does not have to be throug

firehouse giving what appears to be a press conference, matthew and some of the others around. so we can go down and talk with the familiar, ignored the interruption and finish the press conference. the would be to move. why is the money the position, the nobody so next of these will all i am in am in and i will continue and i understand that they the leasing and view themselves. i understand that too, but i could look at you in the face. they are over for a fixing then says the because a thing that we had a said right now we have nobody said february statement. after weeks of negotiations with the detention center, we were able to speak to victor. bye video call i victor. this is the 1st time he's spoken to the media since is arrest. if you're leaving that complaining, lied, you know, like, you may need to form these, you know, why is this movement so important to victor? i can't get them. all right. so i was wasting. so what do you think it does to a movement when the state labels that has a violent extremist organization and then charges? it's participants like you was domes

matthew, do make first. matthew, what do you make of. first.make of the first. matthew, what do you make of. the special? of. have you seen the special? >> seen the whole >> i haven't seen the whole thing. i've the thing. i've. i've seen the clips. outraged. clips. i'm not outraged. i mean, first frankie boyle first of all, frankie boyle criticising anybody good criticising anybody over good over they're in over jokes, whether they're in good not is, you know. good taste or not is, you know. yeah, that's i mean, it's quite something mildly. something to put it mildly. i mean , i think that, you know, mean, i think that, you know, gervais was just, was, just gervais was just, was, was just the they were fine. the right side. they were fine. i'm massive his. i'm not a massive fan of his. they didn't they weren't they didn't wild. they weren't wildly . i mean, wildly offensive. i mean, goodness me, you know, i'm old enough to remember the days of bernard manning and etc. this really territory. really wasn't in that territory. >> to >> it's been ve

also former adviser former labour party adviser matthew get matthew lala.let's get your latest news with elizabeth . good afternoon. >> it's a minute past four. i'm elizabeth callahan in the gb newsroom , an idf official says newsroom, an idf official says israeli hostages mistakenly killed in gaza had been holding up a white flag . israeli troops up a white flag. israeli troops opened fire on yotam haim, salma talal and alan shimrit after they were misidentified as a threat. they were killed in an area of intense fighting where hamas terrorists often wear civilian clothing and used deceptive tactics. the men were being held hostage by hamas after they were kidnapped . on after they were kidnapped. on the 7th of october. rishi sunak has told a crowd in rome that there's nothing conservative about allowing a country's sovereignty to be violated. he's in italy, meeting prime minister giorgia meloni to discuss ways to tackle illegal migration. he said that both he and the italian leader are committed to breaking the business models of people smugglers. today's

matthew, i want to ask you a big picture question.the notion of protecting democracy and democracy under attack. but democratic institutions don't have faces. can't you just talked about the notion that, in this instance, these two women, these two black women, they ended up being the face of what happens when democracy is actually attacked. and the significance of that, as opposed to these faceless notions of institutions and the idea, broadly, of what democracy is. >> i'm glad you asked that. and i'm going to try this together with also what i think you're appropriate comments about white nationalism in america today. and so, what democracy is dependent upon, people like ruby freeman and shaye moss, because they're the people that actually conduct the elections in local after local after local. there are thousands and thousands and thousands of them. many of them are volunteers. they're the ones who sit at the polls, take the fellas, that's how democracy functions. without those people, democracy can't function. democracy isn't just

. >>> this evening, what jennifer aniston is saying about the day matthew perry died. >>> and the little girl tonight and the early christmas gift. it will be very hard to beat this. america strong >>> good evening, and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we have two breaking stories as we come on tonight. the news from the supreme court just in involving donald trump. >>> and here in new york city tonight, the emergency playing out right now, after part of an apartment building collapsed in the bronx. the images coming in. firefighters rushing to the scene on billingsley terrace in the morris heights neighborhood. the stunning sight. one corner of the building simply gone. rooms and furniture exposed there. police dogs and first responders searching the rubble right now for victims, looking for survivors in what remains. drones and robots on the scene tonight. neighbors and residents looking on. authorities going from apartment to apartment of what's still standing there, and there is late word coming in about the staggering number of violations reported in that ap