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>> no. >> no. >> matthew . no, number three, >> matthew. matthew stadlen come off a twitter ? a twitter? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> yes. like that one, number four, emma should we scrap the tv licence? yes no. and number five, will starmer last the full term? >> yes. no did you find that easy, matthew , am i allowed? easy, matthew, am i allowed? >> wrong answer, wrong answer , >> wrong answer, wrong answer, wrong answer. >> there's a tiebreaker question, sir. >> your record. >> your record. >> did you find that easy? >> did you find that easy? >> yes. >> yes. >> oh, yes. oh, yes. i've tried to a&e on a plate. penalty shootout next penalty. i just said yes. on shootout next penalty. i just said yes. oh yes. oh, yes. >> no, no. but you can't discriminate. no, no that's a verbal tick. that's >> oh yes. >> oh yes. >> listen, i tried to smile. >> listen, i tried to smile. >> it was a smile. it was a verbal tic. >> yes. >> yes. >> you're discriminating . to be fair. >> this is fair refereeing. we don't accept verbal tics on this. >> on this. >> on

>> no. >> no. >> matthew . no, number three, >> matthew.atthew stadlen come off a twitter ? a twitter? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> yes. like that one, number four, emma should we scrap the tv licence? yes no. and number five, will starmer last the full term? >> yes. no did you find that easy, matthew , am i allowed? easy, matthew, am i allowed? >> wrong answer, wrong answer , >> wrong answer, wrong answer, wrong answer. >> there's a tiebreaker question, sir. >> your record. >> your record. >> did you find that easy? >> did you find that easy? >> yes. >> yes. >> oh, yes. oh, yes. i've tried to a&e on a plate. penalty shootout next penalty. i just said yes. on shootout next penalty. i just said yes. oh yes. oh, yes. >> no, no. but you can't discriminate. no, no that's a verbal tick. that's >> oh yes. >> oh yes. >> listen, i tried to smile. >> listen, i tried to smile. >> it was a smile. it was a verbal tic. >> yes. >> yes. >> you're discriminating . to be fair. >> this is fair refereeing. we don't accept verbal tics on this. >> on this. >> on th

perry, — around the world, fans of matthew perry. who — around the world, fans of matthew perry, who_ perry, who were going to find the details of— perry, who were going to find the details of these allegations and the extensive _ details of these allegations and the extensive nature of what is alleged to have _ extensive nature of what is alleged to have happened, they are going to find this— to have happened, they are going to find this deeply shocking after matthew perry's sudden death at the end of— matthew perry's sudden death at the end of october last year. and it was thought— end of october last year. and it was thought at— end of october last year. and it was thought at the time that he was free of drugs _ thought at the time that he was free of drugs. we are learning that he had been — of drugs. we are learning that he had been using ketamine in very small doses. this is a drug that is used _ small doses. this is a drug that is used to— small doses. this is a drug that is used to treat depression, anxiety, but a _ used to treat depression, anxiety, but a drug — used to trea

matthew?> well, on occasion, yes, of course, if it involves threats, whether you make the threat on twitter or you make the threat in person about threats, though, matthew, it's about sharing. >> it is sharing. you know, what may happen or what has happened. >> i think obviously we need to protect free speech, but people need to take responsibility. i think in terms of charges coming through, literally, what happens is there's a few days lag from charges coming through and the initial charges, the people we've seen , who have been we've seen, who have been convicted this week are from the, from the riots, from the end of last week. in the next few days, i'm sure you'll see a slightly more diverse bunch of people. and thankfully the issue in leeds was in the end, contained. but you say that people on the on the left don't get prosecuted. obviously the just stop oil protests are rather different, but you've seen people from the just stop oil are in prison as we speak for their mothers complainin

i want to close by noting that matthew perry's death is not just a tragic overdose.er his 2020 book openly discussed his struggles with substance use disorder, matthew perry told podcast host tom power that he would prefer to be remembered for helping people rather than for his work on "friends" as chandler bing, and so perhaps what has happened and the tragic details we are discussing today can help others and save lives. i want to thank the los angeles police department, the united states postal inspection service, and the united states attorneys office in the central district of california for their tremendous partnership and their outstanding dedication to this case. i also have the privilege of serving every single day with the men and women of the dea and today i want to particularly recognize the outstanding work of our los angeles field division as well as our diversion investigators who tirelessly worked on this case to bring justice to the victims and the families. thank you. it's now my privilege to introduce postal inspector shields. >> good morning. and

matthew perry was charged 2,000 for a dose of ketamine worth around $12.octors are accused of acquiring the drug and falsifying medical records. one of them, writing in a text, "i wonder how much this moron will pay?" and matthew perry's personal assistant has admitted injecting him on the day he died. investigators say why looking into the actor's death they uncovered a drug supply network involving a dealer known as the ketamine queen in hollywood and say other suspects in connection with the operation are continuing to be investigated. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes gave me more deatils about the charges and the investigation. we heard an extraordinary amount of detail at that news conference earlier involving the los angeles police department and federal agencies, as well, about the five individuals who are alleged to have essentially helped matthew perry take this drug of ketamine, which is a legal drug but legal if it is used in medical terms, with doctors monitoring an individual in low doses for depression, for anxiety. but in this ca

let me bring matthew our left in the corner, and matthew is this political skulduggery, ma'am ?litical skulduggery, ma'am? >> only just to say, it's rather ironic that i've been left in the corner, given that labour have a whopping majority and reform have five mps. but let's let's overlook that just for the purposes of good television is waffling, is waffling on no , waffling, is waffling on no, that's not an answer to begin with. i absolutely stand by the importance of the independence of the civil service, and we should explain to people, if they don't know already why that matters. it matters because i think people already know that. >> matthew. well, a little bit condescending. >> i don't mean to be condescending because i'm not sure this story has reached beyond westminster. the westminster village doesn't mean it's not important . why it does it's not important. why it does matter is because any government needs to be able to rely on its civil service it needs to rely on an impartial civil service. so let's say , for example, that so let's say, for example, that the conse

go to entertainment journalist catering matthews. now she's in los angeles, following all of this for us k, do, what more do we know about the people arrested as well as you just said, there were 5 people that were arrested in the connection of the death of matthew perry. the actor from friends, i think one of the most important things that came out of a press conference that lock local law enforcement agencies held today. here in los angeles that up to 5 people arrested. one of them was his assist that you may recall that back in october 2023. when matthew perry died, it was his personal assistant but said he had ran errands, came back to the actors home, bound him in the hot tub, and then he was unresponsive. so he called 911. now we're hearing he's been arrested because he is charged with actually in jesse matthew perry would kind of mean multiple times that day. he's not the only one arrest. if there were 2 doctors, another woman and another street dealer that was also arrested. what local law enforcement is telling me and tellin

matthew. yeah, it, it is really concerning the, the new logic that entered the scene with these 3rd generation technocrats that seem to have a real loss in mental aptitude that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or the neighbors in sky. where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest. and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but at the very least, there was an idea that one side wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now, with these younger generation technocrats that have been drinking their own cool aid and operating on these games to remodels, they've been deemed out again and again for the past 2530 years, demonstrating that they're typically possible. somehow that, according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collateral dam

matthew. yeah, it, it is really concerning the, the new logic that entered the scene with these 3rd generation technocrats that seemed to have a real loss in mental aptitude that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or b brzezinski where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest. and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but the very least, there was an idea of a one side, wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now, with these younger generation technocrats that have been drinking their own kool aid and operating on these games to remodels living, deemed out again and again for the past 2530 years, demonstrating that they're typically possible. somehow that, according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collateral damage accepted. b

matthew. yeah, it, it is really concerning the, the new logic that entered the scene with these 3rd generation technocrats that seem to have a real loss in mental aptitude that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or b brzezinski where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest. and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but at the very least, there was an idea that one side wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now, with these younger generation technocrats that have been drinking their own cool aid and operating on these games to remodels that have been deemed out again and again for the past 2530 years, demonstrating that they're just equally possible. somehow that, according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collateral damage a

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matthew. yeah, it, it is really concerning the, the new logic that entered the scene with these 3rd generation technocrats that seemed to have a real loss in mental aptitudes that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or b brzezinski where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest, and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of the mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but the very least, there was an idea of a one side, wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now with these younger generations, technocrats that have been drinking their own kool aid and operating on these games to remodels, they've been deemed out again. and again, for the past 2530 years demonstrating that they're typically possible. somehow that according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collateral damage

matthew. a. yeah, it, it is really concerning the, the new logic that entered the scene with these 3rd generation technocrats that seemed to have a real loss in mental aptitude that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or b brzezinski where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest. and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but the very least, there was an idea of a one side, wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now, with these younger generation technocrats that have been drinking their own kool aid and operating on these games to remodels living, deemed out again and again for the past 2530 years, demonstrating that there, it's just equally possible somehow that according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collateral damage accept

as matthew perry matthew perry's ketamine addiction grew, he wanted more and he wanted it faster and cheaper. that is how he ended up buying from steep dealers who sold the ketamine that ultimately led to his death. in doing so, he followed the ark that we have tragically seen with many others whose abuse disorder starts in a doctor's office and ends in the street. perry turned to his street dealer, eric fleming, who sourced his ketamine from a drug trafficker known as the ketamine queen, sangha. the ketamine supplied by sangha would ultimately be the dose that took matthew perry's life. sangha knew that what she applied would be deadly. she has sold ketamine cody mcclory who died at the age of 33. but despite this knowledge as she continued to sell ketamine and methamphetamine throughout messages. matthew perry's journey began with unscrupulous doctors who abuse their position of trust because they saw him as a payday. and it ended with street dealers who sold him ketamine in unmarked files. the desperation that led perry to these individuals was not given help as it should have bee

shields, who is the postal inspector, five people charged in the death of matthew perry. let's listen into what he's saying. >> i'll now do brief remarks in spanish and then we'll do questions and answers. where the spanish language reporters okay so we're going to let him do that. we'll of course, keep an eye on this. we have two people with us, cnn chief law enforcement intelligence, intelligence analyst john miller, as well as defense attorney misty marris. welcome to both of you. we're getting all of these details about these individuals who have been charged with getting these drugs and often distributing these drugs, administering these drugs to matthew perry, john, what's your reaction to what we've learned? five people now charged, including a medical doctors and his live in assistant so this is a very familiar scenario and one that took a long time to put together. so from the time of matthew perry's death, in that warm end of the heated pool when he's found face-down, that is what the lapd comes into the picture with a death investigation right? it could be homi

matthew. yeah, it, it is really concerning the, the new logic that entered the scene with these 3rd generation technocrats that seem to have a real loss in mental aptitude that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or the neighbors in sky. where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest. and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of the mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but at the very least, there was an idea that one side wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now, with these younger generation technocrats that have been drinking their own kool aid and operating on these games to remodels that have been deemed out again and again for the past 2530 years, demonstrating that they're just equally possible. somehow that, according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collat

in connection with actor matthew perry's overdose death. this story begins tonight's west coast rap. >> reporter matthew seedorf found one of the arrested doctors, former patients, and he spoke to a health care attorney about what to expect next in this case. >> outside this urgent care in calabasas, where one of the doctors in the matthew perry case had been working. it's been very quiet here today, but one patient tells us she's shocked. an urgent care center in calabasas, now closed. we'll be back monday for weight loss program only. the office's doctor, salvador plasencia, one of five people arrested thursday charged in the death of matthew perry. what was he like as a doctor? >> well, he was kind, but unprofessional. we didn't fill out forms. this woman says she's one of doctor patients and saw him just last week. he seemed tired and not as friendly when i saw him. other places. think about this. i'm shocked. it's terrible. it's disgusting. we trusted him for two years. >> exclusive fox 11 video shows doctor plasencia pacing as investi

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laza matthew.he police doing this? because you know, there have been videos over the years, recent years of police being seen to be dancing at these pride parades and all kinds of other things. and a lot of people saying, well, i'm not sure about that. are we getting into the realms of a politicised police force? >> i think we don't want a politicised police force, but i don't think appearing at a pride celebration is politicised. any more. in terms of the police's participation , any more than, participation, any more than, you know, appearing at a at a carnival or a fete. we're going to see notting hill carnival this weekend and you will see the police dancing there, as part of maintaining good relations. i mean, i was just, i grew up, i'm from manchester. if i wasn't with you down, i may well be at manchester pride. benjamin butterworth. benjamin butterworth, our colleague, is there. and this is lefties and there. and this is lefties and the tories will be marching, you know, the greater manches

rhino matthew, a full, frank, honest, wonderful start to show.u very much for being so frank with us there. excellent stuff . now up next, excellent stuff. now up next, has the labour party delivered or will their supermassive black hole prove too overwhelming? and we'll bring you that bombshell exclusive with priti patel. believe me, you will not want to miss it welcome back to farage with me. martin daubney standing in for the big man. now, on the surface it seems that the labour party is well on their way to sorting out the major striking that has been plaguing the uk over these past couple of years. but is it all smoke and no fire? junior doctors have been offered a 22% pay doctors have been offered a 22% pay rise and train drivers 15%, averaging their salaries to about 70 grand. not bad is it for driving a train? now that begs the question how are they going to pay for all of this lot? well, lucky for you, i took this matter into my hands and i worked out that the so—called black hole the labour claims they've inherited, which amounts to £22

matthew, an astonishing evening.astonishing situation, very , very situation, very, very concerning. a lot of people very critical of the notting hill festival in terms of how it seems to be descending into lawlessness . yesterday was the lawlessness. yesterday was the family day. today was the day when they expected trouble. this is an enormous cache of weapons that has been seized. what's your thoughts? >> i think first of all, your your thoughts have got to be with the individuals that have been stabbed and i hope that they are okay and that we don't have tragedies, you know, marring this weekend. i think there's always a lot of a lot of emphasis. and this, this debate seems to come around every year with the notting hill carnival in, not in the same way that we see with events like glastonbury, reading and leeds. >> we don't get four stabbings at glastonbury, we don't get 41 weapons seized at glastonbury. is that a false equivalence? >> no, because actually, if you look at glastonbury , do was it look at glastonb

in the car was a driver's license for 38-year-old matthew muller. >> i said, okay. made my day and now we have more information to go on. >> with a search warrant and arrest warrant, the dublin cops went to find matthew muller. the neighbors watched it happen . >> i'm peaking out my window trying to get an idea of what's happening. more cars are coming. my whole front area is filled with dark sedans like something out of the movies. >> the neighbors were surprised but maybe matthew muller was not. >> when we broke down the front door didn't open all the way because it was barricaded with chairs and various household items. >> upon entry, i could hear my detectives screaming, get on the ground. get on the ground. your heart rate kind of jumps up . he is there. >> this is muller just after he arrested. he did not put up a fight. in the house they found a room with cardboard on the windows blocking the light. they searched the stolen car and found a few items of interest. >> one was a bb gun and one was a super soaker painted black with a flashlight duct taped to it wi

you're exactly right, matthew. he started in after the january 6th events with the domestic extreme isn't the right it. did it ever occurred to these people that when you start talking in those terms, you are condemning, or is it streams something to go by the vote count, approximating fast as american people, right? it is. this is unity. the, the, you know, duration was all about unity, unity. he had no intention of doing that and i would add once more, no capacity to, to bring americans together. well tyler, i mean, it, tyler, i mean, in, in that same vein here, we saw how the justice system had been weaponized. that is really and that's why we, you know, outside of the foreign policy blunders, which we'll have to deal with for decades head. but, you know, the weapon ization of the judicial process is also a legacy that is hard to, to, to push back from go ahead. tyler joe biden has always been a demagogue. he was one of the 1st to come out. and if you look at his speech and 1987 to the end of a c p where you cal

i matthew perry was charged 2,000 for a dose of ketamine worth around $12. are accused of acquiring the drug and falsifying medical records. one of them, writing in a text, "i wonder how much this moron will pay?" and matthew perry's personal assistant has admitted injecting him on the day he died. investigators say why looking into the actor's death they uncovered a drug supply network involving a dealer known as the ketamine queen in hollywood and say other suspects in connection with the operation are continuing to be investigated. investigators say the high—profile nature of matthew perry's death has helped them to shut down this particular drug dealing network, emma vardy there. 11 days after the riots outside a hotel in rotherham that was housing asylum seekers, some of those who were trapped inside the holiday inn express have shown us footage of what was happening inside. the hotel became a target after false information was spread online about who was behind the southport stabbings. 0ur uk editor ed thomas has spoken to one of the asylum seekers — w

and we will know that matthew had full alcoholism for many years. he wrote about it in his memoir, which came out just a couple of years before he died. and in fact, he took so many drugs at one point in his life. and this is his own words, not speculation that his colon actually exploded. and so this was hopefully to help him get off drugs, but event fine because he became addicted academy and he was vocal about his struggles with substance abuse. was he being prayed upon and in this case, is that what prosecute is going to argue or? oh absolutely, 100 percent. a great question and sadly, the answer is yes. in fact, the development of this case took place over close to 11 months. they knew he had too much cattlemen in the system when they found it, because normally it goes through your body. within 3 hours, he still had more than twice the dose you would use to put someone out during an operation. so they knew that was something wrong and then when they traced it to the doctors, they actually sees the cell phones and they found a text regarding it

and we will know that matthew had full alcoholism for many years. he wrote about it in his memoir, which came out just a couple of years before he died. and in fact, he took so many drugs at one point in his life, and this is his own words, not speculation that his colon actually exploded. and so this was hopefully to help him get off drugs, but event fine because he became addicted to academy and he was vocal about his struggles with substance abuse. was he being prayed upon. and in this case, is that what prosecute is going to argue? or? oh, absolutely, 100 percent. a great question. and sadly, the answer is yes. in fact, the development of this case took place over close to 11 months. they knew he had too much cattlemen in the system when they found it, because normally it goes through your body. within 3 hours, he still had more than twice the dose you would use to put someone out during an operation. so they knew that was something wrong and then when they traced it to the doctors, they actually sees the cell phones and they found a text regard

." >> juju: tonight, stunning arrests in the death of matthew perry. >> they knew what they were doingto mr. perry, but they did it anyways. >> juju: authorities charging multiple suspects, including two doctors and an alleged drug dealer. prosecutors say she's known as the ketamine queen. conspiring to exploit his addiction. >> he wrote in a text message, quote, "i wonder how much this moron will pay." >> juju: the beloved "friends" star opening up about his struggles to abc's diane sawyer. >> at the time, i should have been the toast of the town. i was in a dark room meeting with nothing but drug dealers and completely alone. >> juju: the clear message authorities say they're sending to drug traffickers. >>> plus, unboxing >> i spent $500. >> juju: the company so many are talking about. >> we've never really seen one grow this quickly. >> juju: generating headlines and controversy. >> calling out a big company is scary. >> juju: but nothing seems to be stopping the shopping. >>> and jordan chiles breaks her silence about the olympic bronze medal controversy. what she says she believe

and, and we'll know that matthew had full alcoholism for many years. he wrote about it in his memoir, which came out just a couple of years before he died. and in fact, he took so many drugs at one point in his life. and this is his own words, not speculation that his colon actually exploded. and so this was hopefully to help him get off drugs, but event fine because he became addicted academy and he was vocal about his struggles with substance abuse. was he being prayed upon and in this case, is that what prosecute is going to argue? oh, absolutely. 100 percent. a great question and sadly the answer is yes. in fact, the development of this case took place over close to 11 months. they knew he had too much cattleman in his system when they found it, because normally it goes through your body. within 3 hours, he still had more than twice the dose you would use to put someone out during an operation. so they knew that was something wrong, and then when they traced it to the doctors, they actually sees the cell phones and they found a text regarding it an

so these are the people that they are saying all conspired to take advantage of matthew matthew perry's illness yeah. >> joey, i mean, it's just heartbreaking, especially when you hear that detail that they really thought that they were taking advantage of matthew perry and just fleecing him, charging him a lot of money for this ketamine yeah, jim, i think that's why you saw three guilty pleas or at least to guilty pleas won going to plead guilty, right? that is the doctor in addition to his assistant having pled guilty and the other drug supplier, i think because it's the evidence is compelling imagine you being in front of a jury and hearing a text message about what is this moron going to? hey, now, right, the sum and substance of what they said. i don't think that lands very well. you go to doctors for care for quality care and more in europe, person who was in the throes of some kind of addiction. you're very vulnerable and so to be preying upon a person like that, matthew perry, who was in a very difficult and weakened state. that's problem badcock, you add green to the mix and th

>> matthew perry's assistant and an alleged dealer known as the ketamine queen. among the five now charged in the death of the sometimes sardonic star known as chandler bing on one of the most successful cities columns of all time to 15 coffee house to perry had a long history of drug abuse and mental health struggles. matthew perry sought treatment for depression and anxiety and went to a local clinic where he became addicted to intravenous ketamine. one clinic doctors refused to increase his dosage. he turned to unscrupulous doctors, dr. mark chavez is agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to sell the drug to dr. salvador plasencia, who allegedly would inject perry and expressed a desire to be his go-to drugs. >> he wrote in a text message in september 2023, quote, i wonder how much this moron will pay prosecutors allege those doctors made tens of thousands of dollars from the friends star base applied matthew perry with large amounts of ketamine in exchange for large sums of money charging perry $2,000 for a vial that cost dr. chavez approximately $12 when i be

hello, i'm matthew amroliwala.s searching the luxury yacht that sank off the coast of sicily have now recovered the bodies of four of the six missing passengers. in the last couple of hours we have seen these pictures of body bags arriving at the port. rescue teams did not immediately give the names or the gender of the first two people bough ashore. this is the scene live in porticello — italian authorities say there's little chance of finding any more sui’vivoi’s. it means two passengers, onboard the yacht when it sank on monday, remain missing. coastguard vessels, divers and robots have been at the site, where the yacht is lying about 50 metres down. let's go live to our correspondent bethany bell who is in sicily. bethany, confirmation of the news that everyone was fearing with four or more of the missing passengers now being recovered. yes. or more of the missing passengers now being recovered.— or more of the missing passengers now being recovered. yes, it's been a very sobering _ now being recovered. yes, it

and we'll know that matthew had full alcoholism for many years. he wrote about it in his memoir, which came out just a couple of years before he died. and in fact, he took so many drugs at one point in his life, and this is his own words, not speculation that his colon actually exploded. and so this was hopefully to help him get off drugs, but event fine because he became addicted to academy and he was vocal about his struggles with substance abuse. was he being prayed upon in, in this case, is that what prosecute is going to argue? oh, absolutely. 100 percent. a great question and sadly the answer is yes. in fact, the development of this case took place over close to 11 months. they knew he had too much cattleman in his system when they found it, because normally it goes through your body. within 3 hours, he still had more than twice the dose you would use to put someone out during an operation. so they knew that was something wrong and then when they traced it to the doctors, they actually sees the cell phones and they found a text regarding it

matthew per is what more can you tell us? matthew perry is best — what more can you tell us?tthew perry is best known as _ what more can you tell us? matthew perry is best known as chandler - what more can you tell us? matthew| perry is best known as chandler from friends. it's no secret that through his career he struggled with drug and alcohol addiction. but according to medical reports, he had been clean for a year. he had been going through a type of therapy that involves taking small amounts of cattlemen for depression, but the levels when he was found in his hot tub were much higher. at the time, the coroner ruled that his death was an accident. today, we are hearing that five people are facing charges, one of them as a doctor. it was alleged that the five of them were part of a criminal network supplying ketamine. it's also alleged that matthew perry paid more than $15,000 for the drug. law enforcement officials believe it was the involvement of the network in supplying the drug that contributed to his death. the number of people killed in gaza since hamas launched the

matthew, right here first. thank you.12. the doctors are accused of acquiring the drug and falsifying medical records — one of them writing in a text, "i wonder how much this moron will pay." and matthew perry's personal assistant has admitted injecting him on the day he died. investigators say while looking into the actor's death, they uncovered a drug supply network, involving a dealer known as the ketamine queen in hollywood, and say that other suspects in connection with the operation are continuing to be investigated. emma vardy, bbc news. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more on the reaction this latest development received in the us. the word that i keep on hearing is sad. how very sad this situation is. of course, matthew perry, a beloved actor and notjust beloved because of his role in friends, but beloved because of the way because of his role in friends, but beloved because of the way that he dealt with his problems. he really was actually very open about his addictions. he wrote about it, he wro

matthew perry was charged $2,000 for a dose of ketamine worth around $12.rs are accused of acquiring the drug and falsifying medical records. one of them, writing in a text, "i wonder how much this moron will pay?" and matthew perry's personal assistant has admitted injecting him on the day he died. investigators say while looking into the actor's death they uncovered a drug supply network involving a dealer known as the �*ketamine queen�* in hollywood and say other suspects in connection with the operation are continuing to be investigated. let's cross live to los angeles to speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. hello. what sort of reaction has the latest development in the story received in the united states?— the story received in the united states? ., ., united states? the word that i kee on united states? the word that i keep on hearing _ united states? the word that i keep on hearing is _ united states? the word that i keep on hearing is sad, - united states? the word that i keep on hearing is sad, how. keep on hearing is sad, how very

matthew's death, they do look forward to justice taking its course.torm. 650 miles across. 250 miles south-southwest of bermuda. 100 miles an hour winds. makes land fall some time saturday morning with 100 miles an hour wind gusts, considerable flooding, rain fall up to 15 inches, so that will cause a problem as it moves off the coast and just south of canada, it will be bring surf and rip currents from florida all the way up to rhode island. those rip currents very dangerous. you cannot swim out of them as that moves away from the shore to get out of that. it is moving at more than 8 feet per second. you have to swim parallel to the shore to get out of those rip currents. guys? >> al, thank you. >>> multiple people have been arrested now in connection to the homicide of general hospital actor johnny wachter. what do you know about his suspects? >> good morning, guys. law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation tell us the four men are connected to a los angeles street gang tied to catalytic converter thefts among other crimes. this mornin

gadreau and his brother, matthew, teammates at boston college.ohnny earning the hobey baker award for the best player in college hockey. >> if you ask us to name our favorite players, they've got to be -- both boys are going to be among them. >> reporter: the 31-year-old hockey star a father of two. his 29-year-old brother's wife, pregnant. in a statement tonight, the gaudreau family remembering them as amazing humans. adding, "we want to let everyone know we are receiving your messages of love and support.” >> there's a lot of good hockey players in south jersey, and he was probably the best. that's why he was johnny hockey. >> reporter: whit, the columbus blue jackets releasing a statement, saying in part, "the impact johnny gadreau had on our organization and our sport was profound but pales in comparison to the indelible impression he made on everyone who knew him." whit? >> whit: we're thinking about their family tonight. such an awful story. ike ejiochi, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house and the abortion battle heating up.

five people are charged in connection with the drug-related death of matthew perry. to world news america. a grim milestone in gaza. that is how the united nations has described the latest death toll the besieged enclave. more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed since israel launched their offenssive into the territory. israel questioned the figures which does not specify how many fighters are among those killed. israel's army said they had a limited", 17,000 militants -- had eliminated quote, 17,000 militants. numbers from either side cannot be verified. our team at bbc has this analysis. >> counting the dead in any war zone is a challenge. israel's critics have questioned the proportionality of the war. israel began bombing gaza in the wake of the hamas attacks on the seventh of october which killed about 1200 people stop now more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza according to the hamas run health ministry. the foreign minister went as far as to call the figures fake data from a terrorist organization but one human body described the figures a

matthew perry was charged 2,000 for a dose of ketamine worth around $12. of acquiring the drug and falsifying medical records. one of them, writing in a text, "i wonder how much this moron will pay?" and matthew perry's personal assistant has admitted injecting him on the day he died. investigators say why looking into the actor's death they uncovered a drug supply network involving a dealer known as the ketamine queen in hollywood and say other suspects in connection with the operation are continuing to be investigated. investigators say the high—profile nature of matthew perry's death has helped them to shut down this particular drug dealing network, the so—called ketamine queen main face life in prison for supplying the drugs that killed him but it's also not the first time that medical doctors too have been involved in supplying drugs to celebrities, sometimes with fatal consequences. emma vardy fatal consequences. emma va rdy in fatal consequences. emma vardy in los angeles, thank you. 11 days after the riots outside a hotel in rotherham that was hous

and we will know that matthew had full alcoholism for many years. he wrote about it in his memoir, which came out just a couple of years before he died. and in fact, he took so many drugs at one point in his life, and this is his own words, not speculation that his colon actually exploded. and so this was hopefully to help him get off drugs, but event fine because he became addicted. the academy of next germany is 3 wheel bubble core of the mr. smith and how one and suzy is got it back on the right . i'm cherry martin. thanks for watching the sometimes the best right now that you out to the highlight for sure. every week yeah. dream of beauty and happiness. affordable prices. this is how turkish clinics attract customers from around the world. terrific scars and even the tests are common experiences. sorry for that for me is now the victims and survivors of medical malpractice are demanding accountability. reporters. this weekend on dw.

and matthew forjoining us. and matthew stadlen political commentator. please do get your views in throughout the show. gbnews.com/yoursay i'm going to get to lots of them this evening because i want to know your view on all the topics we're going to be discussing now. we are going to get on to notting hill carnival in a little bit. and matthew, you've been enjoying the festivities yourself, haven't you? >> i have, we always seem to get onto notting hill carnival at this time of the year. well, it is the time on gb news. >> well, we it is today. i mean, we don't talk about it. we celebrate. when are we going to. >> are we celebrating week? are we celebrating? >> well, we're going to get into a discussion about whether some things have gone wrong. some things have gone wrong. some things have gone well. but we're going to start with the labour party, the labour government. you may remember when sir keir starmer asked you to vote for him. he promised this to change britain. >> we must change ourselves . we >> we must change ourselves. we need to clean up p

matthew, are you going to.lawrence and his family. >> they're preparing to bring his body back after 31 years. he was buried in jamaica because they didn't believe he would be able to be at peace in britain. and now they feel he will be at peace in his home country. so an incredible thing to do and respect to to the his stephen's memory and his family's tireless work. most definitely. >> may god rest his soul. that poor lad. sean. who's your greatest briton? >> my greatest briton is the clink project that's in, hmp brixton, which they now serving afternoon tea. but what it is, it's a it's a project that helps people rehabilitate when they're in jail, which i think is really important. yes we want people to do, do, do their punishment, but we do also want to rehabilitate them so they can come out and getjobs them so they can come out and get jobs and be productive. >> well, we've seen we've seen what was that? >> i've been to that restaurant. it's fab. i agree. >> there's a similar one in norwich. >> did you get

five people are charged in connection with the drug-related death of matthew perry. to world news america. a grim milestone in gaza. that is how the united nations has described the latest death toll the besieged enclave. more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed since israel launched their offenssive into the teitory. israel questioned the figures which does not specify how many fighters are among those killed. israel's army said they had a limited", 17,000 militants -- had eliminated quote, 17,000 militants. numbers from either side cannot be verified. our team at bbc has this analysis. >> counting the dead in any war zone is a challenge. israel's critics have questioned the proportionality of the war. israel began bombing gaza in the wake of the hamas attacks on the seventh of october which killed about 1200 people stop now more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza according to the hamas run health ministry. the foreign minister went as far as to call the figures fake data from a terrorist organization but one human body described the figures as

is this somebody that matthew perry would be aware of in that society? >> emily: there was an as acquaintance of matthew perry, one pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute ketamine and we have that street deal er connected va aq aquantance. he was matthew perry assistant for 30 years. he pled guilty to ketamine conspiracy. feds have three guilty pleas and are focusing on big fish, the ketamine queen and one physician that made a living off pedalling drugs. he was the one in charge, coshg g in the wheel of obtaining street drug ketamine. >> dana: the las vegas police union boycotting over facial id. here is quote saying review journal worries the data, photographs of officers might get into the hands of anti-cop pe people. what is happening here? >> emily: go, raiders, first and foremost. >> dana: 100%. >> emily: unions said this was rolled out by n.f.l., they are going league wide. started with the browns fans, 35,000 signed up for racial recognition technology, count me in. now security is deploying it, they say we need to make sure face of credential h