, a binge, i told you, i don't remember, after i came out of the binge , what happened, i haven't come, citizen chief, i explained to you, i don't have an alibit , that's why i was on a binge, as it were, i don't remember, i don't remember anything, you better sit, i understand, look, what's wrong with him, i think he hit his head on the safe? with sand, are you crazy, he's dead, what should i do, door, sit down, close the door, door, quiet, door, so, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh, so, what to do, what about the documents, the documents, look who he is, uy... oh, do you know who it is? he'll answer for the living, and even more so for the dead. so, so, so, so, so, well, what are we going to do? listen, we need him back to our old place, yeah, and finish the ends, got it? yeah, that's an option, an option. that's it, that's it with this one, what to do? i didn't see anything, guys, i'll keep quiet. listen, there's as much use from him as from a goat's milk, that's for sure, we'll bury him together, give me the bag, body bag, okay guys, maybe we're like, sit there, got it, fuck, so let's quickly ge

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bing, bing! rrah! maga! maga-bag! bing, bing, bong, bong, bing, bing! god bless the usa ♪ >> i think we're extremely normal people. >> rupaul: oh. [ cheers and applause ] what an extremely normal thing to say! [ laughter ] meanwhile in florida -- the state's official tourism website has removed a section that offered lgbtq-friendly travel destinations. which is a shame for gay folks who want to plan a trip to florida. so i thought i'd answer some frequently asked questions y'all might have. first up -- "should i reserve my hotel rooms in advance?" yes, you should book in advance to make sure your room has a fully functional glory hole. [ laughter ] right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: next up -- "what should i do in a medical emergency?" well -- film it for your onlyfans, girl. [ cheers ] i'm sure somebody's into it! [ laughter ] okay. "what do i need to know about florida's wildlife?" yes, there's bears, otters, foxes, and they all bite, so make sure you have a safe word. [ laughter and applause ] okay. "how

, bing, bing, bing, stop, stop, stop, we don't want it to off. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: wellto be fair, it didn't make sense when he was sober, either. [ laughter ] now, tonight was the big finale of the democratic national convention in chicago. the theme for tonight was "for our future." which is vastly different from the theme of the republican convention which was, "do you all remember the late, great hannibal lecter in" [ laughter ] the big surprise last night was oprah gave a speech. she was great, she was great. but whoever was working the camera made a very unfortunate choice when they cut away to the crowd. >> we are not so different from our neighbors. when a house is on fire, we don't ask about the homeowner's race or religion. we don't wonder who their partner is or how they voted. no. we just try to do the best we can to save them. and if the pace -- place happens to belong to a childless cat lady? [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> rupaul: that lady's cats are going to get an earful tonight. [ laughter ] so kamala harris has officially accepted her party's

it got to be more than just bing against somebody else. >> reporter: and speaking of the economy, tomorrow, harris and president biden will make their first appearance since he dropped out of the race for an event on lowering costs and for president, former president trump, he is expected to head to bedminster, new jersey, tomorrow for a press

and because bing doesn't matter. when was the last time you went to bing?l the time. >> oh, please. stuart: i'm a microsoft shareholder. >> oh, please. stuart: i do, i use it all the time. [laughter] >> it's google or it's nothing. lauren: oh! >> what microsoft if does brilliantly, and credit satya nadella, he came in and said microsoft has always a been the guts of the pc, now we're going to be the guts of the cloud k and that's why you own microsoft. it's not because of bing. stuart: next case, chip maker qualcomm. they're down 4%. lauren: china. qualcomm says they will take a revenue hit from the u.s. revoking certain export licenses to china. if qualcomm makes a ton of chips but mostly for smartphone ifs. that a part of their business up 12 in the quarter. they're forecasting even better numbers for this quarter because of 56789i. phone upgrades, but it's the trade curves that are hurting stocks. stuart: then we have arm, chip designer. can disappointing report and they're down 8%? lauren: this completely -- i didn't knowing anything that that i'm about

>> bing, bing, bing, bong, bong! ♪ i'm losin' votes ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"! tonight... leading lady! plus, stephen welcomes alex wagner! and comedian ali macofsky! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh! good luck. welcome. welcome, one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. folks, you know on this show, our promise to you is that we talk about only the top stories. this is what everybody's talking about. which is why i must report that the country has been hit with a new meme. it appears to be a promotional image for the new movie starring andrew garfield and florence pugh, the movie is called "we live in time," a heart-wrenching saga about a marriage surviving through life's many -- oh, my god! what is wrong with that horse? look, i'm going to say what we're all thinking. that pony is tripping balls on ketamine. do we know

tell me, please, did you get through to semyon, no, what a parasite, did he really go on a drinking bingeurn out well, did it? we, we didn't know that it was groshevy, when we realized, he had already run away, it's bad, no, but not so bad that you're so nervous here now, or do you want to tell me something else, vitya, but i can't hear, and we thought , why tell, he ran away anyway, who ran away, so who ran away? romanov kozlina who yesterday morning, he thank you, all, leave him alone, well, romanov, it means, lied to the doctors that he had amnesia, he's been sgroshevy, it means, at the same time it turns out. to the fact that the management of the flour mill wants to notice all this business, it seems they are all tied up there, starting with tarasov himself, i wonder, the girls are dancing, so wait, it turns out that romanov is from the hospital, or from them, an interesting version, wait. this is grushev, i accept your offer, i want to meet, that's it, let's go, let's go. are you frozen? yes, i don't like such places, it feels like there's a smoke under my shoulder blade, as if some

. >> rachel: a special edition of "binge this." all the must see mom-themed entertainment from movies to tv shows. >> whit: plus, lady gaga and celine dion passing the torch as snoop dogg and others sign on to perform at the closing ceremonies, what to expect this weekend in paris. >> gio: plus, d23. the ultimate disney fan event giving fans the freakiest friday they've ever had with big announcements. and surprise appearances. [ screaming ] we have a recap of all of the latest disney news with all of the stars and they're saying -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. i'm jamie lee curtis. >> i'm lindsay lohan. >> and we are in "freakier friday" coming to you next year. >> 2025. >> gio: and that is one way to say good morning, america. rachel is with us and, rachel, you're a fan of "freaky friday." >> rachel: i just -- seeing all these teases, i can't believe i have to wait so long to watch the movies. i loved that movie. one of my favorites growing up. >> gio: we'll have a lot more coming up ahead from d23. lindsay

is brewing, a major departure into binge drinking, and if somewhere it is written that you are worried is not dry, one from very important pages of village life it became... prison, the villagers were imprisoned practically one after the other, that’s where the zonian word actually came from, man, so the village was constantly imprisoned for all sorts of stupid things, either the horns were knocked off, or the fence was turned off by drunks, or the state-owned car was destroyed, there is and other habits, just in case , he is afraid of demagogues, in all... showdowns, to increase his worth as much as possible, subconsciously feeling that the price is still small, to constantly put on a hat, a hat is always considered a city hat, a fert is an honor, and again the habit of getting up at dawn, which rural writers are very fond of eating the eyes of the city, they say they keep waking you up, a normal person gets up before dawn, this was never typical, he wrote at night and slept during the day, the city itself was a sport for him, so the habit getting up with the roosters had never been s

if you choose the club lay myself binge in the future. problems ends in his problems on just has on mind. there are many women like us who share option, but kind of run with me. but by the, the jump in the engine whenever tends in and i train most people we pulse, direct testing was that a, they took about to ask, who are these 2 goals running, going to be done? even acquaintances say things like, wherever you guys running off to, how do you go back to the tens and stuff is more than i do because she is a bit older. it's like she has been repeatedly discouraged and asked why she's running this age limit. people tell how to do her, choose the well i can't explain how inspirational she is for a whole stage and for the world at large even of to being married and living in a patriarchal society and associates 14, i wrote an identity despite societal pressure continuously bought and i shouldn't get well, so i mean, i know what she motivates, goes around, have a niche. she's not just running for herself or not, was involved in the account. she has a different energy, which is right now, women

floating on the streets of primorye after powerful downpours, seemingly a familiar route, but an extreme binged at the beginning, footage from the ministry of defense. sumy region, the city of glukhov, there was a command post a large warehouse with ammunition for the armed forces of ukraine, an extensive arsenal, thanks to which , for example, supplies were provided. for the forty -seventh mechanized brigade. well, this warehouse no longer exists. an air strike, a powerful explosion. intelligence later confirmed that the target was hit, but this is also visible . it was previously reported that it was at this point that militants' reserves were concentrated for an attack on russian territory in the kursk region. and footage from the kurdish region itself, as claimed in this video, of a duel of armored vehicles. our armored personnel carrier came very close to two armored vehicles enemy. a very bold and dangerous maneuver, but the risk paid off, the ukrainian armed forces vehicles were destroyed by an explosion. and reports from the ministry of crows, a column of militants was ambushed in the

creative abilities since childhood, i love and do everything, maybe, like if there is no movie, i love a binge in the car, i love, read, i love, when well, things that i like, i love, you somehow, since childhood, have taken part in some, maybe, such theatrical games, there is no theater there, yes, theaters. at home in cameroon, did you play in the local theater and what roles did you play? theater, exactly theater, i play, as they say, theater, yes, it was just when i was still in college at college, but after that i do not play theater, because as i i tell you, it used to be, very early, that there was a theater, and then now the theater will be closed, but i play. only in the cinema, yeah, the theater, no, now, like, the theater, in this form, like ours, it does not exist, yes, because when i am here in belarus, i look at the culture, culture, this is still 100% belarus, look, people like it, children are desmoti theater, this is generally very super. it is very nice, every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows tell u

that's the emotional response of the leader of the free world is to binge eat a bag of readers.imagine put in how he deals with things chugging down bag of sour patch kids because he's depressed about something not going his way or back in the day soleimani what is he binging on funny and we i doubt that's a response of an elite leader whether you agree with what they are leading or not. that relatability on cloud that's being dusted over americans right now is only to hide the fact there's a lack of ability. kamala harris failed of the border so what we wanted to give her the globe? i am shocked. i think this is aside from politics if you just go on your aptitude we have a big problem here and it's scary she hasn't spoken and had to answer any questions from adversaries in 30 days. she was slotted in, in the most i think unnerving moment for our democracy and now is denying she's part of the biden economic program so she wants to separate herself. her only plat from right now and everyone is like get to know kamala. you can tribe she has use them or lose them mentality. it's aw

but see, 100, $59, bing bing bing. stop, stop, stop. we don't want to go over night 50. 50.ing the moment i lift my hand from the bible after taking the oath of office i will move to restore america to maximum strength and return the world to peace. we will return the world to peace. [applause] and most i can do it with a telephone call. we don't have to send troops. i can do with a telephone call. you go to war with another country that's friendly to us or even not friendly to us, you're not going to do business in the united states and we're going to charge you 100% tariffs and all of a sudden the president or prime minister or dictator or whoever the hell is running the country says to me sir, we won't go to war. i talked, i talked this rule out of whole lot of words with telephone calls to i don't have to send in the troops. one of my most urgent priorities will be to quickly rebuild the redness and spirit of the united states armed forces. and we had it built. we rebuilt it. we rebuilt the whole military but it was decimated under this group of stupid people. you know w

garry goldi, my real name was hema goldfeld, former spy kruner kshtaltu bing crosby, frank sentra, fredussr, this manner of singing on the stage was absolutely new, unfamiliar to the savetsk listener. do you remember the film we are with jazz? there, lethal, in the first frames. and then musicians, accompaniments, dancers, artists of arginal genres, and this entire tour was carried out on their own van. mitsul was... yany gavaryli, that it is not necessary for the pit to be so modest, because it does not match goldzi, ale mіtsul, geta was... 1965, and here yana sustrakali geta new year in minsk. 100 gathered in our studio brave guys, each of them has a question for an adult. you have one minute to briefly tell about yourself. time is running. how will you react if a person asks you to do something that is not suitable for him. well, i will also dissuade him somehow. there is a stereotype that all athletes are bad students, how did you study? we studied on a five-point system, somewhere there were, of course, threes, and fours, fives were, well, in different ways, to your right is the re

sit, watch, understand, close everything, i don’t go to it for 2 days, and sometimes i sit down and binge-watchrite like a stream. it was a warm autumn day, october 14, for the orthodox residents of our vast country, this is a big holiday, the intercession of the holy mother of god, i didn’t know about it then, but this day also became significant for me, on this day my now wife and i tied the knot, and let the marriage be registered in the registration department of the state body, i have a strong feeling that the marriage was made in heaven. yes my love, yes, yes, that's it, you're free, that's it, we'll be here now, yes, yes, i am, your love wants, wants to eat, okay, okay, come on, i'll be here now, this is so significant for me. context, so that the person who reads it sees that i've gone through what i've come to, that is, and haven't lost my human appearance and love for life, joy, i'm a very happy person because i have a full life, because i am loved and i love. we watch to know everything about russia, the best historical series, we watch, we watch, in the application or on the website

understand, closed everything, i don't go to it for 2 days, and sometimes i sit down straight on a bingeg head after head, just like that, like the flow goes, it was warm autumn day, october 14, for the orthodox inhabitants of our vast country is a great holiday, the protection of the holy mother of god, i did not know about it then, but this day also became significant for me, on this day my now wife and i tied the knot, and let the marriage be registered in... okay, okay, let's go, we will be there now, this is such a significant place for me, the registry office, where my wife and i signed, it was a very spontaneous decision, we decided in one day, she was probably even more the initiator, because i wanted a beautiful proposal to do there with a bouquet of flowers, with a ring, she just says, let's sign, that... you went to war, well, you know, that you, that you have a wife, that they are waiting for you, our child was born in marriage, in essence this will be my autobiography with such an instructive context so that the person who reads it will see what i went through and what i cam

the second being microsoft with its search engine bing, only 6% of searches.nto major advertising dollars. more than $146 billion for google alone as of 2021. so, of course, now the question how the restore competition. it's not clear what the judge is going to do here. there's several possibilities. it could range from a fine to google or they could decide that internet users like you and me, we have more options when it comes to search. so you take out your iphone, maybe your phone asks you, do you want to search on google or search on microsoft bing? that would be hugely consequential for companies like apple because they've been getting all those billions of dollars, $20 billion for apple alone, to make sure that a google is the default search engine. it could also be a door opening for other search engines like duck duck go who would then get a chance at that market share. google for itself, it vows to appeal, and it says this. it says it's the market leader because it is the best search engine out there and, stuart, that's likely an argument a you're goi

that the the one who is responsible for the prisons now under the internal security is being ver and bing ver gave very strict orders to the prisons to make the life really miserable. for the palestinians now, they they don't have enough food, they don't have enough water, they don't go even to to have you know bath and in a cold water, they don't have even clothing to change, so definitely while they don't have as as well all the other equipments for for personal cleaning such as soap and shampoos and all these kind of things, so definitely that will... create lots of problems, the biggest problem is now naqab prison in the desert where these diseases and especially skin diseases are are flourishing among these prisoners and we've saw some of the cases after their release that not to mention out of this nine you know with this 9900 palestinians not to mention gaza and the those prisoners from gaza who are in this camp. called cdt man, which no one knows anything about them, and the the if they release any of their, they spoke of horrors really in in what's going on in cidiman, including

meanwile the world food. programs call for urgent need to facilitate aid access to gaza, says a limited bings necessary drugs are unavailable in the territory. we have a breaking news coming in from the occupied west bank, at least two people are killed as israeli forces raid the... of genuin in the occupied west bank there, as soon as we find out more about this, we'll get it out to you accordingly. activist and organizer and podcaster from oakland, california, joined us earlier in our tehron studios with his take on israel's genocide in gaza, he said he himself is a witness to oppressive ways of the us government and its support of israel, and it's important that we understand that the zionist entity, it cannot exist without the... support of the united states of america, both the zionist entity in the united states of america, they are both seller colonies, they both are on stolen land, right? america, they stole the land from the indigenous people, and they enslaved african people, right? the zionist encity is stole the land from the palestinians, uh, and is forceably displace them and ac

operation, he came to america, ran away from the hotel, told everyone that solzhenitsyn had gone on a binge 3 days, went to slozhenits in vermont, there they had a long conversation, 88 on the air salaukhin was the first to raise an unthinkable, forbidden topic, the restoration of the cathedral of christ the savior, there he had a phrase: i'm even surprised how it got through through censorship, then, here the temple was blown up. in its place they put a swimming pool, of which there are about 10 in budapest alone, gradually public opinion matured to the idea that this crazy thing should be corrected, the pool should be removed , the temple should be restored as far as possible, this is solauhi's victory, his home is on the next street, his eldest daughter elena lives here with her family, and the writer's museum in 2020. the first one was opened nearby in the image of likeness, they tried to recreate such a working atmosphere here in our museum and exhibition center, which is dedicated to him, this is an original table, chair, lamp, manuscripts on the table on the left an icon he collected

the government said those contracts helped block rivals like bing and duck duck go in violation of antitrust statutes. today's decision could reshape how millions of americans get information online and put an end to google's dominance. >>> x plans to close its san francisco office in the next few weeks according to "the new york times." it obtained an internal memo that said employees at the mid-market location will be moving to offices in san jose and palo alto. last month ceo elon musk announced the company's headquarters will be moving to texas. mayor breed's office tells us they are aware of the company's move and is focused on supporting the many businesses that call san francisco home. >>> tech stocks were hammered today as markets plunged around the world, all sparked by fears of a recession in the united states. the dow jones fell more than 1,000 points and the nasdaq dropped significantly. tech stocks were down almost across the board on. in city and nvidia dropped more than 6% just today. analysts are also pointing to friday's u.s. jobs report which showed hiring has slowed more t

to fans, matthew perry, best known as chandler bing, was the funny character from friends who'd made

income, my qualifications allow me to help people suffering from alcoholism, i bring people out of bingeou know, it is not cheap, have you communicated regularly until now? "we met sometimes, rarely, true, but nevertheless, yesterday she called and said that she wanted to see me, when i arrived, she made a scene, it turned out that tatyana saw me with mine, the woman i left for, and she is expecting a child, you understand that this was for tatyana, i think i don’t understand, and tatyana had bruises and abrasions on her hands, what are you talking about?” “what can i say? you know, it’s most likely my fault, she was hysterical, tried to hit me, i held her hands, she screamed, blamed me for all the misfortunes, i didn’t deny my guilt, but tried to explain that i wasn’t going to go back to her, i just wanted to support her, then i left, on what date, somewhere around 7 o’clock, and you spent the evening at home, no, my future wife and i were in a cafe. which cafe? cafe polyana. it’s not far from our house. how your wife's name is your name? it's a must. i wouldn't want to drag her into it

testified that her brother began to abuse alcoholic beverages in 1998. subsequently, he was burdened with bingesd, he was aggressive, systematically beat his mother. taking this into account, the investigators stopped their investigation. already our victim, he committed a crime against his mother, that is, he beat his mother, as a result of which a criminal case was opened and the case was transferred to the prosecutor's office for referral to court, but subsequently, let's say, our suspect, he left for the russian federation, that is, he hid from the court, this is an unprecedented situation, when, well, in my practice , no claims, when at the time of the discovery of the body we did not know anything, ultimately... in an attempt to punish the culprit for the life taken, belarusian investigators made an official request to russia and from there they the answer came in... in 2007, vladimir tolstenkov died. he spent the last days of his life in the moscow region, hiding from punishment for beating his mother and possibly for taking the life of his companion. in connection with the death of the m

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what is he bingeing on finance e ? i doubt it.i doubt that's the actual arsponse of an elite leadee i d whether you agree with what they're leading or not, the relate abilitye .at relat c being dusted over americans right now is onlylack to hide the fact that there's a lack of ability. call my heart's failed at the border. so what do we want to do? give her the globe. are you kidding me? hei am just shocked. i think this is aside from politics. polics it go one ha your aptitude. we have a big problem here and it's scaryve that she hasn't spoken and had to answer any questions from in 30 days. she was slotted in in the most like, i think unnerving for our democracy and then now is denyingy an that she's part of the biden economic program. so she wants to separateelf. herself, her only platform right now and everyone's like, get to pla know kamala, get to w kamala. you can try. but sh.can tribe will change. she is she has a use them or lose them mentality. >> it's awful. all right. we appreciate it. elizabeth hasselbeck thank you. w

should i go out and get candy and coke and stuff to have it around occasionally so that they don't bingeet to college? >> yes. and yes. great job. so when a when a child comes to you and asks for a coke, we want to kind of make it as nonchalant as possible. so a coke here and there, candies, chips, desserts, all food is good food and food is nutrition. and maybe not, placing food as like a reward. like if you get straight a's, we go out for ice cream because we don't want to tie that to your value. we don't want to tie a child's morality. and value to what they eat or what they consume. but yes, absolutely. get all the foods and we know that when a child is restricting their diet with with certain macronutrients, the body is likely going to binge on that later. so if you can teach them at an early age that all food is good food and food in moderation, you're really setting your child up for success. >> great. >> all good advice. thank you doctor. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. that's doctor jackie shields from kaiser. and she'll thank you for joining us. all right. coming up o

don't care about any kind of law around the world and they do their own ideas of law and now we have bing vir who's the the minister of internal security changing all the laws and allow the israeli you know guards and wardens and even soldiers to do whatever they like with the prestinian prisoners and we saw some pictures of palestinian prisoners how they went into the prison and how they are after. getting out of the prison, the picture is speaking for itself, say with me, side, say with me, side, we're just running out of time here, um, um, charlotte, on saturday uh, more than 100 men, women and kids were killed a school housing, displaced families and the regime targeted the area of course during morning prayer when it knew that more people would be gathering. mean, what does this say about the regime itself, that it wants to first of all target uh the more densely populated areas and and that the targets are always or just about always civilians, although let me say they did say that there were hamas operatives in the school, um, i guess that would give them the right to kill about 12

to fans, matthew perry, best known as chandler bing, was the funny characterfrom friends, who'd maderuggled with drugs and alcohol throughout his career. i'm in control of the first drink, and so i do all these things to protect myself from not having the first drink. sure. at the time of his death, he was said to have been undergoing therapy for depression — taking small doses of ketamine. but when he was found in the jacuzzi at his home, the levels of the drug in his body were much higher. the five people facing charges are alleged to be part of a criminal network, supplying the drug, including two doctors, who used the actor say law enforcement as a way to make money. these defendants took advantage of mr perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. they knew what they were doing was wrong. were doing was risking great danger to mr perry, but they did it anyways. the desperation that led perry to these individuals was not met with help, as it should have been from the doctors, but instead it was met with exploitation — exploitation by those who should have guided him toward help

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the government said those contracts helped block rivals like bing and anna duckworth go all in violation of antitrust statutes. today's decision could reshape how millions of americans get information online and put an end to google's dominance. we reached out to google for comment, have not heard back yet. >>> well, a major drop in the stock markets worldwide is furthering fears of a recession. it's been a brutal day for silicon valley. tech stocks were down almost across the board, intel, nvidia the biggest losers dropping more than 6% just today. overall the dow lost more than 1,000 points today. the s&p and the nasdaq are also seeing significant drops. cbs news' jo ling kent has a look at what's behind this selloff and what you should know about your retirement savings. >> reporter: the closing bell marked another major downturn on wall street. the dow jones fell more than 1,000 points and the nasdaq dropped significantly after investors dumped tech stocks. many markets overseas also saw big losses. japan's nikkei index plunged 12%, its worst day since 1987. >> i think there's a gene

for ten seasons, perry made millions of viewers laugh playing chandler bing in the wildly popular "friends." but behind those laughs, he waged a grim and painful battle with addiction. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off tonight from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, that stunning development in the death of "friends" star matthew perry. federal prosecutors charging five people in connection with the fatal overdose that killed the 54-year-old. >> these defendants took advantage of mr. perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. in the end, these defendants were more interested in profiting off mr. perry than caring for his well-being. >> reporter: last october, perry was found dead in the hot tub of his los angeles home. the medical examiner determining he died from the "acute effects of ketamine." today, the u.s attorney detailing what he called a broad criminal network responsible for illegally distributing large amounts of the drug to perry. >> over two months, from september to october 2023, they distributed approximately 20 vials of ketamine to mr. perry

it got to be more than just bing against somebody else. >> reporter: and speaking of the economy, tomorrowrris and president biden will make their first appearance since he dropped out of the race for an event on lowering costs and for president, former president trump, he is expected to head to bedminster, new jersey, tomorrow for a press conference be a major? >> major: caitlin huey-burns, thank you so much pure we are learning quite a bit more tonight about a wave of attempted cyberattacks by iranian state hackers targeting email accounts linked to the campaigns of former president trump and vice president harris. cbs's nicole sganga joins us for the details. nicole? >>reporter: major, iran has launched a sweeping, month-long cyber attack targeting both u.s. presidential campaigns, according to a new report out by google. researchers for the tech giant revealing today that iranian hackers, known as a pt 42, used malicious links to target the personal email accounts of roughly a dozen people back in may and june, including members of the biden-harris administration. google calls these ph

to fans, matthew perry, best known as chandler bing, was the funny characterfrom friends who'd made noh drugs and alcohol throughout his career. i'm in control of the first drink and so i do all these things to protect myself from not having the first drink. at the time of his death, he was said to have been undergoing therapy for depression, taking small doses of ketamine. but when he was found in the jacuzzi at his home, the levels of the drug in his body were much higher. the five people facing charges are alleged to be part of a criminal network supplying the drug, including two doctors, who used the actor, say law enforcement, as a way to make money. these defendants took advantage of mr perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. they knew what they were doing was wrong. they knew what they were doing was risking great danger to mr perry, but they did it anyways. the desperation that led perry to these individuals was not met with help as it should have been from the doctors, but instead it was met with exploitation. exploitation by those have should have guided him towards he