mela their scene in your screen was called in his hospital bed mela there scene in your screen was calleds hospital bed by the turkish president on tuesday. doctors have confirmed he'd suffered a fractured eye socket. while turkish football journalist bagis ayrton says the kind of language used by the big clubs and even the turkish football federation this season has been completely unacceptable. presidents of big clubs, vice presidents, all the members, even turkish football federation didn't take responsibility to really prevent those discussions. but these are not discussions. these are sometimes threats, these arms, these are mostly almost violence because they, i think, raised their fist but didn't punch just raise their fists, furious is ankara, your president. but i think behind of it, many of them are responsible. violence against referees has been growing and growing issue, rather, here in the uk as well. and we caught up with former english official keith hackett for his thoughts on the incident in turkey and his concerns about football closer to home. i was really, really shock

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entertainment correspondent chloe melas has been following the trial for us. what do we know?rter: moments ago the jury reached a split decision, finding majors guilty of assault in the first-degree and harassment in the second-degree. both of these are misdemeanors. we knew if convicted on all he could face up to one year in jail. we have reached out for his legal team for comment. i was in the courtroom for some of jonathan major's ex-girlfriend's testimony. her name is grace. this stems from an incident last spring in which grace alleges she found a text message on jonathan majors' phone, she grabbed the phone from him, and she alleged that he assaulted her. we listened to her emotional testimony in court over the course of several days. the jury also watched surveillance foot annual from the street from that night that showed jonathan majors putting grace back into the suv they were riding in because they exited it at one point, and her legal team says he threw her back into the car like a football. i think what's interesting here is you're seeing that the jury was split.

with addiction, perry died from the acute effects of the drug ketamine we get more now from chloe melas. >> reporter: tonight authorities revealing beloved actor matthew perry's manner of death. according to the autopsy report, the 54-year-old died from the acute effects of ketamine ruling his death an accident. in a statement released friday, the los angeles county medical examiner's office said, contributing factors in perry's death include drowning, coronary artery disease, and the effects of buprenorphine, a drug often used to treat opioid addiction in october perry was found by his assistant unresponsive in his hot tub at his pacific palisades home tonight, officials confirming they did not find any drugs or drug paraphernalia nearby, and perry's body had no signs of recent needle punctures. >> welcome home, man. >> reporter: perry was best known for his comedic genius playing chandler bing on "friends," one of the most successful shows on television during its ten-year run on nbc. throughout his career, the actor had been open about his decades' long battle with drug and alcohol a

according to mela ponfelova, the central bank will consider the draft relevant resolution tomorrow ,r 8. speaker of the federation council valentin. matvienko called the upcoming presidential elections in march historic, determining the success of the russian response to the main challenges of the time, together, by choosing the head of state, we fully share a common destiny and a common responsibility for our fatherland, and of course, in the united regions, as in all other subjects of the federation, it is necessary to ensure maximum... transparency of the elections. our citizens, our society, today are more consolidated than ever and are ready to take part in resolving the most important government issues, including, of course, the election of the president. and the task of the state is to justify the trust of society. central committee of russia until december 12 must make a decision about the possibility of carrying out. presidential elections in new regions, while head tsyk noted that in these regions a full-fledged electoral system has been formed, the subjects are equipped wi

we have chloe melas here with more. >> good morning. matthew perry's autopsy results were deferred pending toxicology reports. now the medical examiner's office said he died from acute effects of ketamine. more than a month where matthew perry was found unresponsive in the pacific palisades home, the medical examiner ruled the death an accident. the autopsy report said the acute effects of ketamine caused the death. listing drowning and coronary artery disease and buprenorphine as contributing factors. it was perry's assistant who found him after coming home from running errands. the report says perry was taking anti-depressants and ketamine infusion therapy. blood tests revealed ketamine levels in the same range as anesthesia. he played chandler bing. the actor would star in every episode of the ten-year run. >> if i'm going to cry. >> reporter: he struggled off screen. >> i didn't watch the show. i could tell season by season how i looked. >> reporter: perry writing about the life-long battle with addiction in "friends, lovers and the

mela melanie. >> no, no, no. give me a second. >> we are not quite ready. we are not quite ready, but now we are. go ahead, melanie. >> sorry about that. i was bending down to picking up my microphone, because we had the speaker walk by and we had asked him about the historic moment about having one of his own republican members expelled, and he said he would not comment on that and he would turn his attention on other issues that are important facing the house, and including getting an aid package to israel passed through the house. but it was interesting that kate noted earlier that speaker johnson presided over the vote, and he brought the gavel down when he announced that he would be expelled. he had a solemn tone. normally, he does not have to be in the chair to preside over the moment, but clearly, he understood the significance and the weight of that moment, and he, himself, as we said, he voted against the expulsion, but at the same time, he said to the members, free to vote their conscious, and free to vote oufr their districts want them to vote, b

chloe melas, nbc news, new york. >> thank you for the laughs, andre. you will be missed. and on that very sad note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc, thanks for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight on all in -- >> what are they afraid of? i am here, i am ready. >> the president's son springs the trap, and republicans show their hand. >> what are you hoping to gain from an impeachment inquiry? >> all i want to see is donald j trump 2024. >> tonight, the impeachment push not even in full in fox news. >> we don't actually have any facts to that point. there is no evidence that joe biden did anything illegal. >>> then why judge chutkan paused trial proceedings in the wake of jack smith's supreme court gambit, and today's big new in the supreme court will take up its biggest abortion case since the dobbs when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris is, about two hours ago, the republican-controlled house of representatives voted to formally open an impeachment inquir

nbc's entertainment correspondent chloe melas was in that courtroom for some of his trial.lty on two counts but cleared of the two other charges. it surrounds and incident in march involving his then girlfriend who he met on the set of a marvel movie in 2021. >> jonathan, how are you feeling today? >> reporter: this morning, actor jonathan majors, best known for his roles in "creed 3" and marvel movies -- >> i paved the road. >> reporter: -- found guilty of assault. hours later fired from the marvel universe. a source with direct knowledge of the decision told nbc news. a jury on monday afternoon convicting him on 2 out of 4 charges, assault in the third degree, a misdemeanor and a harassment violation stemming from an incident earlier this year involving his ex-girlfriend grace jabari during the nearly two-week trial, the actor's ex-girlfriend hes, testifying that the actor assaulted her for grabbing his phone after she spotted a text from another woman, causing a laceration behind her ear and a fractured finger street surveillance footage played in court from the night in

. >> chloe melas joins us at the desk. to people all weekend long, what do we expect happens tomorrow? >> tomorrow is when sag-aftra the union that represents actors they'll tabulate the vote and nbc news, we've heard that likely the deal which is the billion-dollar deal the ground-breaking deal, the adjectives that sag has been describing this deal that it will likely pass but with slim margins. i do want to talk to you guys about what's in that deal, some of those things are the highest minimum wage increase in 40 years. a new residual structure for streaming, protections around a.i., the first time a contract has seen any a.i. language in there, and then, you know, raise in the pension caps and new health benefits. so, again, sag is saying this is ground-breaking and they hope it passes because they're saying this is what we have right now. >> chloe, you mentioned issues with artificial intelligence, a.i., what are their concerns there. >> background actors lot of protections of not having their likeness replicated with

chloe melas, let's start with the nominees here, who dominated. >> reporter: first of all, it's all barbieo musicals nominated in that category. oppenheimer nominated for best drama behind with eight let's not forget barbenheimer grossed over $200 million globally. these were the two movies to see. when it comes to tv, succession had such a big final season, that leads the way with nine nominations on the tv side. the bear with five. and you know when it comes to the snubs, you're right, there were a few, i want to point out that viola davis wasn't nominated this year for her acclaimed performance in "air." and "the color of purple." nominated in actor categories, not nominated in the best picture category, same with wonka and the little mermaid, again, lot of people wondering, why are these musicals not nominated in the musical category, right, that's something to wonder about. >> okay, so if people have a little extra time this holiday season, what should they be watching on the list? >> i just saw killers of the flower moon the other night, i loved it. same with oppenheimer, again a lon

i guess the hope is trump gets and illegal melas and the economy get some momentum and we pull it right out. but the pullen has not been impressive for the past year, at least. it's not. >> james carville, tank you very much. margaret talev, scott jennings, thanks to you as well. the point changes making. new polling breaking down president biden's job approval by age group -- shows president biden's quickest among jen alex. americans born but went nonentity five and 1980. just 44% approval offense. he does best, 54%, approve it with baby boomers. and nearly as well with the older democratic, foreign prior to or after the second world war. gary tuchman today spoke with members of that group. some are as old as the president. some are older. some are way older. the question he asked, gary, was about age. about 1300 people live in the dirt seashore. and most everyone knows francis haugen. >> i'm the mayor. >> the 91 year old mayor who just won reelection since he feels a sharp and competent as he ever has as so he's literally. but? do you think joe biden is mentally competent enough to se

. >> our thanks to nbc's chloe melas for that report.s presents between life and death, a documentary that looks at the tragic story of -- from the 90s, and early 2000s. it examines the lasting debate of terry's case which is, of course, the right to die. between life and death, terry schiavo story, airs tonight. that is ten pm eastern, right here on msnbc. you can also catch it streaming on peacock. that is all the time i have for this weekend, i'm alicia menendez, i want to thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. we are so grateful. be sure to follow the show online, our handle across social media is at alicia on msnbc, i am in for -- wednesday through friday. and then i'm going to see you here next weekend, saturday and sunday, for more american voices. inside with jen psaki begins after this very quick break. very quick break. i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let

chloe melas is outside new york city, want sure 2 you got popcorn, but i know there were movie releasesd how do those movies perform and how does it compare to this time last year? >> so, overall, more people are going to the movies at least in 2023 and we're coming up under $9 million in the north american box office and that's more than in 2022 and this is a bigger opening christmas opening four-day weekend at the box office than last year. we're not seeing pre-pandemic levels and if we looked in 2019 over $20 million at the north american box office and look at the height of the covid-19 pandemic and just over 2 billion. at the end of the day people are gathering to see a movie in a theater and the communal experience is great, but at the end of the day it's still a luxury because it's expensive to go to the movies. >> it is expensive. so i wonder what can movie fans look forward to in 2024? are there any bright spots? one of the movies that people are anticipating is "dune 2" starring timothy chalamet and due to the writers and actors strike it was pushed and you have the "mean girl

chloe melas is following this story. voting is set to end tomorrow, but there is growing criticism over parts of the deal. is there question about the outcome here? >> reporter: over 160,000 actors have been voting on this deal that sag has called ground breaking over the last few weeks. and like you said, that vote will end tomorrow, they will tabulate the votes, and nbc news is learning that although the deal will likely pass, potentially by very slim margins. i had one actor who said he hoped for stringent ai protections. let's not forget, though, sag calling this the billion dollar deal with the highest increase in 40 years. they have addressed issues over artificial intelligence. the chief negotiator, duncan crabtree and i were speaking over the phone, and they said to me,'m going to read you what he said, is it perfect? no but it is ground breakg. he goes on to say, it's a deal that achieves what our members need us to achieve. more than the last three negotiations combined, and something to build upon with ai addi

nbc news entertainment correspondent chloe melas joins us now with the latest.ur viewers about this case and the trial and what kind of punishment can majors see here. >> it's important to point out here that this trial took place over the course of ten days and criminal court in manhattan, i was there for a few days of testimony from jonathan majors' ex-girlfriend and it's interesting that the jury has a split verdict here. finding him guilty on two out of the four charges. it's unclear what kind of jail time he's going to be facing if he had been convicted on all of these charges, it would have been up to a year in jail and again we've reached out to jonathan majors' legal team to see if they're going to appeal, but what i can tell you is that this all stems from an incident that took place this past spring, in manhattan, where jonathan majors' ex-girlfriend claims that she saw a text message from another woman on her boyfriend's phone, jonathan majors, while they were riding in the back of an suv, she claims she took the phone from him and then she has allege

chloe melas takes a look back at his career. >> he is my job. >>> hollywood paying tribute to andre braugherho gained recognition for his unforgettable turn in "homicide: life on the street" and most recently, "brooklyn nine-nine." andre braugher played beloved police captain, a straight laced cop known for his deadpan one-liners. >> i have never been more proud of you for anything in your life. >> i mean, i solved a lot of cases. >> and yet crime has continued. >> reporter: overnight, his heartbroken co-stars reacting to the news. terry crews calling his talent irreplaceable writing on instagram, thank you for your wisdom, your advice, your kindness and your friendship. you showed me what a life well-lived looks like. mark evan jackson sharing a photo of them simply writing, oh captain, my captain. best known for his dramatic roles reflected on playing it for laughs in the comedy series here on "today" back in 2019. >> you play the ultimate straight man on the show, rarely cracking a smile. is that in any way, shape or form true to who you are? >> i don't think so. i'm a serious dude depend

our colleague chloe melas has more on his life in his accomplish career. >> you have disappointed allight seasons, andre braugher played beloved police captain raymond hold on brooklyn 99, drawing last with his deadpan delivery. >> from now on, call me velvet thunder. >> reporter: but braugher was initially known for his dramatic work on screen, with his first big break in the 1989 civil war drama glory, alongside denzel washington. >> hey, let me take -- >> shut up. >> get off me, snowflake. >> and later as detective frank templeton for six seasons on the 90s police from homicide -- life on the street. >> don't lie to me again. this is what you did. >> reporter: a performance that won an emmy in 1998. >> this is for all the people in baltimore. this is a town that i love. we have finally made it. >> reporter: but was delving into comedy years later that he said to challenge him in new ways. >> i

chloe melas, nbc news, new york. >> thank you for the laughs, andre. you will be missed. and on that very sad note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc, thanks for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>>, donald trump, the one that was most likely to be completed before the 2024 election, the special counsel jack smith's federal election interference case today, it effectively came to a standstill. it was frozen, or in legal terminology, its deadlines were stayed. two weeks ago, the judge in that case, judge tanya chutkan, denied trump's claim that the entire case would be null and void because of, quote, presidential immunity. trump's lawyers immediately appealed that decision and asked judge chutkan to stay the case until the appeals court can rule on the question of immunity. today, judge chutkan granted that request and she clarified exactly what that means for the future of this case. if jurisdiction is returned to this court, the court will, consistent with its duty to ensure both a speedy tri

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chloe melas has more on this good morning. >> good morning.y someone who he said helped him on his journey to sobriety, his long-time friend and costar jennifer aniston. this morning jennifer aniston sharing personal new insights into matthew perry's final days. >> i love you. >> not so tight. >> oh. >> in a new interview with "variety," aniston says she had been in touch with perry just hours before his death in october. i was literally texting with him that morning, funny matty. he wasn't in pain. he wasn't struggling he was happy perry was found unresponsive in a hot tub at his los angeles home by his assistant. the actor's initial autopsy results inconclusive pending a toxicology report. according to the los angeles medical county examiner. the actor had been open about his decades long battle with drug and alcohol addiction but aniston believes perry was turning things around, telling the magazine, he had quit smoking. he was getting in shape. he was happy that's all i know. the actress adding, i want people to know he was really healthy

. >> chloe melas is here with that story.od morning, savannah. the lawsuit was filed by taylor sheridan's ranch and it comes after a rocky last year for his runaway hit series with star kevin costner exiting the show suggesting that he might go to court over how that departure played out >> i'll do what's best for the ranch. >> reporter: a legal battle percolating between the creator of the hit-show "yellowstone ""and one of its own actors. >> everybody ready >> reporter: it was filed by bosk ranch taylor sheridan and sources a filming location for the series. according to a "wall street journal" report, citing executives and crew members, "yellowstone's" network, paramount, pays sheridan up to $50,000 a week to film on his properties boss ranch launched a coffee company in june and is accusing four months later an others of trademark infringement and false advertising. >> you lee now or you never leave. >> reporter: the grounds for the lawsuit, they alleging that the interlocking letter design is confusingly similar to the r

you and you know, sentimental and melancholy you know, sentimental and mela|they? do.u're going at any time. going to feel alone at any time. it's a great time to pick and maybe ella nunn, the journalist, thinks you're it thinks that you're rubbing it in people's thinks that you're rubbing it in peoyous rubbing it in >> you are rubbing it in people's faces. a lot people people's faces. a lot of people are at christmas. people's faces. a lot of people are i'll at christmas. people's faces. a lot of people are i'll andat christmas. people's faces. a lot of people are i'll andat chri other. >> i'll try and enjoy other people's good news. >> pregnancy, i suppose, >> oh, the pregnancy, i suppose, is is. that's is on topic. yeah it is. that's true. that's true. the nativity involves a bit of getting pregnant. yes it does. pregnant. yes, yes it does. although that was immaculate conception. we can't all be conception. so we can't all be perfect. no. okay. right let's move on to this next story. now this the times . uh chris this is the times. uh chris skudder. this is about g

you can see there, attacked referee halal ahmet mela on the pitch late monday after the final whistleed penod basically allowed a an extended period of time and seven minutes into injury time they got an equaliser as the whistle went, the owner came on. he he chinned the owner came on. he he chinned the guy , he put him on the floor the guy, he put him on the floor and somebody else gave him a kick. and i think they should be kicked out of football for this. who'd be a referee in this game any more? and this follows in greece. they've suspended all games because similar games because of a similar scandal there . lots more to scandal there. lots more to come. we've got just about two hours ahead of that huge hours now ahead of that huge crunch vote. will rishi face a huge rebellion in the commons? that's all coming up. i'm martin daubney on gb news and this is britain's news channel >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. for some northwestern areas, it will turn dner nort

chloe melas, thank you very much for that report.n league jonathan greenblatt. >> let's be clear here, and maybe you can help. it's going to be impossible to draw a line everybody's going to agree with. it is okay to come out in support of palestinians. coming out in support of palestinians is not support of hamas, is not support of terrorism. that can be done. what we have seen, unfortunately, from some in hollywood has gone far beyond that. i just want to say i've seen some posts that have been attacking people for simply supporting palestinians. they should not be attacked for that. that is far different than providing aid and comfort to hamas. >> 100%. we have a moral obligation as human beings to say palestinian civilians should never be killed. now, we can argue about the causality to a certain degree in terms of hamas' tactics. but let's be clear, talking about the dignity of palestinian people, we have a moral obligation to do that. we have a moral obligation to call out these three young american who were shot in burlington