what happened to matthew perry?ing investigators to a dark hollywood underground where they say doctors and dealers worked hand in hand to exploit the beloved actor's decades long battle with substance abuse. here's abc's matt gutman >> it is very odd to live in a world where if you died, it would shock people. but surprise no one requesting two additional units and a supervisor respond to lucille drive. >> a mystery unravels after a beloved actor, matthew perry, was found dead. >> we're learning more about perry's final hours, known around the world as chandler bing on friends. >> i'm chandler. i make jokes when i'm uncomfortable. >> but in one of his last interviews ever, he told diane sawyer about the substance abuse disorder that would hold him in its grasp until the very end. >> how will we know when you're in trouble and you're not okay? >> if i say, i'm just going to chill alone at home tonight? >> struggling with drugs, alcohol and ultimately in his final moments, ketamine. a powerful drug sometimes legally

that includes getting perry to spend nearly $60,000 for ketamine during the last month of his life. this morning, new details about the alleged leaders of a drug ring linked by police to the death of actor matthew perry. investigators say the friends star was blocked from getting prescriptions for ketamine, so instead he obtained the drug with the help of his personal assistant and multiple doctors. >> as matthew perry's ketamine addiction grew. he wanted more, and he wanted it faster and cheaper. >> perry allegedly turned to doctor steven plasencia and jasmine sangha, the so-called ketamine queen of los angeles. both are now charged in the actor's death. >> my client never met matthew perry has nothing to do with matthew perry. >> according to the indictment, police found a drug selling emporium at singha's home where she allegedly distributed drugs and now police believe they've uncovered another of her alleged victims. >> growing up, he was very sweet. he had lots of close friendships and, you know, he also liked to have a good time. >> cody mclaury died of an overdose after alle

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my client never met matthew perry has nothing to do with matthew perry.ccording to the indictment, police found a drug selling emporium at singha's home where she allegedly distributed drugs and now police believe they've uncovered another of her alleged victims. >> growing up, he was very sweet. he had lots of close friendships and, you know, he also liked to have a good time. >> cody mclaury died of an overdose after allegedly buying drugs from singha. his family telling abc's matt gutman they found text messages where cody and singha discussed pricing. >> is it possible that cody mclaury's death would never have been investigated, had it not been for matthew perry's death? >> it certainly possible, but i will say that we investigate the deaths of many people who are not celebrities. we want to hold drug dealers accountable for the deaths they cause. >> seung-hi and plasencia have pleaded not guilty, and you can see more of matt gutman's exclusive interview on impact by nightline that is streaming now on hulu. >> hurricane francine is no more, but it's

it's still very dangerous to be out here in perry, florida right now.dy has stayed indoors. people are hunkered down. >> i keep themselves safe, keeping their families safe, and we shouldn't be out of the worst of it very shortly here, probably in the next hour of the storm should rip are voting against i'm very impressed with how well perry, florida stood up to this. and it's likely due to dahlia coming through last year and kind of putting the trees, taking out any kind of weak infrastructure that has not been repaired and made stronger i suspect the worst impacts can are. >> actually going to be locations to my north approaching boston, georgia area and points northward have never probably ever seen wins as strong as they're about to experience here overnight across the u.s. southeast of the united states isn't that fascinating to think about the storms that have come in the last year or more may have prepared the area and that only in preparation for those infrastructure, but also trying to prove out what, what may have been weakened structures that

and perry and -- and perry were sort of diagnosed by a psychiatrist named dr. w mitchell jones.he was a criminal psych psychiatrist at learn and state hospital. and dr. joseph staton of the menninger in topeka, kansas, also affirmed, the conclusions drawn. dr. dr. jones. so together these scientific cases show that -- hickock and perry smith. right. that their findings were relevant, their defense. and although the mcnaughton rule was invoked, suggest that they are able to stand trial, the diagnosis that perry was a paranoid schizophrenic and that he had this dissociative moments due to trauma in his life. now we know that the trauma that he experiences have to do with this very troubling childhood and abuse that he by his father and his mother and how he went from home to home. of course, this led tragically to the suicides, his sister and brother, sister fell out of a, you know, apartment building and fell to her death. they don't know if it was accidental, if it was suicide. but she died violently. and their mother was alcoholic and his brother killed himself. his his wife ki

abc's perry russom has details on both. perry. good morning brianna. >> good morning to you. as vice president kamala harris heads to the southern border, she's also speaking out against a trade deal with mexico and canada, a deal that former president trump helped negotiate. today, vice president kamala harris heading to arizona for her first trip to the southern border since becoming the presidential nominee. harris, under fire for the surge in illegal immigration during the biden administration. harris is expected to outline a plan to crack down on fentanyl smuggling and human trafficking, while pushing for more border agents and resources. those are all parts of the bipartisan border security bill. former president trump urged republicans to block earlier this year. >> he wants to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. >> trump yesterday mocking harris's visit to the border. >> there's no body saying, oh gee, she's done a fabulous job. she's done the worst job, probably in the history of any border with foreign policy also looming large. >> harris meeting with ukra

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that's right, the suicide of ruth perry in january | suicide of ruth perry injanuary 2023.r at a school in caversham in the south of england and she knew her school would be rated inadequate because on one issue of safeguarding children it had received an inadequate rating, but the rest of the school was deemed to be outstanding. because of that one issue, the school gets entirely downgraded. it is bad news for the school but often in those circumstances it would lead to a change of management as well, so very sadly injanuary to a change of management as well, so very sadly in january 2023 to a change of management as well, so very sadly injanuary 2023 ruth so very sadly in january 2023 ruth perry took her own life which then led to calls for change, not least for her family but also parents from the school and the broader teaching community that said it is too simplistic to do a one—word description of how well a school is doing, you need to shine a light in a more complex report. but i don't know if you have ever read and 0fsted report, they are very turgid, big reports.

perry in the first place?his. >> well, there is no mystery. she isn't connected to matthew perry at all. >> but in charging documents, text messages show she was aware of the danger. she has pled not guilty to a different, unrelated drug case. >> people like to make her out into something that she isn't. but there is a whole different side here, a story to be told and it will be told in a trial. >> fleming pled guilty in august, admitting he brought drugs to the live-in assistant. another man charged in the case was released on bond on thursday. his attorney says he plans to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine. >> it is incredibly unfortunate what happened because it happened to a patient. he is trying to do everything in his power to right the wrong that happened here. >> the other doctor charged has entered a not guilty plea and was freed on a $100,000 bond. he has been allowed to resume his medical practice but he has to disclose the charges against him and he can't prescribe cont

to do with matthew perry.posed rumors otherwise are just that, urban legend. >> reporter: this after prosecutors say another client had already died after she had sold him ketamine, too. >> in 2019, defendant sold ketamine to another customer. that person died the same day. nonetheless, defendant continued selling drugs, including ketamine. >> reporter: now friends and family of that alleged victim speaking exclusively to abc news about their heart break. >> addiction was not who cody was. it was nothing in his life. >> lara: his sister describing messages she said she later found on his phone. >> so i saw messages back and forth between the two of them talking about ketamine and how much she has available, how much it costs. >> the silver lining for us is that it did put a light back on cody and the pressure for an investigation to be done that should have been done five years ago. >> reporter: for ten seasons, perry made millions laugh as chandler bing. >> i may just sit here and have my cake all day. just s

they charged with distributing ketamine to perry. both have pleaded not guilty. actor died in late october after the acute effects of ketamine made him pass out and drown in his hot tub. three other people charged over perry's death have all agreed to plead guilty. >>> the star of a tlc reality show is facing charges. she's known for documenting her weight loss journey on the show thousand pound sisters. she was arrested at a tennessee safari park. a suspicious odor was noticed coming from a vehicle. they said they were overcome by it. slayton was charged with drug possession and two counts of child endangerment. >>> move over sabrina. billboard decides 2024 belongs to post malone and morgan wallen. more on the diffefinitive songs the summer. ic eraser and the cleaning power of dawn. watch it make soap scum here... disappear... and watch how sprays can leave grime like that with up to 10 times the cleaning power, foamy melts it on contact. magic. it makes this ring a thing of the past. it makes you forgetti about baked on spaghetti. new ultra foamy magic eraser.

the pair are accused of supplying perry with the drugs that led to his overdose.have pleaded not guilty. three other people, including perry's live in assistant, have also been charged. you might remember perry was found dead in a hot tub in his pacific palisades home back in october. the medical examiner ruled ketamine was the primary cause of death. all right. football season. as we mentioned, starts tomorrow. the nfl season. and is there some trouble brewing for taylor swift and travis kelce? kelce's representatives are denying a rumor that the two are headed for a breakup. a document circulated online claiming to map out a strategy for how the nfl star for the chiefs and the singer will end their relationship. it also suggested that the romance itself was a pr stunt. again, this was just rumors online. kelce's reps say the document is entirely false and fabricated. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, right now at six, a smash and grab robbery in the north bay. the new video into the newsroom showing the moment thieves swarm a consign

and perry, go ahead and set the mood for us in terms of what's happening there right now. >> yeah. so right now we are in the spin room. this is where some surrogates in both campaigns are talking with reporters, trying to get the word out tonight on what they think is going to happen, what they are expecting from their candidates. that's where we are. the debate is happening at the national constitution center about half a mile from where we are right now. but the entire city is really anticipating tonight. looking forward to tonight. >> all right, perry, tell us a little bit more about the stage and setup. right carefully. yeah. what can you tell us about the final results which we touched on with phil. but you know, who might this favor? explain what it's going to be like. >> yeah. so i saw the stage yesterday before the end of the day, and it was a pretty intimate setting. it's kind of striking how close they are going to be together about six feet apart. and remember too, this is the first time harris and trump have met each other. the first time they are ever going to talk to

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ruth perry had a happy family life, a job she loved.ad teacher took her own life. an ofsted inspection — an inadequate grade — shattered her mental health. but ofsted was defensive and complacent, says this report. the education secretary says it shows the need for change. it�*s deeply concerning, and it underlines the view that i�*ve held for some time about the need for wider reform of ofsted. the measures that i�*ve set out in terms of moving away from those one—word judgments are only the first step in terms of the change that we need to see. and i�*m determined to work with the new chief inspector to drive forward that change, and to have a culture that encourages openness and transparency. ruth�*s sister, julia, has campaigned for that change. in the months after the death, ofsted made no attempt to contact the family. it's a complacent, defensive organisation that has been incapable of self—reflection, that will not listen to criticism, and has been doing untold harm as a result and getting away with it. do you think that the ins

. >> one month after arrests were made in matthew perry's death.ps a bombshell in the investigation coming up on mornings on two the nine. we'll talk live with harvey levin about what he and his team are learning about the secret drug ring, which includes doctors, dealers and enablers. then, a delayed decision for school closures in the bay area's largest school district by parents and teachers are going to have to wait an xtra month in limbo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. similar to this on your screen. gray skies, cooler than usual weather, but we're going to see a bump back up to normal temperatures for mid september soon. have you gone house hunting or as i call it, house snooping? lately you've likely seen a whole lot of gray millennial gray members of gen z apparently annoyed by millennials choices, gray walls, gray floors, gray furniture, lots of gray exteriors. everything is gray. now, there's a theory, though, as many millennials might want something other than wh

we just hit 76 and perry. we're going to disengage what will likely break here and still gusting 50 to 60 around it but that is where the eye is, in the center of it. as far as the hurricane center goes, this is the new update we just got in. landfall will be officially at 140-mile-per-hour winds, strong category four and the storm is flying. 20 mph is extremely fast for the speed that the storm is moving. as we go throughout the night, the storm races up through georgia. by 8:00 tomorrow morning, it is over atlanta or maybe just east of atlanta still was 65-mile- per-hour winds. the we are focusing now on where the most extreme damage will be, all throughout the night people are going to be losing power throughout the state of georgia then finally by a noon or so tomorrow it will begin to weaken enough as it adds to tennessee and southern portions of kentucky. we have 60 to 70 mph gusts in the mountains of the southern appellations from this storm. this is a devastating, historic multibillion-dollar disaster

perry and then making its way northward now. but it is moving so fast that makes it dangerous because it's continuing now sustained winds of 110 miles an hour. still a category 2 overland, making its way up toward atlanta, nor you go and possibly by tomorrow. still as a category 2. and that's a dangerous storm overnight. guys, back to lauren, thank you. new at 10 starting next month, new federal rules will require water in schools and at child care facilities be tested for lead. this comes after a recent report from oakland unified, which found high levels of lead in nearly 200 water fountains and faucets. >> at schools across the city, it's unclear how long students were actually exposed to that tainted water in oakland. district officials said they'll be installing more water bottle filling stations at schools and develop a testing schedule. these new federal rules will now require schools to be tested within 5 years. a previous report found 37% of schools across the country had elevated levels of lead in their water. a federa

there is perry on the right side of the storm. throughout the night tonight we could have hurricane wind all the way through macon, georgia. atlanta to the east of you now, forecast is a bit better for my friends in atlanta. lower wind gusts means less power outages for you but the fall is still a huge issue. and of course the storm surge we have seen along the coast, water levels are at two or three feet higher than what you would expect them to be in the tampa bay area. we will still see these going up maybe another foot or two, getting into what we call moderate flood stage. it goes minor, moderate, major, then the storm. it's bad that it could have been worse if the storm had been closer to the area. as far as the wind goes, we have seen a 70 mile-per-hour wind in miami, 300 miles away from the center of the storm, that is one of the last couple of days, we thought, don't focus on the come, this is a huge storm, says was and what is different about this storm, chris, right now, tallahassee is moving so fast, but the eye is so

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hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, will perry.ks yet another record at bayern munich, as they win 9—2 in the champions league. glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games. and working his way back to the top — anthonyjoshua tells us about his two year journey to set up another world title shot on saturday night. cinnamon escaped from a zoo four days ago. look how cute! the owner says the search for her is continuing, but that she's probably living her best life at a nearby river. you're all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, will perry. the headlines — harry kane breaks yet another record at bayern munich, as they win 9—2 in the champions league. glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games. and working his way back to the top — anthonyjoshua

perry architects, dirk is here, steve is on vacation. amazing architects and highly recommend them and they had a great team of engineers and consultants who worked to make this happen. our construction manager andy larsson isn't here today. bruce and amy are here. they helped so much with permitting and also just great people to work with. and last but not least, people who are not here, our financial consultants attorney california housing partnership [indiscernible] they are behind the scenes and unsung heroes of the work of building affordable housing in the bay area. ment with that, i'll turn it over to supervisor matt dorsey. [applause] >> thank you so much. it is a honor to represent district 6. this is a neighborhood where the housing we are building is really something that is a blue print what san francisco will look a lot like in the years to come and now we have a housing element where we are on the hook and we made a commitment we will produce 82 thousand units of housing over the next housing element cycle, and this is an e

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> all right, perry, thank you. and sticking with politics over the weekend, donald trump unveiled his latest merch, $100 silver silver coins with his face on them. trump says that they were designed by him, and they follow the launch of trump sneakers and god bless the usa bibles earlier this year. >> breaking overnight, israel says it has carried out extensive strikes against the militant group hezbollah in lebanon. the israeli military telling lebanese residents along the border with israel to evacuate for their own safety. today's attacks follow a weekend in which israel conducted more than 300 airstrikes in southern lebanon, while hezbollah launched more than 100 rockets towards israel. abc's martha raddatz in tel aviv and she says fears about an all out war are growing. >> a senior u.s. official tells me that these most recent hezbollah strikes deeper into israel, near haifa are likely a prelude of what is to come. the official says that israel has a good sense of where hezbollah's longer range missiles are, b

abc's perry russom has details on that. perry. good morning brianna. >> good morning to you. vice president kamala harris and former president trump are talking taxes and the economy, each saying their plan is the best for your money. it's voters, number one, concern the economy. >> look, i am a capitalist. >> i believe in free and fair markets. >> vice president kamala harris in pittsburgh promising to cut taxes for 100 million americans and pay for it by raising corporate taxes. >> we're going to have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires pay their fair share. i am not mad at anyone for achieving success, but everyone should pay their fair share. and it is not right that the teachers and the firefighters that i meet every day across our country are paying a higher tax than the richest people in our country. >> harris, releasing an 82 page policy book that includes a child tax credit for families with newborns and down payment assistance for first time homebuyers. >> a very big hello to north carolina. >> trump and north carolina talking jobs, insisting

florida congress woman anna paulina luna and scott perry, anna. you make of this, going to border maybe for first time. i don't know if you saw that clip of her dancing no deportation. there is a study i hate to bring it up, having so much fun with dancing there. but there is a study from respected manhattan institute, think tank here in new york city, saying, if something like mr. trump's idea of large scale deportation were put to do place this would among other things, slash the federal budget deficit, that is the reverse of what the cbo has been selling, what do you think. >> referencing her dancing with the deportation chance, chant, i heard that, only thing kamala harris is going to border even her own party say that crises that she created, is something that is unsustainable. let me say, she is a minority woman, i know too, do you know what she has done for us, nothing, she'll not fix will problem. she is using it as a political talking point, referencing deportation, let me tell you right now new york city has infiltration of violent gang

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. coming up: it's a dream night for celtic in the champions league as they hit five in glasgow! italy mourns the death of their icon of italia 90, toto schillaci. and we'll hear from harry brook as he prepares to lead england for first time in the one—day series against australia. welcome along. thanks forjoining us. six games in the champions league on wednesday. celtic overpowered slovan bratislava at celtic park to get their campaign up and running in style. making their debut in the competition, a tough lesson for slovan, who lost 5—1 in glasgow. it's the first time celtic have won their opening champions league game and, as it stands, only bayern munich are ahead of them in the new format table. the competition stops now, we've played bayern munich in the final. but no, it was a great night for everyone. i thought you just sensed it before the game, the feeling in the crowd. but i'm so proud of the team, the intensity with which we played for the ball was so good. and yeah, it was

we were concerned with at least here in perry. final analysis will tell us about what the highest wind was in this hurricane. but the other option is what do we do now? it's about power getting the power back on. the power crews will be in here in force. the mayor told us earlier this evening that there's going to be about a thousand crews here tomorrow and. they will be up on the bucket trucks and getting the power on as quickly as possible. but we know from a deluge last year it was to nine days before the power came back on and it is still septic power or actually, yeah, still september, not quite october. and it will warming up once again and it will get a little a little muggy here in the big bend of florida. >> yeah. mike, for those who haven't seen the video, we want to play this back what you were experiencing. can you describe this compared to previous storms you've been in? >> we're showing it right now where you are right smack getting smacked with those winds. >> the wall was coming over you. what was that like? and ho

chapel row and took home best new artist, and katy perry was honoured with mtv�*s version of a lifetimest afro beat song for water. time now for ten seconds of lego, and lando, formulai and a warning the nhs in england is in a critical condition. a review ordered by labour says ballooning waiting times and delays getting emergency treatment are costing lives. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has promised a ten—year plan to fix things, but says the focus will be on major reforms rather than more money. and taylor swift has become the biggest ever winner at the mtv vmas. she scooped seven trophies, including best video. eras tour mate sabrina carpenter won song of the year for espresso. chapel row and took home best new artist, and katy perry was honoured with mtv�*s version of a lifetime achievement award. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. english football's biggest and most controversial contest is set to begin on monday, with a showdown between champions manchester city and the premier league. ten hag strikes back and says his man united are in a period of flux, b

of ruth perry, the headteacher who tof ruth perry, the headteacher who t> yeah, yeah, the really big lesson was too much lesson with mother. >> yeah. so the, you know, children sit exams and they're expected to do that. but teachers can't. so we now have to give them, these these report cards, which is going to be a bit softer on them. won't upset them so much. and of the reaction to the big lesson, we found out that around about half, 49% of parents oppose the single word judgement , 29% single word judgement, 29% strongly oppose it. i assume the 29% were part of the 49%. so it wasn't a total like 79%, 100%, —49%. >> they didn't. they didn't mention that that that 720%. >> exactly right. yeah. >> exactly right. yeah. >> thank you . it's like your >> thank you. it's like your d

now, her defense attorney, mark geragos, said in an interview that there is no connection between perry singha. but tmz is reporting there is at least one link between the two. >> they were in rehab at the same time at one of these, you know, high end, these fancy rehab facilities in the l.a. area. so if they were in at the same time and they didn't know each other, that that would seem to be very odd and unlikely. >> singha remains in federal custody. she is facing life in prison if convicted of all charges. >> in nevada, nearly $1 million will go towards mental health training and support for thousands of law enforcement officers, firefighters and first responders in the southern part of the state. the las vegas fire and rescue chief says first responders are exposed to incidents every day, and it can take an emotional toll on them. he's hopeful the support leads to a drop in suicide rates. >> just imagine the mass stress that's associated with again, receiving 911 calls where people again are requesting assistance for the worst day possible. the fire service has evolved to the point

abc's perry russom has details. perry. good morning. >> andrew, good morning to you. as vice president kamala harris prepares to deliver an economic policy speech today, police are investigating gunfire at one of her campaign offices. this morning, police in arizona investigating bullet holes found in a democratic campaign office in tempe. the same office was shot at last week. no one was injured and no arrests have been made. vice president kamala harris is leaning into what's become a defining issue for her campaign. abortion, saying she wants to abolish the senate filibuster to restore reproductive rights. >> i've been very clear. i think we should eliminate the filibuster for roe and get us to the point where we have 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law. the protections for reproductive freedom. >> arizona senator kyrsten sinema, an independent posting to state the supremely obvious eliminating the filibuster to codify roe v wade, also enables a future congress to ban all abortions nationwide. and west virginia senator joe manchin, who left t

. >> asi que pasamos con nuestro jefe de meteorologia, carlos robles, que esta en perry. >> harry carlos amenaza a esta hora? >> bueno, a esta hora, nicole, buenas tardes para ti y a los amigos televidentes. >> es la lluvia que continua cayendo en las carolinas y de igual forma en el estado de tennessee y kentucky. >> ya la amenaza de subvientos ha ha disminuido. >> yo me encuentro en perry como cuestion de hecho, la localidad por donde el poderoso huracan helin hizo entrada. >> aqui si hemos visto dano estructural de estructuras como estas que son en debles casas algunas de ellas fueron derribadas, otras han sufrido danos por los fuertes vientos o que algun arbol ha caido sobre ellas. >> en nuestro recorrido desde tallahassee hacia perry, lo que vimos fue tendido electrico en el pavimento, gasolineras con sus techos levantados. >> de igual forma, las autoridades intentando ir a responder y ayudar a algunos residentes que habian perdido el techo o el tejado de sus residencias. >> pero realmente aqui es una localidad de escasez poblacional, no vive mucha gente, las estructuras si son en y

an inquest found the inspection contributed to mrs perry's suicide.ia is delighted one or two word grades are being scrapped. she had a really bruising inspection that left her very fragile and that word, "inadequate", just, she went over and over and over it. she kept repeating it, she wrote it down. and it was that feeling, notjust that she'd had the terrible shock and trauma of a completely unexpected bad ofsted, but that she was still anticipating the public humiliation that would come with that. have you had a chance to share the news with the rest of your family? yes, and they are delighted. ruth's daughters in particular werejust, you know, "well done". you know, it really, really shouldn't have been like this. it really should not take a bereaved family member to push for change and to push for change for such a long time. but yes, it's this... a relief, really, that no other head teacher will have to go through what ruth went through. so from today, overall inspection grades are scrapped, like good or inadequate. school inspection standards r

. >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington.orney general merrick garland defending the department of justice after facing accusations from former president trump. that story coming u it comes as attorney general merrick garland is defending his department after trump accused the doj of being weaponized against him. abc news reporter perry russom has new developments in the race for the white house. reporter today, attorney general merrick garland, defending the department of justice, the public servants of the department of justice do not bend to politics. >> garland says the doj will not allow the u.s. to become a country where law enforcement is treated as an apparatus of politics. it comes after former president trump accused the department of being weaponized against him during the debate on abc. >> it's called weaponization never happened in this country. they weaponized the justice department. >> garland speaking directly to doj employees. >> you deserve better. you deserve gratitude. >> both trump and vice president kama

. >> the question is, why was matthew perry doing ketamine? how did he get it? of the perfect storm. >> in september and october 2023, he was getting 6 to 8 shots of ketamine a day, five people, including two doctors, all arrested. >> matthew perry was a money stream for everybody involved. >> it is very odd to live in a world where if

abc's perry russom has details. perry good morning. >> andrea, good morning to you. a major shakeup in the critical battleground state of north carolina. the question is, will it affect former president trump and his chances of winning there? this morning, new fallout for the republican candidate for governor in north carolina. several top staffers and mark robinson's campaign have now quit after a cnn report claims robinson made racist and inflammatory comments on a site, including calling himself a black nazi and expressing support for reinstating slavery. abc news has not independently confirmed the report, and robinson denies making the comments. among his four staffers leaving, a senior adviser who helped robinson get elected lieutenant governor. >> and i'm thrilled to be back in this incredible state. >> former president trump in north carolina this weekend not mentioning robinson by name. trump previously endorsed him, describing robinson as martin luther king on steroids. trump also calling in to rallies in virginia and minnesota, where early voting is now un

abc's perry russom has the latest for us. perry. good morning. >> lionel, good morning to you. it appears vice president kamala harris is working to close the gap with trump on the issue of immigration. this morning, vice president kamala harris reportedly planning her first visit to the southern border since becoming the democratic nominee for president. the new york times reports harris will visit the border during a trip to arizona friday, after a new poll shows former president trump, now leading by five points in that state. the harris campaign deploying billboards to locations around the country mocking trump's refusal to accept another debate. >> this would really be late into the election. >> the billboards depicting trump in a chicken suit with the caption there's no debate, donald trump's a chicken, kamala. >> you are fired. you're fired. get out, get out! >> in pennsylvania last night, trump attacking harris's energy and manufacturing policies, promising to keep u.s. steel american owned. >> we have to make u.s. steel great again. >> earlier, speaking to farmers, tru

let's go to jesse kirsch in perry. it looks dry there, not good, but dry. >> reporter: i think this is just another reminder. we talk about hurricanes, the biggest concern is always the water compared to the wind. the wind is no joke either. we have damage inland. i'm going to have our producer come with me. the building, the windows are blown out. we're going to walk over. that is also something we're dealing with, power outages, and cell reception issues. there's shattered glass along the wall. a brick wall blown out. last year, blown out, replaced with siding, also blown out as well. one business in downtown perry, if we move over to the main road now, you'll see traffic moving. the walmart is open. had the lights on remarkable. that's good news. it's cool in there because it is sunny and hot out here. the damage aspect seems to be okay compared to what we could have been seeing. we took a direct hit from the eye wall. our team was out there briefly, and we were being moved by the winds ourselves, and made our way i

and midnight and it will be somewhere around tallahassee to perry, florida. the storm is going away from the tampa area. we have a 4 to 5 foot storm surge up and down the coast. we have a lot of water damage from that storm surge. thankfully it happened toward low tide. that helped. as the next high tide approaches these areas from cedar key northwards, we could get the 10 to 20 foot storm surge. let me give you a closer look at the eye of the storm. this intensified over the last 12 hours. the southern half has fallen apart a little bit, which is why i don't think it will intensify further, but the core is moving onshore. if there is a sliver of good news it is that this category 4 hurricane will make landfall in one of the lowest population centers on the gulf coast. the population density is very low. no beaches. a couple of fishing villages and hopefully everyone is gone from there because those areas will have that devastation. this storm is moving so fast that it is going to stay very strong much further inland than other storms. this is where we will g

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, will perry. the headlines — harry kane breaks yet another record at bayern munich, as they win 9—2 in the champions league. glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games. and working his way back to the top — anthonyjoshua a foot even in the premier league, playing in the premier league, winning something as a player, playing for the national team and so on? if you take the odds and the chances that it was for me to happen, 0.00 what percent? you know? and now i'm a coach. the question is do you just stop believing, do you stop believing in yourself because of what other people say, do you stop believing in what you can achieve, because, you know what, there is a very small chance. the mentality is to continue to go, and in the end if you fail, you fail, if you succeed, you succeed, but you become better every single time. that's so important, and the question is irrelevant, in terms of the direction of the fact that because online you can always find stuff, so i really

and here is the moment when the eyewall hit perry, florida. jesse kirsch was reporting live on the air. >> reporter: i can tell you that we have had intermittent moments of really powerful gusts. we're getting some right now, again. this is some of the -- i want to point out, i don't know if you can see it off in the distance, but there are cars out here, i can tell you, 45-mile-per-hour winds, not to be on the roads anymore. anyone out here, presumably, not a first responder and should not be out on the roads. the winds are really picking up right now. we have debris flying. we're going back inside. >> and jesse kirsch joins us now from perry. good morning. i'm glad to see you're doing well, the team is doing well. but, a lot of people have been affected very severely by this storm. what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: yeah, and jose, despite what you saw there, remarkably throughout this area in perry, florida, not that much damage, which is astounding when you look at the wind gusts we were dealing with overnight. this shop, howev

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