billie jean king national tennis center in flushing meadows, new york. ieat do you feel when you walk through the biean king national tennis center, does that... oh, yeah? does it feel natural, ever? >> no, it never feels natural. the one word that i always think about is responsibility. >> brown: responsibility? >> i just feel like, i'm one of the lucky ones, that i have a responsibility. i have the rponsibility to the plople in the sport, the p who try to make this world a btter place. wn: it's precisely that focus, in addition to her onilities on the court, that made king of the renowned, influential and beloved athletes of our time. between 1961 and 1979 she won 39 grand slam titles, and was ranked #1 in the world in womes tennis for six years. off the court, she campaigned for pay equity and ossues on behalf of women athletes, and later for gay rights. she received the presidential medal of freedom for her advocacy work from barack obama in 2009. her awareness of injustice, she says, started early. >> i had an epiphany when i was 12, that i was sitti

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billie jean king's words afterward. and tonight, martina navratilova weighing in, appearing to offer a different assessment. >>> good evening. it's great to start another week with all of you at home. it could be a tough week ahead for millions along the coast. four states declaring a state of emergency already tonight as the hurricane bears down on the east coast. late today, we learned winds are reaching up to 140 miles per hour already. a category four. millions bracing for impact. at this point, it looks like florence will slam into the carolinas thursday evening. there are a couple of things very worrying about the hurricane. it's still growing, and once it slams ashore, there's a good chance it will be held in place by another system, dropping several feet of rain. the first cat four in the region since 1954. rob marciano leads us off tonight. he's live in north carolina. what does the latest track show? >> reporter: it hasn't changed a whole lot. unfortunately, florence intensifying into a dangerous hurricane. th

billy jean. thanks for being with us. >> thanks a lot. >> i'm sure we all have our opinions on saturday's match. but billy jean kingaks with the experience and authority of one who has lived her life inside the arena, and so does my next guest john kerry, though in a very different arena. kerry played a central role in the most critical events in american history. from serving in vietnam to negotiating the iran nuclear deal. kerry's war service earned him three purple hearts, a bronze star and a silver star as a swift boat commander in vietnam. then he became the face of the anti-war movement for his emotional testimony on behalf of vietnam veterans against the war before the senate foreign relations committee. >> each day to facilitate the process by which the united states washes her hantds of vietnam, someone has to give up his life so that the united states does president han't hav something the entire world already knows. so that we cannot say that we've made a mistake. someone has to die so that president nixon won't be -- and these are his words -- the first president to lose a war. and we are asking america

. >> from the famous billie jean king when a woman is emotional, she's history takeral, penalized forndy roddick saying the worst refereeing i've ever seen. the worst. james blake, another male tennis star says i will admit i've said worse and not gotten penalized and djokovic, maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit, especially in a grand slam. how big is it to have all of those men, billie jean king aside, all of those male tennis stars speaking out in her sport? >> poppy, people are saying yes, but what an outburst and it looks bad. we are not saying it wasn't. you can have these two conflicting thoughts that it was terrible and yet this is an overwhelming statement in evidence out there that there is a double standard in tennis. serena is in the middle of something really big and really important. she didn't want to be there. we didn't expect she would be there but here we are. serena is leading the way with her lieutenants and her wonderful colleagues and cohorts, including people like billie jean king, chris everett, pat monroe. >> serena being told wha

billie jean king, thanking serena saying she was right for speaking her mind. martina navratilova saying, we can't measure ourselves by what we think we can get away with. officials are standing behind the ump's actions, but say they're looking into claims of gender bias in the sport. >> thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the deadly traffic stop, the driver pulling the gun on police. >>> also, the explosion. the house destroyed by the blast. more than a dozen homes evacuated. >>> also news coming in about olivia newton-john. a lot more news still ahead. stay tuned. my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start on keytruda so i did. with each scan things just got better. (avo) in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a longer life than chemotherapy. and it could be your first treatment. keytruda is for adults with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread... ...who test positive for pd-l1 and whose tumors do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. it's the immunotherapy with the

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in the past without facing any consequences opinion was divided on social media tennis legend billie jean king applauded williams for calling out a double standard in tennis and many agreed with her but richard defended ramos he said williams' shots of three well known rules and that each penalty was correct and in the first round of football's new a phoenicians league spain defeated england two one in a scrappy encounter london's wembley stadium marcus rushford opened the scoring for england in the seventh minute but so equalized to spain just two minutes later the guests then went ahead through rodrigo just past the hof mark mark it was enough to seal spain a two one win. the oscar winning director alfonzo koran's film roma has won the golden lion at the venice film festival the black and whites drama has been hailed as his most personal film and his best the netflix release beat twenty of the entries to claim the top award. the coveted golden lion in the hands of other funds. to direct and learn from hollywood blockbusters including gravity and children of man was on the tin venice for a ve

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in the past without facing any consequences opinion was divided on social media tennis legend billie jean king applauded williams for calling out a double standard in tennis she said many agreed with her but former pyrate should defended ramos he said williams shattered three well known rules and that each penalty was correct. and germany is nil nil draw against france in their opening match of the nations league was a step in the right direction that's after the debacle of the world cup this summer but your team lives players have plenty of work left to do to regain the credit that they lost in russia annexed task is a friendly against career on sunday and they'll need a much better result if they're going to have any chance the toll of playing their way back into the hearts of german fans. the reception at the team hotel was more than i could feel as if the world cup catastrophe had never even happened one thing has changed though germany's aloof internationals have at least started taking the time to sign autographs your beloved has made a change as well he's kicks the espressos his stateme

williams received support from another great in the women's game, billie jean king, who said "when aterical‘, and she is penalised for it. when a man does the same, he is ‘outspoken‘ and there are no repercussions." any former player who was watching that unfold will have had a little bit of sympathy. i don't think carlos ramos is sexist in anyway at all. he's known as a very, very strict umpire. in fact, he's never going to pander to any player, no matter what their reputation or status in the game. 0rganisers say that carlos ramos acted within the rules but inconsistencies in the officiating of the us open have been highlighted. when williams was punished for an court coaching, for on court coaching, the australian, nick kyrgios received a pep talk from the tournament umpire, mid—match. you can't have one rule for one, some players and some umpires don't adhere to it and allow players to get away with things. i think they've just got to be fair to the players. her conduct may not be what we've come to expect from the multiple grand slam champion but for williams, a reflection of he

prose tweet saying most of all perhaps billie jean king a tennis legend. is now an equal rights act. she said when a woman is emotional she's hysterical and she's penalized for it when a man does the same he's outspoken and there are no repercussions just appraises serena calling out what she says is a double standard and then victoria azarenka term says simply if it was a men's match this wouldn't happen like this it just wouldn't. have also been speaking out and they've said yeah we've seen them done without maybe getting penalized as we talk about the double standard when you think of the likes of. the john mcenroe back in the day you cannot be serious. how they used to break and were celebrated for it. and the second point sexism is already really had at the u.s. open alleys acorn a french player was wrongly given a penalty for taking off the top court of course you see male players do that all the time without penalty ok so a lot of support but of course all those ones happy about the out about indeed a lot of people saying look rules the rules you kn

billie jean king, everyone. take my word for it. and then, again, in terms of language, folks just look at history. john mcenroe, jimmy connors and as james blake supported out in serena williams, he has said worse and never been penalized so why, if that is -- if we are saying that everyone is bad, then there should be a uniform penalty for everyone in a game, a game penalty is an extraordinary penalty, especially at that moment at that match and i again would make the case, christi, the chair umpire literally took over the match. the number one job of any chair umpire or any referee is to let the players play and as so many have said, why not give serena just a warning saying, hey, cool it, i'm about to give you a game penalty if you say another word. that would have been the logical thing to do and again that is what is apparently all of the men have been saying has been done over and over again. so why do you single out this one person who happens to be a woman, happens to be african-american, therein lies the question. i raise

in this example i believe serena is correct and billy jean king is correct.nnis, it's backwards. everybody is coaching everybody all the time. this goes on day in and day out. they ought to change the rules, do away with it. it's a dumb rule and it's not followed. for this guy to sit up there and -- arthel: i've got a hard out, sorry. naomi osaka, first to win the u.s. open. we're back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. eric: see you in three hours. what a game. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. suffer from a heart attack.s it can happen anywhere, anytime. but during a suspected heart attack, immediately calling 911 and chewing bayer aspirin can help save a life. carry bayer aspirin. help save a life. who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at cust

are we seeing with this outcry, we have seen billie jean king, we have seen -- we have some of those tweets and put up that people can read. what will this mean moving forward and is there any post-match recourse for williams? >> well, there is not. the result is the result. you know, people were basically saying this was a double standard like we see billie jean king says when a woman is emotional she is characteristicized as hysterical and penalized for and when a man does this he is outspoken and no repercussions. that might be the biggest takeaway. other chair umpires will see what unfolded here and, you know, if this were to come about again in another situation, i think one would think have second thoughts about issuing a game penalty, especially in a grand slam final. that was the thing a lot of people were highlighting because, you know, maybe a first round match you could see something like this happen for a player but in a grand slam final to serena williams? i mean, it really made it seem like the chair umpire was just trying to, you know, make his authority felt out there

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it was unprecedented, in my experience, in billie jean king's experience, chris everett's experience,eteran announcers and players who watch this had match thought it was absolutely incredible. >> so unfortunate. >> a number of male players have come to her defense. >> djokovic after he won yesterday said it should never have gone that far, the winner of the men's competition. >> one of the heartbreaking things about it is for naomi osaka who was playing well. she might have won on her own. who knows what would have happened in that game that was taken away from serena, who knows? naomi was playing really, really well. so her victory, then, feels, you know, false for her. it feels hollow. >> yes. well, it marred the entire match. so, we will never know. serena williams has come back in the second set of more grand slam finals than anyone can count. she has a tendency to use her competitive rage as a spur to herself to get back into a match. that is what appeared to be happening when the chair umpire inserted himself into things, as he did. and so the problem is that it really robbed b

>> well, you know, i think billie jean king said it accurately. there's always been a double standard in terms of perception. i was hopeful that in the actual policing or penalizing of the sport that the umpires would do a good job of keeping it consistent. here i didn't really feel like there was that consistency at the u.s. open. the rule for changing the shirt on the court was ridiculous. for serena, in the finals of a grand slam, to have something that really -- she called him a liar and a thief, didn't cuss at him, didn't do anything, in my opinion, that was overly demonstrative to make it so heshds gihe should give her a game penalty. it was over the line. for everyone who says she needs to control her emotions or show restraint, yes, she should, but so should he. i feel like it's the same at the eb end of a basketball game or football game. you got to let the football players decide. you don't want the refs or umps to be the big story in a championship game. i feel like unfortunately this is the case. >> meaning that you think the umpire ma

in the billie jean king tennis center. we've gotten some things right.n some things right the right way in the name of progress, but we do have a long way to go. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts right now. >> very well said. no matter, i think, what you say, you have to be careful. listen, i'm not a woman, so i can't speak for it. this is my -- that's your opinion, right, and your analysis, and my analysis, my monday morning quarterbacking. look, i grew up in a family i'm the only boy, and for a while without a dad when my father died. so i know that women are treated -- you know, aren't always treated equally. but i just know that you've got to, you know -- sometimes it sucks, but you have got to put that face on. it is a double standard.

. >> reporter: billie jean king tweeted it when a woman is emotional, she is hysterical, and she is penalized for. when amanda the same thing, he is outspoken. >> that is the question! the question jerk! >> the hypocrisy of the umpire penalizing serena williams points out the antics of john mcenroe -- it shows sexism and a double standard. >> her shirt was on backwards. >> reporter: accusations of sexism earlier when a woman was handed a code violation for fixing her shirt that was on backwards. the ruling was reversed. yet now players were able to bear their barebodies -- their bodies on the court. naomi osaka he was brought to tears during the award ceremony when fans booed. whether it was on social media or on the courts, there was plenty of love for naomi osaka who fans say did not deserve the booze after her first thatÃthe booing after her first grand slam when. -- win. >> reporter: currently the fire is threatening over 2400 homes but no buildings have been damage. evacuations are in effect for rural communities west of knoxville road to the lake county line. snell valley road is closed

billie jean king is right, quote, women are taught to be perfect. we aren't perfect, of course! so we shouldn't be held to that standard. we have a voice. we have emotions. when we react adversely to a heated professional situation far too often, we're labeled hysterical. that must stop. she's right. why is a woman called out as hysterical, but a man is praised as outspoken? >> it is a double standard. speaking up. serena did it this weekend and she got penalized. but she says she spoke up for the next generation of female players. >> the fact that i have to go through this is just an example for the next person that has emotions and that want to express themselves. and they want to be a strong woman. and they're going to be allowed to do that, because of today. maybe it didn't work out for me, but it's going to work out for the next person. >> we must all use our voices. i am speaking to myself, as i say this. it is not always easy, but we must. and as a woman, i look at serena williams, who in the end, threw her arm around naomi, who had idolized for years, this tennis player,

there is support from billie jean king, who has used strong language about carlos ramos.e sydney morning herald and the washington post and she says it was an abuse of power at the workplace, something many women experience and therefore serena williams was right to stand up serena williams was right to stand up for herself. she's been allies for standing up by herself, she argues. how does this situation defuse, there was a fine but no sign of any apology, do you think one will be forthcoming?” of any apology, do you think one will be forthcoming? i don't think there will be an apology from serena williams because she feels what she said very strongly. she was warned for coaching, coaching did take place, but it wasn't at her request. head coach made the signals in the box and quite probably serena williams didn't even see them. it is clearly a breach of the rules and she feels her character is being attacked. and the pressure of the situation annabel croft is referring to, here she is on home cholo daily— macro to, here she is on home cholo daily—macro soil, to, here sh

let's not forget where this happened -- in the billie jean king tennis center.e gotten some things right the right way in the name of progress, but we do have a long way to go. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts right now. >> very well said. no matter, i think, what you say, you have to be careful. listen, i'm not a woman, so i can't speak for it. this is my -- that's your

. >> billie jean king says players are treated unfairly when they show emotions.n a man does it, he is simply outspoken. the $17,000 fine will be deducted from her runner-up winnings. >> the women's u.s. tennis association is also standing behind williams. others have insisted that serena was out of line. mary carrillo says that williams occasionally acts like a bully. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> tomorrow will be sunnier but cooler. that is exactly what is going to happen. we will have cloud cover in the morning, but we will not be as warm tomorrow by up to 10 degrees. that said, it is a mild night. concord at 70 and san jose 63. with clear skies we lose heat overnight. napa down to 48. fremont 52 in the morning. air quality is good to moderate tomorrow. there is likely there will be some haze in the north bay. there is a fall like low pressure in the area. low pressure typically gets bounced by this ridge to our south and head east. this one will not because the ridge is gone. it is sliding down into our direction. we hit the 90s today inland and we are going to

. >> billie jean king said that female players are treated unfairly when they show emotion. when a man does the same, he is outspoken and there are no repercussions. there support will not save williams from a $17,000 fine that will be deducted from her runner-up winnings. >>> the u.s. williams -- women's tennis association is standing by williams, but 18 time grand slam tennis champion martina never turned -- martina navratilova wrote a port, sayit out time. come try my teriyaki bowls. now available with steak or chicken, covered in our teriyaki sauce, plus steamed veggies and your choice of white or brown rice. i've got the bowls to serve something different! (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. julia roberts stars in a new t-v series, and >>> welcome back, we will see highs today running 3 to 5 degrees cooler than normal for this time of year. for the south bay, 84 in morgan hill. 78 in san jose for a high. 74 for you in mountain view. for the inland locations, after the low 90s in some spots yesterday, we're talking mid- 80s this afternoon. 83 in antioch. we're looking u

williams received support from billie jean king sexist remark.ing who said, when a woman is emotional she is hysterical and she is penalised for it. when a man does the same he is outspoken and there are no repercussions. i do not think carlos ramos is sexist, he is known as a very strict umpire. he will never pander to any player, no matter what their status in the game. organisers said carlos ramos acted within the rules, but inconsistencies in the officiating at the us open have been highlighted. where williams was punished for encore coaching, the australian nick kyrgios received a p9p australian nick kyrgios received a pep talk from the umpire. it raises questions over how male and female players are treated. events in new york overshadowed what should have been the proudest moment in naming osaka's career. been the proudest moment in naming osa ka's career. the been the proudest moment in naming osaka's career. the rule book may be followed, how fairly it is being applied may be open to debate. the men's final is going on now where novak dj

. >> reporter: on twitter tennis legend billie jean king said female players are treated unfairly when they show emotion. when a man does the same, he's outspoken and there are no repercussions. former tennis star james blake noted williams did not threaten or occur at ramos. >> i've definitely done worse. i've seen others do much worse and not get penalized. i think there just needs to be consistency. >> reporter: ramos is considered one of the most experienced match officials and has penalized male players. >> he's never took a game from a man because they said thief. for me it blows my mind. >> reporter: docking a player a game during a grand slam final is virtually unheard of. the u.s. tennis association would not make the umpire available for interviews but indicated that he did nothing wrong. williams' $17,000 fine will be deducted from her runner-up prize of $1.8 million. dana jacobson, cbs news, new york. >>> a mississippi homecoming queen is making the rounds on the internet after ditching her crown for a football helmet. team. saturday night - the senior was crowned homecomin

tennis legend billie jean king thanking williams tweetin when a woman is emotional she's hisity,al andlized for it. when a man does the same, he's outspoken and there's no repercussions. >> that is not right. >> reporter: the u.s. tennis aiate today fined her $17,000 for a coaching violation, racket abuse and verbal abuse. for osaka a victory is a victory. is this the wayou wanted to win? >> not necessarily the way that i dreamt of winning, but in m dreams i always won in the end. >> reporter: a win that no controversy can tarnish. matt bradley, nbc news. new york. >> and we should know that naomi osaka will be here nbc tomorrow morning on "today." don't miss savannah's and hoda's exclusive interview. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your ha

billie jean king out you can't pick and choose the rules. he us open final. not at all critical of serena williams, backed up her suggestion that she had been the victim of gender bias. well, she has for the first time criticised williams at least for her behaviour on court. she said there is no question serena was out of line. she is still very critical of the umpire. she feels that he should have said to williams, nobody is questioning your character here. and if he had done that rather than aggravating the situation, things would have been sorted out much quicker. the world and olympic cycling gold medalist kristina vogel has spoken publically for the first time since she was paralysed in a training crash earlier this year. an 11—time orld champion, the german suffered serious spinal and chest injuries in the accident, but now says she wants to give something back to her sport. translation: i tried to adapt myself, i compare myself to a little baby who has had to learn step—by—step how to get seated to walk and move around. it took quite s

howie: a tweet from billy jean king. when a woman is emotional she is hysterical. but when a man is emotional he's outspoken. susan: that's not true. he was ejected from games. howie: the coach gave a signal from the stands that it's illegal. serena said she didn't see it. breaking the racket, he could have let that go. when she'd called him a -- when she called him a thief, she didn't curse, but that's when he called it a game and he made it more about him than the players on the court. susan: the whole ending was so emotional. it was just a disappointment for everybody. so everybody can point fingers at the ref. but the players are responsible for their own behavior. good sportsmanship on the court. talk about the problem after you get off the court. that's something every player grams with. howie: this was unfair to naomi osaka. she was in tears. he ruined her moment, and he ruined serena's attempted comeback. last year she almost died from complications in childbirth. so do we agree on that point? sara susan: we agree on that point. a player was penalized for c

and there's been lots of reaction on social media of the former world number one billie jean king took to twitter to defend serena saying when a woman is emotional she's hysterical and she's penalized for it when a man does the same he's outspoken and there are no repercussions thank you at serena williams for calling out the stubble standard more voices are needed to do the saying. and the reminder of the headlines on al-jazeera syria's government has resumed its heavy bombardment of rebel positions in italy province observer groups say helicopters dropped more than sixty barrel bombs on the village of abate in glebe south russian jets reportedly carried out more than ten strikes in neighboring hama province it follows a day of heavy bombardment on saturday is syria's government paves the way for a possible ground offensive in italy. is a lot of displaced people people are very afraid today is drugs have been going on nonstop since this morning every minute one even three helicopters fly over more than eighty people have been killed in renewed fighting in yemen sports city over data h

billie jean king says when a woman is upset she's hysterical and when a man is upset he's outspoken.ng out this double standard. >> i see a pink filling central park on the fight against breast cancer. the susan g coleman race for the cure made its way through the city. it was a rainy start. that did not stop anyone. we had a fox news team out the there. >> welcome to the cullman greater new york city race for the cure. on sunday, more than 10000 runners and walkers from the new york area came to support breast cancer survivors and their families and those in treatment. one in eight women will get a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. every year they ask people. >> it go team jared. >> the fox team represented by some of the network. >> i have people in my own life who have had scary incidents. >> jerry. >> this is an awesome cause. >> jerry willis has been an inspiration. she has pushed and pushed. we are supporting her in the great because she represents. >> those impacted include men, 151st responders for downtown during 9/11 have been diagnosed with breast cancer. on sunda

many of the tennis stars including billie jean king, andy roddick, are supporting serena saying there is a double standard. roddick. he's done a lot worse and nev been penalized so harshly. >>> they heard screeching in the walls and creatures dangling from the siding. this is what that when a found out their home was infested with bats.>> hurricane florence moving closer to the east coast as w e >> a fredericksburg woman said it sounded like her walls were alive. scratching, growling all night long. she oon learned she hadthis. a major infestation of bats. only on news4, we explain what you need to look out for so you can y avoid sharingr home with this winged mammal colony. >> reporter: if you're like me, this story makes you cringe a bit. before we show you the video up close, let medu int you to kristin. she and her husband and yng son moved to fredericksburg closer to her mom. they bought a house, got settled and readyo welcome baby number two. >>e i g birth june 4th and the bats arrived the week that i brought my baby home. >> reporter: they were not the only ones welcoming new b

one of the most decorated in the game, billie jean king, all of them said what this judge did was completely out of bounds. >> reporter: yeah. it was a lot of people calling. we saw james blake and andy roddick, two former american players saying i he that muc worse and i never had that. john mceoe got thrown out of the australian open. was soad and had so many tantrums. serena, that's what she was feeling. she's had problems at the u.s. open before with line judges and referees and umpires and she said it felt like it was happening all over again. if i'm speaking sharply to an umpire like that, that's nothing to have like what she's heard. so itade people take look at what we expect out of fale versus male players. especially in the heat of the moment. >> kudos to osaka. congratulations to her. she did holderself up very well in a really tough situation. >> we've got that on the app there. >>> we arene tracking hurri florence and the latest on the storm and the possible impact on us. >> it is a matter of how bad the storm will be in our area. >> absolutely. and it is going to move onshore.

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. >> reporter: tennis legend billie jean king shoher support.he tweeted when a woman is emotional she's his tier cal an penalized for it. . many many have said they have said much worse and did not get penalized. many people are agreeing with serena this is definitely a double standard. >> has there been think talk about what might happen to the umpire? >> officials have said -- that's the thing. if you went by the rule book, carlos ramos did nothing wrong. he gave her the warning. he smashed her rang r racket. she did berate him multiple times. by the rules he's allowed to give her that game penalty. according to the rule book, he didn't do anything wrong. that being said, he could have used some discretion and not given her that game penalty there. it's like if lebron is in the nba finals you're not going to give him a technical foul at the end. they always show discretion. that's where ramos went wrong in many people's minds here. >> thank you. >>> cnn learning cbs chief will step down following an internal corporate battle as more and more w

. >> billie jean king, and andy roddick defendin defending her a williams, but martina 1/ navratilova. and sportscaster say that serena williams acted badly at the u.s. open. we have both sides of the story, thank you for joining us, thank you for watching, money, politics, debate behind today's headlines, i am eli elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. >> to your money, dow closed slightly down, s&p and nasdaq snapped a 4 day losing streak, ending day higher, tech shares rebound, more on your money. but barack obama is back. campaigning again this time in california over the weekend. he is heading to ohio this week. former president has been calling out current president, and taking credit for the blooming economy. today's stellar 4% growth are clearly the result of tax cuts and deregulations that is what the economists and republicans say. with je generational lows for unemployment. whose record is that? here is president obama. >> for those folks to lost their job right now because a plant went to mexico, some of those jobs of the past are not coming back. he is

i'm going to start with tweets by billie jean king. several things went wrong during the u.s.t should be allowed in tennis. it isn't and as a result the player was penalized and did shouldn't. the moment a woman is hysterical and she's penalized. the moment a man does the same he's out spospoken and there ar r reper cusions. i want to get your reaction to the code violations and what happened. >> make no mistake about it, this will happen again. women showing emotion on the workplace is frowned upon, particularly if you're a woman of color. she's always had to be conscious she can't be overly emotional on the court or come across as an angry bl angry black woman. she's also had her body policed because she's been drug tested more than her peers and she recently was told she can't wear a cat suit, a cat suit she wears for medical reasons because she has a history of blood clots, a history that almost killed her when she was giving birth to her today. she's had her body policed, her wardrobe police and now her emotions policed. and even though she's under this level of stress an

christine, tennis legend billie jean king who championed gender equality writes in the "washington post." women are taught to be perfect. we aren't perfect. of course and we shouldn't be held to that standard. we have a voice. we have emotions. when we react adversely to a heated professional situation far too often we are labelled hysterical. that must stop. on the other hand another tennis legend writes in the "new york times" that serena got part of it wrong. i don't believe it is a good idea to apply a standard that if men can get away with it women should be able to, too. rather, i think the question we have to ask ourselves is this. what is the right way to behave to honor our sport and to respect our opponents? we have two tennis icons there. voicing two opinions. >> i think i agree with both at least to some degree. when i say that i mean this. you can believe that serena misbehaved and crossed a line and went too far. you can definitely believe that. you can also believe that there is a double standard, that serena was held to a different standard than the many men in tennis wh

the events drew criticism from billie jean king a pioneer in women's rights in sports who in an op-edthe "washington post" highlights a double standard faced by williams and writes that osaka's stellar play was overshadowed by an archaic tennis rule that eventually led to an abuse of power. joining us now msnbc nbc contributor mike lupica. wow. >> mike, listen, so we've heard from billie jean king, we heard from chris everett yesterday, we heard from none other than the racquet -- every tennis racquet's worst nightmare john mcenroe and they all seem to say a couple of the same things, one, osaka outplayed her. >> big time. >> she was easily the best player on the court that day. two, serena violated the rules. she clearly violated the rules for which she was penalized, but, three, that the chair ump completely misplayed the situation and overreacted. what do you think? >> joe, i have celebrated serena's journey and venus' journey for 20 years since they first came out on the stage. i was watching serena and writing about her at wimbledon this year. it's a great american story, but she

and the great billy jean king saying when women have this kind of conversation or get angry, they areterical. when men do it, they are outspoken. it is time for the tennis world to really look at the issues in my humble opinion. >> yes, and just wipe the hysterical word off the map period. will you answer my next question, which is going to be about kris evert making that point afterward. when the audience boo'd during the presentation, my son couldn't tell what was going on because of the epic booing, she asked them to stop because the champion was shakened by the whole thing. serena is a class act, but how do you define this for her and perhaps the pressure is greater on her long comeback after becoming a mom? >> well, there's no doubt about that. and what a story this has been. i think she was feeling the pressure and emotion of it. again, several have said, everyone coaches. every one of the coaches is coaching the players. so it's time to -- why penalize serena and not everyone else? that's a good point. serena has a good point. what she did, how quickly she was able to pivot. an

it is now free in all 50 states >> billy jean king will join the ownership group of the l.a. dodgers. >> she and her partner will serve serve. king blaze aid trail for equal rights. she drew up as a dodgers fan in southern california. her brother pitched for the giants. >> how can you possibly be a dodgers fan? >> well, that's a good question alone. when your brother is a pitcher for the giants? well, that's where she grew up. >> eventually you change allegiance to the giants. >> you would think her brother would be more important than the dodgers. >> maybe just on days he pitches. >> there you go. >> once he's out of the game, go dodgers! >> i don't like hearing that. they will maybe make the playoffs. >> that was hard for me to say. that came out of my mouth. it was tough. >> you handled it. >> i'm going to take over from here. you're never more than seven minutes away. we're bumping up against the clock. in san jose, upper 50s to low 60s. sunny and warm around the bay and inland. the coast, you're going to get clouds this afternoon and cooler weather. more clouds and a lit

arthur ashe and billie jean king and the reason was because like my parents, they were the examples oft matter if you're a professional athlete or a journalist, it doesn't define you, it gives you a wonderful platform to be of service to others. >> so true and it is what you do with that platform, of course, that matters. bob iger, disney's chairman and ceo was there and received the award and spoke about using leadership to create change and he said, it shouldn't be something that's discussed. it's something that must be mandated and representation matters because of people seeing you, young people particularly here, they realize they can do it too so thank you. that award is so well deserved. >> i appreciate that, cecilia. as you know to be honored alongside bob iger and, you know, back in the '80s when i was working in local tv my mom lapped to be at a wedding and bob iger was a rising executive. >> doing sports. >> and momma got his business card and sent it to me. i couldn't help but think of mom last night looking down and seeing tha anyw very, very special and bob iger and disne