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

plus, the fact that she called carlos ramos a thief and a liar, thatis carlos ramos a thief and a liarined for that. she got the code violation and was deducted. however, it's the coaching at the beginning that set her off, and one has to question, would ramos have done this in the men's final? salamander, if it is this coaching violation that seems to be the question of subjectivity and opens carlos ra m 05 question of subjectivity and opens carlos ramos up to allegations that maybe he was being sexist because other players were getting coaching violations as well and he shouldn't have doctor for that one, violations as well and he shouldn't have doctorfor that one, how violations as well and he shouldn't have doctor for that one, how does tennis now move forward and make sure tennis now move forward and make sure this doesn't happen again?m isa sure this doesn't happen again?m is a good point. at the us open this year, the introduced that coaching was allowed in the qualifying. i believe they are talking about allowing coaching, because it happens anyway. yes, it is not allowed, i ha

i don't think carlos ramos is sexist in anyway at all. he's known as a very, very strict umpire. 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 her frustration in her fight for fairness. john watson, bbc news. mo farah has won the great north run for a record—breaking fifth time. he's won every year since 2014 and this time set a new course record as well. the briton led from the front and only missed out on his personal best by four seconds. the win sets him up for an attempt at

i do not think carlos ramos is sexist, he is known as a very strict umpire.er 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 djokovic has taken the first set againstjuan martin del potro. highlights of wales' second uefa nations—league match are on bbc one in wales after the news, so avert your attention if you don't want to know the result now. manager ryan giggs called his side a "work in progress" af

incensed at accusations of foul play, she directed her anger at g umpire carlos ramos, sayou will never ever be at another court of mine." she then called him a thief and said she had stolen a point from her. that prompted him to escalate the penalty by arding an entire game to the eventual winner, naomi osaka. thaftematch, williams claimed she was fighting for a greater cause thaner own. serena: i have seen other men call other umpires several things, and i am here fightingr men's rights and women's equality and for all kinds of stuff. for me to say "thief," and take a tme, it seemed like a sex remark. has been backed by the head of the women's tennis association. "the wta believe there should be no difference in the standards provided and emotions expressed and it is women, committed to working to the sport to ensure that all players e eated the same." the statement has added fuel to the fire. novak djokovic, fresh from his own victory in the me's tournament last night, disagrees over questions of umpire fairness between the genders. novak: i don't see ings as mr. simon does, i really

an so to look at this when the same umpire, carlos ramos, has declined to make the same penalty agnst people like novak djokovic, rafa nadal, andy murray, it seems pretty clear that serena williams is held to a higher standard than other people, yes. laura: but how much responsibility does she herself bear what happened because of her own behavior?me n: you know, she would certainly say it was not her proudest moment. a she incredibly competitive person, and she does have ain history of lher temper when she is losing a match and when she feels like the calls are unfair against her. so, sure, i think she would certainly admit that she bears some responsibility. she also took on almost all of the responsibility for cleaning the mess up, when everybody was booing. the scene of her first putting her arm around nao osaka, who won a wonderful match, she looked amazing -- and then taking the microphone and saying to the c to boo, you are going to let osaka have this moment, it is so important for her." for her to take on that emotional labor and to be put in haat position i think is a burden

if the wta goes back and reviews it and feels that carlos ramos didn't do the right thing, then there should be an accountability, whether he's demoted from being a gold medal standard umpire or if he's just taken off of a few big matches, whatever the case may be. i do feel like there should be some accountability. if they feel like he let the moment get to him, then okay, take him off. >> what else needs to change here? you mentioned the issue with the shirt. then we see djokovic sitting for minutes on ends without a shirt while his opponent is changing his shirt. the calls from the umpires. what needs to change in tennis overall? can this double standard go away? >> well, as i said, i always feel like the perception was there. that, i hope, is changing. but the way the sport is refereed, that absolutely needs to be consistent. it can't be that if an umpire feels like they're been shown up by a female as opposed to being shown up by a male, if there's going to be different repercussions. that's somewhere i don't know if the ipf or the wita need to get together and start making a muc

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incensed at accusations of foul play, she directed her anger at umpire carlos ramos, saying, you willer be in another court of mine. she then called him a thief and said he had stolen a point from her. that prompted him to escalate the penalty by awarding an entire game to the eventual winner. after the match, williams claimed she was fighting for a greater cause than simply her own. jenny wilson wondered... if you have been hooked by bbc one's sunday night series bodyguard, and millions have, then amid the occasionally fanciful plotlines, you will have come across some surprisingly familiar faces and voices. take this scene from the first episode featuring a fictional home secretary, played by keeley hawes, and the real—life andrew marr. home secretary, just how anxious should we be about this terrorist threat? is there another one around the corner? we are a target. we can't be complacent. i am committed to supporting our security services by giving them greater powers to confront greater threats. the government is intent on forcing through a beefed up regulation of investigatory po

open final three in a williams has called out carlos ramos his decision to dump her a game as a sexist remark williams said male athletes have gotten away with similar outbursts in the past without facing any consequences opinion was divided on social media as tennis legend billie jean king applauded williams for calling out a double standard in tennis and many agreed with her but former employer richard ngs defended ramos he said williams shafts of three well known roles and that each penalty was correct. in the first round of football's new a for nation league spain defeated and one to one in a scrappy encounter at london's wembley stadium marcos rushford opened the scoring for england in the eleventh minute but equalized for spain just two minutes later spain then pulled ahead thanks to a goal by rodrigo just past the half hour mark that was enough to seal spain a two one win. now oscar winning director alfonso film roma has won the golden lion at the venice film festival the black and white drama has been hailed as his most personal film and his best the netflix release beat twenty

open final serena williams has called out carlos ramos his decision to dock her again as a sexist remark williams said male athletes had gotten away with similar outbursts in the past and faced no 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 former pirate richard ins however well he defended ramos saying williams shot it three well there are rules and that each penalty was correct. oscar winning director alfonso caught on film rome as won the golden lion at the venice film festival the black and white drama has been hailed as his most personal film and his best the netflix release beat twenty other entries to claim the top award. the coveted golden lion in the hands of other funds oku are on the director known for hollywood blockbusters including gravity and children of man was honored in venice for a very different kind of film in roma which critics have called a triumph and a vision of as a glimpse of his childhood in one nine hundred seventy s. mexico but instead

umpire carlos ramos, the man at the centre of the controversial us open women's final involving serenaia's marin cilic during a tense davis cup semi—final against the united states on sunday. ramos issued three successive code violations against williams in the us open final which lead serena to argue she was being treated differently to male players. on sunday, ramos issued a code violation warning to cilic after he threw his racket to the ground. it was the first violation of the match so there were no points deducted. no words were exchanged between cilic and the umpire. there was plenty for cilic to be frustrated about in that match as american sam querry, who was drafted in as a substitute, fought back bravely from a set down against the australian 0pen champion and saved five straight set points in the second set tie break to win 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-a. that levelled things at 2—2 and meant the final contest between borna coric and america's france's tiafoe was the all important decider, which coric ultimately came through in five sets to win, ensuring crotia will play france in the

open final serina williams has called out carlos ramos as decision to dump her game as a sexist remark williams said male athletes have gotten away with some of the outbursts 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

if you went by the rule book, carlos ramos did nothing wrong. he gave her the warning.e 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 women come forward to accuse him of harassment. where do we stand at this hour in. >> this is a stunning down fall in. >> this is a stunning down fall >> this is a stunning down fall >> this is a stunning down fall. >> this is a stunning down fa . >> this is a stunning down fall. six weeks ago the first story about alleged harassment, abuse included accounts from six women. that's one of the first dominos here. earlier today

they are not reversing any of the decisions made by the umpire, carlos ramos. all that being said, serena took home a check for $1.85 million. a $17,000 fine in the grand scheme of things doesn't mean much, but -- >> it's not the money, it's the double standard that some are citing. you said male players said i said worse and no fine. unresolved potentially. thank you so much, andy. president trump will answer questions in a defamation suit brought by a former apprentice contestant, but not face-to-face with his accuser or her lawyers. we will explain, next. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ my ci can worry about it,ine. or do something about it. garlique® helps maintain healthy cholesterol naturally. and it's odor free. and pharmacist recommended. garlique.® >>> les moonves is stepping down as the head of cbs as part of a corporate settlement fight for control of the network and foll

about the out tell us about this because people are saying rules the rules and actually the umpire carlos ramoscorrectly applied the rules in each case the u.s. tennis association has backed him up on the former richard he wrote in the column that serino should be apologizing to the umpire not the other way round he also said she shattered three well known well documented and well understood rules each penalty was correct and i think the one that's causing the most contention is this coaching penalty because usually it's allowed in women's tournament grand slams are a bit different and you're not allowed to do it serena tonight she did but then in an interview after the game our coach said well actually yeah i was doing signals that everyone does it and i think this is the problem it's the inconsistency the rule really needs to be looked at other people saying well maybe i should have no warning before ducking the game or a very sad end to a grand slam tournament thank you so much. right as i look at some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of russians have joine

the atmosphere inside the arena turned when umpire carlos ramos docked serena williams a game after she'd on the ellen degeres show in the united states the 20—year—old said she tried to block the unfolding events out. when you're a little your told to just turn around and try to focus so i try to do that but i heard a lot of people in the cloud making noises andi of people in the cloud making noises and i really wanted to turn around. at the time i did think they were billing me. oh, no. i couldn't tell what was going on because it was so loud in there. so is a little bit stressful. receiving the trophy, there was a lot of booing in the cloud. in this arena leaned over and said something to you. what did she say to you? as she was proud of me. and that i should know that the cloud was not booing eight me. speaking on the ellen degenerates show following the events on saturday which someone overshadow what should have been the proudest moment of her career. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be brin

the international tennis federation said carlos ramos had acted "at all times with professionalism andhing meadows for that final. she thinks that williams handled the situation very badly. the pressure on her in that match was so the pressure on her in that match was so astronomical because it she is trying to tie this record with margaret court, the overall record in the women's game, so is hejust went into meltdown. when she was up againstan went into meltdown. when she was up against an opponent who was beating her quite significantly and it was a shame because she was beginning to get herself into the match and this situation happened and she went into freefall, but i have to say i think the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse of not paying by the raw book? we would be attacking him if he hadn't —— the rule back. i'm astounded that he has been thrown under the bus. this is not a sexism i’ow. under the bus. this is not a sexism row. it is a great thing for kids to get into in terms of sport because it teaches you about humility and how to cope with difficult situations and

the international tennis federation have defended umpire carlos ramos over his decision to penalise serenas us open final. the 23—time grand slam champion was warned for being coached from the stands, docked a point and then a game during her defeat to naomi 0saka at flushing meadows. journalist stephanie myles, who was at the match, says the row has polarised opinions. if you were a serena fan before this, then you'rejust if you were a serena fan before this, then you're just defending her to the end. clearly all the alphabet soup of organisations in tennis are doing this to the detriment of her opponent, and throwing the umpire under the bus and everything. it's sad...i under the bus and everything. it's sad... i don't know how productive that is. but if you did not like serena before, and if you remember the incident in 2009 at the us open, which was worse than this one, then it justifies everything which was worse than this one, then itjustifies everything you think you know about her and you just go in the opposite direction. she's a lwa ys in the opposite direction. she's always been

carlos ramos is known for keeping the rules straight.ou've got to use your common sense here and back off when the times were getting bad. >> laura: and anthony, i'll go to you. you are a sports agent, you handle high-profile players. margaret court, record holder in tennis grand slams, grand dame of the sport, quoted saying, the rules are the rules and she doesn't like it when players try to pretend they are bigger than the game. your reaction? >> yeah, i think that serena was having a really tough day, she was more upset with the -- a little more upset what was going on against osaka, as opposed to what the refs were saying to her. however, this has been a tough year, getting random tests, random drug tests she felt were unfair coming off of her new child. remember, this hasn't been the sport that hasn't been so welcoming to her and her sister. when it came out, two black girls from compton, whole new look, they took the sport by storm. she felt this over the 20-year plus career. >> laura: she's a global super star. a global super star

and the fact we're going to remember carlos ramos' name is history.e there. she didn't threaten him or anything. she really just wanted on apology and she took issue with the idea of the implication she was cheating. everyone kind of does this, so the idea that that was the first penalty really set her off and she was understandably upset about it. >> billy jean king, she put out a couple tweets defending serena against what has happened so far. she said several things went wrong. coaching on every point should be allowed in tennis. it isn't, and as a result a player was penalized. when a woman is emotional, she's hysterical. when a man does the same, he's outspoken and there are no repercussions. tyler, what do you think? >> we can take ate step further. it would be a combination of race and gender to show the bias. specifically here not only just the fact there's a difference between the man and woman dynamic, but it's a black woman, her experience and what she's going through is being policed. serena williams is the greatest player that ever lived.

the international tennis federation have come out in support of carlos ramos saying he was within hisay that he did and hand down the punishment that he did and that was backed up by the fact that usta fined serena williams as well. but looking further ahead, now the question is what will happen next the australian open is the next grand slam but won't take place until january. to be honest, they've been asking for clarification as well one thing that serena williams was caught supposedly doing, even though she said that she was predominant of it was being coached from the stands. and i just want to bring in the fact that some events on the wta tour, they're allowed to have coaching, but some they're not the australian open officials, they want to know what's the deal >> the sport has to really get itself sorted out on what it does with coaching and just to be clear, are we going to have coaching, we're not going to have coaching, and what will it look like? you're talking to a coach here, i have a specific view on it the view would generally be there has to be a certain element that

. >> meanwhile, chair umpire carlos ramos says he stands by his decision to penalize williams a pointramos also believes he treats all players fairly. >>> for all you runners who want to feel good about shaving a few seconds off your marathon time, don't run next to this guy. >> this kenyan has a new world record for the distance. he ran it yesterday in berlin in two hours, one minute and 39 seconds. that time smashed the old world mark by one minute and 18 seconds. >> so the olympic champ is also the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. more remarkably, his average mile was under four minutes and 39 seconds. that's insane. >> it's probably like a scooter. a small scooter. >> it's about 13 miles an hour. that's incredible. wow. all right. >>> coming up, what paul mccartney just did that he hasn't done in 36 years. >> the long and winding road to the former beatles new found success. details in "the skinny." >>> but first, we're learning new details about that deadly shark attack off cape cod. you're watching "world news now." now." deadly shark attack off cape cod. you'r

nonetheless carlos ramos the employer in question is no for his tough approach and not just towards women at this year's wimbledon quota finally want a male player for throwing his racket to the ground it twenty sixteen the penalized on the murray for his remark of stupid umpiring with his rights advocate and resurface and social commentator anthony bryan logan join this they discussed the for the from the williams incident. things he acted the way he did because he was first day to day she was losing a mate and people don't really realize a she already played a omeo soccer earlier in the year i think it was in march down in florida and she lost badly in his will so it's a sports you get first ration issue reacted in an emotional way that the good news a missed of late they i think they came afterwards to john do some damage control of a rope defect a she lost so i said now that's what it is why you have is the greatest tennis player of all time this was not about her being frustrated at with losing a game this was about a woman that they would tend to to literally box her in at every lev

the context is important as far as carlos ramos as an umpire.mpire s match. he also wants his court to be his court. he's a very by the letter guideline follower. he enforces them very sfrikttri. i think the market smash and coaching were deserved. we can see patrick admitted to coaching after the match. the racket smash was black and white. those were a warning and penalty. when -- as wendy said, when the game penalty came, i have never in my tennis watching life seen a situation where an umpire felt comfortable assessing a game penalty in a grand slam final match ever. that's just not something that would be done. >> i know a lot of people are calling for an apology from u.s. open and french open for the ban of the cat woman. it seems like serena williams is being targeted for her behavior and style in playing this sport. >> absolutely. i feel like she has a target on her back. she is out of men and women the most person who has been drug tested. so let's put that out there. >> very valid argument, no doubt about. that thank you. whitney and w

there's a lot of conversation about carlos ramos being a stickler for the rules.he issue isn't whether he's a stickler for the rules but whether he's a stickler in the same way for women. >> right. let's listen foremore to serena williams demanding an apology. >> i didn't get coaching. i didn't get coaching. you need to make an announcement i didn't get coaching. i don't cheat. i didn't get coaching. how could you say that? you need to -- you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. i have a daughter and i stand for what's right with her. i have never cheated her. >> that comment, i have a daughter, and it shows you how quickly people change when you become a parent, your place in society, your desire to show a moral face to your child, i'm not a cheater and i would never want my daughter to see this or hear about this and think maybe mommy cheated. as soon as you have children, you cross that threshold and want to start being a better person and create a better world for them. that jumped out at me. she's allowed alexis to be so much a part of her publ

people are pointing fingers at carlos ramos.aying he should have gave her a soft warning. you do that at the beginning of the match, not the thick of the match. i was calling a match for a former u.s. open champion when the second violation happened. she cracked her racket. she said, the next time she will lose a game. if you follow tennis, you know those rules. that's exactly what happened. the place went nuts. the kid, osaka, i feel nothing but sour for her. the words tears of joy. i love billy jean. she is my hero, my mentor, my great friend. a lot of theeds people who are weighing in saying double standard, this is not the hill you die on. >> what about the moment when the two women were standing next to each other and the crowd was booing and serena put her arm around naomi and said please top booing. >> she created that environment. >> but in that moment. at the end, think about what that was for those two women in sport, extraordinary. >> i do think, i take issue with the word bully a little bit, particularly because sere

umpire carlos ramos then docked her a game. it put her opponent up 5-3 in the second set.grand slam title 2-6-4-6. there were tears, yelling, and at the end during the trophy ceremony, perhaps one of the most awkward, the crowd at the u.s. open boos unhappy with the umpiring at the opponent while she's there winning her first grand slam title. serena urging the crowd to stop booing. >> i don't want to be rude, and i don't want to interrupt. i don't want to do questions. i just want to tell you guys she played well and this is her first grand slam. we'll get through it. but let's give everyone the credit where credit's due and let's not boo anymore. we're going to get through this. >> fans of serena williams are giving her credit for how she handled that at the end. she also went on to say when she was talking to the umpire, she said look men say far worst things and don't get docked points. that was also part of the controversy. let's talk about the winner for a second, 20 years old, grew up idolizing williams, now she becomes the first japanese player to win a title. she

she was up, when serena hit it s from chair umpire carlos ramos, including a game penalty that put osaka up 5-3. osaka serves it out, she wins 6-2, 6-4. that's the sports story this saturday. more news after the break. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. for decades. but the old eastern span of the bay bridge, is now gone. >>> it has connected the bay area for decades but the old eastern span of the bay bridge is now gone. there it goes. cal trans imploded the last two foundations today. the old eastern span was nearly two miles long. it's been demolished in three phases in the reverse order of how it was built. wow. >> that's pretty cool to watch, i must say. >> the big boom. >> good to see underwater video of that too. >> above the water. >> tomorrow looks good. cooler as numbers inland start to drop. 60s around san francisco. >> all right. thanks so much for joi

carlos ramos is a stickler for the rules. i mean, that is the way he is, and he went by the book. the three things that he called serena for were correct. what could he have handled it differently? ot events and softer and said something to her at the changeover and turn the mic off and said, listen, serena, i can see the coaching going on, tell your coach to cut it out, and maybe this thing wouldn't have started. perhaps. but once it started, this was a serena -- it was a bad day for her at the office, and you can't say that sort of stuff to the employer, not these days. these umpires are very professional, they have rulebooks, carlos ramos is known for keeping the rules the street. you've got to use your common sense here and back off when the times were getting bad. >> laura: anthony, i'll go to you. you're a sports agent, you handle a lot of high-profile folks. margaret court, who is the record holder and tennis grand , she is considered the grande dame of the sport, she was quoted as saying, the rules are the rules, she doesn't like it when players try to pretend they are big

chair umps might boycott williams' there is a feeling that tennis officials threw the umpire, carlos ramoses after the women's finals. williams say sexism played a role in her being given three code violations during the match. >>> two newlyweds had their bridal shower after the wedding, after. >> yeah, so jenny macaulay and keiry lovell were standing on a beach in hawaii when they got soaked while taking their wedding photo. >> they might have got a couple of shots in there, i hope. >> the pacific ocean certainly got a shot in there. >> obviously her wedding dress was soaked but they say the pictures were worth it and they have each other. >> yay! >> look on the bright side. >> yay! she thought he was kidding when they got soaked. the photographer had said that something was happening, but there you have it. >>> all right -- >> that somebody poured a bucket of water on them or something? >> yeah, exactly. >>> coming up, the dramatic emergency landing by a teenage pilot on her first solo flight. >>> and later, the surprise proposals that buttoned up the season finale of "bachelor in paradi

. >> williams forfeited the game after calling the umpire carlos ramos a thief. s also fined $17,000. ramos says he stands by his decision during the match. >>> turning to football, the cowboys beat the giants 20-13, sacking eli manning six times, but the big headline from the nfl is kansas city's 22-year-old quarterback patrick mahoney who threw six touchdowns against the steelers. he has thrown a record ten touchdowns in the first two weeks. se trade subpoen's lookingdaocm be png anymore, anhis teammates said they didn't find out until the second half. imagine how they felt. he tweeted he meant no disrespect to them, but had an honest moment with himself. >>> at halftime, the tampa bay bucs are undefeated and their quarterback, ryan fitzpatrick broke out the bling and the chest hair after beating philadelphia. he says he boar rrowed the look from the teammate you see there, desean jackson. >> everybody wins. >>> and check out the play of the football weekend. north texas and arkansas saturday, he catches the punt and fakes everyone out by standing still and then

williams' emotional confrontation with umpire carlos ramos overshadowed her own continued comeback sinceoming a mother and the first grand slam victory by the rising star naomi osaka. >> you need to make an announcement that i didn't get coaching. i didn't cheat. i didn't get coaching. how can you say that? you need to, you owe me an apology. you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. i have a daughter and i've done what is' right for her. >> williams was first verbally warned then docked a point by ramos and then a whole game. then she was fined $17,000 for her code violation. now, williams accuses ramos of sexism saying she's fight fogger women's rights. yet now the debate rages on. is she a victim of sexual double standards, or does she have only herself to blame for losing her cool in this high stakes match? through three decades, the tennis legend billy jean king has revolutionized women's tennis. she has brought respect and pay equity to the game, so no one is more qualified to speak about this, about sexism and sportsmanship itself. she wrote an op-ed in the washingto

famous or depending on your point of view infamous tennis on pie and the game is back in action carlos ramos is officiating for the first time since the angered serina williams by giving her three code violations in the u.s. open final ramos is in the umpire's chair for the davis cup semifinal between the usa and corrosion williams accused him of being a thief and of sexism a she lost last saturday's final new research has shown that men receive three times as many code violations as women in the past twenty years of grand slam events u.s. captain jim courier has given the portuguese by his backing saying ramos was in forcing the rules as he sees them. while shots like this from born a church helped put croatia two up in that semi fall with the usa charge defeated steve johnson in the opening singles match on the. one much to against france's t r five win in saturday's doubles will put croatia into the final. defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain ben wopat won on his davis cup debut for france his opponent public or a noble start was struggling with injury fo

. >> reporter: serena williams unleashing on chair ump carlos ramos after he issued her a warning accusing her coach of making illegal hand signals from the box. the tennis titan later breaking her racket in a fit of frustration. the umpire docking her a point. >> i have a daughter. and i stand for what's right. and i have never cheated. >> reporter: the situation then spiraling out of control. >> you're a thief. >> game penalty, verbal abuse. >> reporter: serena then accusing the official of sexism. >> because i'm a woman, you're going to take this away from me. that is not right. >> reporter: the controversy casting a shadow over that stunning victory by japanese prodigy naomi osaka. boos echoing during the trophy serena pleading for calm. >> we're going to get through this. and let's be positive. so, congratulations, naomi. no more booing. >> reporter: when she hugged you, what did she say to you? what did you feel? >> she sai of me. so i was really grateful for her. >> reporter: tonight, strong e reactions pouring in. billie jean king, thanking serena saying she was right for speaking

open final when umpire carlos ramos penalized her one game for saying this. it was so far outside of the norm for any penalty you see. >> reporter: tennis greatsharing opinions. andy roddick tweeting i regrettably said worse and never got a game penalty. one sayion't believe it's a good idea to apply a standard if men can get away with it, women should be able to, too. the u.s. open under re after a french player got a warning for changing her shi on the court. common for men. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: now new alquestions whether players are treated the same. >> maybe it didn't work out for me, but it's going to work out for the next person. >>> still ome tonight, a massive explosion rocked a small town forcing evacuations. we'll be right back. but he has plans today. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle

. >> reporter: but williams' biggest penalty saturday was for calling chair umpire carlos ramos a thief. >> verbal abuse. >> reporter: she was penalized a game giving her opponent naomi osaka a 5-3 led in the 2nd set. williams' appeal was rejected. >> there's a lot of men out here that have said a lot of things and because they're a man that doesn't happen to them. >> reporter: she lost in straight sets. >> game, 2nd match, osaka. >> reporter: after the match williams' coach admitted helping her, but she denies seeing it. >> i was coaching, but i don't know if she saw it. >> reporter: fans booed during the trophy ceremony. osaka, the 20-year-old first time champion, was in tears. >> i just want to tell you guys she played well and this is her first grand slam. >> i know that everyone was cheering for her and i'm sorry it had to end like this. >> 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 t

final with controversy and punctuated by accusation of sexism directed at chair umpire carlos ramos.liams lost in straight sets 6-2, 6-4 against osaka. he deducted a point when williams broke her racket and issued a game penalty f vbal abuse. emotions run high in men's mahes but williams doesn't believe men were penalized like she was today. >> but i'm going to continue to fight for women and to fight for us to have equal. she should be t able take her shirt off without getting a fine. this is outrageous, you know? i just feel like the fact that i ve 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. >> i think she's right. how often do you siemens players -- see men's your school supplies today... -- see men's school. grade. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. now get 50% off school backpacks at office depot officemax. as your home becomes more connected, you need fios to keep up and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network... which means

brilliant and as we had no idea what was to come in the second set and it all started when the umpire carlos ramosms was unhappy with this and made her point initially politely but forcefully to ramos, she felt he was questioning her spirit and the way she approaches the sport and her attitude. she then smashed her racket in anger when she was broken back, when her serve was broken and under the rules the umpire, having warned a player, then has to dock them a point, and at the next change of ends, the argument continued and became more heated with williams angrily wagging her finger in the direction of the umpire, saying that he thought she was a thief and a liar and that he would never be on the same court as him again, she suggested he would not officiate matches in the future, and said it would not have happened ifi and said it would not have happened if i was a man. the umpire then had to dock again for verbal abuse which left a sucker in a fabulous position which gave her first title. —— osaka. she wanted to play sabrina said she was a little girl. has this overshadowed her win or are people

famous all depending on your point of view infamous tennis umpire and the game is back in action carlos ramos is officiating for the first time since the angered serina williams by giving her three code violations in the u.s. open final ramesses in the imposture for the davis cup semifinal between the usa in croatia williams accused him of being a thief and of sexism a she lost last saturday's final the research has shown that men received three times as many code violations as women in the past twenty years of grand slam events u.s. captain jim courier has given the portuguese and by his backing saying ramos was in full swing the rules as he sees them. or shots like this from ball at church helped give her a one nil it over the usa in that semifinal charge beat steve johnson in the opening singles match defending champions france are playing spain in the other semi. second practice at of the singapore grand prix is just coming to an end in the last few minutes ferrari sebastian vettel clips a wall and damaged his car title lead at lewis hamilton is second fastest behind battles teammate kevi

tennis, but we had no idea what was to come in the second set, and it all started when the umpire, carlos ramose coaching from her coach, patrick mouratoglou, in the stands. now, williams was very unhappy with this and she made her point initially politely but forcefully to ramos. she felt that he was questioning her spirit and the way she approaches the sport and her attitude. she then smashed her racquet in anger when she was broken back, when her serve was broken, and under the rules the umpire, having warned a player, then has to dock them a point. at the next change of ends, the argument continued and that's where it became more heated with williams angrily wagging herfinger in the direction of the umpire. she said "you owe me an apology. you're attacking my character. you're a liar, a thief. you won't ever be on the same court as me again." she suggested that she would make sure he would not officiate her matches in future. she also said "it would not have happened if i was a man." the umpire then had to dock her again for verbal abuse — that's the next penalty — which left osaka in a fab

. >> reporter: and sparked off a conversation about sexism after carlos ramos imposed a number of penaltiese the liar. reporter: she accused him sexism. >> i'm out here. because i'm a woman you're going to take this away from me. >> reporter: meal stars like novak djokovic and rafada have accused him of double standards p after heenalized them. still, williams claims attracting support from athletes an celebrities. tennis legend billie jean king thanking williams tweetin when a woman is emotional she's hisity,al and she's penalized 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'

punishment of being penalized an entire game for a third violation, personally criticizing chair umpire carlos ramos. >> reporter: williams lost the championship match to 20-year- old naomi osaka. she called ramos' treatment of her "sexist." >> i thought he took a game from s. but i've seen other men call other umpires several things, and i'm here fighting for women's rights and for women's oruality and for all kinds of stuff, and for me to say "thief" and for him to take a game, it made me feel like it was a sexist remark. >> reporter: ramos is well-known as a stickler for the rules, but nte controversy has put a spotlight on a perceived harsher treatment of women on the court. at the australian open in 2012, alexandr dolgopolov used profanity to question a ramos call... >> what do you mean you didn't think? that's a ( bleeped ) decision. >> reporter: ...and was not [blelized. examples like that, says former top-five tennis player james blake, make williams' claim valid. >> i have definitely done worse, and i've seen others do much wrse, and not get penalized. i just think there needs to be consist

former us champion doubled lead officiating by carlos ramos the umpire in the centre of the controversysets, the winner of the tie will play france or spain currently france to nil up in best—of—5. there were also plenty of world group playoffs going on grid and are playing —— britain are playing right now. beating dennis in five sets, and the other matches are going on, but cameron is to set all against europe. that's the sport back to you tonya. thank you. the swiss intelligence service has reported that two russian agents were picked up and deported from the netherlands — after planning to infiltrate a high—security laboratory. this is the building in question — in the swiss town of spiesz. it analyses chemical substances. and, intriguingly — at the time, it was checking samples from a nerve agent attack in england. anna holligan has the story... these undercover agents, according to the newspapers‘ sources, were carrying the kind of equipment that would have allowed them to hack into the laboratory's computer network. this swiss lab was, at the time, understood to be dealing with hi

famous or depending on your point of view infamous tennis umpire in the game is back in action carlos ramos is officiating for the first time since he angered serina williams by giving a three code violations in the u.s. open final ramos is in the chair for the davis cup semifinal between the usa and corrosion williams accused him of being a thief and of sexism a she lost last saturday's final new research has shown that men receive three times as many code violations as women in the past twenty years of grand slam events u.s. captain jim courier has given the portuguese by his backing saying ramos was in forcing the rules as he sees them. while shots like this from born a charge helped put croatia two up in the semifinal with the usa charge defeated steve johnson in the opening singles match on the morrow and challenge one much to against france's t r folk win in saturday's doubles will put croatia into the final . defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain ben wopat won on his davis cup debut for france his opponent public or a noble start was struggling with i