open, a chair umpire taking heat after he appeared to give a pep talk to nick kyrgios on thursday. nown for meltdowns. he appeared to have one in the second set. the chair umpire left his seat and spotted giving a pep talk. saying i want to help you and you are great for tennis and i know this is not you. that talk appeared to work with kyrgios coming back to win. the player is downplaying the issue. >> he was telling me this is not a good look. i wasn't feeling good. i know what i was doing wasn't good. i wasn't listening to him. i knew it wasn't a good look. it didn't help me at all. >> his next opponent roger federer slamming the move. the umpire left his chair because he was concerned about kyrgios' health. an investigation is under way into the umpire's actions. >>> a severe weather threat in the midwest this weekend and the northeast cools down for the holiday weekend. here is meteorologist derek van dam with more. >> good morning, kaylee and dave. the holiday weekend is upon us. you will feel a difference outdoors today compared to earlier in the workweek where it was hot and

again, nick kyrgios has been courting controversy.playing his opponent, who won the first set and was a breakup in the second when he became visibly frustrated. he was booed by the crowd who thought he was trying hard enough. the umpire then took the unusual step of talking to him. he was heard to say i want to help you, this isn't you, you are great for tennis. after that impromptu peptalk, he won 19 of the next five games and went on to win the match not all six, 76, 63, 60. he said afterwards the umpire wasn't offering words of encouragement. he said he liked me. i do know that is encouragement. —— i don't know. he was telling me it wasn't a good look. i know what i was doing out there wasn't good. i wasn't really listening to him but i knew it wasn't a good look. but it didn't help me at all. i was down 5—2. if it was 3—0 and i was down and i6 games ina it was 3—0 and i was down and i6 games in a row, but it honestly didn't effectively. —— effect me. in the women's singles, angelique kerber was among the early winners on day 4. th

he will face nick kyrgios next, after the australian beat pierre—hugues herbert.ter an apparent pep talk from the umpire. kyrgios was a set and 0—3 down to his french opponent when official mohamed lahyani climbed down from his chair during a changeover. usta are invesitagating the actions of the umpire. in the women's draw, german angelique kerber is through to the fourth round after beating sweden'sjohanna larsson in three sets. the wimbledon champion looked to be cruising at a set and a break up and served for the match only for larsson to hit back and take it to a decider. but the fourth seed held on to win 6—2, 5—7, 6—a. kerber will play dominika cibulkova for a spot in the last 16. in rugby league, warrington bounced back from the heartbreak of their challenge cup final defeat with a ruthless 80—10 demolition of hull. warrington ran in 1a tries on the night — with bryson goodwin grabbing five on his own. it falls short of their biggest superleague win from three years ago when they beat wakefield 80—nil that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the p

wawrinka came from a set down to beat nick kyrgios, the number 16 seed from australia.sovics next. kei nishikori is out after losing in straight sets to robin haase who, at 39 in the world, will is 17 places below him in the rankings. tuesday saw the first of the medals awarded at the european athletics championships in berlin. great britain's dina asher smith equalled the world leading time as she claimed gold in the women's 100m, and it was a british double when compatriot zharnel hughes won the men's event. watching in the german capital was ade adedoyin. dina capital was ade adedoyin. asher smith came into 1 championship dina asher smith came into the championship as the heavy favourite to win and she delivered with a performance that will make the world ta ke performance that will make the world take notice. it was not only a british record and the fastest in the world this year but it was also the world this year but it was also the same time clocked when —— in the 100 metres last year. for so long we have talked about americans and jamaicans dominating the sprint

he'll face enigmatic australian nick kyrgios next.over this. aru sure he was doing that? if you turn up the sound, you can hear what the umpire is saying to nick kyrgios —— are you sure. what the umpire is saying to nick kyrgios -- are you sure. what? is the behaviour? the umpire says he was worried that nick kyrgios had a medical condition and needed treatment, so he got down to find out what the problem was, and sometimes they can accuse the plea of not trying enough, so he said "i know that it is a new, i want to help you, try harder" and his opponent herbert says the referee needs punishment, but nick kyrgios said it made no difference whatsoever, it was in the umpire, he just managed to turn it around himself. you can see it in two ways, come on, this isn't you, as in, are you injured? yes, they will have to listen again and again to the coverage. can i just listen again and again to the coverage. can ijust check, did you say there is a tennis player called tennys? yes, tennys sandgren, he was born into it. and interesting with n

the australian nick kyrgios usually changes into his tennis shoes on court, but left them in the changing time to settle into them, losing the first set on the tie break before winning the next two to set up a last 32 match against borna coric. milos raonic sailed into the second round with a straight sets victory over serbia's dusan lajovic. the canadian won 6—3, 6—3 in a match that lasted less than an hour and he'll now play tunisia's malekjaziri, who qualified as a lucky loser after rafael nadal withdrew. in the women's draw, karolina pliskova got the better of agnieska radwanska for the first time in their eight meetings. the number nine seed, formerly a world number one, hadn't even managed to take a set from radwanksa in seven matches, but she took two from her on tuesday, moving into the second round with a 6—3, 6—3 victory, where she'll play belarussian aryna sabalenka. number six seed caroline garcia knocked out former australian open champion victoria azarenka. the frenchwoman won in straight sets 6—4, 7—5. ukraine won six golds on the second night of action at the world para—sw

open, a chair umpire taking heat after appearing to give a pep talk to nick kyrgios.nd match. he is known for his meltdowns. he appeared to have one in the second set. the chair umpire left his seat and gave him a pep talk. saying things i want to help you. you are great for tennis and i know this is not you. that talk appeared to work. kyrgios came back to win. as for the 23-year-old player, he is downplaying the issue. >> he was just telling me this is not a good look. i wasn't feeling good. i know what i was doing out there wasn't good. you know, i wasn't listening to him. i knew it wasn't a good look. it didn't help me at all. >> the u.s. tennis association says the umpire left his chair because he was concerned about kyrgios health. an investigation is under way into his actions. i recommend meditation. just a little focus. head space. the meltdowns are his thing. it is his signature. >> among the signature matches today at u.s. open. venus and serena williams. >> don't take this for granted. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kaylee hartung. >> i'm dave briggs. "new

the us tennis association is looking into nick kyrgios‘ victory at the us 0pen over pierre—hughes herberthe said it is not a good look. i know that what i was doing out there was not good. i was not listening to him, buti not good. i was not listening to him, but i knew it was not a good look, but it did not help me at all. i don't think he has to go down and ta ke i don't think he has to go down and take the position of the coach on the wta tour. i don't think... i don't know yet if it would have changed something. i just don't know yet if it would have changed something. ijust know he does not have to do that. novak djokovic is through to the third round. he will play richard gasquet next. he will play richard gasquet next. and second seed caroline woznacki went out in the second round. she was the highest remaining seed. the australian open champion was beaten in straight sets by ukraine's lesia tsurenko. she won herfirst she won her first grand slam she won herfirst grand slam in australia earlier this year and has failed to get beyond the fourth round in all three majors since. no su

the us tennis association, is looking into nick kyrgios‘ victory over pierre—hughes herbert, after thedence vote in his constituency party last month over his pro—brexit stance, also blamed a ‘culture of intolerance, nastiness and intimidation‘ in local parties. earlier on this programme, mr field told me that he‘d put a lot on the line by making his decision, but he hoped it would lead to change in the party. ijust hope i just hope that that gives ijust hope that that gives him a huge increase in urgency that he can‘t keep rattling on saying that the jews are can‘t keep rattling on saying that thejews are wrong in how they view my comments. the jewish thejews are wrong in how they view my comments. thejewish community says that that is how we feel we are, the wahab anti—semites, that we should take that seriously. the campaign thatjewish should take that seriously. the campaign that jewish feel should take that seriously. the campaign thatjewish feel is all pa rt campaign thatjewish feel is all part of the intolerance which we also see at a local level, as i see in birkenhead. well to

the australian tennis star nick kyrgios was trailing in the second round when this happened.to get a little encouragement from the chair umpire. witnesses say the umpire told him, this is not you and urged him to try harder. he went on, by the way, to win the match. the u.s. tennis association is cethat tk.ing the incident.s >> he got through that round but he faces roger federer next, so it's okay. >> good luck. >> it's all right. >> no pep will help there. >>> up next in "the pulse," the debate heating up. should checking your email part of your workday? >>> and also ahead, the sports car made from a million legos but just how fast can it go? >>> plus, the monster lizard menacing a family. even trappers have no idea how to catch it. ur skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin might actually be causing your eczema. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it c

nick kyrgios comes from behind to win his second round match at the us open.in her home city of detroit. gladys knight, the four tops and angie stone were among those performing in front of thousands of people. the funeral for aretha franklin, who died earlier this month at the age of 76, will take place later this afternoon. 0ur north america correspondent chris buckler reports. # sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, baby...# in detroit, they paid tribute to a voice that may never be matched. but to honour aretha franklin, they tried as hard as they could. # chain, chain, chain...# music has long been a part of this city and aretha was its own queen of soul. at a concert on the eve of her funeral, they celebrated her exactly as she would have wanted. it was very important for me to come here tonight because aretha meant so much to us, i am so happy she neverforget about her home, detroit, and she really showed us the love that she had for us and she gave back to us and ijust wanted to be supportive and show my respect to the queen of soul. she gives m

round with a routine straight sets victory over frenchman than wipe out, to set up a match against nick kyrgios beating sweden'sjohanna larsen in three sets. she will play dominika cibulkova walkover for a spot in the last 16. that is all the sport now. hello. the weather will be warming up hello. the weather will be warming up over the next few days even though we are technically going to be going into meteorological autumn, because friday is the last day of summer, believe it or not. until next year, of course. anyway, let's concentrate on what is happening in the short term. we got some clouds and weather fronts in the atlantic, they will be heading in our direction of the next couple of days. a little bit of cloud, maybe some spots of rain. nothing too much. in the short term it is a case of clear skies tonight, and actually come across many northern and north—eastern areas and rural areas, temperatures will drop down to low single figures, maybe a couple of degrees above freezing first thing on friday morning. for many of us it will start off beautiful and sunny on friday. weatherfronts ar

now, in a second match nick kyrgios seemed like he was on the ropes and barely lunging for serves whenohamed lahyani steps down from his chair to offer advice and now some fans and other players are calling foul arguing that it might amount to interference giving the 23-year-old the edge he needed to bounce back. the usta is saying this is about communication and player safety saying layhani told kyrgios if he was feeling ill, that the tournament could provide him with medical hem. >> what about his opponent? how's he reacting to all this? >> he was not happy with this. kyrgios' opponent pierre-hugues herbert after seeing the video saying he's angry and also added this, i am even more upset against the statement of the usta that it's clearly taking us for fools. how about that? kyrgios for his part called the notion that the talk helped him ridiculous and added, he just said he liked me. i'm not sure that's encouragement. >> it seems like there's been one thing after another. the t-shirts and pep talks now. >> yeah, but i like a pep talk. >> sure, everybody does. yeah. >> serena/venus

nick kyrgios must be holding the camera. i really like that drop shot. lowered by ten years, to 50, bringing the country in line with scotland. public health england says it hopes the change could improve survival rates for patients, so who will be affected.. currently there are around 42,000 new cases of bal cancer each year across the uk. of those cases, around 16,000 people die from the disease. if it's caught early around 9 out of 10 patients survive. that figure becomes just 1 in 10 for those diagnosed at a later stage. let's talk about this. do you see this, i mean, this is a ten year difference from the age of 6250. talk us through some of the practicalities. over the next few months for few years, we were changing the screening in england from 60 down to 50 so hopefully it will mean better pickup of early cancers, as you have mentioned. seat and 50 in three months time, and they send out a kit to you? —— so, you turn 50. yes, they send out a kit but some people find it difficult to use. you have to get little sticks. they all come in the post, yo

but the ump came down and had quite a long chat with nick kyrgios after he saw him let multiple serves wasn't even tryin.. and this is a player who has actually been disciplined in the past for giving up on his matches. the uta is investigating. the ump says he was just making sure kyrgios was ok which is allowed but that takes a couple seconds.. this went on.. and he could be heard saying, "i want to help you, i've seen your matches, you're great for tennis, i know this is not you."pretty much the definition of a pep talk.. aside from the fact that the umps are supposed to be impartial. and apparently it worked cuz kyrios snapped out of his funk and won. ( darya )tiger sighting in massachusettes: i always forget.. are you supposed run or look big and make noise? no it's golf .. shhhhh: tiger woods is playing right now in the dell technologies championship .. phil's playing too.. it's not mano a mano.. like everybodyd's waiting for at thanksgiving. but phil is settling one big bet right now. remember the fancy dance moves for his shirt commercial.. some thought no way could he do a rou

he lost to nick kyrgios at queens, that looked as though he was coming back, but he withdrew from wimbledoncause we thought he was showing signs of being able to compete at the top level once again in those grand slams, but he missed wimbledon, and then made his return at the washington open, this isjust his sixth match back since that long lay—off. and what is the general feeling? are we likely to see him back to his best soon? the great british public would hope so, wouldn't we? we would love to see him winning another wimbledon title. it has been a tough year, he is well outside the world 800 now, i think he is around 820, and he is no longer the british and bought one, thatis longer the british and bought one, that is kyle edmund. so he will want to climb back up the rankings, claim the british number one spot once again, those are the steps he has to take. but others have done it, roger federer famously didn't win a grand slam title for four years, and then he had a battle with an injury himself, but he came back won three more grand slams, and we saw novak djokovic win at wimbledon th

the us tennis association is looking into nick kyrgios‘ win over pierre—hughes herbert at the us 0pener the umpire mohamed lahyani intervened. kyrgios plays roger federer next, and his third round opponent has criticised the umpire, saying encouraging players "isn't in their role". but kyrgios says it wasn't like that. that's all the sport for now. today marks 21 years since the death of diana, princess of wales, and this week we're hearing from the winners of the diana award, an award established in the princess's memory to celebrate young people who have gone above and beyond to change the world for the better. tyana murray davidson is one of the diana award winners. she's won the award for her work with helping disadvantaged young people with the city gateway trust, and is young lord mayor of the city of london. that's great! thank you very much indeed for being with us. has it sunkin indeed for being with us. has it sunk in that you have got this award? it has sunk in but i'm still shocked i was able to be nominated and win the award. but i'm very happy i did. what does it mean to