has novak djokovic done anything like this before? there is footage that's circulating on the internet, right now, from 2016 and i think — or one of the years at roland garros — where he threw his racket in frustration and a line judge had to actually very swiftly move out of the way to avoid getting hit. that is one incident. this year controversy seems to follow him around the world. he has made comments about anti—vaccine, he organised a home tournament in which people ended up catching the virus itself. wherever he goes, there is a cloud — i don't want to say problems — but attention around him. it is definitely an unfortunate event to happen, after everything that happened over the past five months. i personally see it as an isolated event, simply because it was something that happened on the court, it was clearly unintentional, but ultimately he had to get kicked out of the tournament. it is a bit different than what he has done over the past five months but, if you look at it as a whole, of course, it is very bad luck for him f

it was early days in novak djokovic's mac against pub blow carreno busta.s away and hits a ball, seemingly in frustration. now see it from this angle was of the serbian player had inadvertently hit a line judge, player had inadvertently hit a linejudge, apparently player had inadvertently hit a line judge, apparently in player had inadvertently hit a linejudge, apparently in the neck stop he quickly went to see if she was ok, she clearly looked to be in some distress. 0ut came the tournament officials and djocovic pleaded his case. but rules are rules and the world number one eventually shook hands and left the court. i think that it was bad luck. you know, you cannot do this. but, of course, i think that novak never was to hit the line umpire. it is not the first time such an incident has occurred. but in‘s tim henman to apologise with flowers of hitting a ball girl at wimbledon in 1995. in canada's denis at wimbledon in 1995. in ca nada's denis shapovalov forfeited a davis cup in 2017 when his ball hit the umpire in the eye. in a statement, novak djokovic

it was early days in novak djokovic's match against pablo carreno busta. screen. djokovic turns away and hits a ball — seemingly in frustration. now see it from this angle. the serbian player had inadvertently hit a line judge, apparently in the neck. he quickly went to see if she was ok as she clearly looked to be in some distress. 0ut came the tournament officials and djokovic pleaded his case. but rules are rules and the world number one eventually shook hands and left the court. i think that it was bad luck. you know, you cannot do this. but, of course, i think that novak never, never wants to hit the line umpire. it is not the first time such an incident has occurred. britain's tim henman had to say sorry with flowers after hitting a ball girl at wimbledon in 1995. and canada's denis shapovalov forfeited a davis cup tie in 2017 when his ball hit the umpire in the eye. in a statement, novak djokovic said he was "so sorry about what had happened, but was grateful the line judge was ok." he was red—hot favourite for this event, desperate for another gran

novak djokovic knocked himself out when he excellently had a line judge with a shot.over coronavirus. the pandemic is impossible to escape, even trade —— trophy ceremonies must be distance. the runner up tested positive for the disease so couldn't travel to his biggest match. this is tough. that, i mean, i'm sure they are sitting at home and thinking that they are very proud. i wish one day i can bring the trophy home. thank you. surely, he will get another go, maybe with the coming of record to's dream, men's tennis long—awaited new dawn is about to break, and at long last, it might find a new normal. —— thiem's. patrick gearey, bbc news. well as patrick mentioned, the top three were absent from flushing meadows — although novak djokovic under contorversial circumstances. he was disquaified after hitting a lines judge with a ball. he's spoken about what happened and says he'll learn from his mistakes. of course, it's a bit of a shock to finish in that way, but it is what it is. you know, life goes on. hopefully i can, you know, learn a big lesson from that and move o

. >>> novak djokovic paying up. the new financial fallout after the tennis star's outburst on the court and why the line judge who got hit in the throat with that ball is now facing death threats. >>> plus, americans on the move. where more people are relocating because of the pandemic. >>> prince harry and duchess meghan declare their independence. the big bill they just paid and what it means for their royal future. >>> a real life willy wonka. the unique new contest where you can win your very own candy factory. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with the fire emergency on the west coast growing more dire by the hour. >> new evacuations have been ordered in california where more than two dozen wildfires are burning. >> flames from the massive creek fire near fresno have trapped at least 50 people at a mountain resort. a rescue mission late monday was not successful. >> new conditions are threatening to fan the flames today including high winds. the state's largest utility company has cut power to 170,00

he must meet novak djokovic in the australian open final earlier this year.l. 0k, christopher clarey, thank you very much for talking to us. my pleasure. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll get the latest on brexit withdrawal agreement, stay with us. george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice, "enough of blood and tears. enough!" translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the who has reported a record one—day increase in global coronavirus cases, as israel becomes the first country to re—impose a nationwide lockdown. more than 20,000 fi

thank you and i'm so sorry the words there, michael, of novak djokovic. >> yeah. just real quick, any other reaction? >> yeah, reaction has been coming in. this is a huge global talker. you can imagine what's going on on social media. the young canadian player, denis shapovalov, had his own controversy when he hit a ball into a chair umpire a few years back causing an eye injury to the aforementioned umpire. he was asked about it after his victory on sunday. i've been in that situation, so i know exactly how novak is feeling, he said. hopefully he can shake it off and move on. i hope he needs to grow and learn from this. and then a quick tweet from the legendary billie jean king as well. here are my thoughts on the novak djokovic default. first, i hope the line judge is okay. the rule is the rule. it is unfortunate for everyone involved, but in this specific situation, the default was the right call. michael, this is a developing story. we're following it every step of the way right through this monday and beyond. >> all right. patrick, good to have you on the sto

en las Últimas horas reconocido tenista novak djokovic pide una disculpa pÚblica. de ambos lados. ¿cÓmo estÁs? aylÉn. muy bien, muchas gracias. hablemos de tenis. el incidente ocurriÓ en el encuentro en el que novak djokovic, el jugador nÚmero 1 del mundo se enfrentaba a pablo carreÑo en nueva york. es la jugada de la que todo el mundo estÁ hablando el tenista saca una pelota de su bolsillo y la lanza hacia atrÁs con frustraciÓn y se da cuenta de que la pelota le pegÓ accidentalmente una jueza en la garganta y provocÓ que cayera de rodillas. fue de inmediato a ayudarla. obviamente desatÓ conmoción con los organizadores del torneo y el deportista fue descalificado. de acuerdo con el libro de reglas los jugadores no pueden hacer esto. el 17 veces campeÓn del grand slam saliÓ de la cancha vacÍa debido a esta pandemia y abandonÓ el lugar del torneo sin hablar con los medios de comunicaciÓn. despuÉs puso una publicaciÓn en instagram: toda esta situaciÓn me ha dejado realmente triste y vacÍo. consultÉ por el estado de la jueza y gracias a dios ella se sentÍa bien. necesi

in 2020 it seems the only person who can beat novak djokovic is himself. katie gornall, bbc news.e for a look at the weather...here‘s nick miller. straight to our weather watchers under view from north wales. there is texture in the cloud in north—east scotland and there may be sunny spells as we go through the afternoon but take a look at the satellite picture. hard pressed to find the land underneath the cloud. cloud increasing, we may well be about to see some rain. the cloud is down to low pressure in ice land and these weather front moving south across the uk. it is rain for parts of scotland, wales, the western side of scotland, wales, the western side of england and northern ireland. for eastern england, you have seen rain so eastern england, you have seen rain so far today. drier and brighter this afternoon, and if you get sunny spells in north—east scotland you could well be the warmest place in the uk today at around 21 degrees. into tonight we keep a lot of cloud around and still some occasional, mostly light rain for wales and the western side of england with mist and

clearly not intentional, in that novak djokovic wasn't looking anywhere near the line judge when novak consequences and as a result of that, the tournament referee, who had that long discussion with djokovic on court, had no option other than to disqualify him. in fa ct, other than to disqualify him. in fact, if he hadn't, i think there would have been more serious consequences for the sport because it would have looked like the rich and influential could get away with something that the lower ranked players couldn't. this is the latest incident in what has been a difficult year, shall we say, the djokovic? this has been a challenging year of the court. on the court, until that match yesterday, he had won all 26 matches he played, including winning an eighth australian open at the start of the year and a heavy favourite to win the us open as well in new york but there was the ill—fated andrea tour, which went ahead without social distancing in belgrade earlier in the summer. he tested positive and so did his wife and three other players are many others as well, i'm sure and even though

open as number one seed novak djokovic is disqualified and the serbian hits a line judge with the ball and appears on intentional and he has apologized but officials say he still had to be thrown out. so i'm terry barton thanks for joining us another break said showdown between britain and the european union british prime minister boris johnson saying the u.k. will. pull out of talks aimed at striking a free trade deal between the bloc if there is no agreement by october 15th in a stable statement released to the press johnson said there needs to be an agreement with our european friends by the time of the european council on the 15th of october if it's going to be in force by the end of the year if we can't agree by then and i do not see that there will be afraid of free trade agreement between us and we should both accept that and move all. britain formally left the e.u. in january but a transition period was agreed until the end of the year well for more on that i'm joined from brussels by our correspondent. from london because must good morning to you but let's start with you we've

what novak djokovic is saying this morning. >>> and on patrol, the goat that broke into the police patrol car and took a bite out of crime literally. >>> good monday morning, everyone, and happy labor day. we begin with a new state of emergency in five counties across california because of fires raging through the state. >> more than 2 million acres are burning so far this year. that's a record. one fire this weekend trapped 200 people. they had to be air-lifted to safety. >> and now authorities are warning conditions could get even worse because of record-breaking heat. abc's faith abubey begins our coverage. >> reporter: this morning, a new state of emergency in southern california after a wildfire exploded to more than 70,000 acres in just days and a terrifying glimpse from inside this inferno in fresno revealing smoke so thick, it blocked the midday sun, ash so thick, it now blankets the area like snow. the so-called creek fire consuming entire neighborhoods. the streets unrecognizable. >> the fire completely engulfed everything. >> reporter: over the weekend, hundreds of people surro

and novak djokovic is kicked out of the us open after accidentally hitting a linejudge.t least 100 protesters have been arrested across belarus after tens of thousands of anti—government demonstrators took to the streets for the fourth weekend in a row. they‘ re demanding that president alexander lukashenko step down following his re—election last month in a poll widely seen as rigged. in the past week, the belarussian security forces have intensified efforts to detain or intimidate protesters. 0ur correspondentjonah fisher spent the day among the crowds in the capital, minsk, and sent this report. for the fourth sunday in a row, the people of minsk defied their president. riot police had been deployed on every street corner. razor wire used to block off squares and monuments. but the people here are no longer scared of alexander lu kashenko or the balaclava—clad riot police who carry out his orders. four weeks on from the disputed election, there's no sign of belarus‘s demonstrations running out of steam. this is another huge protest, brought here notjust by that vote,

open as number one seed novak djokovic is disqualified and the serbian hits the line judge for the fall it appears unintentional and he's apologized but officials say he still has to be thrown. following terry martin good to have you with us for another brags that showdown between british prime minister boris johnson says as he says the u.k. will pull out of talked. aimed at striking a free trade deal with the european union if there's no agreement by october 15th is published reports that the u.k. is drawing up legislation to override parts of the brags of troll agreement to prepare for a no deal. britain formally left the e.u. in january but a transition period was agreed until the end of the year. well the very latest let's cross over to brussels where our correspondent barbara vessel is standing by and in london we've got better get mosque good morning to you both the financial times is reporting that the u.k. is planning to override key parts of the withdrawal agreement what more can do you know big. well the bottom line is that the u.k. is planning this week to publish u.k. law th

. >>> plus the fresh fallout from novak djokovic's ejection from the u.s. open.urst is now costing him even more cash. >>> check out this holiday weekend scare for a family of tubers in north carolina. they were rescued after being trapped overnight sunday into monday. firefighters used ropes to lower themselves to four siblings. their mom had managed to get to shore and call for help. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> now to the fallout from this weekend's stunning disqualification at the u.s. open. >> men's world number one, novak djokovic, using instagram to make a plea to his fans asking them to stop harassing the line judge he hit and injured with a ball during his match sunday. meantime, he's picked up another fine. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, the on-court outburst from the world's top tennis player getting more costly. novak djokovic slapped with an additional $7,500 fine for skipping his post-match news conference, bringing his total

open as number one seed novak djokovic is disqualified after hitting a line judge with the ball. and jared it's great to have you with us at least 100 people have been arrested in bella ruse during a massive rally in the capital minsk hundreds of thousands defied a government warning and return to the streets for the 4th weekend in a row now they've been demanding that longtime authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko stepped down last month he claimed that he won an election with 80 percent of the votes but his opponents as well as many election observers reject that result. a sea of dissent flooding minsk. more than 100000 protesters marched through the capital calling for an end to president of exxon to look at those nearly 3 decades long rule. this protest cannot be stopped any more there's no way back to the point of no return has already been crossed the people will go to the end to defend their constitutional rights jasmine as is the new legal system does not function in our country violence rules our country 1 may that rules our country. the month long protests marks the

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open is thrown wide open after world number one novak djokovic she is disqualified from the tournament. but. the remnants of typhoon high sand continue to make their way further north was it has now been downgraded to a tropical storm it did actually pick up a little bit of intensity as you just drifted out into the waters just to the east of north korea but we are still looking at some very strong winds winds of around 80 clumsiest gusting to 100 kilometers per hour thankfully it is in the process of weakening and will continue to do so as we go through the next 12 hours or so is probably going to be downgraded somewhat further still it's moving really quickly 40 kilometers per hour sweeping across the area and frankly it means that the heavy rain not lasting as long as it may well have done all the time just to the northeast of abuse and has seen 123 millimeters of rain that's nearly the average kind of rainfall would expect for the entire month of september and that came down in just 12 hours the west the weather will continue to drive its way further northwards and a switch gradual

novak djokovic thrown out of the u.s. open after striking a ball in anger, accidentally hitting a line judge in the throat. the world's number one player unable to plead his case. what we've now learned about how much the move may cost him. >>> and seconds to spare. an elderly man with dementia apparently unaware a fire had started in his living room. what happened next that saved his life. >>> and good evening, thank you for being with us on this labor day holiday. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. and we begin with the state of emergency in california. more than two dozen wildfires burning, fueled by record-breaking heat and already taking a record toll. more than 2 million acres burned with the most dangerous part of the season still on the way. the creek fire racing through the hills near fresno, forcing new evacuations tonight. trapping campers at a popular national forest over the weekend. some driving through the flames to escape. others surrounded, hugging the water for safety. national guard helicopters, look

better news for world number one novak djokovic.et six love against his opponent and the next two also went his way, 6—2, 6-3, but next two also went his way, 6—2, 6—3, but his swedish opponent did manage a rather impressive hotdog winning the point by playing the ball right through his legs. that is better than a win, isn't it? our tennis correspondent russell fuller is in paris. another disappointing day for brits, does this just show that when andy murray and johanna konta go out there isn't a great deal of depth behind them? now, we have had success from elsewhere from carol evans to reach the semi—finals of the screen open in the last two years and dan evans has made progress to the second week of the grandson but at this particular french open, they were found shirts. not only the first time since the french open of 2013 that we have had no british singles players in the second round of the grand sampler with the exception of cameron norrie at the us open a few weeks ago no one else manage to reach the third run in any of the

this was the bizarre moment novak djokovic's dreams of another us open title came crashing down.distress. for this recklessness the rules are clear, he had to go. he didn't speak to the press but later issued an apology on social media saying... a huge favourite for the tournament, djokovic had already been showing signs of frustration in the opening set of his match with pablo carreno busta. from there it unravelled. set of his match with pablo carreno busta. from there it unravelledlj am in shock, i never expected this moment playing with novak. it was not intentional but the rules are the rules. the referee and the supervisor do the right thing, but it is not easy to do it. many have since had their say. billiejean king tweeted. .. nick kyrgios, who was once suspended from the tour for his behaviour, started a twitter poll, saying...

arsons force now in tennis world number one novak djokovic has been disqualified from the u.s.open in new york had a ball that struck a female line judge in the throat it a summit has a story. with the absence of roger federer and rafael nadal novak djokovic was the outright favorite to win an 18th grand slam singles title but he would soon have to shoulder a different kind of responsibility after losing a service game to go 65 down against public out in your booster 1st happened here in europe. it is illegal as per the grand slam rule book and the officials had no choice but to di folk the serb joke of each losing all prize money and ranking points from the tournament. were there all those out of there was. this kind of sings there were legs i think. the referee and the supervisor and all there i think those sentiments were echoed by billie jean king on twitter it is unfortunate for everyone involved but in this specific situation the default was the right call. the 33 year old left flushing meadows immediately before posting an apology on his instagram page saying this whole

vivÍa este domingo momento histÓrico cuando novak djokovic fue descalificadopor quÉ una bola lanzada tudn. arantxa, feliz, muchÍsimas gracias. regresÓ con ustedes. felix: nos despedimos esta noche con un ejemplo de determinaciÓn ante la dificultad de una madre soltera de cuatro hijos en florida que dice que el puesto de limonada de sus hijos es la Única fuente de ingreso de la familia en estos difÍciles momentos. arantxa: sus hijos tienen entre seis y 10 aÑos y juntos salen a vender lo que pueden tratando de llegar a final de mes. lo hacen como muchos niÑos en estados unidos que han ganado dinero brontë generaciones y esto es montando un puesto de limonada. no puede encontrar un nuevo trabajo porque con las escuelas cerradas no hay nadie que le pido los niÑos. sin embargo, esperamos que su situaciÓn cambie muy pronto. felix: asÍ es. si se los encuentra, que le comprÉ limonada. arantxa: llegamos al final. que pase buena noche y excelente inicio de semana. f elix: cuÍdese, por favor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ >> lo mÁs complicado es lidiar con la gente. la gente que desgraciadamentemucha no

this is the unauthorized move that got novak djokovic kicked out of the u.s. open.ld's top player smacked the ball, hitting a line judge unintentionally. aboutic had been angry --iling public radio booster carreno-busta. players who hit the ball dangerously must be disqualified even if they doo not intend to hurt anyone. he later issssued an apology. novak: this whole e situation lt me sad and emptyty. i checked on the linesperson and thank god she is feeling ok i'm sorry i caused her so much stress -- so intended -- unintended, so wrong. reporter: the incident could short the tournament for the serbian champion, who was largely favored to win. his main rivals on the circuit, nadal, had skipped the u.s. open. other players have exprpressed shock and regret, i including hs opponent on n the cocourt. pablo: of course i think this was not intetentional.l. reporter: others also saw djokovic's departure is a chance to open up the competition. >> now it gets interesting. now i think is the time where it gets really interesting. reporter: the so-called big three have won e

novak djokovic. he was the start of the u.s. open but not as we know it no fans for this the 1st 10 his grand slam of the coronavirus era. but out on the court there was no mistaking the world number one. with his top rivals wrapper on the down roger federer not playing novak djokovic as the overwhelming favorite in the men's tournament when i think of it. and he dispatched bosnia's damaged jim hard in straight sets as he looks for an 18th grand slam title. in the women's draw top seed carolina pished also came through her 1st round match against ukraine's and hellyeah kelli arena with no alarms in just over an hour. while 2018 champion a mere soccer dance through with a hard fought 3 set win over a fellow japanese player misaki dory soccer has been fighting off the court for social justice these last few weeks this time she let her mask do the talking wearing the name of brianna taylor who was shot by police in louisville back in march of 7. and its. 7 masks isn't enough for the man of the name so i'm hopefully i'll get to the

sent packing from new york — novak djokovic says he's extremely sorry after being disqualfied from theor hitting a line judge with the ball. chasing her 24th grand slam title, serena williams is currently in control of her fourth—round match. we'll bring you the latest. and also coming up in the programme — the 17—year—old golfer who says losing her hair has made her more focused. welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. it was all smiles from phil foden and mason greenwood at the weekend after they both made their international debuts for england, but they'll play no part against denmark tomorrow after being sent home for breaking coronavirus quarantine guidelines. according to reports in icelandic media, they allegedly met two girls in a separate part of the hotel away from where the england team was staying. gareth southgate has called both players naive and says they've apologised for not following the guidelines around being in a covid—secure bubble. no other members of our party had beenin no other members of our party had been in contact with those two players and that is

novak djokovic, the serbian super star, basically you can see the video there.a game in the first set and basically sends the ball that way in the direction of a female line judge. you can see his reaction. there was instant regret. no question about that. it was a gesture of frustration really at the way the match was going. and this is basically what has happened to him. the top ranked player in the world, the number one seed at this tournament, the overwhelming favorite to sxwoe on a go on and win and close to within two of roger federer. and now this happens in the fourth round of play at the u.s. open where he would have been quietly confident of going on to win another career grand slam and he is out of the tournament. let me give you and an analogy in the world of soccer. think automatic red card for this kind of offense when you strike the ball like that and it hits an official, then the rules officials have no choice. i have a statement that i want to get to from the usta, in accordance with the grand slam rule book, following his actions of intentional

clearly not intentional in that novak djokovic was not looking anywhere near the line judge when novak judges chair. that splintered and cut thejudge‘s shin. the rules are that he intentionally hit able recklessly or dangerously or not with regard for the consequences. the referee that had a long discussion with novak djokovic on the court felt he had no option but to disqualify him, and if he hadn‘t, they would have been more serious consequences for the sport because it would have looked as though the rich and influential could get away with something that perhaps lower ranked players could not. manchester city‘s riyad mahrez and his team mate aymeric laporte have both tested positive for covid—19. city say neither player displayed symptoms of coronavirus. they won‘t train with their team mates and will self—isolate for 10 days in line with uk government and premier league rules. both players should be available for city‘s first league game of the season against wolves on the 21st of september. england batsmanjos buttler will miss theirfinal t20 international against australia tomorr

how novak djokovic is now coming to her defense. >>> royal retreat. prince harry and megan and their megamillion dollar netflix deal. what it could mean for the couple and the royal family. >>> and the king of the ballroom. six-time dancing champ derek hough and his bombshell ballroom announcement. he's joining us live. you'll hear it first only on "gma." >>> and we certainly do say, good morning, america. it's great to be with you on this tuesday morning. amy and george, i don't know about you but it feels like the first day of school. >> it does, i agree. >> it is for our kids. >> i know. i know. starting ninth grade? i was dipping in the conversation. >> emily goes to school today. she's all excited and nervous, all the jitters there. >> ninth grade. that's a big one, amy. >>> but we're going to get right to the wildfires because they are ravaging california, and those images that we're seeing of people racing to escape the flame, well, they're just stunning, george. >> they certainly are and there were dramatic rescue scenes over the weekend. heli

you news still to come on the program after novak djokovic dramatic this qualification of the u.s. open we look at his troubles here and ask which players are now in the frame to win their 1st grand slam title. but 1st it is back to school time for much of the world but the coronavirus has made returning to class as a challenge almost everywhere we asked our correspondents around the world to tell us how school reopening are going in their country it was a mix of nerves and explained the kids this is east london high school headed back for the 1st time since march the teachers here tell me they're ready with stockard class times social distancing measures and one way systems bought for. the older students in particular the road back to the classroom it hasn't been easy schools here were reeling from a series of chaotic government u. turns which left many kids over the summer facing days of uncertainty about how their results would be awarded the council exams and this new school year isn't bring back any more stability teachers here say many kids a month behind on learning they're

well the world number one tennis player novak djokovic has been disqualified from the u.s. open the 33 year old was a favorite to win the grand slam in new york but instead the serbian hit a line judge with the bull in the 1st said against spain's pablo cut and you'll boost it appeared on intentional and djokovic immediately rushed to help the woman who dropped to the floor she later recovered but djokovic was still injected from the tournament. for more on that i'm joined by mark cargan from sports good to see him knock bring us up to speed what exactly happened here well it really looked like quite an innocuous incident he had lost last game and in the set it was a break then then and it was like he was going to lose on his 2nd set the competition is understandably frustrated but not overly so he kind of swatted the ball away like you or i most want to we fly a restaurant but the viewers were sumit wide by some fairly awful guttural sides from off screen and it appeared it was later shown that he had actually hit the female line judge somewhere around the through area imm

novak djokovic hitting a ball in frustration, accidentally striking a lineswoman in the neck. he immediately runs over to see if she's okay. the world's number one ranked player then makes his appeal to stay in the game, saying the official isn't seriously injured. >> you're saying you have no choice, but you do have a choice, you just told me you have a choice. she doesn't have to go to the hospital for this. >> reporter: the usta citing gricules sinokov bdaerously or 's not t fst time a player has been disqualified. in 2017, this match was forfeited after the chair umpire was accidentally struck in the face by a ball. last year, michael mmoh threw his racket in anger, hitting a linesman. >> oh, my god. this match is over. >> oh, my. oh, no. >> reporter: tennis legend john mcenroe has his own history of verbal spats with umpires, says djokovic should have known better. >> the pressure just got to him i think. he's going to be the bad guy the rest of his career. >> reporter: now djokovic is apologizing in a statement, saying, "this whole situation has left me really sad and em

the world number one novak djokovic has been disqualified from the us open.k djokovic‘s us open hopes ended in controversy. after losing a point, off camera he hits a ball, which it is then clear has struck a line judge, who hits a ball, which it is then clear has struck a linejudge, who is in obvious distress. the replay shows djokovic on the right striking the ball. it seems it wasn‘t intentional and he was immediately concerned, but hitting an official with the ball is one of tennis‘s most serious offences. for ten minutes djokovic pleaded his case with the authorities, arguing it was not deliberate, but there was no persuading them. djokovic was disqualified and after shaking his opponenfs disqualified and after shaking his opponent‘s and he headed for the exit. djokovic is the top seed and world number one but his hopes of another grand slam have ended in extraordinary circumstances. andy swiss, bbc news. england‘s cricketers have won their t20 series against australia with a game to spare. jos buttler was their match winner in southampton with an unbeat

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tennis — and novak djokovic has been disqualified from the us open in new york after accidentally hitting linejudge. it happened in his fourth—round match against spain's pablo carreno—busta. coming up now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the eu is thought to have lost more than ten billion euros to fraud over the last two decades, and yet its anti—fraud and corruption agencies have long lacked the teeth to root out the problem. could that be about to change? well, my guest is romanian laura kovesi, the eu's first public prosecutor. she has enhanced powers to tackle transnational crime. but if member states refuse to play ball, how can she succeed? laura kovesi in luxembourg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for the invitation. you have had almost a year since your appointment as the eu's first chief public prosecutor. you are trying to deal with a very urgent problem that costs the eu billions of euros. what have you actually done so far? i took my office in 1st of november and i started to organise together with the small team that i founded h

this incident not only costs novak djokovic this tournament but also some money. the u.s. tennis association saying djokovic will lose all ranking points earned at the u.s. open and will be fined the prize money won at the tournament in addition to any or all fines levied with respect to the offending incident. novak djokovic was heavily favored to win the u.s. open. >>> time now for this week's "before the bell." here's christine romans. >> hi, ana. the markets unrelenting climb could be hitting some resistance after posting record highs early in the week stocks fell sharply on thursday. the major averages suffered their worst day since june. the dow plunged more than 800 points. but a solid jobs report helped calm investors. the u.s. economy add 1.4 million jobs back in august. the unemployment rate fell to 8.4%. that is still historically high but lower than the height of the great recession. this week investors will be watching for signs of inflation, reports on producer and consumer prices are due. both indexes rose in july. but economists are not worried inflation is

novak djokovic has been kicked out of the u.s. open in extraordinary fashion after the losing a game. he angrily smacked a ball behind me hitting an official in the throat. the chief umpire suspended the match. this is the end of his winning streak. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you very much. china's exports expanded in august. we dig a little deeper into the trade picture from china. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloombergthis is daybreak: europe. i'm annmarie hordern. welcome and good morning. when you look at the futures market across the board, u.s. equities are closed but s&p 500 down 0.3%.sed 0 -- after last week's text light hitting the softbank in japan. manus: down a percent in japan. -- up 33% this year. we are talking about the nasdaq wailed. is this a lash back in the unwinding of some of those positions. global trade tops the news. annmarie: under the microscope. of theter the crisis cor

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tennis — and novak djokovic has been disqualified from the us open in new york — after accidentally hittingudge. it happened in his fourth—round match. in a statement — the world number one said he was so sorry for what had happened. he now loses all prizemoney from the tournament. now on bbc news, it's time for a round—up of the week's proceedings in westminster with the week in parliament. hello again and welcome back to the week in parliament — the week when millions of children went back to school and mps returned to westminster after their summer break. this has been a wasted summer! the government should've spent it preparing for the autumn and winter. instead, they've lurched from crisis to crisis, u—turn to u—turn! but borisjohnson said his government was turning the tide. in spite of the negativity and the constant sniping from the opposition, we are seeing a country that is not only going back to school, but going back to work. also in this programme, jacob rees—mogg reveals his up—to—the—minute mobile ringtone. i wonder... opera ringtone plays. laughter. the first prime minister'

the world's top tennis player novak djokovic chance been kicked out of the u.s. open after accidentally striking a judge with a ball he was playing a 4th round match when he hit a ball interest ration after losing a game and it ended up hitting a female short in the throat after a long discussion with the tournament referee was confirmed he'd been disqualified joke of it chad's been fined all the money he and. this is these are your top stories tens of thousands have marched in belarus despite threats of retaliation from the government they say last month's election was rigged calling on president lukashenko to resign with them when i'm here to express my civic stance against the shanker with the rigged elections we're treating our citizens the way he does use of some young leaders i disagree with the declared election results i support all the protesters i am for freedom and democracy i want to live in a happy and free state i will keep coming here until we retrieve our rights. thousands of people have been rallying in montenegro as capital against the pros nati

now, it wasn't an upset, per se, but novak djokovic is out.d number one was defaulted after he accidentally hit a line judge with a tennis ball on sunday. djokovic had been heavily favored to win the tournament and his 18th major title. so for more on what happened at arthur ashe stadium, let's turn to cnn "world sport's" alex thomas joining us from london. alex, i happened to be watching that live and couldn't believe what i was seeing there, that long discussion, should he be kicked out, shouldn't be he kicked out and then he walked? that was just a shock. >> i mean, shocking is the word, isn't it, kim? there's no doubt about it. this is the world number one who came to the u.s. open knowing rafa nadal and roger federer, his great rivals, had chosen not to come to new york and risk coronavirus. would have had him just one behind nadal in the all-time list and two behind federer on 20. playing spain's pablo busta lost to. he had had his serve broken 6-5 down in the opening set when he just knocked a ball away in frustration toward the back of

that's a hell of an apology for novak djokovic. he didn't try to weasel out of it.y, it was a mistake, but on the other hand, he lost control of his emotions. and when you see the video, which is hard to find, because there's only that one angle, it's awful. it's awful. it goes right -- >> yeah, and you know, it's a little unlucky, too, because 6 inches to the right, 6 inches to the left, and djokovic probably still playing in the u.s. open. >> but it just shows, you need to control your emotions, you need to be better than that moment. and djokovic knows it. you see that apology from him and he knows that what he did was wrong and he wasn't, at least insofar as as that apology goes, arguing with the u.s. hope that he should have been allowed to stay. >> yeah. >> wow. what do you think? >> i was actually really impressed with the apology. i'm a big tennis fan, as you know, and i think he actually handled himself in that moment well. and i think that's an example, right? we see so many apologies that are not an apology. it's, i'm sorry if i offended you. i'm sorry if

world tennis number one novak djokovic has been disqualified from the u.s. open the serbian he's a line judge with a bull during his match against bans pablo cut in your book stuff it appeared unintentional and djokovic immediately rushed to help but was still ejected from the tournament. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news obvious that w dot com. caravan in the northern. lead by barbers a group of european tourists when their way across the scorching sounds most of the visitors are been here before they know the magic of the desert but this trip is different but the end of the week that exchange their camels for cakes and shovels to plant hundreds of trains. they want to repay versa harra for the ecological damage they've caused by traveling here. if this gets become very important to me to give something back to the desert my to restore the balance for everything it has given us because. 6 am the mornings in southern moral code a still cold in february it's nice to have something hot to drink these travelers have more

open tennis meanwhile the men's number one novak djokovic says he feels empty and sad after being kickedut of that's all him and the serb was disqualified for striking a line judge in the throat with a tennis ball as peter stem it reports was with roger federer and rafael nadal absent in new york novak djokovic was the outright favorite to win an 18th grand slam title that was until this happened again i knew was i after losing a game is 4th round match against public at any a booster he had a ball in frustration which ended up hitting a line judge accident or not it is a legal as per the grand slam rule book and after a lengthy chat between him a great 3 was left with no choice but to default jack of age he loses all prize money and ranking points earned at the tournament the 33 year old left flushing meadows immediately without taking questions before posting an apology on his instagram page saying the whole such. has left me really sad and empty i checked on the lines person and the tournament told me that thank god she's feeling ok i'm extremely sorry to have caused such stress there

and timely harding with your sports news novak djokovic is disqualified from the u.s. open after hitting a ball that strikes a female line judge in the throat. thanks for joining us they were convicted for their part in the murder of saudi journalist . but less than 2 years after his killing in turkey 8 men have had their sentences reduced the announcement was made by the saudi prosecution service which also declared the case closed last year 5 of them were given the death. for the killing but that has been cut back to 20 years in jail the others have been given sentences ranging from 7 to 10 years was murdered by a saudi had inside its stumble consulates in 2018 and saudi arabia refused all coals for the men to go on trial in turkey let's discuss this is that i mean he's the director of global engagement at the american university of beirut and the nonresidents a senior fellow at harvard kennedy school he's joining us from cambridge over in massachusetts thanks very much for your time and i mean who is so this closes the case privately and publicly that's according to

novak djokovic was the overwhelmioverwhel overwhelming favorite to win. show you what happened. c after losing a service game justifiers a ball with his racquet and it hit the line judge right in the neck. djokovic immediately showed remorse and went over to see if she was okay. she was able to walk off the court. djokovic then spoke with officials and was told he was disqualified from the tournament. djokovic left without speaking to reporters. he wrote a lengthy apologize. i checked with the lines person and thank god she is feeling okay. i am extremely sorry to have caused her distress. so unintended. so wrong. i need to go back in and work on my disappointment and turn this as a lesson for my evolution and growth. i apologize to everyone associated with my behaviobehav. will he lose all ranking points and the $250,000 in prize money he earned in the tournament. he could also receive a fine. >>> the nba playoffs continuing last night. trying to bounce back after losing the series opener. lakers jumping out to a lead. brock came back and then under 40 seconds to go, lakers like