air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane. while the russian defense minister who has held a phone conversation with his israeli counterpart in which he stated israel bears for sponsibility for the downed russian plane and the death of the crew members on board meanwhile the israeli military said early on tuesday it had no reaction saying it does not comment on foreign reports we get all the latest details now from our middle east correspondent for the paula what's the very latest you can tell us face. well here as well it's extremely frustrating we're receiving no reaction and no comment as you mentioned from the israeli foreign ministry the defense ministry or the israeli defense forces now we're just in the run up to the most holy day in the jewish calendar your key put and in the next twenty four hours everything in this country will close down so if we don't get a reaction in the next two three hours it's unlikely we'll get any kind of reacti

air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane. now it was around eleven o'clock local time last night when the russian military plane disappeared from the radar system it was flying back to the russian base in hama mean which is not far from the syrian city of latakia it was some thirty five kilometers from the syrian coast as mentioned at that point there were four israeli jets that were launching strikes in the area they were targeting syrian army facilities that included a power station and the initial reports suggested that at least seven people were injured on the ground at the same time there was a french frigate that was launching missiles from the mediterranean sea and in response to all of this the syrians launched their missile defense systems now whiston media was very quick to put the blame for the downing of the russian aircraft on this area at the same time we haven't heard anything from the israeli side we have approached bo

air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane as it was landing from an altitude of five kilometers at the last they deliberately carried out this provocation israel hadn't worn the russian military in syria over the upcoming operation the warning came less than a minute before the strike through the hotline that didn't leave a chance to going to russian plane to safety to search and rescue operation in the crash area is currently under way we consider this is ready provocation as a hostile action as a result of israel's irresponsible actions fifteen russian servicemen have been killed we reserve the right to respond to this incident well the israeli missile strikes came just hours after the russian and turkish president think we need to create a buffer zone in theory of cropping in order to protect civilians that the goal is to separate syrian government forces from militants from the country's last major rebel stronghold. reports. weeks

air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane. the israeli military says it has no reaction to the incident does not comment on what it calls for and reports meanwhile russia's ministry of foreign affairs has summoned israel's ambassador over what exactly happened off the coast of syria or earlier the russian defense minister said moscow reserves the right to retaliate for what it views as hostile israeli action of a middle east correspondent. across the store. fishel zz are keeping mum about what kind of responsibility they take and what really happened last night when these fifteen russian servicemen were killed when their military plane was shot down this is just a few hours ahead of the jewish holy day of your key poor and the country will come to a complete standstill for twenty four hours so it's highly unlikely that we're going to get comment in the coming hours or indeed for the next day at least and there are suggestions that this is

air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane as it was landing from an altitude of five kilometers at the last they deliberately carried out this provocation israel had warned the russian military in syria over the upcoming operation the warning came less than a minute before the strike through the hotline that didn't leave a chance to going to russian plane to safety to search and rescue operation in the crash area is currently under way we consider this israeli provocation as a hostile action as a result of israel's irresponsible actions fifteen russian servicemen have been killed we reserve the right to respond to this incident. and i spoke to israeli journalist jani ben monaghan who believes the blame for the downing of the plane should be attribute to syria's defensive. of course they it was an accident it's not israel fault way of to remember those who shot down their russia on the airplane of the syrians and know these israelis i think we are

and they don't know you know me by luck you've got a point on this is just politics the russians on the syrian regime are still carrying out the airstrikes but they're still using machine guns to attack. and aren't respecting the front line gun should be for the high legal hiking and i'm. going to we hope the agreement will save lives if the opposition put down their arms ever. thing will get worse you know. when the model where. the buffer zone is supposed to be established by october fifteenth troops from russia and turkey will conduct coordinated patrols to enforce it. our let's get you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. russian president vladimir putin says the downing of a russian military plane near syria was the result of quote chast circumstances his statement appeared to soften earlier comments by russia's defense ministry which blamed israeli jets for indirectly causing the incident the russian plane was shot down by syrian anti-aircraft missiles. hundreds of rescuers in the philippines are still searching for victims of landslides caused by

pilots attacking targets in northwestern syria used the jets as a shield so that syrian forces that only shot down the russian planes near the syrian coastline russian defense ministry says maneuvers by the israeli aircraft amount to hostile provocation and says it has the right to retaliate israel has so far made no comment. straight to moscow that when we join our correspondent and we show welcome emily is russia really likely to retaliate against israel. unclear whether they actually will retaliate but those statements that we heard the fact that they reserve the right to retaliate really shows the level of anger i think in the defense ministry we saw that as well and other statements made today at a briefing today a representative from the defense ministry called the israeli actions hostile and in a telephone call the defense minister sergei showing who told his counterpart that israel is fully to blame for the death of these fifteen people on board the plane and understandably perhaps this is also caused a huge stir in the russian media and in russia itself you have to understand that up until now under

air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen that russian plane. the israeli military confirms its jets targeted syrian facilities but blamed the planes at downing on the syrian government itself along with iran and hezbollah which israel views as a terrorist group meanwhile in a phone conversation with benyamin netanyahu vladimir putin stressed that israeli operations are taking place in violation of syria's sovereignty artie's middle east correspondent paul slayer has more. the russian president vladimir putin has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and during that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his regret he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natanya who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is that israel will be determi

well know there isn't in other rebel how long russians and syrian government says there's a presence off of the affiliates of al qaeda then known as hell but the listener are now known as the you know tom and they do control sixty percent of its name. russians and syrians and in government in a sense about areas which did not have a huge presence of this group in our own haven't had on planes but if they did actually present so they say look we actually have a reason to this the members of this group normally control the logical ssion off of this province but they're also mainly concentrated in areas which also have a huge population of civilians even if it's a limited strike we're bound to see many civilian casualties and that is why there is this fear that whatever you do they will be. there could be huge human cost until we've heard the u.n. repeatedly warning of a major humanitarian disaster is there any plan for some sort of escape route for those civilians in it. but there's really no plan i mean if these countries do talk and come to some sort of a solution to have gotten goal

tried to soften that a little bit by calling it their chain of tragic events but the russian meant to prevent syrians from you know huge allies and the difference is can they can i see that one because i've seen some articles in the russian media for example know by guys at the suggesting that all these talk about israel just enough for it to cover out for the negligence and incompetence of the russian military personnel on the ground which ultimately allowed these to happen that's a very harsh claim but do you think politically moscow could have consciously taken i risk on its relationship with israel even to explain away such a tragic. event well you know first of all to the best of my knowledge the defense systems. and the drone did to the russian yorker. we're not served by the russians but there is an icing on the ground and they are helping syria and you may already know that our strike has its own defense systems which are much more sophisticated and which are not. which are not under the control of the syrian military so what we are talking about is there are. no antiquated defense system as

used the russian plane as cover against the syrian air defense systems as a result the russian twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen that russian plane. the israeli military confirms its jets targeted syrian facilities but blamed the planes downing on the syrian government itself along with iran and hezbollah which israel views as a terrorist group meanwhile in a phone conversation with benyamin netanyahu vladimir putin stressed about israeli operations are taking place in violation of syria's sovereignty artie's middle east correspondent also there has more. the russian president vladimir putin has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and during that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is th

the russian defense ministry publishes raids are going to pass to contradict israel's claim that its jets had left the syrian airspace when a russian surveillance plane was mistakenly by syrian air defenses. president presided over the security council i'm sure that's going to be the most watched security council meeting ever a lot of good things going. on to some patients grows over donald trump's speech at the u.n. general assembly on chiefs a good sign i'm hoping the president.

attacking targets in northwestern syria use the jets as a shield causing syrian forces to then inadvertently shoot down the russian plane near the syrian coastline russian defense ministry says the israeli aircraft actions amount to hostile provocation and that it has the right to retaliate israel blamed inaccurate fire from syria's defenses for the crash. into some of the other stories making news around the world south korean president moon j. and has arrived in north korea for his third and possibly most challenging summit with the north korean leader kim jong il present mood hopes to mediate between washington and pyongyang over the north nuclear weapons program and to promote ties between the two koreas. hundreds of rescuers in the philippines are searching for victims of landslides caused by typhoon goods in the country's worst affected region the northern town of it took on dozens of feet dead after seeking refuge in a gold mine is bunkhouse the national death toll from typhoon my goodness now stands at more than seventy the storm cells are hit home and china. is in australia warming up the people responsib

attack and supposedly they did it using a russian reconnaissance plane that was frantically trying to land to get out of the conflict area as cover and then the syrian air defense. might have x. what is it with a russian ministry of the friends accidentally locked onto it with a with a passive radar detection it's a much bigger radar signature than the israeli f. sixteen so the russian minister and says it clearly blames israel for this first of all they never should have been talking an illegal attack on syria to begin with if they had some idea that it could be a threat to their security they should have taken their evidence to the u.n. security council of course if that's the case but you know for me and we got a demon here this has some echoes of the u.s.s. liberty on the american what was in the one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. were an american ship and sailors were attacked and sailors were killed ok well it's true of the comparison was made in russia but the main points on which the russian defense ministry quotes and create it in his press conference this was first they use radio planes did not want to leave the area. you know they wer

air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane as it was landing from an altitude of five kilometers at the last they deliberately carried out this provocation israel hadn't worn the bra. military in syria over the upcoming operation the warning came less than a minute before the strike through the hotline that didn't leave a chance to going to russian plane to safety the search and rescue operation in the crèche area is currently under way we consider this israeli provocation as a hostile action as a result of israel's irresponsible actions fifteen russian servicemen have been killed we reserve the right to respond to this incident the israeli military said it has no reaction to the incident as it does not comment on foreign reports meanwhile the russia's ministry of foreign affairs has summoned israel's ambassador to what happened off the coast of syria earlier the defense the russian defense minister said moscow reserves the right to retaliate to wh

leaders summit in austria the russian syrian offensive in it live could spur another wave of refugees that could further split societies in europe but some look at refugees as a welcome addition to the continent and to its economy some companies for employment now are seeking workers in particular for those shops locals don't want to do. this hotel and southern amsterdam is new and trendy there are even fresh vegetables growing on the roof but despite the calm impression the hotel industry in general has a problem not enough people want to work there thousands of jobs need to be filled each year so for the first time amsterdam has organized a job fair for refugees today it's all about the perfect match. nina schmitz works with an organization that integrates refugees into the hotel industry and that integrates them into society. while sands unpause shows up for short interviews similar to speed dating rounds with hotel management. in syria he worked for a medical company now he'd like to greet guests at the hotel reception desk but he's open for other suggestions to start somewhere. b

leaders summit in austria there are wars that the russian syrian offensive in italy could spare another way for refugees at a time when the debate over mass migration has split societies in europe not least in germany increasing numbers see a migration as a threat facing their country but look at refugees as a welcome addition to society and to the economy because many e.u. economies are nearing full employment and jobs remain unfilled in particular those locals no longer want to do. this o.t.l. and southern amsterdam is new entrained there are even fresh vegetables growing on the roof but despite the calm impression the hotel industry in general has a problem not enough people want to work there thousands of jobs need to be filled each year so for the first time amsterdam has organized a job fair for refugees today it's all about the perfect moment. nina schmitz works with an organization that integrates refugees into the hotel industry and that integrates them into society. there to take and work helps people to learn the language quickly and provides an income but it also helps them

russian and syrian warplanes have been bombarding the outskirts of it live in northwestern syria the last remaining rebel stronghold. over three million people are trapped in the city. this week the united nations warned of an impending humanitarian catastrophe with thousands of casualties and the risk of last flight. by those who can't get out. germany and other western countries are considering retaliatory action should series military resorts to poison gas. an offensive. is it live the so called in the game in syria and what happens after the end those are the questions we want to address in quadriga and these are our guests. my soon maryland is of syrian origin and she works on dw's arabic -- show she believes the battle for it live could be the endgame for rebels in syria but its legacy could start a new hard time for both turkey and europe. and we're very glad to have our poster on the program once again he's a commentator for the daily newspaper to death. and he says germany should join the allied military coalition to prevent a massacre by the syrians russians and their audie

germany should join the allied military coalition to prevent a massacre by the syrians russians and iranians in italy better late than never and finally it's also a pleasure to have michelle little back with us once again he's a middle eastern expert and author of several books about the region he says assad will stay in power for the next conflicts within syria are already looming so let me start out by asking all of you to talk a little bit about the current situation in syria and in particular in it live and my soon to you first of all what are you hearing from family friends acquaintances in syria both about what they're expecting to happen and about the situation is live in particular well first of all i come from a place in syria which hasn't witnessed the war actually because i come from the attack yeah the taqiyya was saved during the last seven years. but you know i can tell you that most of people in syria are tired from the war so they. the syrian regime or maybe the war managed to let them reach a point where they only think about their own survival so that they are really sad ab

millions displaced the devastating conflict in syria appears to be moving toward a decisive battle russian and syrian warplanes have been bombarding the outskirts of islam in northwestern syria the lats remaining rebel stronghold over three million people are trapped in the city this week the united nations warned of an impending humanitarian catastrophe with thousands of casualties and the risk of mass flight by those who can't get out of germany and other western countries are considering retaliatory action should syria's military resort to poison gas during an offensive is its live the so-called endgame in syria and what happens after the end those are the questions we want to address in quadriga and these are our guests my sume men them is of syrian origin and she works on d. w's arabic show she believes the battle for it live could be the end game for rebels in syria but its legacy could start a new hard time for both turkey and europe. and we're very glad to have the poster on the program once again he's a commentator for the daily newspaper to vote and he says germany should join the allied mi

left well short of the majority of announces remark correspondent in stockholm also coming up russian and syrian aircraft have continued their intensified bombing of the rebel held its live province in northern syria the attacks come ahead of a feared all out assault on the region by government forces. and in sports an expensive albertus for serena williams at the u.s. open a seventeen thousand dollar fine for williams angry confrontation with the umpire over a controversial call for outburst overshadowed not only osaka his own historic victory . a warm welcome to you i marry and i haven't seen the future of the social democrats led government in sweden is hanging in the balance tonight after voters gave a boost to the far right early results show that around one in five zero. van't the nationalist sweden democrats the party led by jimmy aka son followed a campaign focused on immigration the gains for the far right will make it harder for the mainstream center left or center right to form a government owned only a short time ago i spoke with our correspondent brought her a vessel in stockholm an

not enough time and as icing on the cake the event took cover behind the russian aircraft drawing syrian missiles to it making making it a target and the russians judging by how serious these steps are they're determined never to let this happen again. i was a motor gassier there talking to me a bit earlier to get the thoughts now he's joined us he's a syrian military analyst kamau you very welcome what do you think the message is here from russia do you think it is a blunt one to everybody saying look don't try and bomb syria anymore or is it perhaps something more subtle. i think it's a mixture of both there's been a lot of different air forces in the air and these really isn't the russians have had a deacon flitting line for the last twelve months which is made sure there hasn't been an accident such as this but now that this is happening often russia is not going to take any other chance in terms of its own safety would alter for serious safety because syria has been under a bombing from the israelis and also some of the other nato countries so this now means that syria can defend it

israeli jets deliberately created a dangerous situation israeli pilots used the russian plane as cover against the syrian air defense systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen that recently. when a tree confirms its jets did target syrian facilities but blame the planes dolling on the syrian government itself along with iran and hezbollah which israel views as a terrorist organization we asked them ask us to comment on the israeli allegations will bring you any response we do get paula has got some updates on the latest developments paula thanks for staying across this story obviously a bit of a political fallout from this the comments earlier from vladimir putin what more do we know so far. when a short time ago a phone conversation with help between the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the russian president vladimir putin during that conversation netanyahu said that he regretted the deaths of these russian servicemen but he placed the blame for the downing of the military airplane firmly

that update on our breaking news story that is the downing of the russian military plane off the syrian coast on monday night the russian defense minister aires says the aisle twenty was shot down by a missile launched by syria's add defense system but is pointing the finger at israel for the incident is says that israeli fighter jets had to use the russian plane as cover and set it up to be targeted by syrian forces as a result the aisle twenty which is larger than the israeli f. sixteen was hit it claims israel only issued a warning about its missile operation just minutes before it began not giving that plane sufficient time to reach the safe side and as a result fifteen russian military personnel who were on board that plane were killed at the spa the israeli embassy in moscow has declined to comment on the incident the russian defense ministry has said that it was the right to an adequate response following what it calls israel's hostile actions plenty more discussion and analysis on this breaking news story to come in the coming hours do stay with us for that. in other news now do

been talking so closely to russia and we were in the golan heights just recently watching russian planes and syrian planes taking back territory from iceland that area we clearly heard and we saw a russian plane because it's white in the sky seemed to be crossing into israeli airspace and flying back into the syrian controlled golan heights carrying out its airstrikes so it gives you a sense of the closeness of conversation and de confliction that the two countries have lavrov was also in tel aviv then discussing these issues so i think again complicated dangerous but i think both sides will be keen. to try and find some middle ground to move forward on this all right stephanie decker live in antarctica thank you very much indeed we're here in doha with me is my one couple and he's the director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies welcome. first of all just your immediate reaction to this incident that's happened do you think it will have any impact upon the russian appetite for engagement in syria this is the first serious incidents between the russians military in

the president warning the russians and syrian government that if chemicals weapons are used on their part, the u.s. would retaliate. the russians are coming out and saying rebels are planting false flag rebel attacks to draw the u.s. in the conflict again. as far as the air strikes are concerned, it is remarkable. on friday, we covered that summit with the russians and turks and iranians to come to some cease-fire agreement. once that failed on saturday morning we heard a big expansion of the air strikes. you mentioned the syrians are saying the air strikes are what they call surgical. they say they are attacking a group affiliated with al qaeda in idlib province. there is video indicating civilian areas were hit as well. obviously killing and wounding people there. as far as the offensive, the syrian government telling us it hasn't started yet, but they are saying they are ready. idlib province is surrounded by the syrian military. battle hardened fighters on that side. the issue for the u. is the fate of 3 -- the issue for the u.s. is the fate of 3 million civilians who are vulnerab

you know about the russian and syrian air strikes on adlib a neighbor in hama province and syria with the hospital among the targets sudan's president dissolved his government on picks a new prime minister in hopes of fixing the country's struggling economy. one death every minute save the children warns that hunger is being used as a weapon of war. so his prime minister says he's open to talks with the main opposition party after both blocs failed to get a majority in sunday's election the center left bloc led by the prime minister stefan often holds a narrow lead with just over forty percent of the vote his social democratic party has traditionally had the biggest vote share so that's almost a dead heat with the center right alliance led by the moderates who have called for a law firm to resign significantly the far right anti immigration anti e.u. sweeping democrats led by orcas and gained support but still polled less than expected at more than seventeen percent talks again on monday but all parties have so far refused to work with the sweden democrats on a whole reports of stockh

welcome to the new street bombs in syria russian syrian forces are. targeted attacks on rebel held areas around. the bombing intensifies we're focusing on the people rather than the politics just want a whites millions of civilians in a house to prepare. japan's. first tennis grand slam but you wouldn't know it the. final was overshadowed by a running battle between her opponent serena williams and the kinds of sexism cheating and stepped. around the corner and after ten years of austerity just how do you move a country like greece for what prime minister. says many people. will explore how greece can reduce unemployment and bring the economy back to life. and i'm leon sweden is known as one of the happiest countries in the world but today's parliamentary elections are showing a different side to the country but is the rise in support for the far right being played out too much by global media with aging it's been. live. streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com and if you were with us yesterday saturday you will rememb

of a ministry spokesperson ego commission called give new evidence on the downing of a russian plane off the syrian coast lots was said they showed radar pictures that were taken from the base showing several aircraft identified as israeli jets as well as where the russian planes were on that tragic night the seventeenth of september now they confirmed the. twenty went down the on the local time ten pm there. it was a color coded presentation and he said that you could clearly see on the screen the russian and israeli planes and it showed three is a jets patrolling the area and the road radar showed the moment the israeli aircraft hit the russian aircraft at twenty two hundred and how the situation developed after that tragedy the amitie said that the israeli jets s. two hundred hid behind the twenty and then that tragedy happened. now reports are suggesting the u.s. deputy attorney general is about to leave his position that's just days after media allege that rod arise and stone was proposing to secretly tape donald trump's calls for more i'm joined now by our teeth. how could this affect the u.s

syrian. says israel is fully to blame for the incident russian plane went down off the syrian. taqiyya moscow says israeli jets hid behind the russian plane putting it in the path of syrian air defenses russia's calling it a deliberate provocation israel is yet to respond to the report says jets were attacking syrian installations in the area or a challenge joins us live from moscow so rory the russians are in no doubt about what happened well i saying. well they are saying that essentially this was an accident that was entirely of israel's making the israeli jets when they were beginning their bombing strikes on targets inside syria basically puts the russian plane an ill twenty or surveillance electronic surveillance plane that was approaching landing at her made them between their own jets and the syrian defense units these. two hundred air defense missile the talents and it was that this century these these jets heinecke behind the russian plane that meant the the the missiles from the syrian defense units struck the russian plane blew it out of the skies so the russian defe

syrian government in this war. on the border between turkey and. meanwhile a russian military jet has been brought down by syrian anti aircraft fire russia says all fifteen people on board were killed and blames israel for the deaths according to moscow israeli pilots attacking targets in northwestern syria use the jet as a shield so that syrian forces and inadvertently shot down the russian plane near the syrian coastline the russian defense ministry says maneuvers by the israeli aircraft amount to hostile provocation says it has the right to retaliate. now doctors in treating pussy riot member appear to say it's very likely that he was poisoned the russian anti-government activists was flown to the german capital for treatment after he fell ill during a court following a court hearing in moscow. after a fifteen day sentence for a protest on the pitch during a world cup football match doctors say he's still in intensive care but they're confident that he will recover. more from d.w. chief political adviser mahela welcome michela one of these doctors to believe it was

russian capital also coming up. warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe as syrian and russian forces prepared to take it live provinces thirty thousand civilians have already fled many more are taking to the road. and anti migrant tensions in eastern germany the far right wing f d party organizes what it calls memorial march in the town of curtain where a man died after a fight with two afghans. plus the book president trump is calling a joke and because we had the reviews last week now the book by watergate reporter bob woodward goes on sale we'll find out what some trump supporters think of it. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the russian military is conducting its biggest maneuvers since the end of the cold war hundreds of thousands of russian soldiers are taking part in the numerous across the country in eastern siberia they're being joined by troops from china and mongolia the drills will continue for a week russia's defense ministry says they will involve some thirty six thousand. vehicles one thousand planes even more ships nato says russia is preparing for a large scale conflict. so what's behi

well, russian and syrian air strikes were reported today in the providence of idlib. that's the last rebel stronghold in syria. russian and syrian forces are said to be planning an all-out assault on the area where there are about 70,000 rebel fighters and nearly three million civilians. there are about 2,000 u.s. service members inside syria. it was a dramatic day at the u.s. open women's championship. naomi osaka defeated her rifle, serena williams, who had a meltdown after arguing with the umpire. >> reporter: this is now hows can nay imagined her championship dream match with her hro serena williams would go. it all started when williams was penalized for smashing her racket in frustration after the umpire accuses her of being illegally coached from the stands. williams repeatedly denies cheating and demands an apology. >> i'm telling you i don't cheat to win. i'd rather lose. you need-- you owe me an apology. you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. >> reporter: after several warnings, the umpire again penalizes williams, this time for verbal abuse.