u.s. tennis association has backed him up on that. richard he wrote in a column that serena should be apologizing to the umpire not the other way round he also said she shattered three well known well documented and well understood rules each penalty was correct and i think the one that's causing the most contention is this coaching penalty because usually it's allowed in women's tournament grand slams are a bit different and you're not allowed to do it serena the night she did but then in an interview off of the day mark said right so yeah i was doing signals but everyone does it and i think this is the problem it's the inconsistency the rule really needs to be looked at other people saying well maybe i should have given her warning before ducking the game of the very sad end to a grand slam tournament thank you so much. ok just a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you the far right in sweden has made gains in general elections exit polls give this week democrats around nineteen percent of the vote it's unclear which

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

u.s. tennis association is also standing behind williams.ers have insisted that serena was out of line. mary carrillo says that williams occasionally acts like a bully. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> tomorrow will be sunnier but cooler. that is exactly what is going to happen. we will have cloud cover in the morning, but we will not be as warm tomorrow by up to 10 degrees. that said, it is a mild night. concord at 70 and san jose 63. with clear skies we lose heat overnight. napa down to 48. fremont 52 in the morning. air quality is good to moderate tomorrow. there is likely there will be some haze in the north bay. there is a fall like low pressure in the area. low pressure typically gets bounced by this ridge to our south and head east. this one will not because the ridge is gone. it is sliding down into our direction. we hit the 90s today inland and we are going to fall to the 80s tomorrow. by wednesday and thursday it will be cooler near the water. this is despite the fact we have no clouds in the morning. we are sunny in the morning and in

u.s. tennis association would not make the umpire available for interviews but indicated that he did nothing wrong. williams' $17,000 fine will be deducted from her runner-up prize of $1.8 million. dana jacobson, cbs news, new york. >>> a mississippi homecoming queen is making the rounds on the internet after ditching her crown for a football helmet. team. saturday night - the senior was crowned homecoming queen during half time. caylee foster is the kicker for ocean springs high school's football team. saturday night the senior was crowned homecoming queen during halftime. then moments later she swapped her gown for a jersey, kicked two field goals and an extra point for the overtime win. t: it's more than just *traffic. >> that is awesome. >>> let's look at weather around here, which is warm, 90s inland, 70s in oakland. it's a baseball diamond, but the only stadium in america which still does baseball and football is now ready for monday night football tonight. we'll talk about a big cooldown coming up. >> and coming up at 6:00 tonight it's more than just traffic forcing people out of thei

u.s. tennis associate today fined her $17,000 for a coaching violation, racket abuse and verbal abuse.a victory is a victory. is this the way you wanted to win? >> not necessarily the way that i dreamt of winning, but in my dreams i always won in the end. >> reporter: a win that no controversy can tarnish. matt bradley, nbc news. new york. >> and we should know that naomi osaka will be here at nbc tomorrow morning on "today." don't miss savannah's and hoda's exclusive interview. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy p

u.s. tennis association, that's katrina adams, joins us in studio 57.on she's a panelist on cbs sports network. we need to talk. boy, do we. katrina adams joins us at the table. >> good to have you here. >> it is still the topic of conversation really all around. i was in france watching. it's hard to understand what's happening when they're speaking in french but there's certain things you understand. everybody keeps saying that carlos raymos is a very good ump, that he does a very good jo job. do you think he handled this situation well? >> i think for the umpire, he was following the code. warning, point, game. serena was in the code for coaching and the racket a because and escalated to what he thought, he was being abused. by the code, he followed the law. however, i think perhaps on a personal note, he could hav differently. as far as maybe giving her a soft warning with the coaching to start if he had seen something in the box. >> which they say happened with men all the time. >> it happened with all players, men and women. it's very prevalent. i

u.s. tennis association saying the chair umpire's decision is final and not reviewable. the six-time u.s. open champion calming an angry crowd that threatened to drown out the awards ceremony. >> i don't want to be rude, i don't want to interrupt. i don't want to do questions. i want to tell you guys she played well and this is her first grand auto\ congratulations, naomi. no more booing. >> naomi osaka, emotional in victory. >> i know everyone was cheering for her. i'm sorry to win like this. it was always my dream to play serena in the u.s. open final so i'm really glad that i was able to do that and i'm really grateful i was able to play with you. thank you. >> reporter: a night of passion, controversy and grace at the u.s. open. matt bradley, nbc news, new york. >>> to politics now and 230r78er president obama back in the spotlight this morning. on friday he blasted president trump during a speech in illinois kicking off his tour of support for democratic mid term candidates. on saturday president obama took a somewhat softer tone campaigning in southern california in

u.s. tennis association slapped the athlete with a $17,000 fine following a three violations during her finalst the u.s. open. now back to "lock up." ♪ >>> friend deceive friend, no one speaks the truth. they have taught their tongues to lie and weary themselves with sitting and live in the midst of deception. >>> brian voltz's numerous tattoos reflect his beliefs and are a road map through his past. >> how did you get cutthroat? >> it's my nickname my first time in penitentiary. >> why is that? >> self-explanatory. >> they're also among his most prized possessions. >> i've always been unique, and when i met tattoos, that was my way to be even more unique. i like to stand out. what's up? i just got self-expression everywhere. >> but voltz says he treasures more than his ink. >> i'm daddy's baby. say it loud and proud. say, "i'm daddy's baby." >> voltz has two sons, a 2-year-old and a 13-year-old, by two different women. he is currently in jail for domestic abuse against the mother of his 2-year-old, brian ii, or deuce. >> deuce, daddy loves you. when i'm free, i take great pride in spending ti

u.s. tennis association announced it is fining the 23 time grand slam champion $17,000 for those violationsiter. is this an issue of gender inequality? was it sexism in terms of the way she's been treated and find today and how other players, like djokovic about look at what he's done during games? >> i think it's definitely a question of sexism. the fine, not necessarily, but the threshold for what was deemed verbal abuse was much lower for serena as we've seen from djokovic or nadal. one of the issues is that throughout sports there's a notion that umpires, officials, referees, they're at their best when you don't remember their names. and the fact we're going to remember carlos ramos' name is history. she didn't use any curse words, first of all. that has to be there. she didn't threaten him or anything. she really just wanted on apology and she took issue with the idea of the implication she was cheating. everyone kind of does this, so the idea that that was the first penalty really set her off and she was understandably upset about it. >> billy jean king, she put out a couple tweets de

u.s. tennis association slammed williams with a $17,000 fine for her violations.y macintosh and nation sportswriter at yesterday's match and back with me is wendy osefo, a commentator of "the hill." let me start with you. you were at the game yesterday. just give us a quick sense of what that sent. was like as you watched it all unfold and even the award ceremony. >> absolutely. i think it was -- you know, everyone felt it was a pro serena crowd from the beginning. we all wanted to watch history and see her win her 24th. as the original morning and then the point penalty and game penalty, there was a bit of confusion around what was happening. i think a lot of people were checking phones, talking to each other. but when that game penalty hit, it was uncomfortable. it was a very tense situation. it was uncomfortable to watch serena treat any human like that but people related to why she was doing it and then uncomfortable to watch her shut down an umpire aththat was dismissing for the treating her badly. >> he was not explaining what was happening throughout the ga

u.s. tennis association find serena seventeen thousand dollars for the code violations which included her calling the umpire a thief and a liar but then the head of the organization katrina adams said williams showed class in how she behaved towards when they i mean a sucker and the male chief of the women's tennis association or steve simon released a statement suggesting that male and female athletes are held to different standards novak djokovic though disagrees with that view. i don't see things is mr simon does i really don't i think you know men and women are you know treated in this way or the other way depending on you know on the situation it's hard to generalize things may i have my personal opinion that that may be the champ should not have pushed serino to the limit especially in the grand slam final. you know just maybe changed not maybe you did change the course of the match and just was in my opinion maybe unnecessary all right well what about the new grand slam win and they are a soka in all of this while she has been celebrating her victory at the top of the rockefeller c

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the women's tennis association and the u.s. tennis association backed williams' claims of sexism.e apologizes. she post and i piblingture on instagram yesterday with her favorite daughter with no caption just the two of them sitting there on the kauch sort of reflecting what really matters in your life. >> it doesn't seem like the right reaction, let's further escalate this. this is a time for conversation about where both sides went wrong. >> especially if you believe the ump's job is to de-escalate in the is one more round and then a round of response. it's like a depression tennis match. >>> and the verge reports amazon will sell live green christmas trees. each tree will be shipped within ten days of being cut. shoppers can select a delivery date. the national christmas tree association said it's not concerned because consumers like pibing their own fresh tree. you can get tree and the presents underneath it shipped by amazon. >>> people are calling hurricane florence a monster and potentially a killer too. mark strassmann says areas accustomed consider hurricanes are worried

. >>> the head of the women's tennis association is criticizing the chair umpire who made a controversial call against serena williams at the u.ss star was fined $17,000 yesterday. the wta's ceo steve simon believes the official held williams to a different standard because she's a woman. "cbs this morning: saturday" co-host dana jacobson shows us how many big names in tennis are lining up behind williams. dana, good morning. >> good morning. this controversy overshad dude a huge upset by naomi osaka a 20 seed who beat. williams was hoping to make history by clenching what would have been her 24th major tight. >> i don't cheat to win, i'd rather loose. i'm just letting you know. >> serene williams first rules violation coaching from the stands. her second infraction, breaking her racket which cost her a point. >> you stole a point from me. >> but williams' biggest penalty saturday was for calling chair umpire carlos ramos a thief. she was penalized a game giving her opponent, naomi osack a 5-3 lead in the second set. williams' appeal was rejected. >> there's a lot of men out here who have said a lot of things that doesn't -- >>

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u.s. tennis coaches association said the chair umpire's decision is final and not reviewable. u.s. open champion calming an angry crowd as a way to drown out the award ceremony. >> i don't want to be rude, and i don't want to interrupt and do questions, but i want to tell you guys, she played well. and this is her first grand slam. congratulations, naomi. no more booing! >> naomi osaka emotional in victory. >> i know everyone was cheering for her. i'm sorry it had to end like this. it was always my dream to play serena in the u.s. open finals. so i'm really glad that i was able to do that. and i'm really grateful i was able to play with you. thank you. >> reporter: a night of passion, controversy and grace apt the u.s. open. williams was trying to win her 24th grand slam title. as you know, alex, that would have tied her for the record for the most ever. and her 20-year-old opponent won for the first time for someone from japan. but she felt bad for osaka but she was fighting for a cause. >> i'm here fighting for women's rights and for women's equality. and for all kinds of st

u.s. open tennis quarter finals serena williams said she was happy to see the kaepernick news and that she's proud to be associated with nike. well i mean he's done a lot for you know the african-american community and it's cost him a lot you know it's it's sad but he continues to do the best that he can to support and having huge company back him you know through. you know could be a controversial version reason for this company but they're not afraid and i feel like that was a really powerful statement here a lot of. a lot of other companies. japan's naomi osaka has made a bit of tennis history for herself at the u.s. open at flushing meadows in new york on wednesday the twenty year old osaka wasted no time in thrashing last year at sorrento the six one six one annihilation took just fifty seven minutes to complete soccer becomes the first japanese woman since kimiko darts a in one thousand nine hundred sixty to reach a grand slam single say we find definitely means a lot for me and i always thought that if i were to win a grand slam the first one i would want to win is the u.s. open. because. you know. like my

u.s. open tennis quarter finals serena williams said she was happy to see the cap and news and that she's proud to be associated with nike well i mean he's done a lot for you know the african-american community and it's cost him a lot and you know it's it's sad but he continues to do the best that he can to support and having a huge company back him you know there are two. if you know it could be a controversial reason for this company but they're not afraid and i feel like that was a really powerful statement to a lot of. a lot of other companies. japan's naomi osaka has made a bit of tennis history for herself at the u.s. open air flushing meadows in new york on wednesday the twenty year old osaka wasted no time in thrashing less year to go to six one six one annihilation took just fifty seven minutes to complete soccer becomes the first japanese woman since kimiko darts a in one nine hundred ninety six to reach a grand slam single say we find more and definitely means a lot for me and i want. i want to win a grand slam the first one i would want to win if the u.s. open. because. you know in. my mind then my

u.s. open tennis court a final serena williams said she was happy to see the kaepernick news and that she's proud to be associated with nike. well i mean he's done a lot for you know the african-american community and it's cost him a lot you know it's it's. he continues to do the best that he can to support and having huge company back him you know who. you know could be a controversial version reason for this company but they're not afraid and i feel like that was a really powerful statement a lot of. other companies right now at the u.s. open at flushing meadows in new york mary kay nishikori are battling it out in a maine singles quarter final this is actually a rematch of the twenty fourteen final which chilly each one as you can see here the crow are doing pretty well on this front six two three two is the current school at the arthur ashe stadium now in the women's draw soccer wasted no time in thrashing last year to arrange for the six one six one annihilation to just fifty seven minutes to complete a soccer becomes the first japanese woman since kubica dot say in one thousand nine hundred six to reach a g

u.s. open tennis quarter finals serena williams said she was happy to see the cap'n make news and that she's proud to be associated with nike well i mean he's done a lot for you know the african-american community and it's cost him a lot and you know it's it's sad but he continues to do the best that he can the support and having a huge company back him you know through. you know could be a controversial reason for this company but they're not afraid and i feel like that was a really powerful statement. for a lot of other companies. japan's naomi osaka has made a bit of tennis history for herself at the u.s. open air flushing meadows in new york on wednesday the twenty year old osaka wasted no time in thrashing lecia to go the six one six one annihilation took just fifty seven minutes to complete soccer becomes the first japanese woman since kimiko darts a in one nine hundred ninety six to reach a grand slam single say we find more and definitely means a lot for me and i was. i wanted to win a grand slam the first one i would want to win in the u.s. open. because. you know. like my grandparents can come and i just

u.s. open, serena williams fined $17 thousand for three code violations, levied by umpire carlos ramos. ceo of women's tennis associationthis was sexist. serena williams saying female tennis player are treated differently, and that umpire wrongfully accused her, coach did admit he was cheating position nal to her. during -- trying to cign signaln the match. upset over this call. now this, former tennis star, said serena williams acted like a burl bully, and martina questions williams saying that just because the guys get away with bad behavior does not make bad behave why ar behavior acce. noel, seemed like blame placed on -- professional tennis. even martina said that the umpire does not have discretion with the rules. >> you know, that is true, the bigger issue at hand, they done didn't seem too cover that but what about fact her -- overshadowed this big win from a 20-year-old opponent i? a major win for her opponent, overshadowed by this mess, as far as serena, it sounds like she is a heck of a tennis player, but a very poor sport in this scenario. liz: to be greatest female player of all-time, illegal coaching is co

u.s. open final where tennis superstar serena saturday williams lost to 20-year-old naomi osaka after accusing umpire carlos ramos of sexism. on monday, the women's tennis associatione out in support of williams, with chief executive steve simon suggesting the umpire showed a different level of tolerance to williams because she is a woman. during the final, ramos gave williams a code violation after he deemed a gesture made towards by her coach to be "coaching," which is banned during a game. ramos then penalized williams a point after she destroyed her racket in anger and docked her an entire game after she subsequently called the umpire a "liar" and a "thief" for stealing her pointnt. this is an exchange between williams and ramos. apology.e be in i've never cheated in my life. i have never cheated. you owe me an a apology. you owe an apology. you'll never, ever be on another court of mine as long as you live. you are the liar. you stole a point for me. you are a thief, too. >> verbal abuse. amy: williams' opponent, naomi osaka, who is of haitian and japanese descent, went on to win the match 6-2, 6-4 in her first grand slam victory. on saturday, she became the f

u.s. open women's final. when serena williams was penalized a game after confrontations with the chair unemployment. -- umpire. she said he treated her different than male players. she lost to the japan player. the tennis association is backing the umpire. we'll be right back. transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you this is not a screensaver.game. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. chase. make more of what's yours. take us downtown, waze. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world

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