william: much more fun. scott: the story takes place in ohio and pennsylvania, mostly, , theye oldfield family were from ellicott city, maryland. tell us about your great-grandfather, frank oldfield. an upper middle class family, maybe a little above, heavily connected. his dad names one of his brothers s grant. -- ulysses s. grant. crazy uncle grant, as some people called him. they have a sawmill, a pump factory. they are busy. isfield is involved -- frank -- as a young man, working in these businesses. then his father gets a patronage appointment as postmaster through the president, which is because of whoever is the party in favor. so he gets a great job there as a clerk, you know, and that sort of begins the postal career. but before that, he was very dapper. he did not want to get his hands dirty. he did not tolerate fools, at least that is what he thought. useried to charge -- charm, his fists, whatever it took to win those arguments. it seems to pay off in some respect. in other respects you had peopl

and force a controversial cool from the umpire had serena williams fuming as she lost the u.s. open final to japanese youngster naomi osaka. i knew cooper's mackinnon glad you could join me. voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades mainstream parties are facing a major challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and integration polls suggest the nationalist sweden democrats led by jimmy ackerson could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament to shift to the right even threatens to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefano fund has called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state the rise of the populists and sweden follows a europe wide trend and could signal a break with the country's liberal traditions. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant election instance we didn't history the first nationwide vote since the country to get more migrants her head of population than any other european country back in twenty fifteen at the he

candid sport a controversial call from the pilot had serino williams fuming as she lost the u.s. open final to jump in his youngster i am yourself. time hell and i'm free thanks for joining me voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades mainstream parties are facing a serious challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and integration the swings threatening to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefano ven calls his ballot early this morning he's called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state polls suggest the nationalist lead and democrats could have much as one of the strongest forces in parliament. and the rise of the anti immigrant party could shake the status quo in a country known for its stability and liberal values. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant elections in sweden's history the first nationwide vote since the country to get more migrants pair head of population than any other european country back in twenty fifty even at the

reaction on social media after williams accuse the. us of sexism and some more on those reactions i've enjoyed jonathan crane well come and tell us exactly what did serina say well i think there's two parts to this story the thing that happened on the court obviously we heard in the piece according the umpire and the thief also called on the referee on to the court and then. the thought that because i'm a woman you're going to take this away from me and she continued that theme in her post match press conference this is what she had to say she said i've seen other men several things and i'm here fighting for women's rights and for women's equality of the me to say thief and for him to take again it made me feel like it was a sexist remark so really doubling down on her outburst from we say something on court and then once they get off the court he's in the moment so obviously they then saw from this stringer hasn't this out has his her in the pocket because tonight the u.s. tennis association of announce they find seventeen thousand do

open final on saturday but it was williams whose actions have claimed most of the headlines williams has been fined seven hundred thousand dollars for three code violations during the second set after being warned for a coaching violation williams was docked a point for smashing for racquet then after calling the chair umpire a liar and a cheat williams was docked an entire game with her idol losing her cool jeff a nice corner santa cruz through the final games to win in straight sets. well williams' outburst have somewhat overshadowed osaka achievement but in tokyo the fans are only interested in their champion a twenty year old made history at flushing meadows and back in japan a country hailed it's here. this was the moment japanese fans celebrated their new u.s. open champion the way. they are the osaka is the first japanese born tennis player ever to read a grand slam. she might have moved to the u.s. that the age of just three but now more than ever finds here in tokyo walking to celebrate her as their road. to this moment i'm astonished to hear a japanese player has won the gr

in straight sets but a controversial outburst from williams threaten to overshadow what should have been a night of celebration serena williams was three one up in the second set in new york when things began to unravel having been a hundred a violation for receiving instructions from her coach williams was docked a point for smushing her rocket as she threw away the chance to go for one up the american already a sick don't bluster the umpire calling him a thief and a liar and was promptly hit with a game penalty she won only one more game as naomi osaka held her nerve to clinch a stunning victory williams first threatened to overshadow the win with boos ringing out as the sucker awaited presentation of her first major trophy the japanese even apologized to the crowed after defeating her idol but just twenty years old was sucker looks well placed to emulate william's illustrious career. now following the u.s. open final serina williams has called out carlos ramos as decision to dump her game as a sexist remark williams said male athletes have gotten away with some of the outbursts i

now that outburst from serino williams has provoked quite a reaction on social media after williams accused the. us of sexism and for more on those reactions i'm joined by jonathan crane tell us what exactly did serina say when i did this to parse this really what happened on court and then after the match on court in the piece she called the umpire a thief she said remonstrated with the referee when he came on to adjudicate she said it's because i'm a woman that you're taking this away from me and she continued that theme in her post match press conference this is what she had to say i've seen other men cool. several things and i'm here fighting for women's rights and women's equality for me to say thief and him to take it day it made me feel like it was a sexist remark and she's really doubling down the penalties she received a hefty fine coming her way not really stopping her a lot of the time players would say things in the heat of the moment in the heat of battle and then soften the it's a bit serene really seeming to stick to her guns here and i'm doubling down as i said on the sexism

she thinks that williams handled the situation very badly. the pressure on her in that particular match was so astronomical because she is trying to type this record with margaret court, the overall record in the women's game. i think she went into freefall and meltdown when she was up against an opponent who was beating has significantly. it is a shame because she was just getting into the match when this situation happened and she went into freefall. but i have to say the umpire played it straight. how can we say the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse say the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse him of not playing by the rule book. we would be attacking him if he hadn't. he has been thrown under the bus a little bit and been thrown under the bus a little bitandi been thrown under the bus a little bit and i am astounded, it is not a sexist row at all. it is the one thing about sport that is such a great thing for young kids to get into because it teaches you about humility, how to cope with difficult situations and how to o

williams had a major impact on me. there are few -- there are a few professors in particular who were remarkable mentors and helped me through the process of really telling my own story. i talked to them about a number of my concerns and they helped me. brian: you said two things in the book a one u to explain. one is that you are a liberal democrat, and two, "before long i had shared with them my ambition to run for president." who were you sharing that ambition with? zachary: at some point, i had always been interested in public life, and by middle school, public service in particular. i was interested in people, people stories, how do you improve people's lives, and a thing that would allow me to address a range of issues. i thought about academic, you can specialize and focus on one or two or three areas, and i wanted to address economic issues, public policy, environmental issues and i also wanted to be involved in the process of creating and advancing legislation, and to have a platform. and so politics made a lo

criticism for serena williams after she abuses the umpire at the us open final. she accused him of sexism and treating her unfairly, and called him a thief after she received two penalties in her defeat to naomi osaka. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday... hello, i'm steven wyeth — welcome to sportsday. alistair cook opens for england for the final time. and he's not out overnight as england retain the initiative in the final test against india. wales lose 2—0 to denmark in the nations league and it's tottenham's christian eriksen who does the damage. and mo farah wins the great north run for a record fifth time, doing so in a new course record of 59 minutes 26 seconds. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm steven wyeth. alastair cook's final innings as a test match batsman will continue tomorrow and it could yet lead to a victorious farewell. cook's unbeaten 46—run contribution means england lead by 154. with more, here's tim hague... there was no doubting who the capacity crowd had come to see but before alastair cook's final innings, the home team nee

side, to william mckinley. i'm the great great-nephew of william mckinley and the great great grandson of grover cleveland. >> how did those families get together? >> it was happen chance because my parents married and the two became one. >> for your parents aware of their lineage when they met? >> they had no clue. my father was a longtime history professor at you ga. -- uga. over the course of time we talked about presidential descendents. i learned so many stories about both families from those conversations that i had with him. >> the two are very different. >> they are. oneet's start with the whose family name is there. mckinley. what you want people to know about him? everybody remembers that he was assassinated in buffalo. , howost important thing powerful of an impact his presidency gave the country. revolution, weal had expansion around the world, we had tremendous growth. enough, times, sadly these two are often forgotten. through books that are written about both, especially about mckinley, you remem

and japan's naomi osaka wins herfirst grand slam at the us open but her opponent serena williams clashes with the umpire. hello and welcome to bbc news. human rights groups have described it as egypt's tienanmen square. at least 800 protesters were killed when armed police officers swept in to bring an anti—government protest to an end in 2013. five years on, a court has sentenced 75 people to death, blaming them for the violence that took place. the demonstration was in support of the muslim brotherhood and came just weeks after the former president, mohamed morsi, was ousted from office. authorities say eight police officers died, but the government is still under pressure to explain the actions of the security forces. our middle east regional editor alan johnston reports. in the courtroom, a cage crowded with defendants. this was a mass trial. it involved more than 700 people. among those behind bars were senior figures in the muslim brotherhood organisation, and some of the accused were condemned to be hanged. the judges confirmed 75 death sentences, originally handed down injuly.

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thaftematch, williams claimed she was fighting for a greater cause thaner own. serena: i have seen other men call other umpires several things, and i am here fightingr men's rights and women's equality and for all kinds of stuff. for me to say "thief," and take a tme, it seemed like a sex remark. has been backed by the head of the women's tennis association. "the wta believe there should be no difference in the standards provided and emotions expressed and it is women, committed to working to the sport to ensure that all players e eated the same." the statement has added fuel to the fire. novak djokovic, fresh from his own victory in the me's tournament last night, disagrees over questions of umpire fairness between the genders. novak: i don't see ings as mr. simon does, i really don't. ink men and women are, y know, treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it is hard to generalize things. richard: seren williams spent her early years being coached by her father, richard, overcoming racism and financial obstacles on her path to sporting g

serena williams, furious at being warned for receiving on court instructions. the actions of her coach, interpreted by the umpire as breaking grand slam rules. trailing naomi osaka in the women's final, a point penalty for a broken racket followed before williams was penalised again, for verbally abusing the umpire. you will never, ever, ever be on a court of mine, as long as you live. you are the liar. you have stolen a point from me. you're a thief, too. i've seen other men call other umpires are several things, and i'm here fighting for women's rights and women's equality and for all kinds of stuff, and for me to say thief and for him to take a game, it made me feel like it was a sexist remark. williams received support from another great in the women's game, billie jean king, who said "when a woman is emotional, she's ‘hysterical‘, and she is penalised for it. when a man does the same, he is ‘outspoken‘ and there are no repercussions." any former player who was watching that unfold will have had a little bit of sympathy. i don't think carlos ramos i

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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 their cars onto caltrain, what's fueling a surge in rider ship from south of san jose. >>> to

and the greatest of all time, serena williams. i'm not, by the way, advocating for everyone to lose their minds. i'm not at all. what i'm saying is that tennis is a sport that has never done this. kris evert said this on the broadcast. this has never before happened in tennis. and the great billy jean king saying when women have this kind of conversation or get angry, they are hysterical. when men do it, they are outspoken. it is time for the tennis world to really look at these issues in my humble opinion. >> yes, and wipe that hysterical word off the map period. well, you answered my next question, which was going to be about kris evert making that point right after the match. so i want to talk about what happened afterward. as the audience boos wildly during the trophy presentation, my son was there and said he couldn't tell what was going on because of all the epic booing. serena asked them to stop, she hugged naomi osaka who was clearly shaken by this moment. perhaps the pressure is greater on her long comeback after becoming

and look at this controversy with serena williams calling out sexism in u.s. tennis. >> it was a real mess. it is the second straight year with had two black women in the final, and certainly being in arthur ashe gives it a significance. but i think one of the things that we've seen here is this conversation about sexism in tennis keeps coming up. just two weeks ago, we were talking about s serena's catsuit ban and the warning for the woman taking off her shirt. i think that is one of the reasons why all of this came to bear on this match. when i watched it, i thought, what a mess because not only was a very hard for serena to navigate the situation, but it overshadowed dominates an impressive play by naomi osaka. also important, professor davis. this issue of who naomi osaka is, who ends up crying while -- when she is presented with her trophy, and people are doing. yet you have serena williams who is then hiding her understanding exactly what this meant, this moment that is been such a victory for naomi said serena williams is the reason she is in tennis, so

high drama at the us open as serena williams loses her cool in the final. she accused the umpire of sexism and treating her unfairly and calling him a thief after receiving two penalties. voting is under way in the swedish general election, with an anti—immigration party expected to make large gains. and sir mo farah wins the great north run for a record breaking fifth consecutive time, kenya's vivian cheruiyot wins the women's race. i'll be back with a headlines at five. but for now, inside and out. music: turn the page by the streets all over london, council housing is being ripped from the landscape, cut from the skyline. we have seen the demolition of up to 100 council estates. the stock has been decimated.

open involving super star serena williams. >> things got crazy. williams first rules violation was for getting coached from the stands. she says that was a misunderstanding. her second infraction, breaking her racket which cost a point. her biggest penalty saturday was for calling the chair umpire a chief ahead of the william's tennis association claims the chair umpire held williams to a different standard because she's a woman. >> a lot of men out here have said a lot of things and because they're men that doesn't happen. >> williams eventually lost to the 20 year old first time champion naomi osaka. billy jean king said female players are treated unfairly when they show emotion. ramos is considered one of the most experienced match officials and have penalized plenty of male players. we'll be right back. >> in the market right now, there are plenty broccoli crowns and the prices are great. broccoli crowns are the top of the broccoli, the crowns without the stem. there is a small stem but usually it is just the crown. when you buy it, beautifull

williams and the umpire, and i keep getting asked questions about it, but i am not too sure. for me, i don't know, i think it is still a win, so i am just going to count it as that. it still doesn't feel that yield. i think, right now what i am feeling very tired. hopefully, as that wears off, i will start feeling more happy. the uefa nations league sees world champions france feature for the second time after their goalless draw with germany on thursday. they host netherlands in paris who failed to qualify for the tournament in russia, it is currently 2—1 to france. in the last few minutes, olivier giroud has put france in front. warlier denmark with their full squad to choose from after the players agreed to talks with the danish fa over commercial rights scored a 2—0 win over wales with tottenham's christian eriksen scoring both goals alastair cook moved to 46 not out in his final innings as an international cricketer on day three of england's fifth test against india at the oval in london. the opener, who is set to retire after his 161st test, took the home side to 11

pete williams. nbc news, washington. >> tomorrow is world suicide prevention day, a day to celebrate life and life-saving work for children left behind when a parent or relative dies by suicide. it can be really important to find their own support and learn how to live with the loss. we went to maine to find a place that gives them just that. many hidden on a lake deep in the maine woods campers fish, kayak, do yoga and sing songs. ♪ >> reporter: but they also grieve, camp kita was created for children and teens who have lost loved ones to suicide. >> camping was something that was very important to us growing up, and it was something that we did with our dad a lot. >> reporter: siblings morgan, sibley and isaiah lost their father. 12 years after their father's death a text conversation about their father's lost inspired them to create camp kita. >> a lot of issues out there but nothing specific to issue. >> reporter: the camp opened in 2014 with five campers, and now there are more than 50. rebec

williams disrupted. he would not quiet down, and he declared no goddamn white man or slave driver is going to make me stop. the instructor did not -- could not stand the insubordination. the captain's order echoes nearly verbatim. his response did as well. the drunk williams refused to obey. to enforce his order, the captain struck williams over the head twice, and ordered to fellow -- two fellow black calvary men to tie williams up. they refused. the captain finally change williams up with the aid of a white first lieutenant and imprisoned the soldier. later that evening, five black men demanded williams be released. the men were so adamant that his incarceration and that they were arrested for mutiny. following the day's events, the army charged for men with mutiny and one with contempt of mutinous language. the army charged williams as well and tried him for drunkenness on duty and mutinous conduct. the tribunals found for mutineers guilty and convicted williams of drunkenness. however, the tribunal o

williams received support from billie jean king sexist remark. williams received support from billiejean king who said, when a woman is emotional she is hysterical and she is penalised for it. when a man does the same he is outspoken and there are no repercussions. i do not think carlos ramos is sexist, he is known as a very strict umpire. he will never pander to any player, no matter what their status in the game. organisers said carlos ramos acted within the rules, but inconsistencies in the officiating at the us open have been highlighted. where williams was punished for encore coaching, the australian nick kyrgios received a p9p australian nick kyrgios received a pep talk from the umpire. it raises questions over how male and female players are treated. events in new york overshadowed what should have been the proudest moment in naming osaka's career. been the proudest moment in naming osa ka's career. the been the proudest moment in naming osaka's career. the rule book may be followed, how fairly it is being applied may be open to debate. th

awonderful aide, wonderful wife to william. you know the story about her having epilepsy and william mckinley was such a wonderful husband, that when she had epileptic seizures at dinner time, she would graciously put a napkin over her face and recover and they would go on with the dinner. but because they lost both children, that's the reason he has no direct descendents, as both of the young daughters died in infancy. thei think she, because of death of both daughters and certainly the assassination of it cost her toy, want to memorialize mckinley. firste white house ladies's home is actually a her home. did you know that? home ist ladies' actually her home, beautiful structure. i think hillary clinton inaugurated the home back in the day. att: if one were to look that time, it was a time of great disruption, technological change, industrial change, a lot of parallels to today. we are going through the digital revolution, there are challenges with immigration as there were back at that time, and the purpose of studying histor

open on saturday will for me chip feature a familiar name serena williams is going for a record equalling twenty fourth grand slam singles title but will be an all new experience for her opponent sacca and excitement in her native japan is building. a tokyo shrine dedicated to the japanese god of competition and sports is busier than usual now you or me or soccer fans of come to wish you good luck against tennis great serena williams in the u.s. open final soccer is the first japanese woman in a grand slam final the twenty year old father was born in haiti and she grew up in the united states but being born in japan to a japanese mother is enough for her supporters. and many japanese isn't that good writing but the way she chose to speaking japanese is so cute my impression of hers that she sticks to her beliefs in these powerful japanese tennis hasn't been that great in the past but i think she's doing really well. she will need to play better than really well to stop her idol williams the thirty six year old is bidding to lift the trophy for the seventh time having given birth just a ye

what's the reaction been on social media to serena william's outburst? you can imagine, it has been huge. lots of people who were unable to watch it last night on the television have been watching the drama unfold. it was on amazon, wasn't it? that's right, lots of people wouldn't have seen the footage. but seeing the reaction online from the world of tennis. we can show you some tweets. that, to be honest, is the sentiment that has been echoed across social media, that this should have been a only osaka's night. such a huge achievement for her. first japanese grand slam winner. absolutely. you look at the discussions on social media, there are huge rows going on about whether there were underlying elements of racism and sexism in anything the umpire did, which has been furiously denied. but this goes well beyond just that tennis match. it seems to erupt a whole series of issues. it is a conversation that has been going on for some time, this idea about sexism specifically in tennis. it has been talked about for a while. it was a conversation that was go

and williams was encouraging me to apply early. at given the situation bullis an effect i wanted to go to a great school, i thought i wanted to get a great education at williams, better than harvard, because of not just their research, grad students, and also the fact that williams was so interested in having me. apply confident that if i for early decision there, things would work out. : how did you pay for your education at williams? overwhelming majority can over 95% of the tuition. it was the vehicle to pay the remainder. so my dad is working three jobs, because later in my career, he gets a car from so he starts doing uber on top of the valet, delivering papers. and i am working as well. brian: the impact of williams on your life -- and norm is in many ways. challenging in some very important ways. i got to williams, had always been very ambitious and very driven, but i saw college as wantedxt week step and i to take things to another level, i wanted to read more. i wanted to learn more for it i wanted to explore ideas and per

high drama at the us open as serena williams loses her cool and the final. also in the news today... north korea stages a huge military display to celebrate it's 70th anniversary. but the country's long range missiles weren't part of the display of power. voting is under way in the swedish general election, with an anti—immigration party expected to make large gains. and sir mo farah wins the great north run for a record breaking 5th consecutive time, kenya's vivian cheruiyot wins the women's race. senior conservatives have criticised borisjohnson for saying that theresa may's brexit policy has "wrapped a suicide vest" around the british consitution and "handed the detonator" to the eu. the foreign office minister sir alan duncan has described the comment as "one of the most disgusting moments" in british politics. our political correspondent helen catt reports. borisjohnson is a man usually at home in the spotlight, but with divisions over brexit and his own leadership ambitions, the former foreign secretary may have had more than just the cricket on his

was williams whose actions have claimed most of the headlines williams has been fined seventeen thousand dollars for three code violations during the second set after being warned for a coaching violation williams was docked point first mashing her racket then after calling the chair umpire a liar and a cheat williams was docked an entire game well with her idol losing her cool japanese born osaka cruise through the final games to win in straight sets. well you have somewhat overshadowed osaka the chief meant but in tokyo the fans are only interested in their champion the twenty year old made history at flushing meadows and back in japan a country hails its hero. this was the moment japanese farm celebrated their new us open champion. they are the osaka is the first japanese born tennis player ever to read a grand slam. she more have moved to the u.s. your age of just three but now more than ever farms here in tokyo are keen to celebrate her as their road. i'm astonished to hear a japanese player has won the grand slam rather well i hope osaka will continue to do well since she's still y

williams -- women's tennis association is standing by williams, but 18 time grand slam tennis champion martina never turned -- martina navratilova wrote a port, sayit out time. come try my teriyaki bowls. now available with steak or chicken, covered in our teriyaki sauce, plus steamed veggies and your choice of white or brown rice. i've got the bowls to serve something different! (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. julia roberts stars in a new t-v series, and >>> welcome back, we will see highs today running 3 to 5 degrees cooler than normal for this time of year. for the south bay, 84 in morgan hill. 78 in san jose for a high. 74 for you in mountain view. for the inland locations, after the low 90s in some spots yesterday, we're talking mid- 80s this afternoon. 83 in antioch. we're looking up in the north bay upper 70s to the low to mid 80s. 78 for sonoma and 80 for napa. as we head across ukiah, 85 and 86. >>> thank s ars in new tv series and john legend joins an exclusive club of award winners. >>> john legend made history for winning a truck and emmy. he is the first afghan americ

and tennis fans in japan are praying for victory as ninety also takes home sabrina williams for the u.s. open title the first japanese woman to make the final a grandson. the last. time had an off rate glad you could join me germany's eastern city of candidates remains tends to crowds of demonstrators once again marched against the government's asylum seeker policies late on friday march as many wearing fall right in sick here chanted we are the people and this is our city hundreds of police officers were deployed and its police said they were more into south. isn't far right protesters several hundred counter-demonstrators it was they gathered in the city and were no reports of violence and it's been the scene of ongoing right wing anti refugee protests since a man was stabbed to death last month allegedly by an asylum seeker much smaller groups who turned out to protest against the rise of the right wing in germany. well the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency hans-georg mohsen come under fire after casting doubt on whether the attack that attack rather led to racially insp

following his win though, he gave his opinion on the wta's stance on serena williams. i have my personal opinion that maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit, especially in a grand slam final. he did change the course of the match and was, in my opinion, may be unnecessary. i don't see things as mrsimon unnecessary. i don't see things as mr simon does, unnecessary. i don't see things as mrsimon does, i unnecessary. i don't see things as mr simon does, i really don't. i think men and women are, you know, treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it is ha rd to depending on the situation. it is hard to generalise things. scotland manager alex mcleish has challenged his players to put the team on the footballing map again when they face albania in the uefa nations league tonight. this competition could give scotland a route to their first major tournament in 20 years, with one side from within their league c tier guaranteed a spot at euro 2020. but mcleish‘s side warmed up for this match with a a—0 home defeat to belgiu

high drama at the us open as serena williams loses her cool and the final. rules which prevented some victims of crime from claiming compensation if they lived with their attacker are to scrapped. sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. it should have been a sucker‘s night but it is serena williams who has been grabbing headlines after she accused the umpire of sexism and treating her unfairly. williams was cited by the official full three code violations, including getting coaching signals, breaking her racket and calling the umpire a thief, which cost her a game. i can't sit here and say i wouldn't say he's a thief because i thought he took the game from me but i've seen he took the game from me but i've seen other men call other umpires several things and i'm here fighting for women's rights and women's equality and for all kinds of stuff, and for me to say the fed for him to ta ke and for me to say the fed for him to take a and for me to say the fed for him to takea game, and for me to say the fed for him to tak

do you believe the serena williams was the victim of sexism? megan: i think she's pretty clearly the victim of a double standard, in this case and many other cases. one mistake many people have made is looking at this case in a vacuum. serena williams has been the victim of sexism and racism throughout her entirer. an so to look at this when the same umpire, carlos ramos, has declined to make the same penalty agnst people like novak djokovic, rafa nadal, andy murray, it seems pretty clear that serena williams is held to a higher standard than other people, yes. laura: but how much responsibility does she herself bear what happened because of her own behavior?me n: you know, she would certainly say it was not her proudest moment. a she incredibly competitive person, and she does have ain history of lher temper when she is losing a match and when she feels like the calls are unfair against her. so, sure, i think she would certainly admit that she bears some responsibility. she also took on almost all of the responsibility for cleaning the mess up

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it's been a turbulent, whirlwind year for serena williams. this match just one year after the birth of her daughter turning into a fight she says for all females in her sport. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. >> reporter: after last night's much talked about meltdown at the u.s. open -- >> i'm a woman and you're goinga llms takup the fight on the court. overnight tennis legend billie jean king tweeting, when a woman is emotional she's hysterical and penalized for it. when a man does the same, he's outspoken and there are no repercussions. thank you, serena williams, for doing in. >> it made me feel like it was a sexist remark. he's never took a game from a man because they said thief. >> reporter: naomi osaka, serena's 20-year-old victorious opponent, telling me she looked up to serena. her husband after that fiery match meaning the world. >> what did that mean to you? >> just the fact that she was hugging me and stuff, it really brought up emotions. >> reporter: this just the latest gender-related controversy to pla

open final is marred by serena williams as clashes with the. syria's government has resumed its heavy bombardment of rebel positions in a province observer groups say helicopters dropped more than sixty barrel bombs on the village of ho bait in south russian jets reportedly carried out more than ten strikes in neighboring hammock province it follows a day of heavy bombardment on saturday as syria's government paves the way for a possible ground offensive and lip locals have described almost constant attacks. had learned is a lot of displaced people people are very afraid today is drugs have been going on nonstop since this morning every minute one who even three helicopters fly over. stephanie decker is following developments from untucked on the turkey syria border it's the second day of an escalated air campaign by russian jets and also syrian helicopters dropping barrel bombs particularly in the same areas in the southern part of the province also northern how much important highways run through that southern part of it live province one of