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Overall? can this double standard go away? >> well, as i said, i always feel like the perception was there. that, i hope, is changing. but the way the sport is refereed, that absolutely needs to be consistent. it cant be that if an umpire feels like theyre been shown up by a female as opposed to being shown up by a male, if theres going to be different repercussions. thats somewhere i dont know if the ipf or the wita need to get together and start making a much more clear sense of what is showin...

On the court without punishment. >> its not right. that is not right. thats not right. this is not fair. >> the final score, 6-2, 6-4, osaka. andy scholes joining me now from flushing meadows, new york. lot of reaction after this happened. has it cooled down at all? what are people saying today. >> ill tell you what, erica, this was one of the wildest sporting events ive ever attended, and i never thought i would say that about the u.s. open womens finals. the fans were getting so emotional in t...

Youre given a code of conduct penalty and its on a stage like that, youre going to get a fine. i dont have a problem with that. what should happen to the umpire, thats interesting. ive always been a fan of accountability. if the wta goes back and reviews it and feels that carlos ramos didnt do the right thing, then there should be an accountability, whether hes demoted from being a gold medal standard umpire or if hes just taken off of a few big matches, whatever the case may be. i do feel like ...

Breaking news, leslie moonves, the heads of cbs whos faced several allegations of sexual misconduct in recent weeks, including six women whose stories were shared today, is stepping down. his exit part of an ongoing corporate battle for control of cbs. cnns senior media correspondent and host of "reliable sources" brian stelter broke the story. what do we know now? >> we know moonves has agreed to the terms of his departure. this will be announced either tonight or first thing tomorrow morning...

Happened to me, too. me, too, has been the phrase used consistently in this case. in front of those jurors, they were able to hear those who not only espoused the sentiment of me, too. if he is to serve all the jail time, the sentencing is still out there. i want to note that unlike the first trial where they were trying to paint this as a romantic endeavor perhaps, one that was con sensual, this time the defense decided to say this was essentially the equivalent of a gold digger, based on the c...