What did Serena Williams say to line judge

What did Serena Williams say to line judge

Serena Williams is maybe the popular sport icon of today’s generation but her recent “reaction” speaks more popular than her. A report says, Serena Williams said to lineswoman that she would kill her up. From the video, Serena has committed code violation by saying “I didn’t say I would kill you. Are you serious?” to the lineswoman. What did Serena Williams say to the line judge may provokes insults and embarrassment not only to the line judge but also to the world of sport.

In that case, Serena Williams was given a match penalty which costs her a point. Serena Williams is out from US open as she couldn’t make out against Kim Clijsters at Saturday night. She lost the match, 6-4, 7-5 due to what she said to the line judge.

Williams had already been given a warning, for breaking her racket after she lost the first set. With her dismay and anger, Williams still walked to the other side of the net to congratulate Clijsters.

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Coast Guard

Coast Guard

A Coast Guard training exercise in the Potomac River near the Pentagon sparked confusion amid Friday's commemorations of the Sept. 11 anniversary. FBI agents scrambled to the scene and the nearest airport briefly grounded flights. The Coast Guard said it was reviewing how the exercise led to media reports "based on overheard radio calls made over a training frequency."

Coast Guard Chief Keith Moore said no shots were fired as part of the exercise. Erroneous live cable news reports on CNN and Fox had said that the Coast Guard was firing shots on the river. CNN reported the Coast Guard had fired 10 rounds at a suspicious boat, and showed vessels circling in the water – near the bridge President Barack Obama's motorcade crossed on the way to a memorial at the Pentagon Friday morning. The Associated Press reported that an exercise was under way in the river and did not report that shots were fired.

Departures from Reagan National Airport were halted as a precaution at 10:08 a.m., then resumed at 10:30 a.m., Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Diane Spitaliere said. The airport borders the Potomac. A law enforcement official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said federal agents scrambled to the river scene after the initial reports, because the local FBI office had not been told ahead of time about the Coast Guard exercise. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the official was not authorized to discuss the incident.

Lisa beamer remarried

Lisa beamer remarried

Has Lisa beamer remarried? Lisa Beamer the widow of Todd Beamer a victim of 9 11 who has been hailed a hero for his effort to stop an airplane being crashed into a building is rumored to have remarried. I am sure no one should object her decision to remarry at this stage in life. Lisa Beamer remembers the events of September 11, 2001 probably better than anyone. Her husband, Todd Beamer was aboard United Airlines Flight 93 that crashed in Western Pennsylvania.

Since her husband's death, Lisa Beamer has published a book called "Let's Roll: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage," about her life with Todd and her life after the crash. The book is named after Todd Beamer's famous last words that he used as a rallying cry when passengers overcame the terrorists who hijacked the plane. Todd Beamer has been hailed as a national hero for his role in stopping the hijackers from crashing United Flight 93 into a building and injuring more people. He was awarded the Arthur Ashe Courage Award in 2002.