breaking the speed barrier here at arthur ashe stadium. misses that one and on serve 2-1 in the fourth. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] doib we're back live as the sun sets dwrond skyline of manhattan. juan martin del potro trailing federer now two sets to one. serves at 1-2 in the fourth. john: it's either a loss in confidence or some sting off his serve since those double faults, del potro, see if he can get his rhythm back. first serve it was under 100 miles per hour. usual gets it up in the 130's. dick: in case you're just joining us, earlier today serena and venus williams won the women's double

arthur ashe stadium in the background. quiet outside, but stormy inside 10 minutes ago, as serena williams, the defending champion, defaulted at match point. and you can see some of the friends and family of serena williams, who is there in the background, trying to mask our camera from her. we saw that she did have a big smile, talking with venus. but here is the incident again. we'll play the foot fault call, but we're going to turn off the sound, because there is profanity. and so she goes over to the linesperson, and this is where she challenges her in the most pro feign way of what she's going to do with that tennis ball. and that's an automatic code violation. it doesn't matter if you're the best player in the world or not. and revisited her challenge. and that might have been the big mistake, because the chair umpire not until now says what's going on now. had serena gone back and just served, this might not have happened. but now the umpire under her rules of officiating have to call the linesperson over, and there

arthur ashe stadium in the background. quiet outside, but stormy inside 10 minutes ago, as serena williams, the defending champion, defaulted at match point. and you can see some of the friends and family of serena williams, who is there in the background, trying to mask our camera from her. we saw that she did have a big smile, talking with venus. but here is the incident again. we'll play the foot fault call, but we're going to turn off the sound, because there is profanity. and so she goes over to the linesperson, and this is where she challenges her in the most pro feign way of what she's going to do with that tennis ball. and that's an automatic code violation. it doesn't matter if you're the best player in the world or not. and revisited her challenge. and that might have been the big mistake, because the chair umpire not until now says what's going on now. had serena gone back and just served, this might not have happened. but now the umpire under her rules of officiating have to call the linesperson over, and there

but i've played a lot of great matches here on arthur ashe and it's a pleasure to be back.: del potro is playing in his first. how much will you rely on your experience in this final? >> oh, we'll see. it's dangerous at the same time as good for me. he's got nothing to lose and i'm sure he's going to give it all he has and same for me and we'll see the outcome. mary jo: good luck. >> thank you. dick: the alley of champions with all the photographs of the great players that have won the united states championship, and now the entrance in front of the 23,500 seat arthur ashe stadium court. >> juan marine del potro and roger federer! dick: and good afternoon, everyone. dick enberg joined by mamplee -- hall of famer john mcenroe and mary carillo. federer has produced some sublime tennis again. john: first of all he looked really wound up in that interview, which is sort of scary. it's hard to come up with something that hasn't been said or see something special. we tried to put together a package that would be spectacular, even by roger's standards. this is why it's going to be

. >> how did arthur ashe win? >> very simply., after the semi-final, a group of us sat down at the playboy club in london, to figure out what my best chances would be of beating jimmy conner two days later. >> rose: who were the people there at the table. >> marty reeseon, charlie, donald dell, maybe a couple of others. >> rose: a couple of friends and advisors. >> yes. and what we came up with was a game plan that we were sure would give conners difficulty on grass. but then the next question is you could do it. >> rose: here is the plan, you can execute it. >> right, can you execute it. and it was called as you recall, a rad call change of strategy if being on a grass court. >> rose: i game you had not played before. >> i had never tried it on a grass court. >> rose: what was the strategy? >> well, to take the speed off the ball, give him a lot of junk as we call it. because he, conners is a very good counterpunch. the harder you hit it, the better he likes it. >> rose: right. >> keep the ball down the middle so that he can't o

arthur ashe stadium court. it's final day of activity. men's final on this monday.in del potro from argentina, the number six seed. number one roger federer looking for his sixth consecutive u.s. open title. del potro serving here to stay in the second set. john: it hasn't been a great serving day for del potro either, particularly early. mary: still, don't you think somewhere andy roddick is watching this match thinking to himself about roger, you couldn't serve one game in that stinking set? just one stinking serve game? dick: at wimbledon? mary: he had 50 aces. dick: federer is like that. all-star baseball pitcher comes out without his good stuff and yet figures a way to win the yet figures a way to win the game. john: del potro's serve is not working but he's pretty sharp with the rest of his game, particularly his efforts up at net. dick: love game for del potro. ( music playing ) someday, the driver will get to choose how efficient or powerful their car will be. the first ever hs hybrid, only from lexus-- the most fuel efficient of all luxury vehicles. the mos

. >> here is another picture, dold dell and arthur ashe, i don't know where this is. >> this his homebook isalled never make the first offer, except when you should. sdom from a master deal mar. tell us someisdom. >>ell, it has just been a fun experience writingt. and talking about the different things you try to learn. first of all, t asonthe title, never me the first offer, you are seeking informion. you are trng to learn by not saying whayou want. you wanto listen to wha the other guy, as i say in there. >> bause they say something in which theare thinking about giving u a lot morehan you are even going to ask for, the negotiation is or. >> may they are not. but at least you learn. you learn by listening,not byalking. that is the rea secret. and i thin the art negotiation is reay a studyn humanature. if i want to a ry seris negotiation, i never wa to do it on the phone. or certainly not by e-mail. u want to do it face-to-face so you can get the feel of the other person. anas i say in that book, the two thin that really matter most life, charlie, in your psonification of it, areelat

really is an experience up there and if you're not a tennis fan but the whole experience around the arthur asheadium it is nice and the big stars, the william sisters and federers, they're all still in it, that's of interest to the fans as well. i want to take a turn here to the story, you know, this could really have long-term implications for how coaches coach in this country. there's been a lot of press about it, young men die on the football field in practice, his high school coach seeing video, the trial is under way but kind of hit on here, rick, the long-term implications this could have in reverberations around the country for high school coaches who pushed their athletes on the field. >> well, wanton endangerment, reckless homicide, those are heavy words and this coach, who seems to be a fan and parent favorite, admitted that he pushed the, it was a particularly aggressive practice. does that rise to criminal behavior? they say that he denied water to kids. there are standards, so the whole issue and the whole coaching community and everybody is watching whether being an aggressive coa

as we talked about, could be rain tonight at the arthur ashe stadium for the u.s.saying you want to eat on schedule, you want to practice on schedule, you want to get everything ready to go. if the rain comes in it can throw you off your game. hope the rain holds off. a lot of people are going to want to e