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you touched on the arthur ashe stadium, surely that has to help coko gauff, crazy support?en they are not getting the support of the crowd, as we see quite regularly in new york there is applause when a first serve goes into the net, it is not malicious but an misunderstanding about what to do, because there will be a second serve quickly. sabalenka is used to playing home players at the other slams but that can add an extra dimension, if the other player is on top and you have the crowd on your back, potentially that can make quite a significant difference. looking ahead to the men's final on sunday, russell, denied another chapter in the djokovic — alcaraz rivalry, how do people view it? a repeat of the 2021 final, hopefully people see it with relish. medvedev. he outplayed alcaraz in the semifinal, was able to match alcaraz in terms of speed around the court for the most part, some of the rallies they played, frequently coming out on top, medvedev, loves new york, beat djokovic in straight sets two years ago in the final. djokovic was trying to complete the calendar gran

match for almost 15 minutes with at least one person going their feet to the floor and the arthur ashe stadium stance of the ever seems. bursting on the scene as a 15 year old in 2019 cocoa golf has been heralded as a future, a grand slam champion. now she has earned another opportunity to reach the pinnacle of tennis with the home crowd, family behind her, and out of their seats. and who could blame them after points like these the gulf? let 6 for one mill when climate protest has brought the game to a halt for people's to chanting for the end of fossil fuels with at least one, throwing their feet to the floor. you know, i always speak about the preaching, you know, you know, preaching about what you feel and what you believe in. and it was done in a peaceful way, so i can't get too mad of it. obviously i don't want it to happen with a lot of rain or winding up 6410. i wonder they mentioned the keep going, but hey, if you, that's what they felt that they needed to do the get their voices heard. i can't really get upset at it. 49 minutes later, the game resumed, seemingly unaffected by the int

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cnn's carolyn mano with more from outside arthur ashe stadium. >> reporter: the crowd at arthur ashe oking for any reason at all the entire night to stand on their feet and cheer on 19-year-old coco gauff. as this match wore on, she started giving them more and more reasons to do so. it didn't start out that way. the first set was really tough for coco. her served looked very shaky. she was overpowered by aryna saba sabalenka, one of the biggest hitters in the sport. coco found confidence in the second set, confidence, clarity, she started to blow sabalenka away. sabalenka lives and diespy power. she started overplaying because coco was not missing. the rallies delighted the crowd. coco's athleticism on full display in the third set. she is one of the greatest movers in the game. when she broke sabalenka to go up 5-2 the crowd went wild. every subsequent point after that was met with a ferocious roar for coco gauff, the woman who many thought would win this slam even at the ripe age of 15 years old. now at 19, finally, she was able to savor the moment. >> oh my goodness. it means so m

open championship at arthur ashe stadium. to -- after her semifinal match was delay over 40 minutes by environmental protesters. fox's bryan llenas has the latest on that from the u.s. open. bryan. >> reporter: david, good morning. security has been ramped up ahead of today's u.s. open women's final on the lookout for potential recenterral protesters after four protesters caused a 49-minute delay at the women's semifinal on thursday night. the activists were shouting to end fossil fuels. thousands of new york tennis fans inside arthur ashe stadium shouted back booing and urging security to kick the climate activists out. it took about a dozen nypd officers and ems to finally put an end to it. two of the protesters were arrested including a 50-year-old man who glued his bare feet to the concrete floor of the stadium. emergency personnel had to carefully unglue the protester with acetone. the 49-minute delay tick thed off a lot of fans who were there to watch coco gauff who had momentum and was winning the match. she and her op

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we have more now from arthur ashe stadium in new york with more.ryone excited and she is going to get this thing done today and win her first grand slam, she will have to have a big firsthand and the forehand will have to have a lot of depth, and she is taking on aryna sabalenka and coco gauff is playing with a lot of confidence, she says she is not taking this opportunity lightly. take a listen. >> i do think that i'm giving myself more credit, and it is definitely speaking things into existence, and it is real, so i've been trying to speak more positively of myself, and actually telling myself that i'm a great player. i'm trying to enjoy the moment but also knowing that i still have more work to do, so that yes, the final is in an incredible achievement but it is not something that i'm satisfied with yet. >> so the right attitude to have, and people have been ear-marking coco gauff for this moment since she was 15 years old and now the moment has arrived and if she can step into it, you will look into a homegrown u.s. open champion when this wrap

i waon arthur ashe stadium for frances tiafoe playing shelton.fferent than things usually do at the u.s. open, a lot of rap and hip-hop music that you usually do not here at tennis tournaments. they took the moment and ran with it. razzing up the crowd, they played with so much fight and heart and it was excellent to see. these late-night matches on arthur ashe stadium tend to get loud. amna: loud and it's been hot, we've been reporting on the high temperatures and high humidity. how is that having an impact on the players and matches? ava: it's made for dramatic matches and getting everyone a little more stressed out. technically it hurts players's serves, they talk about how it is physically harder to grip a rocket when you are dripping in sweat. and it tires players out. coco gauff, it was incredibly tiring to watch one rally. she was saying i knew i had to win it right there. amna: less than a minute left but i have to ask because you are there, there's a lot of conversation about the new generation of fans now following tennis because of thi

playing center court since you were a child that's 8-year-old coco dancing in the stands of arthur ashe stadiumagine finally making it there then losing. after facing reigning champ naomi osaka. imagine being 15 and confronting defeat while the world watched. then imagine training harder, playing better, and making it to the u.s. open finals for coco's family, there from the very start of this journey, her dad's shirt said it all "imagine." >> she was gifted as a child. she always strived to do her best. >> reporter: for the little girl who we watched grow up on the court she had imagined this moment her whole life now needing a moment to realize she was no longer dreaming. >> i think just imagine, just imagine that your dreams can come true and you've just got to keep working for it >> reporter: for coco her family and her fans just imagine what's next. >> and coco, we are rooting you on that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you so much for watching i'm tom llamas in new york for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. . >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," a huge sinkh

he'll be back in arthur ashe stadium to play against novak djokovic.on friday, djokovic played a dominant match against ben shelton, the young american. the number two-seeded jokic djokovic cruised to victory in three sets. he's now in his record-tying 10th u.s. open final and has a chance at history with a win on sunday. he'll tie tennis legend margaret quartz' longstanding record of 24 grand slam singles titles. djokovic is already the men's record holder. >>> up next, the multi-national effort to rescue an ailing cave explorer from the u.s. who's trapped thousands of feet underground in turkey. >> reporter: a powerful earthquake has hit morocco and the historic city of marrakech. i'm bradley blackburn with the new images overnight and the urgent search for survivors. >>> and a live look outside at san jose. now here's your cbs deals. >> i tell my kids all the time that having ear buds in while they're out and about can be dangerous. their music is always so loud that they can't hear what's around them. a car or a person could easily approach them, and they wouldn't even know it. plus t

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djokovic throughout his career has often played the villain when he came to arthur ashe stadium in newthe atmosphere there tonight for his victory. thank you for having me on, carl. it was an historic moment for novak djokovic and the crowd gave them a roaring ovation when he beat daniil medvedev in straight sets to win his 24th grand slam title. an incredible fortnight for djokovic, only dropping two sets in the two weeks. at 36 years old, he is the oldest single slam champion. he is continuing to push the boundary of what is possible in professional men's tennis. remarkable to see. he won in straight sets. but he had to battle, didn't he? we saw a different rallys of 20 and 30 shots. amazing play. what did you make of the match itself as a way that djokovic, even at times he was bending over his racket? he was pushed to the limit. for sure. you have to give credit to daniil medvedev. this was a match between two human walls, with all of the rallies, the long points, the second set like you said earlier, lasting over 100 minutes. going into his second set tiebreaker. even when djokovi

we also see that the arthur ashe tennis stadium is sinking quite fast.e know a few years ago that they had to have a special roof built because they knew about this problem. so it's a very nice light cloth roof that they use their scientists hope this information can help city planners, especially when it comes to flooding. i think the key takeaway here is that se same rate. and so really beingiw these different areas and how they're how they're changing in relation to one another is a way that that resources can be allocated in an efficient way. well in case right about now, you're wondering why this is happening at all. science artists tell me it's really a combination of what we can control and what we can't. human behavior and natural forces dating back to the ice age. sharon crowley, fox five news. all right. would you try ice cream made from plastic? yeah. up next, we're going to take a look at a new technology, hoping to reduce pollution and create something very sweet. i just wrote a slogan for my new chicken parm sauced & loaded sandos... imagin

the first set to her opponent, aryna sabalenka of belarus, sparking wild celebrations at the arthur ashe stadiumcrowd, but grew in confidence to eventually wear down the second seed. live now to tennis journalist steph myles, who was at the big win in person earlier today. steph, talk to us about that moment when coco sealed the deal and became the first teenager to win the us 0pen since 1999. what was the atmosphere? well, it was extremely wild, as it has been much of the fortnight and especially with the roof closed. and 99.9% of the roof closed. and 99.9% of the fans were full in on coco gauff and the fact that she was able to navigate all of that, navigate an opponent he was just simply too good in the first set. and ultimately when her first grand slam title win. when she is arguably the best athlete in women's tennis, the shows you how much more she can do. and of course, now that she has done it, that is the next chapter that is going to open her life and her life will change. she was remarkably poised throughout. we already know this about her, but we have never seen her execute that poi

djokovic throughout his career has often played the villain when he came to arthur ashe stadium.ry. thank you for having me on. it was an historic moment for novak djokovic and the crowd gave them a roaring ovation when he beat daniil medvedev in straight sets to in his 24th grand slam tonal. and incredible fortnight for djokovic, only dropping two sets in the two week. at 36 years old, he is the oldest, single grand slam champion. he is continuing to push the boundary of what is possible in professional men's tennis. remarkable to see. he professional men's tennis. remarkable to see. he won in straiaht remarkable to see. he won in straight sets. _ remarkable to see. he won in straight sets. but _ remarkable to see. he won in straight sets. but he - remarkable to see. he won in straight sets. but he had - remarkable to see. he won in straight sets. but he had to i straight sets. but he had to battle, didn't he? we saw a different valleys of 20 and 30 shots. amazing play. what did you make of the match itself as a way that djokovic, even at times he was bending over his racket. he

. >>> arthur ashe stadium, the set of u.s.'s temperature, coco gauff the first american team to win the u.s. open since her idol, serena williams, in 1999. goff leading and the third set, she wins the fifth game. her coach, bay area native brad gilbert loves it . and in a moment she will never forget, match point , welcome to the big time, coco gauff. her first career grand slam title, just the third american teen to ever win the tournament. >>> college football ran rampant today, i switched over to the u.s. open because it was so good, it was so entertaining. how exciting? 19 years old, and american winning the u.s. open. >> for such a young lady she has had some kind of difficult moments on the court, as well. it is way nice to see her overcome. . >> thank you, matt. >>> coming up next, combating plastic pollution in the ocean, the newest approach. gets to it before it reaches the ocean. postmenopapausal womenen wiwith hr+ herer2- metastaticic breast cacancer arare living l longer withth ki. soso, long livive family t t. lon

taylor fritz will have the support of huge crowds in the arthur ashe stadium as the american number onehard courts. his head—to—head record against novak djokovic is not encouraging, they have played seven, djokovic winning seven, but fits is a top ten player, he will also be happy that they are playing at the hottest time of the day. high levels of humidity through the day and evening but at the moment for the first couple of hours of the match they will be in the heat of the afternoon sun, and that'll be a disadvantage for djokovic at the age of 36 and playing under the lights later, ben shelton the 20—year—old from the us who served two record 140 mph serves against frances tiafoe, who was a semifinalist last year. tiafoe, who was a semifinalist last ear. �* ,, ., ., , ., tiafoe, who was a semifinalist last ear. �* ,, ., .,, ., ., tiafoe, who was a semifinalist last ear. �* ,, ., ., ., ., year. ben shelton, he has a lot of --eole year. ben shelton, he has a lot of people excited. _ year. ben shelton, he has a lot of people excited. he _ year. ben shelton, he has a lot of people excit

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we have more from outside arthur ashe stadium. >> the crowd here at arthur ashe stadium was looking forer on 19-year-old coco gauff, and as this match wore on, she started giving them more and more reasons to do so. it didn't start out that way. the first set was really tough for coco, her serve looked very shaky, she was overpowered by sabalenka who is one of the biggest hitters in the sport, but then, coco started to play so much better in the second set. she found confidence. she had clarity. and she started to blow sabalenka iaway. san len quay dives and dies by that power, she plays right on the edge, and she started overplayer, because coco was not missing. the rallies delighted the crowd. coco's athleticism on display. she's one of the greatest movers in the game. ill c i can tell you, the crowd went wild, and every subsequent point after that was met with a ferocious roar for coco gauff, the woman who many thought would win this slam, even at the ripe age of 15 years old, and now, at 19, finally, she was able to savor the moment. >> oh, my goodness. um -- it means so much to me.

. >>> to arthur ashe stadium. the side of the u.s. open women's championship. coco gauff attempting to become the first u.s. teenager since serena williams. her coach loves it and in a moment she will not forget. welcome to the big time. her first career grand slam title. the third american teenager to ever win the tournament. >> that will do it for sports. enjoy the niners game. have a great day. >> let's go back to that. after the final ceremony ended, she reflected on the tournament and said there is plenty more to come. >> i am shocked. a lot of shock and crazy. this is the u.s. open. it did not feel like any other tournament. this is crazy. i feel like getting to the final look like a horrible i needed to cross a mental block i needed to cross and i did and hopefully i can continue to do that many more times. >> out of the many who congratulated her was former president barack obama. he said how proud he was and he was in the crowd . >>> coming up, people are living in tents fearing their homes could collapse after friday night's earthquake . we have the l

officers and emergency services had to unglue that climate protestor from the concrete floor of arthur ashe stadiumle of the u.s. open women's semifinal. he super glued his bare feet to the ground making it harder for security to clear the four protestors wearing end fossil fuel t-shirts and shouting. the packed stadium full of new yorkers with 0 patients shouted back f you and you suck. two of the four were arrested for criminal trespassing. tennis fans were ticked off. it led to a 49 minute delay in the middle of an exciting night where they were rooting on coco gauff. she had momentum and winning when the match stopped at the beginning of the second set. coco and opponent walked off the court for 42 minutes, came back and warmed up. after the match cocoa said she sympathizeed with the protestors and wasn't mad at them. >> would i prefer it not happening in my match? yeah, 100%. it is what it is. i knew that -- i had a feeling it would happen this tournament. it happened in the french open and wimbledon. so following the trend it was definitely going to happen here. >> it helps to win. coco defea

and we go to arthur ashe stadium, caroline, and we could have all three finalists americans on the women'sis certainly possible that these two american women, sara, they could make it past the next round, but it is a big challenge, because both are playing with a tremendous amount of confidence, but many know coco gauff as a teenaged sensation who burst on to scene in 192019 when she beat venus williams, but she has proven that she is worth the initial hype, because she is having a phenomenal tournament. and she is running into carolina muchova, and it is going to be a tight contest, but whoever serves the best is going to win. and madison keys is playing with a lot of confidence, but she is running into a buzz saw array na sab len sab sabalenka who is going to be ranked number one at the end of the tournament. and then you have on the men's side, you have novak djokovic who will be facing american ben shelton, and after beating frances tiafoe it is, going to be an exciting match. >> yes, ben shelton, coco gauff and madison keys, and we are watching the shots of them as athletes, and man,

. >>> lots of action happening at arthur ashe stadium.s alcaraz goes through. and so i am still focused on coco gauff, but what else should we be focused on? >> yes, kate. and coco gauff is still going, and still a teenager, and don't forget that, but it is two decades since an american man last won in front of the american crowd, and that was andy roddick in 2003, and so for the first time we will see two black men, frances tiafoe and ben shelton. and tiafoe has only dropped one set in four matches, but he has never faced shelton as pro or his powerful serve. he has a 149-mile-an-hour serve twice on sunday, and the most powerful in the tour. there are three american men still in the draw, and that is the first time happened since 2005 and ninth-seeded taylor fritz has a daunting task ahead of him if he wants to reach the grand slam semi for the first time. and who has he got? oh, only to 23-time major champion novak djokovic. he has never lost, and he won in straits the last time they played in cincinnati. and now, young coco gauff is go

claims her first-ever career grand slam title, just over a decade ago was in the stands there at arthur ashe stadiumcan come true. >> that little girl, like, she had the dream, but i don't know if she fully believed it. as a kid you have so many dreams and as you get older sometimes they can fiddle away. i would tell her, don't lose that dream. honestly i feel i lost a little of the dream as this journey has gone but just tell her keep working hard, believing in the dream and don't let doubters diminish that. >> reporter: the university of texas is back! 11th ranked long horns on the mark, piercing the soul of number three crimson typed pulling off a crushing upset in tuscaloosa. the quarter making worthy, end 69 rainbow. one of three passing it updowns on the day and how about the long horns defense? sacking the quarterback five times, forcing two interceptions including to thompson in the fourth. hook 'em! 34-24 the win. nick saban's first nonconference home loss in 16 years. >>> and set your fantry lineups. first nfl sunday of the year is here. one of the favorites to win it all this year, 49ers

new york city arthur ashe stadium. it's where you need to be to the few summit. tennis's new is superstars and the defending wimbledon champion and defending u.s. open champion spain zone. carlos alker as he has taken the sport by storm and had prime time matches against lloyd harris today. and he did not disappoint now out for as in the far court here serving, put on a show for the crowd in the flushing meadows that he pulls paris in with a drop shot here at the watch of blast across the court. it's the winner that harris no chance of catching up with much to the delight of the big apple. it is an outdoor has won the first to say it's pretty handedly 6, 36 1. but now harris did it take the champ. so a tie breaker in the 3rd sick. but has won the breakers, 74 and takes the match in straight sets. nice night out perez. and of course, those new york fans watching on. now the acc presidents will hold their previously postponed expansion meeting friday morning, which is tomorrow. now the acc is examining whether it's at stanford or cal and smu, which would bring the

eastern at arthur ashe stadium in flushing.out on a limb and say the crowd is deficit going to be cheering for coco. >> no question. there now to more -- more serious matters here, it's been, what, three weeks since spain won the women's world cup. the victory unfortunately overshadowed by that unwanted kiss. plenty of repercussions coming out of that. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah. the spanish national prosecutor has now filed a complaint against the suspended president of spain's football federation, luis rubiales for, quote, crimes of sexual assault and coercion against jennifer hermoso. this complaint paves the way for spain's national daughter launch a formal investigation into rubialis and begin gathering evidence which could lead to possible criminal charges. he's refused to resign from his post, but is suspended by fifa. he says the kiss was mutual and was with consent. hermoso on other hand says it was in no way consensual. hermoso is expected to play with her club team in mexico on sunday in her first game sinc

were chanting and shouting, thousands of new york tennis fans booed and shouted back, inside arthur ashe stadiumate activists out. it took a dozen nypd officers and emergency services to put a end to at all. two of the protesters were arrested and charged with criminal trespass including for 50-year-old man who glued his bare feet to the concrete floor of the stadium. emergency personnel had to carefully unglued the protester which took time. you see the imprints of his feet left in front of the seat, 49 minute delay. on tiktok a lot of fans to watch american phenom coco golf who had momentum and she was winning when the match abruptly stopped at the beginning of the set. coco and her opponent eventually walked off the court for 42 minutes, came back and warmed up. after the match coco said she believes in climate change and sympathized with the protesters. >> i wasn't at the protesters. i know the stadium was interrupting entertainment but i always speak about preaching about what you feel and what you believe in. it was done in a peaceful way. i can't get mad about it. >> reporter: it certainl

she claims her first-ever grand slam title, just over a decade ago, she was in the stands at arthur ashe stadiumhowing that dreams really can come true. >> that girl like, she had the dream, but i don't know if she fully believed it. as a kid, you have so many dreams and as you get older, sometimes it can fiddle away, and i told her, don't lose that dream. i lost a little bit of the dream as this journey has gone, but just keep working hard and keep believing in that dream and don't let the doubters diminish that. >> keep believing in that dream. now it's novak jdjokovic's turn. the man who meet djokovic at arthur ashe in 2021. since then, he has beaten medvedev four out of five times, while also winning three majors with another win sunday afternoon, the joker would equal the great margaret court with 24 career grand slam single titles. kim? >> amazing. >> so i want to switch gears here. the first sunday of the nfl season kicks off today. so you played nine years in the league, so sunday night you have a fascinating new documentary coming out called hard hits, can football be safe? what did you

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includes, yes, the 50-year-old man who super glued his bare feet to the concrete floor inside arthur ashe stadium. a dozen officers and emergency responders had to respond and carefully unglue him, using acetone. once freed, it left a pair of footprints in front of the seat. it was a 49-minute delay, started one point into the set of the women's semifinal, four protestors started shouting, and new york tennis fans booed them, chanted kick them out, the long interruption ticked off a lot of fans there to watch coco gauff. now the match stopped at a time coco had momentum and was winning. coco and her opponent eventually walked off the court for 42 minutes, came back, and warmed up. despite the disruption, after the match coco said she believes in climate change and sympathized with the protestors. >> i wasn't pissed at the protestors, i mean, i know the stadium was because it just interrupted entertainment, but you know, i always speak about preaching, you know, preaching about what you feel and what you believe in, and it was done in a peaceful way, so i can't get too mad of it. >> it certainly h

that's the crowd at are sure arthur ashe stadium applauding security as they escorted the man out from his seat and out of the building. german tennis player his match after hearing them and yelling a phrase from at all fillers, not see regime. he called the use of the language, quote, unacceptable. the match itself was a marathon lasting for hours. and 41 minutes and ended just after one. 45 in the morning eastern time making it the longest match at the u.s. open this year. spare of beat a one. he's set after 5 sets and he now advances to the men's singles quarter-finals. spanish soccer officials have fired women's national coach jorge vilda less than 3 weeks after he led his team to a world cup victory bill. that was a vocal supporter of suspended soccer federation. president louise rowe be a he faces widespread criticism for kissing player jenni hermoso on the lips during world cup victory celebration and then later refused to resign and build applauded his bosses. defiance but now has been fired by the interim president. and that will do it for us here during kron. 4 news at 2. but

she'll be playing for her first ever grand slam title under the lights at arthur ashe stadium in flushing meadows. new york. the 19 year old gauff taking on 10th seeded karolina muchova of the czech republic. now the first set all gauff in the near court and watch this. she comes up with the beautiful lob shot gauff wins the first set 6 to 4. she's up 6 to 5 in the second set. she needed six match points to get it done, but when muchova hits it long, gauff is moving on 7 to 5 and the second set and she becomes the first american teenager to make it to the us open final since serena williams in 2001. gauff will face either fellow american madison keys or aryna sabalenka for the championship. san francisco giants. they are in free fall right now. six straight losses and an inability to generate any runs. yesterday they got swept by the cubs at wrigley to drop back down to 500 for the first time in almost three months. during their most recent six game slide, the giants have been shut out twice and as a team, they're batting just 214 since the all star break. quite frankly, it's become a tea

the pushing meadow that and then was his opponent today in round the 3rd round, a day crowd arthur ashe stadium was excited for this and he did not disappoint him out although he wasn't totally perfect out and all he did lose his first 6 of the tournament to evans. but >> he had so many other great shots today in new york, he had a roaring crowd cheer him on his approval. so what do you it did matter out, grab one them at 6, 6, 3, 4, 6, and then 6, 3, to move into the final 16. >> of the tournament. he now faces matt hale are now from italy on to the winning side of the bracket where my he's on. head as 100 reason to smile today comeback fashion. the 28 year-old keys won her one 100th grand slam match today over luke mila samsonova now is 5, 7, 6, to 6, 2, keys was a finalist at the open in 2017 and she has 7 titles in her careers but has never won a grand slam. but today she moved one step closer today. finally getting championship. so obviously a great day for her. great day sport. great. and our staff was what do you guys get colorado? a light. it was the game. it was incredible. i was glued

services were trying to unglue a climate protester who glued himself to the concrete floor of arthur ashe stadiumm and three other protesters who were wearing end fossil fuel t-shirts and shouting. the packed stadium shouted back f-you and you suck, and hay booed them. two of the four protesters were arrest for criminal trespassing. the tennis fans were rightfully ticked off because it led to that 49-minute they when they were rooting on coco gauff. she had momentum and was winning when the match abruptly stopped. coco and her opponent eventually walked off the court for 42 minutes, came back and warmed up. after the match coco said she sympathizes with the protesters, believes in climate change and wasn't all that mad at them. >> would i prefer it not happening in my match? 100%, yeah. i'm not going to sit here and lie. but, you know, it is what it is, and i knew that -- i had a feeling it was going to happen this tournament. it happened in french open, it happened in u.s. wimbledon, so, you know, following the trend it was definitely going to happen here. >> reporter: maybe a different tone if

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eastern at arthur ashe stadium in flushing new york.ng the new york crowd is cheering for coco. >> oh, absolutely. the last one, the semifinal was remarkable. >> oh, it's been really good. this entire time. it's been one of the best years in recent memory, in my opinion. >> andy scholes, thank you. >>> coming up, the biden administration is asking for help after a series of near collisions at airports across the country. live details of the technology they wanton planes to avoid more close calls. get help reaching your goals with j.p. . morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobilee® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how anges you make today... coulhelp put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring olside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat is proven to moisturize dry skin all day. you'll love our

. >>> to arthur ashe stadium. the site of the u.s. women's championship.oco goff attempting to become the first american team to win since serena williams. her idol. goff leading in the third set and wins the fifth game. her coach bay area native loves it. and a moment she will never forget. match point welcome to the big time, coco, her first grand slam title just the third american teen to ever win the tournament. >>> to baseball, bruce bochy and the rangers hosting the as in fort worth. seventh inning, as still scoreless. zach gelof sends this one down the left field line. two ranchos. tied the game at 2-2. but could the bullpen hang on? bases loaded with two outs in the bottom of the seventh. but this gets away from shea lafgaliers. rangers hang on. coco goff gave me goose bumps when she won the u.s. open. >> that is pretty special. and what deion sanders is doing to that colorado program is amazing. >> so fun, so fun. >> i think everybody is waiting until tomorrow morning. for something maybe. all the 49ers? >> maybe. it should be a pretty popular pro

and he'll be back in arthur ashe stadium to play against novak djokovic.atch against ben shelton, the young american. the number two-seeded jokic cruised to victory in three sets. he's now in his record-tying 10th u.s. open final and has a chance at history with a win on sunday. he'll tie tennis legend margaret quartz' record. he is already the men's record holder. >>> coming up the multi-national effort to rescue an ailing cave explorer from the u.s. who's trapped thousands of feet underground in turkey. >> reporter: a powerful earthquake has hit morocco and the historic city of marekesh. i'm bradley blackburn with the new images overnight and the urgent search for survivors. >>> and a live look outside in san jose again on this saturday morning. now here's your cbs deals. >> i tell my kids all the time that having ear buds in while they're out and about can be dangerous. their music is always so loud that they can't hear what's happening around them, a car or a person could easily approach them, and they wouldn't even know it. plus that loud music in the

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we watch the crowds starting to go into the arthur ashe stadium here in the last several minutes or so come out with a big win. the excitement, as i say, has been building for weeks now. today, obviously, is the big final. we want you to hear what some people told us they were getting ready to watch this match today. >> what would it mean to you to see her when today? >> oh my gosh. i will be jumping up and down. i will be so excited for her. i know she wanted this for a very long time, and i've watched six of her practices, she was very young on youtube. so i really want this for her. >> i really want cocoa to win. >> why? >> because she's american and she is an inspiration to me because she is so young and she is really good. i want to be like her when i grew up, because i just hope i can be as good as her when older. >> and she is so good and she knows it but she is not talking about it. she knows this number six seed, the number to see she is going to be facing it's going to be a formidable opponent in sabalenka, once they get on the court here, yasmin. but coco gauff has said she

with madison keys getting her shot to move on to the semis this evening under the lights of arthur ashe stadiums. open. hi, steph. >> reporter: american tennis is having a moment. and it is even sweeter on u.s. soil. for the first time in more than 50 years, four black americans reached the quarterfinals, and two of them, coco gauff and ben shelton just punched their tickets to the semis leading the new generation of talented american tennis stars. history unfolding at center court. ben shelton taking on frances tiafoe, the first time two black american men faced off in the u.s. open quarterfinals. and it was a nail biter. >> this is not anything that i would expect. >> reporter: after four sets on a humid new york night, shelton using his high speed serve to beat his friend and fellow countryman. >> what a performance. he's living the dream right there. >> reporter: the young starr celebrating his win with the crowd. shelton now the youngest american man to reach the semifinals since andy roddick in 2003. >> we love that. >> reporter: americans are indeed having a moment. earlier tuesday 19-ye

so much excitement from right here at arthur ashe stadium. send it back to you, gio. >> gio: oh, we are so looking forward to that. we'll check back in with you very soon, but right now we are going to turn to morocco. here all eyes on that urgent rescue effort following the massive earthquake. thousands dead and injured. >> stephanie: abc news foreign correspondent tom soufi burridge is live on the scene of that disaster on the ground in marrakesh. good morning, tom. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. the death toll from that powerful quake constantly rising. more than 2,000 people now known to have been killed. as you can see here in the medina or old city of marrakesh, there's damage, but in hard-to-reach rural areas near here, there is utter devastation with entire communities flattened, and this morning, we're in a vital phase of an urgent search and rescue operation. this morning, a desperate search now under way after the deadliest earthquake in morocco in more than 60 years. rescuers in remote, mountainous areas in a race against

look, she posted this video of herself when she was just 8 years old, dancing inside arthur ashe stadiumrt where, 11 years later, this weekend, she dominated saturday night, winning her first grand slam. gauff started playing tennis when she was just 6 years old. look at that. >> isn't that amazing? >> how cool is that? she's so cute. >> djokovic was saying as well, he said, i remember being a little kid and wanting this. then you look back and see. all that hard work. all that practice paid off. >> that it does, in a big way. congratulations to them both. >> we can all learn tennis. >> i played in high school. >> i learned it. >> my career didn't take me there. >> i would rather go to the game and dance. i'm probably closer to that than actually winning. >>> a good day for tennis, sports, whatever you want to do. people heading over the golden gate bridge, what a spectacular sunrise we've had this morning. just going to be an overall nice day, similar temperatures to what we had yesterday, as we continue this brief warm-up around the bay area. 73 in the mission in san francisco. it look

noah is back from arthur ashe stadium and has more for us. break this down.of tennis in the united states? >> more than 900,000 fans are expected to attend the tournament this year. those fans in addition to buying tickets will buy food. they'll buy gear and lots and lots of drinks. add it all up and you get enough revenue to fund virtually everything they do the rest of the year. >> a chicken sandwich? maybe not. >> try not to look at the prices. >> what does that drink cost in. >> 22. >> $48 t-shirt. >> you don't really expect it at an event like this. >> reporter: new york, a luxury sports attraction. >> like disneyland for tennis fans. >> reporter: it generates $472 million over the course of just three weeks. that's a lot of cocktails, clothing and concessions. >> a huge value for the money. and the talent you get to see. >> reporter: where does all that money go? u.s. tennis association wants you to know it is going toward growing more u.s. tennis stars. >> we're providing more equipment for schools. we are growing a network of afterschool programs to t

and it was under the lights at arthur ashe stadium in flushing meadows, new york. old gauff taking on 10th seeded carolina karolina muchova of the czech republic. first set all gauff in the near court and the beautiful lob shot. she wins the first set six four up six five in the second gauff needed six match points to get it done, but when muchova hits it long gauff is moving on. she wins seven five. in the second set, she's pumped up to advance to her first us open title match ever. her opponent sure looked like it would be fellow american madison keys, who in the first set tonight made quick work of arina sabalenka of belarus keys in the near court rips the forehand winner down the line. shethe sea rallied back, takes the second set and on match point keys service return is out sabalenka she wins the final two sets in tiebreakers. 7676. she will face coco gauff for the women's title on saturday day. okay. nick bosa didn't talk today on the heels of signing that big contract. we may hear from him tomorrow. so instead, here's what he might have sounded like. check