coco gauff's thrilling comeback win in the u.s.to take the first grand slam title of her career. on the court where she watched the williams sisters win as a little girl, the 19-year-old making history on her road to victory, and she's saying -- >> good morning, america, and i just won the u.s. open. whoo! ♪ >> gio: oh, that smile. good morning, america. what a night, what a win there from coco gauff. so happy to have stephanie ramos here at the desk with me. >> stephanie: great to be with you. good morning, everyone. >> gio: it's a good morning, indeed. whit johnson, you were there at the u.s. open where coco put her name in the history books when she won that women's singles championship. that was just incredible, whit. >> whit: right, gio, amazing, and it all happened right here. it was 19-year-old coco gauff's first victory at a grand slam event, overflowing emotion. that special moment when she searched out her father in the crowd and embraced him in front of the world. gauff later received a phone call from president biden co

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imagine at 19 winning it all coco gauff taking home the u.s.women's title. >> i'm just thankful for this moment. like i don't have any words for it, to be honest >> reporter: imagine being humble enough to praise your heroes, even when it's your moment coco, the youngest american to win the u.s. open since serena williams in 1999 >> serena's serena she's the g.o.a.t. i mean, i'm not -- i would hope to do half of what she does, but i'm not going to compare myself to her. she's someone i looked up to. >> reporter: imagine thinking about playing center court since you were a child that's 8-year-old coco dancing in the stands of arthur ashe stadium. ♪ imagine 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. >>

of "let's go coco.", she was incredible. cnn's carolyn mano with more from outside arthur ashe stadium. >> reporter: the crowd at arthur ashe stadium was looking 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 w

so coco gauff is into _ opponent. 6-0, 6-3 was the goal line so coco gauff is into her— opponent. 6- opponent. 6-0, 6-3 was the goal line so coco gauff is into her first us - so coco gauff is into her first us open semifinal, and it was a very mature performance, she played superbly well. the other side of the coring is thatjelena ostapenko played terribly. the woman who played terribly. the woman who played with such remarkable bravery and aggression and accuracy to knock out the world number one eager swiatek on sunday disappeared. we have seen this many times in her career. winning just seven points in the first set was lasted 20 minutes and committed 36 unforced errors in 14 and committed 36 unforced errors in 1a games but coco gauff is dealing with the expectation here in the united states, where people see her as a potential us open champion. she has inherited the limelight for the last 20 years or so has been dominated by the williams sisters. like a man she would be a hugely popular winner, like a man she would be a hugely popularwinner, i'm like a man she would be a hugely p

she's a quick learner, she's like a sponge, coco gauff.hears, she takes it in and experiences. on the other side, you have aryna sabalenka who has won a grand slam title already, she's been there, done that at the austrailian open and that match against madison keys, where she managed to turn it around. also with a little bit of -- you know, she was outgoing and showing some frustration. but that would have given her so much self confidence as well. so it will be tactics, it will be how stable they are mentally, how they will control their emotions. it's going to be a big battle, for sure. >> it's so exciting. >> reporter: you can't wait because you love your tennis. >> i can't wait. i wish i was there right alongside you. today is the women's day. >> reporter: why aren't you here? >> i'm going to have to make arrangements next time. i didn't plan my year right. maybe next time. maybe i'll see you at a different open. >> reporter: perfect. >> today is the women's day. i don't want to dis the dudes. d what do you like about the potential fo

coco gauff has it in her to do this.'s got to understand the power game of sab len ka and control her emotions. it's going to be crazy for coco. this is an unbelievable time in women's tennis. what coco gauff needs to do is control those emotions. she's a pro, she's fantastic. and play the game that she knows well and ride that wave of emotion at the u.s. open in that tennis center on arthur ashe court and stadium. >> i have to write that down. i like that cuckoo for cocoa puffs. i admire sab len ka also but there's something very refreshing about what we've been seeing over the last couple of days. christine brennan, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> straight ahead, we are tracking hurricane lee. the slow-moving storm is expected to create dangerous conditions along the east coast. get help reaching your goals with j j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. fr

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coco gauff making history at 19.third american teen to win the u.s. open, the youngest since serena williams won at 17 -- dropping to the ground in tears. >> yeah, when i fell on the floor, it was just, i don't know. it's like, oh, it's over. this whole struggle is over. >> after getting up, running into the stands. first greeted by her beaming dad. >> he was the first person i saw when i walked up the stairs and i was brought to tears immediately. when i went and hugged my parents, that felt like a long time. i'm not used to hugging my parents that long. i'm not a touchy person. >> reporter: while she's victorious in the world of singles, she's grateful for the many shoulders upon which she stands. >> carrying their legacy that they left means a lot to me. serena and venus especially. athea especially. i'm a product of their legacy and the trials and tribulations they had to go through, and i wouldn't have that trophy if it wasn't for them. >> reporter: at the trophy presentation, coco opened up about her faith. >>

that has to help coco gauff, crazy support?rowd, 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 grand slam, no—one had that since rod laver. cam

a crucial point, there has always been hope for coco gauff. be faith after a test of patient. i gauff. now there might be faith after a test of patient.— after a test of patient. i speak about preaching _ after a test of patient. i speak about preaching about - after a test of patient. i speak about preaching about what i after a test of patient. i speak i about preaching about what you after a test of patient. i speak - about preaching about what you feel and believe in. it was done in a peaceful way so i can't get too mad. i don't want it to happen when i am winning, i wanted their momentum. if that what they felt they needed to do, i can't get upset. for that what they felt they needed to do, i can't get upset.— do, i can't get upset. for the next hour and a — do, i can't get upset. for the next hour and a half, _ do, i can't get upset. for the next hour and a half, the _ do, i can't get upset. for the next hour and a half, the final - do, i can't get upset. for the next hour and a half, the final was - hour and a half, the final was lookin

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 helped that she won. she goes on to the final tomorrow, representing u.s.a., sandra. >> sandra: bryan, thank you. coco's reaction was interesting there, thank you for that. >> sandra: let's bring in charlie hurt, "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor. the folks at arthur ashe were associated with extinction rebellion, they tweeted this. no tennis on a dead planet. if we don't disrupt, nature will. this is the same group that participated in the blocking of

phenom coco gauff becoming a grand sla american tennis phenom coco gauff becoming a grand slam championere on her home turf at the u.s. open. >> yeah. she's just 19 years old. she won the 2023 u.s. open in style. the first american to win it in six years. the youngest american to take home that title since serena williams back in 1999. >> we're honored and proud to have coco with us in studio. congratulations. every time we see coco, we're just lunatics because we are so amazed by you and so happy for you. how are you feeling in this moment >> still crazy even last night i was telling myself, you are a grand slam champion it doesn't feel real at all. >> watching that moment where you were laying down on the court and you had 10 seconds there where it was all sinking in, what did that moment feel like >> it felt like it hit all at once i didn't want to start shaking, so when it happened and it finally -- it was over, my previous matches has taken me 6, 7 match points to win, so i was shocked and i couldn't breathe either. >> it's joy. but is there a release, a release of tension, a relea

open, but the crowd started chanting, let's go, coco, and coco found another gear. the first four games of the third set and victor and amara, watch when she hits the winner. she collapses to the court. coco turned pro at 14, graduated high school virtually in paris last year during the french open as she chased her dreams. now her 49er grand slam title. a decade ago, she was in the stands dancing at arthur ashe stadium as a fan and now she is showing that dreams come true. >> that little girl, like, she had the dream. i don't know if she fully believed it. as a kid you have so many dreams. as you get older, sometimes it fidles away. i would tell her, don't lose that dream. i lost a little bit of the dream as this journey has gone. i tell her, keep working hard and believing in that dream and don't let the doubters diminish that. >> awesome. college football awesome. the university of texas is back. the 11th ranked longhorns going to alabama and pulling off a crushing upset against the number three crimson tide. texas quarterback making xavier worthy the pot of gold

coco gauff won the match and reached herfirst the concrete.o gauff won the match and reached her first us open final by beating karolina muchova. she will play the world number one in the final on saturday. reflecting on the protest after the match, she said she would rather it hadn't happened in her match but she 100% belief in climate change and could belief in climate change and could be angry with the protest is because they were peaceful. she believes you have to preach exactly what you believe in. it will be coco gauff�*s second attempt to win a grand slam singles final afterfinishing runner—up to poland's iga swiatek at the 2022 french open. her opponent aryna sabalenka, knows the home fans will be on gauff�*s side and, is expecting another tough challenge, after she came back from losing the first eight games of her semifinal with another american, madison keys. she is moving very well. she is hungry, she kind of had nothing to lose. and she knows the crowd are going to support her. i think that is what makes a difficult opponent. i've

. >>> and coco gauff's epic run at the u.s.nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. it happened late at night when most people were asleep. there was no warning. and it was absolutely horrific in its power. this is the moment a 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked morocco. you can see people fleeing into an alley only for debris to then start tumbling down. the quake was centered here, just south of the popular tourist destination of marrakesh. the death toll already stands at over 2,000 people. and as we get new images in of the destruction, it's clear that number is only going to rise. now it is a race against time to save those trapped in the buildings and try to get to the hardest-hit areas that are cut off from the rest of the country. many, including american tourists, now sleeping outside, fearing more aftershocks. the state department late today confirming some americans were injured. we have two reports tonight, beginning with matt bradley. >> reporter: security footage showing the rumbling, the shaking and th

i think it's safe to say coco is still on cloud nine. knew she faced a formidable opponent on the court and would have to be aggressive to win. the overwhelming joy of victory washing over coco gauff, the 19-year-old battling her way to her first grand slam victory. >> i just knew that if i didn't give it my all, i had no shot at winning. aryna is an incredible player. >> reporter: the tennis phenom ultimately defeating aryna sabalenka after losing the first set in this, their sixth meeting. sabalenka will be ranked number one in women's tennis, but this championship. your first win at the u.s. open, you ran up to your folks. >> crazy. still a surreal moment to hold this trophy and see it so up close and personal. a lot of emotions that i still haven't even processed yet. >> reporter: more than 28,000 people filling arthur ashe stadium chanting coco's name holding their collective breath. gauff thankful so many came along for her meteoric rise. >> my whole career but especially in this tournament is something i will never forget. >> i wa

coco mania after 19-year-old coco gauff won the u.s. open. we spoke with her one-on-one about her incredible win and what we can expect next. >> reporter: it was a milestone moment fans will never forget. the crowd going wild as 19-year-old coco gauff took the u.s. open women's crown, the youngest since her idol serena williams in 1999. >> hello. >> hi. >> congratulations. >> reporter: i spoke to gauff after the match. >> to have my name on this trophy with hers is a dream that i always dreamed and believed in but, you know, i guess when you accomplish something so crazy it doesn't feel real. >> reporter: gauff's victory igniting a fire in the world of tennis. to her fans, she represents the best of the sport's future. >> she is so young and really there already. >> i love how determined she is. she is just a strong force. >> she's young. she's bringing women's tennis back. >> reporter: celebrity fans sending well wishes, too, former first lady michelle obama posting, this is your moment. tennis legend roger federer saying, inspirational win.

rising tennis star coco gauff won herfirst grand slam title playing at the us open.the 19—year—old battled back after losing the first set to her opponent, aryna sabalenka of belarus, sparking wild celebrations at the arthur ashe stadium in new york. gauff, seeded sixth, started slowly in front of an expectant home crowd, 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. an

coco turned pro at 14 years old.is during the french open last year and now at 19 claims her first-ever career grand slam title, just over a decade ago was in the stands there at arthur ashe stadium as a fan and now showing that dreams really can 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 f

coco was already a huge tennis fan. look at this, a young coco dancing in the aisle at the u.s. got a $3 million check and thanked billie jean king who presented the trophy, for winning the equal pay fight for women that the open is marking half a century ago. . >> thank you, billie, for fighting for this. >> yeah. >> this morning, on the "today" show, coco talked exclusively about the moment she realized she had made history to savannah and hoda. >> i felt like it hit all at once. because i didn't want to tell myself it was match points on the match points. i didn't want to start shaking. so when it happened, finally, it was over. my previous matches took me six or seven points to win on the match points on the first one. i was shocked and like couldn't breathe either. >> on the men's side, serbias novak djokovic defeated russia daniil medvedev. djokovic's record tying the 24th career grand slam singles title with margaret court. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." thanks for being with us. and my thanks for ron nobles for being here, and yasmin vossough

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the crowd seeming to lift her game with chants of "let's go coco."men's world tennis. >>> fans of england, australia, ireland, and italy are celebrating after wins at the rugby world cup. cnn "world sport" anchor patrick snell with more on day two of the competition in france. >> day two of action in the books at the rugby world cup in france after a superb opening night on friday in paris which saw the tournament hosts recording a thrilling come-from-behind win against three-time champions of the world new zealand on saturday. four matches taking center stage. the 2003 winners, england, began their campaign against argentina on saturday. marseille, the english had an early set to deal with, reduced to 14 men after three minutes of play when tom curry is sent off. this is by the bunker abuse system for a clash of the heads with juan cruz maria in that one. england had to dig deep and they did. after that it became the george ford show. the 30-year-old remarkably scoring every single point for his country in this game. all 27 of them, in fact. six pen

the american teenager coco gauff is up against the world mumber one in waiting aryna sabalenka. his take on the match. lots may struggle to pick a clear favourite, americans especially with a ticket to the arthur ashe stadium with 20,000 people plus in attendance you want gauff to win, she has come through varied challenges very well, she was always in front in the semifinal but had to wait for a six match point before taking her place in herfirst us open final. the way sager banker —— sabalenka started against madison keys, if she has a good serving day she might have the edge over coco gauff on this occasion. you touched on the arthur _ gauff on this occasion. you touched on the arthur ashe _ gauff on this occasion. you touched on the arthur ashe stadium, - gauff on this occasion. you touched on the arthur ashe stadium, surely| on the arthur ashe stadium, surely that has to help koko gauff, crazy support? it that has to help koko gauff, crazy su ort? u, that has to help koko gauff, crazy su . oft? . ., , , that has to help koko gauff, crazy suuort? , , m support? it can be ver

the crowd going wild as 19-year-old coco gauff took the u.s. open's women's crown, the youngest since her idol serena williams in 1999 >> hello, congratulations! >> reporter: i spoke to gauff after the match. >> to have my name on this trophy with hers is a dream that i've always dreamed and believed in but i know, i guess when you accomplish something so crazy, it doesn't feel real. >> reporter: gauff's victory igniting a fire in the world of tennis to her friends, she represents the best of the sports future. >> she is so young, and she is really good. >> i love how determined she is. she a strong force. >> she is young. she is bringing women's tennis back. >> reporter: celebrity fans sending well wishes too. former first lady michelle obama posting "this is your moment." tennis legend roger federer saying "inspirational win. and this post from serena, "amazing." gauff telling me just how much the crowd here inspired her. >> that roar on match point was really loud. i'm grateful for every single person that believed in me and supported me >>

coco gauff makes history after a comeback thriller. >> coco gauff! >>> this is the cbs weekend news from new york. with jericka duncan. >> thank you for joining us. tonight the pictures from morocco are astonishing, even at scope of friday's earthquake disaster is still unfolding. today president biden expressed his condolences to the north african country. secretary of state antony blinken said the oust is ready to help. the death toll now at 2100 is expected to rise as rescuers desperately try to find survivors in the rubble. the u.s. geological survey put the quake that struck friday at 6.8 in magagnitude. homes s and buildings collllaps including in the old city of marrakech. chris livesay is there. first f first, if could you tell us what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: people are forced to sleep outside for the third night in a row at death toll around the country is climbing. the jolting moment the quake rips through the country. cctv footage shows terrified moroccans fleeing for their lives as buildings, ancient and new, collapse all ar

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. >>> and how coco gauff hoists her trophy meet the man who taught her to swing the racquet. it's monday, "early today" starts right now >>> good early monday morning to you, i'm jessica layton. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin our week in remembrance of the lives lost 22 years ago september 11th the day america will never forget. this morning especially all of us here at "early today" are thinking of those americans who will never return home. >> later today the president will mark the anniversary of the attacks with service members in alaska vice president kamala harris will attend a memorial ceremony at ground zero. >>> now to the death toll from friday's earthquake in morocco that keeps rising. more than 2,100 are dead and that count is still expected to increase the u.n. says around 300,000 people are affected by the magnitude 6.8 disaster and just yesterday a magnitude 3.9 aftershock rattled already devastated communities but it's not clear yet if the latest quake caused any additional casualties moroccan king mohammed vi ordered three days of mourning. >>> president

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open championship, coco gauff. the president calling her from here in india to dwrcongratulat her on her win. especially the president has his eye on things back home as well. >> what great moment for the u.s. kevin liptak in new delhi, appreciate it. >>> ukraine's air defenses shoot down a wave of russian drones. plus, more on the devastatieing earthquake in morocco. how authorities are responding to the disaster and what the country needs to recover. stay with us.. ( ♪ ♪ ) looks like it's grime time huh? dr. garcia? crest reality checkup. that grimy film on your teeth? it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can cause cavities in months. and your toothpaste just isn't cutting it. most toothpastes quit working in minutes. but the antibacterial fluoride in crest pro-health protects for up to 12 hours. so i can stop cavities before they start? mmm-hmm. can i get a latte? the #1 toothpaste brand in america. crest. >>> hurricane lee is still churning in the atlantic ocean with sustained winds of 105 miles p

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>> that's something that coco gauff doesn't have an answer herself.et loss she had a win don where she was in the press room telling she had to go back to the drawing board. she brought in two more coaches. worked on a forehand that was giving her trouble and had an attitude shift. she's a little bit more relax. taking some pressure off herself and that has brought wins f she's won two tournaments heading into the u.s. open and she's on fire thinking her way through matches, using her athleticism which is among the best on the women's turn to. and she finds herself in her first u.s. open final. >> she's been the first american woman to make it. what do you think? can she win it all? >> i do. she has a really tough competitor, maybe her toughest yet. and aryna sabalenka who is excellent on hard courts has 11 titles already on hard court. she's a really hard-hitter and is going to challenge coco and have her running across the tour for sure. >> earlier this week, four black american players, coco gauff, francis tiafoe, madison keys and ben shelton reach

she's going to try to mix coco around, bring her to the net. to be the most difficult test coco is going to have thus far in the tournament. and you've got madison keys playing with tremendous confidence. these are two of the biggest hitters in the game squaring off against one another. she's a very tough opponent for madison keys. that's going to be really difficult for keys to get through, but the best part about the women's game like you noted, jim, it's completely up for grab here. coco if she comes out and serving well as she has been throughout the duration of the tournament, she could give mahoba and. it's going to be really fun. >> must be fun to be out there. got a little jealousy, but enjoy it. boris? >>> so we are moments away for the update on the hunt for a murderer who crab walked his way out of prison. stay with cnn. we will be rigight back. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealtlth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes u make to

some fantastic matches, coco gauff is very — later?r? some fantastic matches, coco gauff is very much the star in - later? some fantastic matches, coco gauff is very much the star in the - gauff is very much the star in the us and who work at the moment. she is up against catalina recover and however well she is playing, caroline is the french open runner—up and not overawed by the big stage, she came back 5—2 down and took match point to win in paris injune and then it is aryna sabalenka against madison keys, who was a runner—up in 2017. powerful players, sabalenka playing players, sa balenka playing consistently players, sabalenka playing consistently that you think the woman who will be world number one would have the edge.— would have the edge. thank you so much. the new nfl season gets underway in the next few hour. the superbowl champions kansas city chiefs host the detroit lions. the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes says that they have to be on their game straight away. got a lot of young guys playing last year, you could see

briefly, what is next for coco gauff?e up with everybody wanting to make money off of her and it is going to be an interesting, interesting transition for her, but i think she is up to it. and you will be watching every step of the way. great to have you with us, thank you for being on the programme. i'm hannah come —— i'm helena humphrey, thank you for your company, see you soon, goodbye for now. good morning, all. wow, what an incredible week of weather we have just experienced across the uk. for six consecutive days we saw temperatures on or above 30 degrees. that was a september record and on saturday, we saw the highest temperature we have seen this year, with 33 degrees. the weather story will change though over the next couple of days with the introduction of this pretty slow—moving weather front. it will gradually change the wind direction to more of a north—westerly, which is going to introduce, slowly, some fresher air from the north. but before that, we've got quite a muggy feel out there and some sharp thunder

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but coco gauff has said she is focused on what she needs to do. it on the court today. >> my gosh, we're all going to be watching. we're all going to be rooting for her. aaron gilchrist for us, thank you. we've got a lot more coming up, folks, you are watching msnbc. ou

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now coco and sabalenka played five times before. and laura, we will see who has the fire today to win the u.s. open which will happen this afternoon at 4:00 eastern. we hope it is coco >> thank you, aaron. >> this is next level if she wins today like serena in 1999. angie is back with the forecast. >>> let's talk about the u.s. open a lot of people, especially the players have been waiting for the heat to break. we are getting nicer conditions in the 80s we will be a little unsettled for folks heading out there or anywhere up and down the east coast. we will see showers and thunderstorms. it doesn't look like a great chance for severe weather. make gusty winds or hail the good news is tornado risk is very low we will see a couple of spots across the south and central plains where we could see unsettled weather for saturday here is the front that has been hanging around and offered up relief and brought us down from the 90s we saw from the widespread areas it leaves us with heavy rainfall across the region not just today, but tomorro

next coco gauff has made it into the semifinals of the u.s. open for the first time. she made light work of the former french open champion. >> coco gauff is often compared to serena williams for a reason. she became the first american female teenager to reach back to back u.s. open quarterfinals since serena did in 2001. in the quarterfinal -- the quarterfinals work eight walk in the park for her. the first set ended 6-0 against her opponent. it lasted only 20 minutes. she did allow her to win two games in the second set, but it was all over in just over an hour. coco's best grand slam showing so far was making it to the final at the french open in 2022. >> spain's football federation is seen -- head women's coach is mired in scandal for kissing someone after the final. he was applauding during a speech when he refused to resign, and he has been under fire since 50 players called for his resignation because of inadequate coaching. spain's federation has appointed a successor, making her the first ever woman to manage the site. here's a reminder of our top story. a tr

she is a hard hitter and will challenge coco.t of the foursome that made history for u.s. tennis earlier this week, four american black players, they reached the quarterfinals, the first time in the sport's open era. how big a milestone is that? ava: it felt like a really big moment. i waon arthur ashe stadium for frances tiafoe playing shelton. it felt a little different 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

protesters disrupting play one gluing his feet down the charges they face as coco gauff advances to her first u.s. open final. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening if you live along the east coast, you may already have an eye open for that monster hurricane lee. its explosive growth from a category 1 to a major category 5 hurricane in just 12 hours yesterday has forecasters in awe now, back down to a category 4, lee is the most powerful storm so far in the atlantic hurricane season at one point driving wind gusts of 165 miles per hour, but it's lee's potential path that has some folks on edge expected to swing well past the u.s. mainland but ready to deliver a calling card of dangerous surf conditions up and down the coast this coming week, but tonight for 50 million in the northeast and mid-atlantic from d.c. to boston, the more immediate threat comes from severe thunderstorms and heavy downpours. bill karins is here with the very latest what are you seeing, bill? >> well, good evening to you, lester, and this is going to be a major hurricane for a

let's go coco!announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. i see you laughing. i said let's go. i just read it. i don't write it. let's go coco! [ laughter ] that's right. coco gauff, she is the first american teen to go this far in the tournament since serena williams in 2001. so keep on going. >> let's go coco. and lara is going to be joining us all from the u.s. open coming up. >>> secretary of state antony blinken in ukraine this morning. foreign correspondent britt clennett is on the scene. >> reporter: secretary of state blinken is here. it's his four visit since the war began. he is meeting with his foreign counter part. saying the counter offensive is making good progress. he called it very heartening. blinken is set to meet president zelenskyy as part of this trip which is designed to show america's unwaivering support to ukraine. blinken arrived by train via poland. blinken at a cemetery laying a wreath to honor ukraine's soldiers who lost their l

she forced it to three set, but coco rises up in the third. a 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 winner.use he gets too nervous, and so he is somewhere in one of the suites, and he has been apparently doing laps around the stadium, i heard during the match, so i don't know if he can hear me right now, but i have felt his good energy, even though i cannot really see him. >> well, dad can breathe a little bit easier now, because coco's path got smoother, because the world number one, iga swiatek was upset by jelena ostapenko. and now for the first time since 1968, we will see two black american men in the quarterfinals. 20-year-old ben shelton delivering two 149-mile-an-hour serves, the fastest in the open, who will face frances tiafoe, and taylor fritz also advanced. and then the dad of the year candidate who leaned over to try to snag a ball for his son. and usually this gets you kicked out, but he let everyone know that he learned his lesson and mixed reaction, but it is the first ever game with his son, and the astros, they understood. >> it is a job as a dad that i feel like i apologi