defending champion coco gauff is out after losing in straight sets to fellow american emma navarro. latest in a string of tennis stars to be upset in the tournament. priscilla thompson has more. >> and that's it. >> reporter: a stunning defeat. defending champion coco gauff knocked out of the u.s. open by number 13 seed emma navarro, unable to recover after a rough start with nearly two dozen unforced errors costing her the first set. the loss capping off a week of shocking upsets. >> the alternative is to cry. >> reporter: on the men's side, two of the favorites to win it all now out. carlos alcaraz fresh off winning singles titles at wimbledon and the french open losing all three sets to number 74 in the second round. >> when i wanted to come back or i think i wanted to come back, it was too late. >> reporter: novak djokovic looking to make history as the first player ever to win 25 grand slam titles defeated in a fourth set after serving 14 double faults. >> i mean, i've played some of the worst tennis i've ever played, honestly, serving by far the worst ever. >> reporter: just we

and the us open, it included defeat for the women's defending champion coco gauff to another american from the team here at the bbc sports centre. that's it. thanks forjoining us. bye, bye for now. hello there. wiggonholt in west sussex was the country's hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. not that we're very far into the month, of course. there was plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. we've also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're ex

turbo—charging her performance navarro — top of your screen — knocked out the defending champion coco gauff, and backed it up with victory over spain's paula badosa — fighting back from 5—1 and a double—break down in the second set to win the match 6—2 7—5. to cricket, and from the start of next year, the england senior men's team will have just one coach across all formats of the game. brendon mccullum, who has turned around the fortunes of the test team in his two years in charge, will now take on the one—day and t20 sides after matthew mott was sacked after the t20 world cup when they were outclassed by the eventual champions india. mccullum has also extended his contract until the end of 2027. here's our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt... i think a lot of people would say it's the best news for english cricket since the last time they gave brendon mccullum a job, because he's done such a good job with the test team. like you say, for two years, the testjob and the white ball job have been separate. england tried that ten years ago as well. and the problem is it almost creates a bit

-— we're into the second week at the us open, and both of the defending champions are gone with coco gauffic out of the tournament. gauff had a really bad day at the office with 19 double faults and 60 unforced errors in herfourth round match against fellow american emma navarro. she lost in three sets. navarro, who was born in new york, is into the quarters at flushing meadows for the first time. it is not the summer that i wanted. there are about 70 other players that would have liked to have had the summer i have had. it is perspective. 0bviously, because i wanted to reach a different level, it is disappointing but i'm not going to beat myself up and say this is so bad. yes, i expect better, but at the end of the day it happened and i know i can turn it around. in the men's draw, francis tiafoe has made it through to the quarters for the second year running. he beat the australian alexei popyrin in four sets. next up for tiafoe, who reached the semis two years ago, is the bulgarian grigor dimitrov. there could be an all—american semifinal with taylor fritz also reaching the quarters on

coco gauff was looking to become the first woman to successfully defend the us open title in ten years had a really bad day at the office. 19 double faults and 60 unforced errors in herfourth round match against fellow american emma navarro. she lost in three sets. navarro, who was born in new york, is into the quarters at flushing meadows for the first time. golf's world number one scottie scheffler has capped a brilliant year, winning the season ending tour championship in atlanta and with it a $25 million cheque. the american, who won olympic gold last month and also his second masters earlier this year, finished on 30 under par. desouite back to back bogeys on the front nine, he still finished four clear of colin morikawa. he is the first player since tiger woods in 2007 to win seven events in a pga tour season. i made a lot of putts this year when i really needed to. some of the putts i made over the weekend, the players, and i made the back nine on sunday, i made the back nine on sunday, i made some putts this year when i really needed to and that's why i'm sitting here with a lo

emma navarro -- >> coco gauff's reign as the u.s. open champion is over. yesterday after losing to fellow american emma navarro. for the match, gauff had 19 double faults and 60 unforced errors to just 14 winners. after the match gauff said she had no regrets emotionally. >>> as children return to school, there's growing concern over the lack of vaccinations being used against preventable diseases. in some cases access is the problem. misinformation and mistrust are also stopping some parents from getting their children shots. now the cdc is stepping in with a plan to boost those numbers. cbs news medical contributor dr. celine gounder reports. >> reporter: no tears from fort worth, texas, kindergartener emerlie soria getting her required vaccines with her dad and little brother. >> she was behind on her vaccination schedule by one year. we had to get all of them taken care of. >> reporter: they were able to catch up on their vaccines because the tarrant county health department brought this free clinic to a high school gym in their neighborhood. >> it was

last year coco gauff was, jessica pegula and sabalenka are both the best, won the most matches on harditch tonight in this particular match and beat sabalenka. she's going to need the crowd support. sabalenka is obviously the best player in the world on hard court. she won the australian open that started on hard court and goes in as heavy favorite for this particular match tonight, but as i said with the crowd behind jessica, it could turn around. >> whit: sabalenka, this is kind of revenge for her after losing last year to coco gauff and she's coming back and knows what the crowd has to offer so preparing for that. let's talk more about the americans here, because we had so many americans in the semifinals making it to the finals of the u.s. open, what does that say to you about the future of u.s. tennis? >> it's great, listen, the women have been fantastic led for so long led by serena and venus williams and sloane stephens and madison keys who made the final, so the american women have been fantastic for a long time, so it's about time the guys caught up. it's been great. the guys

open, final sabalengka she lost to coco gauff and in that when she says that the new york crowd reallyffected are with everyone cheering for coco she vowed not to let that happen again this year, and she certainly didn't. she channeled her best game when she needed it. the most. she said afterwards, he always dreamed seemed about winning the u.s. open and now she has it and jessica, she also thanked the new york crowd because she said she did hear those cheers, which she did something well and she fully understood why they were cheering for pegula here today because she's the americans. she said it would not have been normal for them to be in her corner very understanding american taylor for france and italy's jannik sinner are facing off tomorrow in the men's finals. >> what are you expecting from that? andy fritz, it like like pegula today. it's going to be the american underdog tomorrow with taylor for its going up i'm against world number one, giannis center. this is fritz, his first ever grand slam final. he's going to really have to fight those nerves because like i said, he is g

later on the hour in bbc news: both champions are now out of the us open at flushing meadows — coco gauffing out in the fourth round to fellow american emma navarro. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. ofsted inspectors will no longer rate state schools in england with one—word grades, like outstanding or inadequate. a new system of school reports will be introduced from next september. the family of head teacher ruth perry had lobbied for the change after she took her own life in 2023, after her school was given the lowest rating. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. the first day back at school and a bit of a surprise. notjust for these year 1 pupils but for their parents and schools. headline grades for inspections scrapped. the education secretary says they will still step in to maintain standards when needed. i think the system that we've got at the momentjust isn't working for parents, where the information that they're given just isn't enough and where it comes to staff, it's too high stakes. so i won't hesitate to intervene in schools that are failing bec

for the second time this year, coco gauff was knocked out of a grand slam in the round of 16 by fellowcan and her olympic teammate emma navarro. she ended golf's run at wimbledon two months ago. navarro, by the way, was born in new york city. so this from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... ♪♪

and coco gauff lost, but lost to another american, emma navarro. america's hopes are not dashed. >> i was bummed for her. how much fun is he to watch? we saw him in person on friday. so much fun. a nationwide strike now underway there following those massive demonstrations across the country. >> protesters are demanding a cease-fire deal after the killings of six hostages taken during the october 7th terror attack by hamas, sparking a huge outpouring of grief and anger over the weekend. >> more than 100 hostages remain in captivity, and there is growing pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to end this war and bring the hostages home. one of those remains hostages, a 22-year-old american from here in new york. we will speak to his parents about the growing urgency for a deal and their meeting yesterday with white house officials. we want to get right to the ground in israel this morning. nbc's raf sanchez is in tel aviv for us. good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. there is a lot of heartbreak and a lot of anger here in israel tod

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. —— coco gauff.ver kyiv. a water plant was partially destroyed by a russian missile tank and that comes from telegram. we will hand over now to our colleagues in london. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. wiggonholt in west sussex was the country's hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. not that we're very far into the month, of course. there was plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. we've also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy

katie boulter has been knocked out of the third round of the china open in beijing by coco gauff.f managed to snatch it 7—5. the world number six had an easier time after that, taking the second set 6—2 to win the match. sickness forced jack draper out of his quarter final at the japan open. the british number one lost the first set against france's ugo humbert in tokyo and was trailing 2—1 in the second when he had to withdraw. in netball, england edged out new zealand 59—58 in a thrilling opening match of their three—game series. new zealand had led after the first quarter, it was 29—all at half time, but it was the roses who came out on top winning by a single point. they play the silver ferns next on wednesday and then again on sunday. this week the football news show and nesta mcgregor take an indepth look at everton�*s future and asks what the friedkin group will change once the takeover goes through, and if an end to the uncertainty will bring improvement on the pitch. known as the toffees, things have been sticky recently at everton — on the pitch without a win in the prem

sabalenka who lost in last year's final to coco gauff won in straight sets, 7-5... and said she was �f tough losses. every time i was learning. i never gave up on this dream. england and sri lanka are back out after a rain delay on day three of the third test... with the home side in the wickets at the oval.. josh hull on his debut, with more for england, on what's proving to be a fine debut. tough going for sri lanka, all out for 263 which gave england of 62, and have not long started their second innings. you can stay across all the latest with the test over on the bbc sport website. england of course have an unassailable 2—0 series lead. it's the final day of the paralympic games in paris. 14 golds up for grabs before the closing ceremony and after finishing fifth in the men's t54 marathon, david weir announced his retirement from paralympic competition having won six golds during his career at the games. another british athlete, charlotte henshaw, has doubled her tally of titles in paris — this time winning the kayak women's single 200m. her compatriot emma wiggs finished behind h

defending us open champion coco gauff has been knocked out in new york, losing to emma navarro. the quarterfinals after brushing the chinese athlete on sunday. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. wiggonholt in west sussex was the country's hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. not that we're very far into the month, of course. there was plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. we've also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure.

beating paula badosa in straight sets at the us open, navarro, who knocked out the defending champion coco gauffnd, was powered by the home support behind her in new york. badosa struggled to cope with the partisan atmosphere, and although she made more of a fight of the second set, navarro had too much for her, winning 6—2 7—5. she'll play either the second seed aryna sabalenka or china's zheng qinwen for a place in the final. another american hoping to reach their first grand slam semi final is taylor fritz who's up against the former us open finalist sasha zverev at the moment on arthur ashe. 5-3 5—3 up in that second set. brendan mccullum will take charge of all formats of england cricket from next year. the new zealander�*s already the head coach of the test side but from january, he'll also take over the one day and t20 teams. he's also signed a new contract. the move coincides with england s tour of india and the icc champions trophy. in the meantime, marcus trescothick will be the head coach for the upcoming series against australia and the tour of the caribbean later this year. and stay

sabalenka's win... in straight sets... also comes a year after she lost the 2023 final to coco gauff.myself and my family that they did not give up family that they did not give up on my dream stop that they did everything they could to keep me going. sri lanka started day three of the final test against sri lanka 11a runs behind england... who might have been in a stronger position if it weren't for some interesting choices made by some of the batters at the oval. after the home side's collapse to 325 all out sri lanka had a tough start. you can stay across all the latest with the test over on the bbc sport website. england of course have an unassailable 2—0 series lead. it's the final day of the paralympic in paris. 1a golds up for grabs before the closing ceremony. and after finishing fifth in the men's t5a marathon david weir announced his retirement from paralympic competition having won six golds during his career at the games. another british athlete charlotte henshaw has doubled her tally of titles in paris, this time winning the kayak women's single 200m. her compatriot emma

navarro beat the defending champion coco gauff in the previous round. it's still the draws opened up,still the draws opened up, but it's still the same as it's been — take it one match at the time, worry about the person in front of me and we'll go from there. but yeah, it's been... it's been a good week so far. the success in slams has been nice, but i am a little bit sick ofjust making it to the quarterfinals and i definitely want to go further. there have been more medals for paralympics gb in paris today. sammy kinghorn has won another silver, this time in the women's i,500m t54. kinghorn followed up second in the 800m t53 with another excellent performance. after the race, kinghorn said she was kind of blown away. onto football and cristiano ronaldo may still be keen to play international football, but another legendary striker, luis suarez, has decided to call it a day for uruguay. the 37—year—old had to fight back the tears as he confirmed their world cup qualifier against paraguay on saturday will be his last appearance for his country. the former liverpool and barcelona forwa

each to coco gauff. cheryl: win very emotional, are gerri willis thank you for that live report.tives week on "mornings with maria", we are now one day away from abc news presidential dab in if i ama former president donald trump maintaining lead over kamala harris nationally with voters. "new york times" siena college poll brand-new finds 48% likely voters support trump 47% back harris, harris struggling to win support from some traditionally voters in her court finds more consider harris too liberal on key issues, president trump too conservative. >> a four-day campaign blitz right after the debate i want to bring in national spokesperson elizabeth pipko to have you here talk about findings in "new york times" siena poll in particular changes among the young voters' support for harris, she still leads especially 18 to 29 category, still leads 51% to 43% over donald trump but those numbers have slipped a little bit. what are young people seeing in these two candidates? >> yeah. good morning first of all thank you for having me, to be here for young conservative week donald trump

the 23—year—old beat coco gauff at wimbledon.e in cwa single title in herfreshman points. what a story. won the in cwa single title in her freshman year —— russell fuller, let's leave it before your signal completely collapses. many thanks indeed. time for a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. paul magnier won the opening stage of the tour of britain after a thrilling sprint finish in kelso. tom pidcock of the ineos grenadiers finished fourth, eight seconds behind the frenchman. wout van art, the man leading both the sprint and king of the mountains classifications at the vuelta a espana, has been forced to withdraw from the race following a crash on stage 16. and in wet and foggy conditions, the stage was won by spain's marc soler. australia's ben o'connor still wears the leader's red jersey. naoya inoue retained his undisputed super bantamweight world title with a seventh—round stoppage against ireland's tj doheeny. after a barrage of body shots, doheeny couldn't carry on after damaging a sciatic

coco gauff is looking for a new head coach. 20-year-old tennis star has officially cut ties with brad gilbert after only 10 months of working with him. coco gauff had a disappointing run at this year's u.s. open, where she was knocked out by emma navarro. dilbert shared the news on social media and wished coco gauff well in the future. that is your brief. jonathan: the bank of england decision is about 15 minutes away. here is a take for you. on twitter, ask, whatever you want to call it. here is the take. what was the narrative today with equities at all-time highs? rate cut, bullish, governor bailey shuffles papers, bullish. that's what it feels like. lisa: people are trying to find a narrative, and they fit the narrative into whatever the events are that transpired. jonathan: up next, the cut heard around the world. >> we are moving at the pace we think is appropriate. you can take this as a sign of our commitment. jonathan: more on that big decision up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: stocks up on the s&p 500. and the s

serena williams in the house to watch coco gauff try to defend her crown. but it was another american who would have the upper hand today. in the near court, they beat goff in three sets and the 23-year-old reached her first u.s. open quarter final. >>> remember back in the 2002 world series? sweeping up dusty baker's son, darren, at home plate? well 22 years later, baker made his big league debut today with the nationals. the pitch hit in the ninth inning for his first career hit with mom and dad cheering him on. boy, as a parent, there is no better feeling than that. >> yeah. dusty would try to play it cool, but you knew he was excited inside. all right, thank you. >>> welcoming up in our next half hour. a berkeley native being held by hamas has been killed. we have reaction from the devastated jewish community and the latest on the conflict in the middle east. >>> and plus california lawmakers were busy passing bills this weekend. the possible new rules over social media and how fast you drive in the governor's deadline to issue the veto. >>> and later a

over to the women's side now. 13th seated american emma navarro defended the defending champion coco gauffrst sets yesterday. she'll compete tomorrow against the number two. time now for the weather and let's bring in meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. angie, weather out there at the u.s. open has been spectacular, a little less so in texas. >> it's been delightful. plenty of sunshine across the north east. jonathan, it's the rain across the gulf coast getting a lot of attention in the region not just today but the next couple of day. we've got 5 million people under flood watches at this time. here's what's going on a stationary front and a low pressure system basically dragging all that moisture up to the coast and leaving us a chance to see multiple rounds. already saturated grounds and additional rain and in some spots up to 7 inches, that leaves us with problem of flooding that will likely stay with us across this area here as we get to the end of the workweek. meanwhile, out west it's a different kind of weather story. it's the temperatures getting folks attention. 55 mill

coco gauff match.last night at the tiafoe match, we had ben stiller and a shondaland reunion. shonda rhimes, tony goldwyn from scandal. tiafoe shouting out him by name in his post-match interview, and ellen pompeo all in a suite together. they got a huge cheer from the crowd that is firsthand reporting. guys, i was lucky enough to be in the building. amanda, my girlfriend, went nuts at that regarded scandal. sorry and another star who's familiar to all of us was there with johnson. saw him walking around the grounds. and you can catch all the tennis action on espn today starting at 11 eastern. and that is pop news. great job. thank you. >> well, coming up next, tory johnson kicking off our entire half hour deals and steals, all with free shipping. we'll be right back. >> get ready to dance because wednesday, the new cast of dancing with the stars will be revealed live on gma. who will be dancing this season? just wait till you see live only on good morning america friday. i'm on my way. >> yes, old dom

. >> reporter: for sabalenka, who lost to coco gauff in last year's women's final, this was all about grit and determination. you came so close last year. what do you think made the difference this time? >> i think i needed that loss in the finals last year. it was a very tough one, a very emotional one, but i had to learn some lessons. >> reporter: now taylor fritz is the last american standing hoping to ace his final when he takes on italian jannik sinner this afternoon. >> this is joy, like, the crowd sharing in that realization, wow, i'm actually -- i'm in, like, the finals of the u.s. open. >> reporter: this will be the 26-year-old's first-ever grand slam final and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> it's really cool to see the americans getting this far again. it's been a while. >> reporter: not since 2003 has an american man won the u.s. open when andy roddick defeated juan carlos ferraro. >> game, set, match, roddick. >> reporter: chasing history won't be easy for fritz. sinner is the top-seeded title -- player and looking to grab another grand slam after winning the australian

definitely continue today, where we see some 90s out towards solano county, further on into east coco gauff livermore also coming in at 90 degrees, some mid 80s for downtown san jose, but that heat continues into san martin. the peninsula, though, should be a stunning day. some 60s and 70s for you there. you'll wish those 60s and 70s were around as we track a warming trend for the start of our workweek. our first full week of fall. here we go. those summer temperatures are going to be back. that risk of fire dangers and to our health as that high pressure traps the pollution closer to the air. these temperatures are looking at some possible triple digits in places like concord, gilroy, fairfield, ukiah, the inner bay, also some 80s and some 90s. and that will continue for our tuesday here. take a look at that map, find your city, and also spread the word that we need to cut back on some of those outdoor activities as we go on into tuesday. as we trend towards the second half of the week, the good news is it will bring down those temperatures a little bit as a system just to our north will b

fourth round for the third consecutive year yesterday, and today, americans play each other as coco gauffamerican frances tiafoe will take on australian popyrin in the round of 16. guess who's headed there? >> whit: guess who will be there? tiafoe, i'll be there in the stand cheering him on. >> gio: and coco out there. >>> we'll start this half hour here with actor tom hanks warning the public about his likeness being used without his consent in a.i. ads. abc's ike ejiochi is here with the details on this. ike, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, gio. this issue is getting bigger and bigger. a.i. videos and voices imitating your favorite movie stars and celebrities for profit, and now the victims are on the defensive. >> my mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. >> reporter: his image and voice are recognized around the world from such iconic movies as "forrest gump" and "cast away." >> anybody? >> reporter: but now, a-list tom hanks is warning his likeness is being used in a.i. ads without his consent. in an instagram post, hanks writing, there are multiple ads o

sabalenka, who lost in last year's final to america's coco gauff, said it's been tough year on the circuitdon. it was a new experience for me. and also its very special place here, the us open, and i also had a lot of tough losses in the past. i was always hoping that one day i would be able to hold this beautiful trophy. it's always been my dream and that's why it's very special because no matter every time i was coming back stronger and learning, i never gave up on this dream. and, yeah, that's, you know, it means a lot. i'mjust i'm just annoyed i lost right now— i'm just annoyed i lost right now because that everyone is like, _ now because that everyone is like, congrats, amazing tournament. i'm like, whatever. ithink— tournament. i'm like, whatever. i think maybe when i decompress a little _ i think maybe when i decompress a little bit — i think maybe when i decompress a little bit i'm sure i will be a little bit i'm sure i will be a little _ a little bit i'm sure i will be a little bit i'm sure i will be a little bit more appreciative and see _ a little bit more appreciative and see a

. >> sandra: dr carson, coco gauff former president when over more women voters?nk he could perhaps talk in a way that -- a little more soothing. but what i always said to people if you have a terrible -- you acquire a skillful surgeon. would you rather have -- but saved everybody or the one who have the sweetest words but killed everybody? work at some point you have due use our brains to determine what is best for our country got what is best for our children and our grandchildren. this is not a personality contest, were not looking for the -- that is what people need to understand. >> sandra: to be clear you think it's just a tone thing, that is the problem for women voters for trump? >> it is. but, you know, ultimately, woman are smart. they have -- they can figure out -- words on the economy tonight never oversee the border, foreign policy and beyond. we'll be a big net. dr carson, are appreciate you joining us leading up to it. >> thank you, sandra. >> sandra: always get to chat with you. all right new hampshire republican governor chris sununu showing why h

. >> it's ridiculous alright, coco gauff's cuesta repeat as us open champ is over the 20-year-old falling in three sets to familiar foe fellow american m1 navarro navarro second consecutive win against golf. and it comes at the same point in a tournament as the paris previous meeting at wimbledon, fourth-round, navarro advances to the quarters where she will face s reese keeps adding her name to the wnba record book, the chicago sky rookie broke the leaks single-season rebounding record yesterday, pulling down this mess in the second quarter for her 405th board of the season, reese, when finished with 19 who rebounds, giving 418 for the season to go with 17 points in a 79, 74 loss to the links afterwards, the 22 year-old's said she knew g20 just quickly to the pro game and evidently she has. >> all right. >> meantime, caitlin clark and the indiana fever i've been playing lights out since the return from the olympic break. not only do they own the league's best record in that time span, but they now have a winning record for the first time in more than five years, clark dropping 28 points

open women's champion, coco gauff, won't defend her title after losing to fellow american emma navarroit's navarro's second consecutive win against golf and comes at the same point in the tournament, the fourth round as the pay as previous meeting at wimbledon navarro advances to the quarter finals where she will face paula badosa of spain. meanwhile, wnba rookie angel reese continues to break records in minneapolis on sunday. they chicago sky star netted her fourth 400 fifth rebound against the minnesota lynx with that, she broke the league single season rebounding record. that was held by former wnba center sylvia fouls race became the fastest player in wnba can be history to hit 20 double-doubles in one season. and she holds the record for the most consecutive double-doubles in league history, with scottie scheffler is the newest pga tour champion and fedex cup winner. he wrapped one of the best seasons in recent memory on sunday and he's now $25 million richer. our don riddell talk with him about his incredible year scottie. >> well played and many, many congratulations. you've jus

we see some triple digit temperatures starting in through parts of solano county, eastern coco gauffnd then on wednesday that heat continues and we get into some areas of that red here, which could be that major heat risk. we got to think about people that work outside the kids at recess time and also sending them off to school. maybe avoiding those sweaters and giving them a lot of water. and of course, checking in on our friends and neighbors, especially our neighbors in the hillsides that could be looking at the possibility of that fire danger. the beaches are going to be pretty popular not only today, but through the rest of the wee. really, some people might extend that labor day holiday to try and beat the heat. temperatures spike there on wednesday into the upper 70s, and then we start to see a little bit of a cool off into the second half of the week and the weekend. notice that huge spike in temperatures from today to tomorrow. those upper 90s and one hundreds remain through at least thursday. a little bit of that breeze will return into the weekend, but still pretty toasty

. >> all right arena sabalenka, meanwhile, is back in the semi finals a year after losing to coco gauff for the women's title. obviously the new york crowd was on coco aside last year and that one's ever like it's going to be going up against american emma navarro tomorrow in the semi. so crowd likely not going to be on her side again but she tried to change that after her win last night means quake drinks on you well, you said for every police give me some support than the next month i'm wondering how many people went straight to the bar and said, i'll have this. >> it's on arena civil inca. >> i mean, i might have andy scholes thank you so much as always, my friend see you soon. >> all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, we are in me final sprint to the white house and we've got brand new cnn polls out this morning showing the narrowed race just nine weeks to go until election day, plus, the son of late senator john mccain's speaks out for the first time about the controversy over trump's visit to arlington national cemetery at least we can do is when they're gone, if they

. >> open women's champion, coco gauff.nd her title after losing to fellow american emma navarro it's navarro's second consecutive win against god often comes at the same point in the tournament. the fourth round as the pair's previous meeting at wimbledon navarro advances to the quarter finals where she will face paula badosa of spain want to thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. have yourselves a wonderful day. there's more cnn newsroom just ahead with christina macfarlane hello. >> kamala harris trump, the debate. everyone's been waiting for follows cnn for complete coverage and exclusive pre and post-debate analysis of cnn special event, the abc news presidential debates he gassed september 10 at nine on cnn and streaming on max conquer financial reports gaga 2000 word essays conquer 300. thank you know, over what ii, right, with the smooth writing longest lasting gelling pin in america dadave, g2 can to reeva's suppot your brarain health?h? very jan hey,y, eddy,y, know fraser, , f franank bred. >> h

fredricka sabalengka, she was in the final last year lost to coco gauff, but she's been talking about this whole tournament and how she's ned from that experience and how to deal with this new york crowd with certainly will be on pegula side here today. >> i can't wait to watch after show and michel's, they just so much little be right back kamala harris, donald trump, the debate. >> everyone's been waiting for follow. cnn for complete coverage and exclusive the pre and post-debate analysis. a cnn special event, the abc news presidential debate. tuesday at nine eastern on cnn and streaming on max you only ten gunned. it was this photo calling the shots what's here? >> no you know, if your cash-back and you could earn on everything which is one car chase freedom and limited. >> so if you're off the rakin or grabbed, fracking your cash back in cash back on flap jack baby back for tacos at the taco shack. >> i'm working on my six pack switch to a king sweet silent montreal, zayla retreat but he answers this bear back, kids. >> all right. now madison limit treat cash back on every day you

returning to the scene of one of her biggest disappointments where she lost to another american coco gauff 12 months ago, was sabalengka admitting afterwards she was it's a little bit shaken by all of this support that golf god, that was not the case on saturday pegula, david are all in her first major final, but sabalengka was just too good, grinding out a straight sets win 7575, the 26-year-old now adding a us open title to her back-to-back aussie crowds. and she spoke to our andy scholes on center court afterwards three grand slam titles now, what do you want your legacy to be one day that's a big question on problem not ready to answer it right now, but i definitely want to be one of the greatest and i mean, i think everyone wants that, but of course i wanted but i'm just trying to focus on improving myself every day and and let's see how far we can go in this court it's now up to taylor fritz to carry the flag for the united states for its the first american man to reach the finals since andy roddick in 2006. >> he's trying to become the first to win since roddick in 2000 three standi

open women's champion, coco gauff, won't defend her title after losing to fellow american emma navarros navarro second consecutive win again and scarf and comes at the same point in the tournament, the fourth round, as the bears previous meeting at wimbledon, navarro advances to the quarter finals where she will face paula badosa of spain meanwhile, wnba rookie angel reese has broken yet another record in minneapolis on sunday, the chicago sky net star netted, hey 405th rebound against the minnesota lynx with that, she broke the leaks single season rebound record that was held by former wnba center sylvia fouls. race became the fastest player in wnba history to record 20 double-doubles in one season. and she holds the record for the most consecutive double-doubles in league history and the stories in the spotlight, this hour, hollywood's superstars, george clooney and brad pitt's set off a fan frenzy in venice on sunday pulling up in a boats along a canal ahead of the world premiere of the new film, wolfe's comedy thrillers screened later at the venice film festival, who doesn't love t

we are into the second week at the us open where defending champion coco gauff is out.als of the first time in five years after his win. he will play frances tiafoe up next and want to look out for today, jack draper, the big remaining british player. he plays later. in the fourth round at the moment, if you can get into the quarterfinals it will be his best ever run at a grand slam so could be a really big day for him stuck in a big yearfor him. huge year. a really big day for him stuck in a big year for him. huge year. thank ou. the former mp for kent, craig mackinlay, is urging the government to end what he calls a postcode lottery for amputee care after losing his hands and feet to sepsis last year. lord mackinlay recently entered the house of lords and wants to use his new position to advocate for a better service for people who lose limbs across the country. 0ur reporter charlie rose has been to speak to him. a standing ovation for the former kent mp, who survived a life—threatening bout of sepsis. after an emotional return to the house of commons in may, craig ma

sabalenka's win in straight sets also comes a year after she lost the 2023 final to coco gauff and five am proud of my family that they never gave up on my family that they never gave up on my dream and that they were doing everything they could to keep me going. the second test between england and sri lanka has been characterised by bad light and some bad decisions by the home side. england will start day 3 at the oval looking to take back control. captain 0llie pope made 154 in their first innings but none of his team—mates who batted yesterday got more than 20, england collapsing to 325 all out. sri lanka began their chase slowly as debutantjosh hull took his first test match wicket, but after 0lly stone put sri lanka five down. they rallied to end the day 114 behind. meanwhile, england all rounder moeen ali has announced his retirement from international cricket after being overlooked for the upcoming white ball series against australia later this month. moeen is now 37 and played 68 tests, 138 0dis and 92 t20s for england. meanwhile, scotland were unable to prevent a whitewash seri

but kevin, lebron, steph, tom brady, serena williams, coco gauff, we see what they're building.e how they're building it. >> do you think it just is about the stars though? do you think this goes farther down? it is used to be you look at michael jordan, clearly has a huge business, magic johnson, huge business, but it wasn't, you know, just the sheer number of athletes having success in the business world didn't exist the same way. >> no, because it used to be that you had to be a supercelebrity and that famous as well as successful on the court. with the amount of money the men and women are making if they have that mindset and desire and audience and community and the access, the amount of people that want athletes around is incredible. so if they want it, there is a version of that for all of them. there is a version of what they want to do, what family they want to build for all of them. you don't have to be lebron james to build this empire for yourself. >> what is most exciting thing you're expecting next week? i'll be out there in l.a. with you. >> i'm excited for the ol

and on the women's side, navarro defended champion, coco gauff. in her first grand slam tomorrow. going back to the men for a minute. it has been since roddick, 21 years ago, there was an american in the u.s. open final. you will get an american, it's either taylor fritz or tiafoe, who grew up together in the juniors. >> federer retired nadal, all but retired. he's not done but is fading. americans have their moment. tiafoe, an amazing light story and an electric player here, and teeoff yo is so fun. there may not be a better near city event than the u.s. open. it's electric. we were there the other day and it's always great no matter who you see and it will be rocking for the two americans. >> those friday nights, friday nights are fun anyway and now you have two americans. for this era, we play great and then get as far as the quarterfinals, and we would start looking at our flights but now the door opened here a little bit. >> yeah, mike barnicle and i, we always thought there was something special about breakfast at wimbledon, and we couldn't