. >> she is esther vergeer, and her game is wheelchair tennis. by now it should be called vergeer tennis, that's how completely she owns this floor. she's won every singles match she's played since 2003, nearly 400 in a row. >> she doesn't bother with losing, so i could take a few pointers and she's amazing. >> no one, man or woman, owns as many championships as vergeer, 101 consecutive titles, four u.s. opens, six australian opens, four french opens, three paraolympic titles. and those are just her singles victoriesment she has plenty more in doubles. sunday yet another title, vergeer's fifth u.s. open. 396 in a row, what do you do for an encore? >> yeah, it's kind of amazing. >> reporter: none of this might have happened except for a medical mistake. >> i never played tennis before my accident. i hardly played any sort. >> reporter: at the age of eight, vergeer had an operation that went bad. she was paralyzed. >> that made me sad. i started to ask my mom those questions, why me? >> reporter: four years into rer habilitation, vergeer tried whee

just look at 29-year-old esther vergeer, tennis champion. >> proof you can do whatever you put your mind news for this monday. thanks for watching everybody. hope to see you a bit later on for "the early show." i'm terrell brown. take care. i'm terrell brown. take care. have a great day! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> packed up and ready to go. what happens now to a section of that gas line that blew out of the ground in san bruno. >>> one of the three hikers from uc-berkeley held in iran for trespag

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. >> despierta amÉrica tuvo la oportunidad de conocer a doÑa esther y esperanza.ayor, yo, marÍa esther y esperanza que es la menor, pero fuimos 9. 6 hombres y 3 mujeres. >> con tibios recuerdos de su herencia, en este bicentenario le rinde un homenaje al padre de la patria. >> quÉ te parece? yo creo que es increÍble conocer a estas personas. dÉjenme comentarles que doÑa esther nos decÍa que van a hacer un libro, una biografÍa de cosas que nadie sabe hasta este momento del padre hidalgo. >> muchas gracias por esta entrevista, muchas felicidades por esta entrevista y traerla a despierta amÉrica. méxico vive con orgullo el bicentenario de la independencia y en cada pueblo del paÍs se siente el festejo. yo tuve la oportunidad de divertirme como niÑa. vamos a los estudios de despierta amÉrica. llega mÁs adelante, dulce marÍa. no se lo pierda. ♪ ¿listos? a ver, para mí el linguine alfredo. para mí también. para mí, el fettucine con salsa de carne. para mí también. yo, el espagueti marinara. para mí también. [ riendo ] [ locutor ] con el never ending pasta bowl puedes pr

are some of what you'll find right now artsy dog amazing footage here come some petersburg could esther in narrow. getting crushed. thanks to quick thinking and even quick feet. and find out why moscow's a gay community has been allowed to hold protests on the city's streets for the first time in its history. plus if you feel like exploring the russian countryside check out the eco friendly hotels set up by a french ex-pat. many other things as well. now it's time for stephanie to take the floor she'll be here in just a minute with the latest business report. this is mara region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific and industrial capacity that will realize its full potential after the construction of the. park can tell you he has completed the id parco has r. and d. projects in the spheres of automotive construction aerospace and oil chemistry high tech data center for bridge with cutting edge servers and communication equipment will be constructed at the core of the park the project has been personally approved

race saturday night when she was in a parking lots on did not suffer any injuries her purse located estheror in november earlier this month at his home burglarized for the second time. forme statand 13 members of a seven california called have been found in fact we have video of the scene from yesterday the group had been missing since saturday that left behind letters indicating they were waiting for the rapture. 13 adults and children were found praying in a park, in was the leader has been hospitalized for a mental evaluation. this morning to people from the religious sector say they fear for their safety or a misunderstanding. more on that story to come 14 candidates are competing for san francisco supervisor see. come november districts across borders will be choosing a representative. for the course time in a decade some are hoping that a more modern canada a will replace him others want to continue daly is a live for ways we will follow that. we'll take a break, will you back with more headlines here on the kron 4 morning news. a live look from a rooftop camera of soggy start to thi

and during the second administration, he had a daughter esther and she's the only child to be born in house. now other interesting things about grover cleveland is he was actually the sheriff of erie county, new york and he hung two murderers in his administration. he had a quick term in the white house. in 1882 he was a mayor. in 1883 he was the governor of new york and in 1884 he became the president. and of course he also has great ties to washington, d.c. because during his summers at the white house it was very, very hot and he actually selected a private little area in cleveland park, of course his name's sake, that he went to in the summers. after that he retired in new york and died in 1908. so allison, as you said, we have 23 other u.s. presidents right now at madame tussauds. we're at 10th and f. street in penn quarter. we're open at 10:00 every day of the year and we have another great special to tell you and your listeners about. ten pen 108s. we'll have a $5 ticket from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on october 20th. they may want to take a sneak peek at the serena's that came i

i said to you yesterday that a real peace must take into account the genuine security needs of esther camara -- of israel, and they have changed. he spoke about the veterans who have gathered here at this table, we have been her before. we fashioned a hepburn agreement and and other agreement -- the hebron agreement and another agreement 12 years ago. we have had the rise of iran and its properties and missile warfare. a peace agreement must take into account security arrangements against these are real threats that have been directed against my country, threats that have been realized with rockets that have been fired on our territory, and terrorist attacks that go unabated. president abbas, i am fully aware and i respect your people's desire for sovereignty. i am convinced it is possible to reconcile that desire with israel's needs for security. we anticipate difficult days before we achieve a much-desired peace. the last two days have been difficult. they were exceedingly difficult for my people and for me. blood has been shed. the blood of innocents. four innocent israelis gunned

in order for the government to spend money, esther take that money away from somebody else. very often, it takes the money away from productive uses and spends it on unproductive projects. so the whole concept of stimulus -- it is what was promoted many years ago, it is very popular with politicians because it gives them the opportunity to spend money, whh is what they like to do. but stimulus -- government stimulus has never worked. host: independent line from caller:. i am from sarasota, florida. i like to have your viewpoint about the economy. when you testified in front of congress about tens of millions of us in the united states, why has this not been corrected by congress and the senate? congress and the senate? guest: asset ffeiture, i am not an expert on that. i have heard about it. i think it is a real problem. it has gotten to be something that is a high-handed treatment of a company. i think it's probably should be addressed. host: now we have a repubcan from. new from caller: good morning. mr. malone is very insightful. our country operates byit capital operates

in order for the government to spend money, esther take that money away from somebody else. very often, it takes the money away from productive uses and spends it on unproductive projects. so the whole concept of stimulus -- it is what was promoted many years ago, it is very popular with politicians because it gives them the opportunity to spend money, which is what they like to do. but stimulus -- government stimulus has never worked. host: independent line from caller:. i am from sarasota, florida. i like to have your viewpoint about the economy. when you testified in front of congress about tens of millions of us in the united states, why has this not been corrected by congress and the senate? congress and the senate? guest: asset forfeiture, i am not an expert on that. i have heard about it. i think it is a real problem. it has gotten to be something that is a high-handed treatment of a company. i think it's probably should be addressed. host: now we have a republican from. new from caller: good morning. mr. malone is very insightful. our country operates byit capital op

assistant secretary of state esther berger spoke about the administration's goals and priorities forin's schedule. from the state department, this is about -- some of the secretary hillary clinton's schedule. from the state department, this is about 15 minutes. >> i am impressed. everyone is here. goldstar. good afternoon, and welcome to the department of state. next week, as the secretary, the president, world leaders will converge on new york city. we apologize and events to the people of new york. it will get congested the next few days. as we do every september, world leaders come together to address and try to advance our international, global interest in solving the challenges of the world. we have an assistant secretary ester brimmer here at the department of state to give you some of the high points of the secretary's engagement next week and into the following week, and then we will pick up other events of the day. >> thank you for the opportunity to talk to you today. i appreciate the time to outline the administration's goals and priorities for the u.n. general assembly ne