ben shelton upsetses frances tiafoe. s frances tiafoe. frances tiafoe. it's ben shelton experience at the u.s. open. >> carley: shelton win makes him youngest american to reach the u.s. open semi's since 1972 and he will face novak djokovic next and gauff wins her match. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: hot at the u.s. open today, 94, i think. talk about lee in the atlantic. lee will become a major hurricane within the next 24 to 48 hours. u.s. needings to watch this, as well. latest trek north of puerto rico, strong category 4 storm and we'll have to watch to see what happens over the weekend. we think a fish storm, can't keep our eye off of it. many record highs today across northeast and plain states when it comes to temperatures. over to you. >> steve: it feels like summer. thank you. coming up, on the road again, meet arizona trucking company looking to combat driver shortage with innovative crash course to get new drivers highway ready. let's check in with dana perino for preview of what happens in 11 minutes and 22 se

he is going to face another american in the quarters, frances tiafoe.sunday. in the premier league, arsenal celebrated an injury time win over manchester united at the emirates stadium. it was 1—1 after 90 minutes, the gunners captain opener in the first half. but deep into stoppage time, declan rice scored his first for the club since his £100 million move from west ham. gabrieljesus added another, 3—1 the final score. i love the mentality, the determination the team shows to go and go, against any opponent. we want to go and we want to win and a draw is not enough. and again, we made hard life for ourselves again because we gave the first goal away, and against manchester united you are kaput. we done it again in the second half, it could have cost us a goal. butjust pride in the team for what they want to do all the time. it can't be that this goal's given, especially not any more in that moment in the game... a clear foul. it can't be. and more mistakes. fouling rasmus hojlund in the box, not given. the penalty given and later rejected. and i think

tennis now, an extraordinary meltdown from the us�*s frances tiafoe handed the netherlands victory inplit tiafoe 5—2 down in the third set tie break. when the dutchman reviews a call which had called his serve long, he overturns that call and match point tiafoe then begins a long argument with umpire richard hay and other officials before repeatedly smashing his racquet on the floor. hey, duly handing tiafoe a point penalty which meant he won the match and the netherlands established an unassailable two nothing lead in the third match. now, when milly pickles had her leg amputated after an accident at the age of 20, she refused to let it hold her back. at the time, she was told she'd never run again. but six years on, she's become the first amputee to finish one of the most extreme races in europe. charlotte simpson reports. i was told that i should never run. i'm a big believer in if you put your mind something, you can achieve anything. six years ago, milly was just like any other student. but just after these pictures were taken september 2017, that all changed. i was 20—years—old

in the world, pulled off the biggest win of his career so far by putting out the tenth seed, frances tiafoek the first 6—2. tiafoe levelled the match. there was a very close third set tie breaker, but shelton took that set, and this one here to wrap up the win in four as he tries to become the youngest men's champion from america since andy roddick in 2003. it's an advantage with my game style playing someone who has never played me before. i think that i can bring some things to the table that may be you don't see in your normal match that you play on the atp tour. so i'm definitely going to try to bring some things to the table that are different and hopefully disruptive. and up next for shelton is the ultimate test — novak djokovic — who's into a record 47th men's grand slam semifinal after beating taylor fritz. the world number one dealing with the heat and humidity in new york to reach the last four as he looks to win a 24th grand slam title that would bring him level with margaret court's all—time record. in the men's draw, all eyes will be on whether ben shelton can beat novak djokov

: overnight 20-year-old ben shelton punched his ticket to the semis upsetting fellow american frances tiafoe>> sometimes you got to shut off the brain, close your eyes and just swing. >> reporter: it marked the first time two black men have ever played in a u.s. open quarterfinal. >> i love to see american tennis going in a great direction >> reporter: shelton, who has a 149-mile-per-hour serve in his arsenal, will face novak djokovic next looking to break the 20-year drought since an american man has won it all >> i'm definitely going to try to, you know, bring some things to the table that are different and hopefully disruptive. >> reporter: the next generation of american tennis has officially arrived. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now at nbc bay area news tonight, the mayor and governor says a federal lawsuit is preventing san francisco from addressing its homeless encampments. >> there has to be accountability. >> so is that true? an

. >>> we have americans frances tiafoe ! it is the first time two african-americans have played each other in the u.s. open quarters. third set tiebreak with tiafoe serving , and sheldon blasted the return just inside the line. the 20-year-old won the tiebreak. fourth set, match point, near court and tiafoe had no chance to catch up to it. sheldon won in four sets and became the youngest american man since 1992 to reach the u.s. open semi's. he will face novak djokovic on friday. sara, i know you love sports, but that could be a david versus goliath matchup. can i tell folks what we were doing during the commercial break? we were talking fantasy football trades! >> i might need a tight end! travis kelce, my man! all right, vern, we appreciate it! >>> having your house fall in a river sounds like one of the scariest things. the couple that lived there was not home but their cat was. just when they thought all was lost, turns out it wasn't. leo just turned up safe and sound 26 days later a little bit thinner but otherwise doin

ben shelton taking on frances tiafoe, the first time two black american men faced off in the u.s.ould expect. >> reporter: after four sets on a humid new york night, shelton using his high speed serve to beat his friend and fellow countryman. >> what a performance. he's living the dream right there. >> reporter: the young starr celebrating his win with the crowd. shelton now the youngest american man to reach the semifinals since andy roddick in 2003. >> we love that. >> reporter: americans are indeed having a moment. earlier tuesday 19-year-old tennis superstar coco gauff smashed her way to her first ever u.s. open semifinals. winning her tenth match in a row, defeating latvian ostapenko in straight sets. >> today is the best i played all tournament. >> reporter: she's the first american teen to reach the u.s. open semifinals since serena williams, more than two decades ago. >> she's my idol and i think if you told me when i was younger i would be in the same stat lines as her, i would freak out. >> reporter: when williams stepped away from the sport after last year's u.s. open,

shelton beat frances tiafoe to become the youngest american male at age 20 to reach a u.s.nal since michael chang in 1992. the shelton/tiafoe match was also the first time two black men faced off in a u.s. open quarterfinal. >>> and on the baseball diamond, john carlos stanton hit a monumental home run last night against the detroit tigers. >> fly ball, deep left field. there it goes, see ya! his 400th career home run. and it gives the yankees a 3-1 lead! >> the yankees' slugger blasted a two-run homer in the sixth inning, giving him the 400th of his career. > well, coming up first on "cbs morning" steph curry and his wife. curryy and his wifefe. overer, bubut unfortununately covivi9 isn't gogoing anywhehere. in fact, i it's still l ag the totop five leaeading caususes of deatath in the u, right after hearart diseasee anand cancer.. and cocovid-19 relelated er visitits are threree times hihigher than thehe flu. so statay up-to-dadate withth the latesest covivid-19 vaccicines this f , just l like you dodo with the . becaususe you've g got no t time for 1919. stay up-p-to-dat

frances tiafoe and ben shelton battled for more than three hours.lton serves is once again topped 140mph. he won in four sets. he now takes on novak djokovic and earlier coco gauff cruised to the women's semifinals. she's the first american teen to go this far in the tournament since serena williams in 2001. an incredible feat in major league baseball. >> jose altuve hit a home run in each of the first three innings, last night. the astros beat the rangers 14 to 1. >> coming up, the college quarterback who tried to get out of a homework assignment. >> you have to see his professors respond. plus, new evidence that that six degrees of separation made famous by of separation made famous by kevin bacon is actually true the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 related er visits are three times higher than the flu. so stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines this fall, just like you do wit

ben shelton knocking out frances tiafoe in a thrilling all-american match.course lara is there at the tennis center wishing she was playing this morning. good morning, lara. >> got that right. boy was it fun watching coco gauff. she looked very much in charge in her quarter finals match. the fans here at the u.s. open feeling very good about her chances as she heads into the semifinals. overnight the future of american men's tennis was on display. he may only be 20 years old but ben shelton has arrived. overnight ben shelton beating out frances tiafoe and advancing to the u.s. open's semifinals. the close contest making history, as the first time two black men have faced each other in the quarter finals. the 20-year-old shelton now set to face off against number 2 seed player novak djokovic in the semifinals. djokovic beating taylor fritz passing roger federer's record of grand slam semifinal appearances. and celebrating his achievement by leading the crowd in a rousing rendition of the beasty boys classic. >> okay. everybody ready? ♪ you gotta fight for you

coming up in sport on bbc news. 20—year—old ben shelton beats frances tiafoe to become the youngest american await. the global cost of living crisis, and the impact of the war in ukraine on food prices has hit families around the world hard. none more so than in bangladesh, which last year hiked fuel prices by 50% overnight. it led to a steep rise in the cost of basic food items — such as rice and vegetables — and it's having an impact on some of the country's most vulnerable — who were already struggling. our correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports from bangladesh — a warning — some of what you are about to see is distressing. ezrut is more than a year old, but she's severely underweight. half of what she should be for her age. her mother can't afford rising food prices and fears she'll have to beg soon. the family gets some rice rations from the government, but it's not enough. translation: i am hungry. my children cry because they are hungry. we don't eat meat or fish anymore. even fresh vegetables are so costly. what can we do? every third child here injamalpur is malnourished. alread

year-old ben shelton earned his first trip to the semifinals tuesday night with a four-set win over frances tiafoeme is as hot as the weather. tomorrow, she makes her first bid for the finals in flushing meadows. at 19, gauff is just two wins away from her first major title. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." we will see you right back here tomorrow. good night. ♪ ♪ . >>> oakland youth football coach wants answers from the city after his team was forced to abandon its field after a massive gunfight. >>> we called the police department now it takes three to four hours to respond.. >>> it is a place for family fun, especially on hot days. why this water park is shutting down for good after the season. >>> and, the faithful can breathe a sigh of relief. the 9ers reach a deal with nick bosa. >>> hello, we begin with the five fentanyl overdoses in just 24 hours, two of them deadly. you may think it all happened in san francisco, a city that is a fentanyl hot spot. this is actually taking place 30 miles away, in union city. wilson er

year-old ben shelton earned his first trip to the semifinals tuesday night with a 4-set win over frances tiafoegame is as hot as the weather. tomorrow, she makes her first bid for the finals in flushing meadows. at 19, gauff is just two wins away from her first major title. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." we will see you right back here tomorrow. good night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this friendly landlord welcomed all. >> judge judy: mr. scallion rents rooms in his house because he likes the extra money. >> we also enjoy having nice people in our house. we have other roommates. >> judge judy: that is the most bizarre, ridiculous answer i ever heard. >> announcer: but he's rethinking everything... >> judge judy: how long did you stay? >> nineteen days. >> announcer: ...after this tenant. >> judge judy: the police removed you from the premises. >> the police had to break down the door, drag her out with a dog. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution kathi

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open, ben shelton upsets, frances tiafoe in the battle of the quarterfinals. >> what a shot. [cheering] >> shelton win makes him youngest american to reach u.s. open semi, since michael chang. he will face novak djokovic tomorrow. to the ladies now, gauff dominating her quarterfinal match winning in straight sets, reaching her first semifinal, becoming first american team to do so since serena. and keys looks to join gauff after her match today. former president donald trump went to iowa for the game between hawkeyes and cyclones. trump's former acting attorney general, former hawkeye tight end, matt whitaker announcing we're thrilled to invite donald trump to the iowa state football game this weekend. president trump attended in 2015. fellow gop challengers, hutchinson and vivek ramaswamy have announced plans to attend the big game on saturday. what channel would it be on? >> carley: only on fox. >> todd: that is right, heck of a lineup. >> carley: do i get an a plus? >> todd: we also have the colorado game, we have dideion sanders. another twist in hunter biden. zeroing in

men's side, you have novak djokovic who will be facing american ben shelton, and after beating frances tiafoeatch. >> yes, ben shelton, coco gauff and madison keys, and we are watching the shots of them as athletes, and man, i hope for the best for them, because it is going to be really, really cool. have fun watching carolyn manno. >> and so, shall we go watch, john? >> yes. >> and who is the only american with the clear lead over president biden. conquer a 6 course menu. rule over what you write with the smooth writing, longest lasting gel ink pen in america. do you g2? automatically responds to snoring. so, no more hiding under your pillow. because this system actually detects snoring then adjusts to help reduce it. for a limited me, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. there are some things th go better... together. like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. feeling sluggish or weigh

crowd, and that was andy roddick in 2003, and so for the first time we will see two black men, frances tiafoeches, but he has never faced shelton as pro or his powerful serve. he has a 149-mile-an-hour serve twice on sunday, and the most powerful in the tour. there are three american men still in the draw, and that is the first time happened since 2005 and ninth-seeded taylor fritz has a daunting task ahead of him if he wants to reach the grand slam semi for the first time. and who has he got? oh, only to 23-time major champion novak djokovic. he has never lost, and he won in straits the last time they played in cincinnati. and now, young coco gauff is going to be taking court at arthur ashe, and the young 19-year-old phenom has made history becoming the first american teen to reach the quarters since serena williams did it. and the next challenge is making it to the semis and she must get past jelena os tapenko who advanced by beating the world number one iga swiatek. she has her work cut out for her. >> and so that is going to be a great serve on saturday, john. >> that is my second serve.

year-old ben shelton delivering two 149-mile-an-hour serves, the fastest in the open, who will face frances tiafoeho 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 apologize for the astros' organization and when it was dropping down, i felt like the reaction was shock, disgust, happiness, sweat, and little bit of luck, baby, we are going to be on tv, baby! >> and charlie ray was speechless, and what an epic moment, rahel. >> he meant wellb and i am glad that everybody forgave him, but super cute. >> coy, thank you. >> the yankees are in last place, and it is not clear that the guy would have made the catch anyway. >> it burns! it burns! tens of thousands of burning man attendees are left stranded in the rain covered in mud. they could soon be covered in mud and be able to leaveve. j.j.p. morgan wealth managemt knows it's easy to get lost in investment r research. get help

and heel face frances tiafoe, for the second straight year.uarters as taylor fritz advanced as well. now, 19-year-old coco gauff looking to join her fellow americans in the quarters facing world number one caroline wozniacki who took a couple years off and had a couple of children. wozniacki forcing to three sets but coco got her groove back. becoming the first teenager since serena to make back-to-back u.s. quarterfinals. she was almost as pumped as her dad. >> my dad isn't in the box anymore because he gets too nervous so he's somewhere in one of the suites and he's been apparently doing laps around the stadium, i heard, during the matches. i don't know if he can hear me right now, i felt his energy, his good energy, even though i can't really see him. >> well, dad can breathe a bit easier right now, coco's path just got smoother. world number one iga swiatek, number 20 ostapenko. >>> finally, david, dad of the year candidate, check him leaning over to snag a foul ball for his son. called for crowd interference. this usually gets you kicked

pro, his dad brian is a former pro and his coach, he was in the stands watching his son battle frances tiafoeht. this was the first major quarterfinals match between two african-american men in the era which dates back to 1968. the third going to a tiebreak and shelton, an incredible return right here to save set point and that was big because he ended up winning that set, and this is what he had to say afterwards about this amazing return. >> sometimes you have to shut off the brain and close your eyes and just swing, and maybe it was a little bit of that down set point, but it ended up working out. some may say clutch, but i don't know about all that. >> close your eyes and swing. shelton would win the match in four sets to become the youngest american man to make it to the u.s. open semifinals since 1992. waiting for him in the semifinals match is going to be novak djokovic, the 23-time grand slam champion easily beating taylor fritz in the three sets yesterday and after the match. djokovic celebrated by leading the crowd in new york with a little courtside karaoke. >> okay. everybody, rea

there was a plot of rap and hip-hop music playing which you do not hear at frances tiafoe. >> rowingayed with some much fight and heart. and it was excellent to see these late night matches. time to get pretty loud. it was a very, very fun atmosphere. >> they tend to get low and hot lately too. high humidity. how is that having an impact on the players and the matches? >> yeah, it's creating for some dramatic matches for sure and getting everybody a little more stressed out. they're talking about how it's physically harder to grip a racket when you're dripping in sweat. it's tiring. a lot of players out. coco gauff had a 40-shot rally. it was incredibly tiring just to watch. but she won that. she was telling hearse, i knew i didn't have another one one in me. so she won the match the next point. >> there's conversation about the new generation of fans who are following tennis because of the generation of players. how have you seen that? >> you see it in the celebrities. ana win to tour and spike lee. but i've never seen justin and hailey bieber out. butler has been there pretty much

. >> reporter: on the men's side frances tiafoe, taylor fritz, tommy paul, and ben shelton keeping american in 2003. tenth seed, tiafoe, a semifinalist last year falling behind early before pushing ahead in the second set. >> this is a group that had a lot of ability, had a lot of talent, and guys are doing well in their age groups growing up. >> reporter: 14 seed tommy paul moving on to the next round too with the help of a new co-coach, a young superfan named eddie. >> i was down two sets to love in my match, and he was the only one out there being like, i'm here all night. i'm here all night. he really got me through that match. >> reporter: paul saying he's not playing another match without him the rest of the tournament. >> i'm not playing a match here without him, so you're coming back. >> whit: i love it from the super fans to justin bieber, whatever it takes, they're inspired. they're looking great. you can catch all the action at the u.s. open on espn. >>> we'll be right back with our "play of the day." once in a lifetime is never enough. never enough! (♪) ♪ love and happiness ♪ wh

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

frances tiafoe and ben shelton will play each other tonight.red off a pair of 149 miles per hour serves on his match on sunday. the fastest of the entire tournament. look out. the third american is ninth seeded taylor fritz who will play 23-time major champ novak djokovic for a chance to advance to the semis. this is the first time since 2005 that three american men advanced this far in singles at the open. it was a late night labor day thriller for reigning olympic champ zverev. sinner got cramped, had to get up off of his feet but he would rally to force a fifth set. the corona boys who follow him around, they were jumping around to give him life. sinner snack on carrots during matches. but at 1:40 in the morning, z vary ef. z verev and the crowd applauded him. >>> duke went last night's college football game as 12 point underdogs at home against number nine clemson. the blue devils were lights out especially duke quarterback riley leonard whose mom texts him before every game i quote, you suck, as motivation. her little boy making the bigges

where shelton has shined, winning five matches including four-set thrillers over tommy paul and frances tiafoe for djokovic, he's now set to face off against daniil medvedev. medvedev stunning young phenom carlos alcaraz in four sets to move on to the final. and, of course, coco gauff, you can see the women's finals today at 4:00 p.m. eastern on espn. >> will: much more ahead on "gma" including country singer zach bryan's brush with the law. what he's saying about his arrest in oklahoma. that's next. looks really high. (woman) it is high. whenever you are ready. (man) are there any snakes? (woman) nope. (man) are you sure? here we go! (vo) it's time to push your limits. (man) okay. (woman) you're doing great! (man) oh, is that a buffalo? (woman) babe, that's a cow. (vo) the all-new subaru crosstrek wilderness. adventure on the edge. ( ♪ ♪ ) hey sharon, did you know triscuit is crunchy on the outside yet incredibly wholesome on the inside?! just like me! you forgot salty. i'm not salty. triscuit. unapologetically wholesome. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbin

taylor fritz and frances tiafoe also advancing. >> definitely a great thing we have, and i hope we getying partner are competing in the doubles round. keep an eye in the stands for her dad corey. if you don't see him cheering chances are he's doing laps around the stadium because of his nerves. >> that does it for us this hour. up next, nbc films, an encore presentation of the series, "where truth isn't truth: the rudy giuliani story" that marathon begins right now. ory" marathon begins right now. [upbe] ♪ - chicago, the windy city, is known for jazz, deep dish, the cubs, and "the bean." ok, i know it's really called "cloud gate," but everybody just calls it "the bean." but you know what chicago is not known for? latinos. 'cause when you think mexican, you think what? texas or cali? and puerto ricans, you think new york city immediately. but nope, they're right here in chi town. that's right, chicago has the second-largest mexican population of any u.s. city and a very, very large, thriving puerto rican community. latinos have been here longer than wrigley field, and they've brought th

it's 20 year old unseeded ben shelton, who has taken on fellow american frances tiafoe under the lightshing meadows after splitting the first two sets. shelton in the near court, known for his powerful serve. but also he can move a little bit, comes to the net, puts it away, wins the third set seven six match point shelton in the near court and the lefty puts away the forehand winner right here to pull off the upset six two in the fourth to reach his first grand slam semi where for djokovic awaits on friday. how about american coco gauff, the sixth seed she made quick work of latvia's jelena ostapenko gauff in the far court. beautiful touch on the drop shot to win the first set. six and set gauff up 5 to 2. match point ostapenko trying to stay alive but gauff rips the forehand winner and that's it. she wins six love six to next up for the 19 year old from florida, caroline anna muchova of the czech republic. on thursday, two days after losing to lithuania to the united states men's basketball team, responded in a big way against italy. fiba world cup quarterfinals. usa already up by 22,

tennis, this kid, ben and frances tiafoe, the future. >> reporter: they really are.ig league. >> all right. we're going to watch, see how he does. right now down one set but maybe will come back. thank you very much. >>> that does it for me today. "deadline: white house" with nancy pelosi starts right now. >>> hi to everyone. happy friday. 4:00 in new york. three u.s. senators, former national security advisor, prominent trump attack dog, sitting in with a lieutenant governor and a partridge in a pear tree. the 1 people ended up indicted. finally, fani willis, sprawling racketeering case in overturning

year-old ben shelton earned his first trip to the semifinals tuesday night with a four-set win over france's tiafoean american men. american coco gauff is another player whose game is as hot as the weather. tomorrow she makes her first bid for the finals in flushing meadows. at 19, gauff is just two wins away from her first major title. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the biden administration has canceled all remaining oil and gas leases on the arctic national wildlife refuge in alaska. millions of acres of federal land in the state were also protected. this comes after it approved the willow drilling project in march, angering environmental groups. >>> the head of the united auto workers says the union plans to strike against any detroit car company that doesn't reach a new agreement when contracts end next w

. >> that's a comprehensive win for frances tiafoe. >> reporter: as did francis tiafoe cruising to ater finals here. >> reporter: he will now face ben shelton in his second showdown with the fellow american after a memorable debut for the unseated 20-year-old beating out tommy paul and bringing the heat with the fastest serve in the tournament so far a scorching 149 miles per hour. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: they joined the top ranked american in the field taylor fritz who will now have to get through novak djokovic tomorrow. tfo and shelton, by the way, are friends but have never played each other on tour saying they're both hoping for this kind of match-up and even more fourth round matches coming your way later today. catch all the action on espn. i know we're talking about the men and the strides they are making but make no mistake about it, novak djokovic still the odds on favorite. >> michael: oh, yeah. no doubt. >> rebecca: but it will be fun to see those friends play together as well. coming up, helping bring some flavor to your labor day cookout. chef judy joo is her

tournament >> shelton's astonishing serve clocking in at 149 miles per hour taylor fritz and frances tiafoe also advancing the u.s. looking forward to the next round. >> it is definitely a great thing we have. and i hope we keep this going for many years. >> reporter: coco gauff is keeping busy fresh off her singles win, she and her playing partner are competing in the doubles round of 16 and we'll definitely be keeping an eye out in the stands for her dad. if you don't see him cheering, chances are he's doing laps around the stadium because of f you don't see him cheering in the stands he is going t his nerves >> is that what we do to shake off the nerves, run laps >> yeah. >> all right thank you so much for that. >> back to dylan dreyer for the rest of today's forecast. >> things are looking nice, though hot in many places. record heat for minneapolis, st. paul a little bit of shower activity through the gulf coast and heavier pockets of rain across the rockies, isolated thunderstorms, too. that's the wester across the country. we'll get to your local weather in the next 30 seconds >>> ha

the ten seed dan shelton's good buddy, frances tiafoe. >> there's a lot of time he walks by and doesn'treat player, fun to watch. he's yelling. he's got a lot of energy. he's great for the sport. >> reporter: taylor fritz, the nine seed, the top ranked american, getting set for a showdown with number two, novak djokovic. two american women remain. coco gauff, the first american teen since serena williams to reach back to back u.s. quarter finals. and madison keys is the other american woman through to the quarter. she knocked off jess pegula in straight sets but she is sticking around because she and coco gauff are in the doubles tournament, still alive there. all in all, it is an all-american moment here at the u.s. open which continues today at noon eastern on espn. if you're fan of american tennis, tonight is a big night. that shelton/tiafoe match right there on arthur ashe under the lights. i will be there. >> rub it in, will. >> so much fun. it's been really enjoyable to watch this year. thanks to will for that. coming up becky worley in a self-driving taxi. we'll see how she fared

he beat frances tiafoe. just just probably about half an hour ago. it finished 20 years old. of a former pro and coach. they always are golfers and tennis players always have it in the family and the youngest american semi—finalist at the us open since 1992. okay. i believe is michael chang, the last one, right? >> spain without a coach. the women's football team are without a coach. so this guy, jorge villa vilda , jorge vilda . jorge villa vilda, jorge vilda. yeah, he's he's history. he seemed to be an arrogant sort of quy- seemed to be an arrogant sort of guy. oh, yeah. >> i mean, we spoke about it dunng >> i mean, we spoke about it during the world cup before spain were even likely to win it. the fact that there was all these problems within the camp, there a spanish players there were a spanish players that refused to play him. he that refused to play for him. he ended getting four back. ended up getting four back. honestly was just mess of honestly it was just a mess of what he was trying to run, how they through and they actually came through and won cup. he's won the