title, beat francis hunter 6-4 in the fifth.o one else in more than 100 years of the united states championship, other than tilden and federer, have won five and federer, have won five straight. john: obviously he's quite deflate. his legs suddenly get heavier. he's fighting it big time right now. he better get it together if he wants to extend this to a fifth set and try to win this thing. dick: it's wide. it just did -- mary: wonder when del potro starts using the net more -- how much tougher he'll be to beat. john: that's not a good call by del potro there, throwing in another drop shot. dick: federer has gone through the test of the emotional energy that is consumed in these championships, especially playing five-setters back-to-back as they have. del potro-nadal yesterday. federer today. he misses wide, so here's two break points for federer. john: remember a set and a break -- almost a double break down and 4-3 serving for it. the momentum swing that has just taken place, these almost feel like match points right now. dick

what should rielle hunter get from john edwards if baby francis is, indeed, his daughter?it is difficult to resolve these cases because on one hand, you got a guy like edwards, throw money at her just to go away, to save whatever is left of his political career, but you can't really do that in these kind of cases. a judge sits down and says, wait, you can't give this woman $1 million, the woman may take it and the child get nothing. even though they want to settle it is not so easy. >> how complicated is this case now that there is this sideline criminal investigation, looking into whether these campaign contributions were improper because they were essentially hush money? so basically, you have got rielle hunter going in there before a grand jury and testifying to all the details of the affair that must complicate the situation. >> it is complicated, two different tracks. now you can take the fifth amendment, they ask him any question about any of this stuff, but on the other hand, you have dna. that points the finger. used to be a test that was exclusionary. now, 99.997