jannik sinner has won his second grand slam singles title, sweeping aside taylor fritz in straight sets in the us open final at flushing meadows. it's been quite a year for the italian, winning the australian open injanuary and rising to number one in the world injune. fritz was in his first major final and the long wait for an american man to win a grand slam goes on. from new york, here's our senior sports news correspondent laura scott. jannik sinner�*s remarkable season continues, he hasjust become the first italian man to win the us open men's singles title. taylor fritz was bidding to become the first american man to win a grand slam title in more than 20 years, a number of famous faces in attendance. among them, matthew mcconaughey, jon bonjovi, and notjust one taylor in the house, because taylor swift was there. barely a blank space on the arthur ashe stadium. but it all proved a bit too straightforward for sinner the world number one, barely troubled by fritz in his first ever grand slam final. there was a late charge in the third set with nearly two hours on the clock, fritz b

but fritz coming up short, losing to number one seed jannik sinner from italy. ike ejiochi has more from flushing meadows. >> reporter: tonight, heartbreak for taylor fritz as he hoped to end a 20-year drought for american men at the u.s. open. sinner starting strong, taking the first set 6-3 winning 15 of the last 19 points of the set. >> that's it, first set to sinner. >> reporter: the italian forcing fritz to reach far to the right on this point, taking the second set 6-4. fritz, admirably coming back in the third set, but the challenge proving too much. on the final point, fritz hitting the ball into the net, sinner breaking his serve for championship point. >> it's been an amazing two weeks and first off, congrats to jannik. he played a great match. congrats to his team. it's really impressive. >> reporter: the crowd here electric. the last time americans were in the men and women's finals was in 2002. new york native jessica pegula falling in two hard fought sets last night. when taylor fritz coming up short, but the fans here buzzing with excitement as th

it's not just taylor fritz dreaming big.ican, emma navarro, is also into herfirst grand slam semifinal. the home crowd in new york turbocharging her performance. navarro — top of your screen — knocked out the defending champion coco gauff in the previous round 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, bec

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fritz specialist? he stood with his hands raised, not doubting that. led him to execution and nodding his head in fear repeated: "i, i, frids." soon, with gestures , they explained to him the essence of the problem, laying out in front of him a drawing, parts and the work boiled. our population are good people, time has passed, they saw in these prisoners no longer those fascists, who mocked them, but simply, well , people who are guilty of something, but still they are people, and not only saw the prisoners as people, but helped, fed and even saved them, i remember a sad incident during the construction of the current post office... a group of germans, six or seven people, fell through the ground to a huge depth, what measures were taken to save them, various equipment arrived, it was bad with cranes, it was bad, the excavators were unique, everything was found to save the lives of these people. to become one of their own in a foreign country, not it is necessary to be born there, it is enough to beha

andy fritz, it like like pegula today.t'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 going to be the underdog, but you know, he's got the all the hopes of the american men bind them because an american man has not won a grand slam final since andy roddick here at the u.s open, way back in 2003. so the drought has been a long and more than two decades. we'll see if he's able to do that. here tomorrow, but he's going to have to play his best game. but because yannick sinner like sabalengka, won the australian open, he has an excellent hardcore player and is going to be a tough one to beat but fritz will have this new york crowd behind him will see if they can really will him through an upset now. >> all right. andy scholes for us. thanks so much for the update. we appreciate it for more on how things are shaking out at the u.s. op

fritz now the first american man to play in the u.s. finals here? >> it's crazy. hopefully an american will finally get a win, because andy roddick is so sick and tired of hearing about an american not winning a grand slam. it's been 22 years. last night's match with taylor and with tiafoe was really fantastic. unfortunately for frances he ran out of gas in the fifth set, and taylor was just a little more energetic, obviously has a bigger serve as well, and that really helped him, i think, get through that fifth set a little easier, but it was fantastic to see two young american guys who have grown up together going at it for five sets yesterday. they gave the crowd exactly what they wanted, and it was fabulous to see, and in the end that taylor got the win. >> whit: you can tell how much respect and admiration they have for each other too. after the match, that said, nobody wants to lose. >> no. >> whit: that's for sure, so fritz it is. let's move to the women's side, big matchup today. pegula, the american, taking on sabalenka. >> yea

jannik sinner stormed past fritz to win his second grand slam title.rand slam titles in the same season. i've been speaking to laura scott. the wait for an american man to win a major singles title goes on, but jannik sinner was by far the better player today, take us to the match. he better player today, take us to the match-— better player today, take us to the match. ., , ., the match. he was always going to be a difficult _ the match. he was always going to be a difficult pass _ the match. he was always going to be a difficult pass in - the match. he was always going to be a difficult pass in his - to be a difficult pass in his first ever grand slam fido up against the world number one, but it proved a little bit straightforward forjannik sinner. as expected from the final, bidding to become the first american man to hit a grand slam in 22 years. matthew mcconaughey, jon bonjovi and mcconaughey, jon bon jovi and there mcconaughey, jon bonjovi and there wasn'tjust one tailor in there wasn'tjust one tailor in the house, taylor swift was also there, b

tiafoe and fritz were just 7 years old. >> that's going to be a lot of fun.at least one american woman is through to the semi-finals, too. 23-year-old emily navarro. >> crazy. u.s. open, baby! >> reporter: fritz and tiafoe play friday. so, are we seeing pizzazz versus poison friday night? >> yes, and, on the court, you have an extremely creative player in francis tiafoe and a meat and poetatoes player in fritz. >> reporter: the winner will then try to duplicate the speed of 20203, the last time an american man won the title, something these two competitors hope to change this weekend. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> woman with a diploma, 80 years in the making. she should have graduated with the class of 1944 but had to drop out of school to work and help her family during world war ii. she is grateful that her friends and family were there and that she was finally granted her wish to graduate. >> it means an awful lot, because that's been a long time ago, 1944. >> the school superintendent said it was an honor and privilege to grant her the diploma. in just few

fritz and tiafoe were just 7 years old. >> that's going to be a lot of fun, and that's going to be justat least one american woman is through to the semifinals too, 23-year-old emma navarro. >> crazy, moving on to the semifinals. the u.s. open, baby. >> reporter: fritz and tiafoe play friday. >> so, are we seeing pizazz versus poise on friday night? >> yes, and on the court you have an extremely creative player in francis tiafoe, and you have a more disciplined meat and potatoes player in taylor fritz. >> game, set, match, roddick. >> reporter: the winner will then try to duplicate andy roddick's feat of 2003, the last time an american man won the title, something these two competitors hope to change this weekend. anne thompson, nbc news, queens. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night.

fritz was in his first major final and the long wait for an american man to win a grand slam goes on.sports news correspondent laura scott.

tonight could be taylor fritz's night as he faces a history making moment for american men's tennis. but it was a heartbreaker for american jessica pegula, whose opponent, aryna sabalenka, fell to the court in tears after winning her first u.s. open title. aryna sabalenka, the new women's champion of the u.s. open, besting new yorker, jessica pegula, in a dogged, but friendly, match. >> that's it! >> it has been a dream of mine and finally i got this beautiful trophy. >> reporter: this was pegula's very first time in a grand slam final, an achievement that only a few months ago, she said could have never imagined. >> i knew it would be challenging and tough. she's super powerful. >> 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

mikhail froze with his partner in surprise: fritz, a specialist? he stood with his hands raised, not doubting that he had been brought to be shot, and nodding his head in fear, he repeated: "i, i, fritz." soon, with gestures, they explained to him the essence of the problem, laying out a drawing and parts in front of him, and the work began to boil. our population is good people, time has passed, they saw in these prisoners no longer those fascists who mocked them, but simply well people who are guilty of something, but still they are people, and not only saw people in captives, but helped, fed and even saved, i remember a sad incident during the construction of the new... post office a group of germans six or seven people fell through the ground to a huge depth what measures were taken to save them various equipment came, with cranes it was bad, with bolts it was bad, excavators were unique, everything was found to save the lives of these people. the assembly of imported domestic trucks is an important government order. 9 on august 1944, the state

but the entire crowd is really behind taylor fritz. this entire match, they wanted to see him. finally in that long american drought, but it was just not meant to be today because giannis center was just masterful. he was flying baseline to baseline just outlasting fritz in many of the long rallies in any and he would win in straight sets, become the first italian man ever to win the u.s. open. and he actually swept the hardcore grand slam this year also when we australian open back in january great, and it's actually been quite challenging. few months for center. we learned right before the tournament that he actually had tested positive twice for a banned substance back in march now he blamed his physiotherapist and was actually cleared of any wrongdoing, but even with that hanging all over and he still went out there, played his best tennis and was able to win second grand slam, which is 23-years-old. here's what he had to say after the match. >> i just i did pretty well, i guess we're just one day by day. in all trying to practice well, even in the days off believing in our

carlos alcaraz has beaten taylor fritz to win the laver cup for team europe as they came back from 11. alexander zverev�*s earlier victory over francis tiafo, set up a winner takes all clash between alcaraz and fritz. the spaniard eased past the american in straight sets which took europe to 13 points, and they reclaimed the trophy for the first time since 2021. american billy horschel has won the pga tour championship for a second time following a dramatic three—way playoff. horschell, thriston lawrence and rory mcilroy all finished theirfinal round on 20 under par, with horschel looking to win the event at wentworth in southern england for the second time. he came close to winning it on the initial playoff round. horschel and mcilroy — who narrowly missed out at the us open and at last week's irish 0pen — were left in a two—horse race as the tournament reached its conclusion. horschel pipped the world number three to the title, completing the win with a fine eagle putt to lift the trophy he previously won in 2021. lydia ko won her 22nd title on the lpga tour after finishing five sho

fritz advances to his first career major final.rican man to make the final since 2006. >> that is it for gmc sports hour 11:00 news starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> hello again. i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. >> we want to bring you up to our top stories at the top of this hour. a bit of a scare in san francisco south of market district. today, city officials say a pane of glass was being installed on salesforce east on mission street when it somehow got loose and fell to the ground, shattering a the street two ground floor windows of the nearby millennium tower were also damaged. a city inspector ordered the building's landlord to secure the opening, where the glass fell, and replace it as soon as possible. >> a woman died early this morning after a shooting and crash in vallejo. right now, officials cannot confirm her official cause of death. several residents ktvu spoke

fritz hopes his progress can be the start of good things to come in the future.to something, the others follow, they get relief from it. and i think this is just the start for all of us. it's been a stop—start kind of day at the oval, between england and sri lanka. play was delayed in the first session of day three of the third test to due to the weather, but it didn't distract england's bowlers. josh hull, with more for wickets for england, on what's proving to be a fine debut. sri lanka eventually all out for 263, giving england a lead of 62. england's return for their second innings after lunch didn't go quite to plan, before the weather intervened again. stand—in captain 0llie pope unable to reprise his first innings heroics, out for 7. they are back out again, but not so good for england, now 66—a. meanwhile, england all—rounder moeen ali has retired from international cricket, saying "the time is right" to move on. moeen played all three formats for england after making his international debut in 2014. the 37—year—old was part of the white—ball squads that

fritz hopes his progress can be the start of good things to come in the future.ction, i think when one of us to something, the others follow, they get relief from it. and i think this is just the start for all of us. it's been a stop—start kind of day at the oval, between england and sri lanka. but the visitors are making a go of it, on day three of the third test. england's return for their second innings hasn't gone to plan... 0llie pope, joe root and harry brook among those failing to make an impact before going, england now 82—7, after sri lanka were all out for 263 earlier — josh hull and 0lly stone with three wickets each. meanwhile, england all—rounder moeen ali has retired from international cricket, saying "the time is right" to move on. moeen played all three formats for england, after making his international debut in 201a. the 37—year—old was part of the white—ball squads that won the 50—over world cup on home soil back in 2019, and the t20 world cup two years ago. every gold, silver and bronze medal has now been decided at the 202a paralympic games i

this feline named fritz was enjoying the water and his very own kayak towed behind his owners, fritz.wners say he fortified the kayak with jumbo pool noodles with about 10 pounds of weight for stability. >> and of course, the perfect little life jacket. >> so cute. and cats are usually like water, so yeah, my cat would never do this. >> never ever. you should try it in the bathtub. see what happens. >> she doesn't like the bathtub with scratches the next day. well, either way, next to swinging in the rain. >> this happened in carolina beach, north carolina. the intense rains weren't enough to scare this little kid away from his playset. look at that. >> okay. having a good time by one measure, though. more than 18in of rain fell over the course of just 12 hours. and they do say you should not do this. do not go out in flood waters because that water is disgusting. it could be a toxic mix of car, chemicals and sewage that we all love to play in. >> you should not be playing in that. >> do not let your kids do this. but the kid looks like they're having fun. >> there could also be snake

francis tiafo/taylor fritz. tennis. these guys are going to be the future. now the future is here. got two guys in the semifinals, two american men for the first type since 2005. going to be an exciting night. biggest weapon on the court will be tiafo's serve. playing in the evening will bode well for francis. it will slow the ball down. he will hope to get in some service games. both guys love to dictate with their forehand. both have rock solid back hands. francis has a lot more variety, is a better mover around the court. he's got to try to make it athletic. use the variety, use the slice. come to net, drop shot. don't allow fritz to serve big and club forehands from the middle of the court. otherwise it will be a tough day. francis, also, knowing him, he'll try to do a good job getting the kproud crowd on his side. the stadium will be rocking tonight. francis will make it a point early to get that crowd behind him and try to make it difficult for fritz. it's going to be a fun matchup. i can't wait to sit cou

the men's final today between jannik sinner and american taylor fritz.s after aryna sabalenka took the women's crown on saturday. abc's ike ejiochi is in queens, new york, with the details. good morning to you, ike. >> reporter: good morning, janai. it was a powerful performance. aryna sabalenka winning her third grand slam final and first u.s. open taking the title in a decisive two-set match. >> ladies and gentlemen, your 2024 u.s. open women's champion, aryna sabalenka. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this morning, belarusian tennis player aryna sabalenka coming out on top in a tight match against jessica pegula winning the u.s. open's women's final. sabalenka defeating pegula 7-5, 7-5, in her third grand slam final and first u.s. open championship win. the packed arthur ashe stadium also hanging onto some gripping moments as pegula made her moves on the tennis court. pegula making things interesting, but sabalenka fighting back to win the first set, 7-5. by the second set, sabalenka's booming strokes proven too much for pegula. the last one, the

fritz has broken centre taylor fritz has broken centre in the first set and he is serving for that thirde in what is his first grand slam final. jannik sinner won the australian open, his maiden grand slam title at the start of the year, but fritz is making a real match of it now, serving for the third set. lot's more nations league football across europe. denmark have made it two wins out of two in the top tier of the competition — they beat serbia 2—0. also in the top tier, portugal have equalised through bruno fernandes against scotland. spain are the holders — they are down to ten men against switzerland in geneva but lead 2—1. these matches are all approaching full—time. they are about 15 minutes away from full time. in sweden going well against estonia there in the third tier of the competition. also wins for slovakia, belarus and bulgaria. england's perfect record this summer is under threat after a batting collapse on the third day of the final test against sri lanka at the oval. they were bowled out for 156 in their second innings, vishwa fernando and lahiru kumara undoing engla

taylor fritz and our favorite, frances tiafoe.ny years ago when taylor fritz turned to tiafoe and said, i think you and i, buddy, are going to be number one and number two in the world. here they are going off against each other in the semis, at the u.s. open. undoubtedly, one will make it to the u.s. open. it will be tons of rallies, tons of tiafoe at the net, fritz's monster serve as well. i have been speaking to some folks that have been out and about here at the u.s. open. some of them have been drinking some honey juices, but nonetheless, i asked them, who are you rooting for tonight? they said, many of them, rooting for the underdog. granted, there are a lot of underdogs here because all the big names are out. sinner, of course, is number one so he's not underdog and favored to win. but tiafoe, very much on the minds of all the folks here at the open today. really rooting for the underdog. >> i love frances tiafoe, he has a great story, great attitude. and i love you, yasmin. i love you. >> love you. you like my hat? >> i re

open jannik sinner defeated american taylor fritz in straight sets to take the u.s.. sinner is the first italian player to win dashing fritz's hope of being the first american man to win a grand slam since andy roddick in 2003. look who was there, that is taylor swift with her boyfriend, kansas city chiefs star travis kelce in the stands. also this weekend, aryna sabalenka defeated american jessica pegula, winning her first u.s. open championship and third grand slam title of her career. >>> and paris bids adieu to the summer olympics with an epic paralympic closing ceremony. a dazzling fireworks display lit up the night sky sunday with the -- with the stade de france lit up in blue, white, and red. the colors of the french national flag. paralympic flag bearers made their way into the stadium closing out the back-to-back summer games. >>> we'll be right back. mmer ga. >>> we'll be right back. you might wonder, john legend, how do you keep your voice sounding so... ...legendary? honey! and how do i keep my protection against covid-19 up to date? with a covid shot thi

likely to be going for taylor fritz. has been a pretty clear favourite since a lot of the big favourites like djokovic and carlos alcatraz went out early, jannik sinner has been the favourite, he came into this tournament on a weird footing after the international tennis integrity agency announced he had no fault or negligence in a doping case, there was this weird revelation on the eve of the tournament that was a strange cloud over three for sure, it has affected a bit of a buzz or the vibe at the us open this year around him and the enthusiasm for him but he has not been distracted by it, he has seemed very focused and determined and looks very level, he is in a similar situation to aryna sabalenka, if the american crowd can really get into it they can make it more competitive than it might be on paper. 0therwise, though i'd do trustjannik sinner�*s mentality trust jannik sinner�*s mentality to trustjannik sinner�*s mentality to shake it off more than aryna sabalenka's. to shake it off more than aryna sabalenka's— to

fritz upset number four-seed alexander zverev.n, emma navarro, advanced to her first grand slam semifinals. she beat paula badosa in straight sets. navarro will face number two seed aryna sabalenska in the semis. she cruised to an easy victory over paris olympic gold medalist qinwen zheng. >>> the tiktok trend you're urged not to try and trouble in the sky for one airline. here's shanelle kaul with today with's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: a rough start to september trading as stocks closed in the red tuesday. the dow lost 626 points. the nasdaq was down 577, and the s&p 500 lost 119 points. >>> trouble for cafe pacific. the hong kong airline says 15 of its planes need replacement engines. the company ordered inspections on all 48 of its airbus a-350 jets after an engine problem forced a switzerland-bound flight to return back to hong kong. the airline has been forced to cancel dozens of flights this week. it hopes to have full service up and running by saturday. >>> here's your chance to fly for free again. southwest airlines i

but fritz we'll have this new york crowd on his side. so we'll see if they can wheel him to an upset too right? >> girlfriends. girlfriends. alright. and then later on today, jessica pegula, she'll be playing in her first grand slams singles final. she's, she probably has butterflies, but then again, she too was like, i'm ready yeah. >> and pegula also going to be that american underdog here today is he's going up against world number two arenas, sabalengka, but pegula is playing the best tennis of her career since the olympics. she is 15 and one, but that one laws it did come against pegula in the finals at the city cincinnati open by her confidence, is just riding high right now, she already took out world number one, iga swiatek in this tournament and karolina muchova to make it to her first ever grand slam final it's a childhood dream, it's what i wanted when i was a kid. it's a lot of work, a lot of hard work, but button, and it's just, you couldn't even imagine how much goes into it. so it would mean the world to me, obviously, i m

well, fritz kept chipping away, eventually clenching the match and $0.04. that's the 2nd straight major that fritz has service, having the window open to edit and there is attempt to an amazing grandsons michael this season. philip, i thought a lot of what was the quarter finals over the past couple years and today just today just felt different. i really felt like it was, it was my time to take it a step further. and i mean it's, it's only fitting, i'm doing it here on this chord at the open in front of the crowd for it to send the final be an all american affairs. the faces prompted to yeah, 1st 20 c type frequency image trucking, the 4th finals. when his bulk, every opponent appeared to into his leg, tried to carry on, but ended up retiring with tia for leading full one in the full sense. it's the 2nd time in 3 years, jeff, or has made it for final. now believe his football team hoping to turn things around and woke up qualifying this week of to run a full results and they'll be hoping that playing that home games a higher altitude will help. as david st

taylor fritz!lara: fritz winning in his 3.5 hour, four-set thriller. >> it was my time to take ate step further. it's only fitting i'm doing it here on this court at the open. >> lara: on the women's side, american emma navarro taking care of things in straight sets. navarro down 1-5 in the second -- >> navarro with the nerves. >> lara: but she turned it around, winning six straight games, rallying to advance to her first grand slam semiwhere she takes on last year's finalist. >> really happy with my performance today. crazy to be moving on to the semifinals, u.s. open, baby! >> lara: so happy for emma. looking ahead to today, a huge match for american jessica pagula. she will need to play lights out to upset the number one ranked player in the world. the winner of that matchup will move on to the semifinals. you can catch all of the quarter final action starting today at noon on espn. you know where i will be. >> michael: where? >> lara: right there. watching every bit of it. >> michael: i'll be r

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italian jannik sinner is the men's champion beating american taylor fritz in three straight sets. it's his second grand slam championship. fritz was trying to become the first american man to win a grand slam title since andy roddick in 2003. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a new approach to school resource officers. >>> plus, he's not like us. the star who dominated summer is super bowl bound. >>> and we'll meet the man who has spent a lifetime collecting records. on the way for cash, everyone's favorite employee at bill's bodega. where bill uses chewy to keep cash hard at work. toys to keep his instincts sharp. food so he won't snack on the inventory. even a new collar, to let everyone know who's boss. and with chewy's low prices, bill's left with more cash... to spend on cash. for low prices and fast shipping. for life with pets, there's chewy. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humir

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fritz advances to his first career major final. he is the first american man to make the final since 2006. >> that is it for gmc sports hour 11:00 news starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> hello again. i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. >> we want to bring you up to our top stories at the top of this hour. a bit of a scare in san francisco south of market district. today, city officials say a pane of glass was being installed on salesforce east on mission street when it somehow got loose and fell to the ground, shattering a the street two ground floor windows of the nearby millennium tower were also damaged. a city inspector ordered the building's landlord to secure the opening, where the glass fell, and replace it as soon as possible. >> a woman died early this morning after a shooting and crash in vallejo. right now, officials cannot confirm her official cause of death. several residents ktvu spoke with, including the mayor, say they are unnerved by this incident. no arrests have been reported and the 4

going to play, take a look.>> for taylor fritz, it's an american dream.day night.>> it is a dream come true, i'm in the finals, it is a reason i do what i do. it is the reason why i work so hard. >> reporter: it has been more than 20 years since the american man won any grand slam title. >> any american that can win the u.s. open i'm in favor of because the crowd will go nuts if that happens.>> reporter: on sunday, taylor fritz will face off against jannik, and in just a few hours, the highly anticipated women's final begins. >> it is a childhood dream, it's what i wanted when i was a kid.>> reporter: the american in her first grand slam final and with home-court advantage. >> to be able to overcome all those challenges and say that i get a chance at the title saturday is what we play for as players.>> reporter: for the fans, this is already a grand slam we will never forget. >> it is fantastic, i love just being here, the ambience, the energy, the positivity in the crowd.>> it really is an experience. >> reporter: alex, the last time an american man and

sabalenka parades her us open trophy in new york, but can taylor fritz end the long american wait, as men's final is underway. and 60,000 runners take to the streets for the world's biggest half marathon — the 43rd edition of the great north run good evening, and welcome along to the programme. it's been an action packed few days, but the paralympic games in paris has now come to an end with the closing ceremonyjust underway. it's been another successful day for paralympics gb, who have claimed four more medals, including two golds on the final day of competiton. they all came in para canoeing. andy swiss reports from paris. it was a suitably glittering end to britain's games. just 2a hours after winning herfirst gold here, charlotte henshaw powered to another. it is going to be a coronation here again. a coronation here again for henshaw. beating the blustery conditions and her teammate emma wiggs. two titles, some talent. it means everything. i am sure it will take a while to sink in because you spend those winter mornings ploughing away and no one sees that side of the sport. we ha

fritz. taylor fritz. >> we were totally entertaining ourselves. >> we were., the beehive was buzzing as a video of the music superstar went viral, revealing a peek of the grammy winner popping along to her own music on the dance floor of her personal assistant, sam greenberg. this hitting the internet days after her b celebrated her 43rd birthday. telling her followers, quote, i am so grateful for another year. happy birthday. she probably enjoys being able to go to a wedding and dance. >>> a few updates to our concert series. the keith urban concert planned for this friday was canceled. over the weekend it was announced that nicole kidman's mother, keith's mother-in-law passed away, so our thoughts are with their family. in the meantime, we have information on our full concert lineup at today.com, and it keeps on giving, including the two new artists. we can announce first coldplay will be hitting our plaza on tuesday, october 8th. come visit us, just a few days after their new album drops on the 4th. here's one more. kelsea ballerini will be hitting the sta

alive and well, then we will meet again, i am still alive and well, i continue to destroy these dirty fritzes, do not cry for everything, on the contrary, hold back, be brave, because victory will be ours, i kiss you hard. the defense of mogilev lasted 23 days. 23 days of feat, which served as the beginning of the future great victory, i often asked my grandfather if he was afraid to go with a bunch of grenades against tanks and armored vehicles, like these, and he smiled and said, of course it was scary, but it was even scarier to let your own down. twice hero of the soviet union. attack pilot was drafted into the red army in 1940. he flew his first combat sorties near stalingrad in 1942. during the battles for the liberation of belarus, he struck enemy concentrations in the minsk pocket, stormed the crossings over bereza and nemon, and liberated the baltics and poland. by april 1944, the pilot the attack aircraft made 109 combat sorties. by decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr, guards senior lieutenant leonid bida was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. for t

klay thompson in new york watching taylor fritz and frances tiafoe at the us open.irst all american men's major semifinals since 2005 that went five sets. fritz with an ace to win it six one, in the fifth, advancing to face jannik sinner in the finals. >> surprised to see me here? well, i am too. i tried to join snap face, but i couldn't find it, so here i am. hello. insta face. >> hello, bill and help wanted social media coordinator for bill belichick, the new star of insta face. sports on of the billionaire club at age 32. she's one of the youngest self-made billionaires in the country. the star of hulu's only murders in the building has big brand partnerships, but the biggest money comes from her beauty line rare beauty. that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it's up for you on the top news sidebar at abc seven news.com. i'm a 32 years old self-made billionaire. >> she makes good blush. i am wearing the blush today. oh, are you really? yeah. it's fabulous. all right. well, thank you so much for watching tonight. annou

and it to decade, white for hung fights to reach the fine with the men's, us citizen fritz, facing the american. see if i set up a time to decide which younique's in the likes of joining us. we begin this, these are and gaza with these radios. he is again tucked intensely populated refugee camps and residential areas. at least 20 full policies have been killed since dawn on saturday. one stride kids in the apartment, an elbow range refugee come killing a mother and to son that. and they are the how's the morning we will plan to attack the school sheltering displaced families and the jabante refugee camp in northern gaza. at least 8 palestinians were killed. yeah, not issue. the 2 missiles talking to the tents. not even a concrete building or a tunnel. we came down really good. and we saw among the people killed the woman who was preparing milk for her child. the siege, hunger and destruction we've experienced enough as is on 5 others were killed and several injured in an attack on the loose or at refugee camp. wounded people were taken to, i'll ask the hospital authority over whelmed w

confident fritz is backing himself for victory, but we'll have to overcome sooners, ten match winning streak to claim the prize. the two have met twice before and they've split the proceeds with one when each all the weight is over for arena sabalenka, the world number two in tennis. she took home her first us open title on saturday, defeating american jessica pegula in straight sets the win marks sabalenka's third career grand slam singles title. she won the australian open for the second consecutive year back in january. our andy scholes caught up with the newly crowned champs it feels amazing i mean, i don't know how to describe how it feels about it. i'm definitely the hiker's person in the world right now. i can i cannot believe that hello, i've been dreaming about this trophy for so long. i had a lot of like, i feel like i had a lot of opportunities said in a chief and and yeah, he now finally, i'm holding these beautiful shot feats. yeah, i mean, it's a lot. it, can't be easy going up against this new york crowd when, when they're rooting for your opponent. >> but you had some