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, here is novak djokovic, blistering forehand down the line to win the second set. here, wow. anyway, four sets, nadal the winner, 6-1 in the fourth, overcome with emotions here on match points, that is his 14th major, trailing only federer. >> see you at ten over at 11:00. >> all shook up. charlie: would you describe this piece as more savory or succulent? it's definitely way too overcooked to be succulent. but it's still pretty delicious. - it's still savory, right? - mm-hmm. now, what if we soaked it in beer? do you think that would help it, like, regain its succulence? - like a beer rub? - mm-hmm.

in the fifth novak djokovic wins the point. white clad djokovic on match point, ace right down the middle at 121 miles per hour. he advances and he is going to face rafael nidal and raffi took out richard gasquet in straight sets. it will be the third time in four years that nidal and djokovic faced off at the u.s. open in the fines. . ...not even, the portland state vikings. >>> stanford football opens up their 2013 season hosting san jose state at 8:00. no cupcakes on cal football schedule. not even the portland state vikings. trying to defend cal in the 1st quarter, they are not going to get runningback cal fanny muhammad. bears rally and tie it at 6. goff and cal play catch-up the entire first half. nice grab. the bears up 24-20 at the half. seesaw battle throughout. portland state goes back within striking distance. the quarterback sneak by mcdonough. cal trailing by three. but it's that last big play that usually wins it. gof f 31 of 58 ball, 485 yards. that's impressive. hard fought victory by cal as they pick up their fi

in the fifth novak djokovic wins the point. djokovic on match point, ace right down the middle at 121 miles per hour. he advances and he is going to face rafael nidal and raffi took out richard gasquet in straight sets. it will be the third time in four years that nidal and djokovic faced off at the u.s. open in the fines. >>> the cal bears have just gone final with a portland state vikings look at the score, hey, vikings made them work for it. 37-30 cal wins their first game of the year. freshman jared goff just completed his second straight 400-yard game. >>> tennessee rough for western kentucky. late first call ball batted in the air and the ball comes down in the interception in the late of the 1st quarter but it goes on and on four straight possessions, four turnovers, brandon doughty another turnover three turnovers on three plays and then it happens again. anyway. that's how it went. there's a fifth interception. five times in six plays. they wreak havoc and win 52-20. >> feel bad for them. >> all right. >>> that's it for

novak djokovic won it. he gets the point and the break. how awesome?>> watch more tennis. >> yes. >> splits the first but nadal pull as way and wins the u.s. open. his 13th grand slam title. we'll show it again? no, we're not. nadal has had an incredible year. only lost three time. >> two majors. >>> baseball, yankees/orioles. between the first and second innings that's buck showalter. he's mad, he's chirping at joe girardi, the yankee manager because the yankee manager accused the third base coach of the other yawls of stealing sign, a no-no, buck and joe prideful guys, calmer heads prevailed. nobody got ejected except with girardi's spirit going out so did the yankees' spirit and lost the game, 4-2. so they are struggling in their effort to get the wild card. >>> mr. cairns -- >> buck would have went down. >> if they would have gone at it, pedro versus zimmerman. that's not the point. accuse somebody of stealing sign, that's a strong accusation. >> wasn't so important there may have been retaliation. but those games are important. >>> tropics, today

djokovic should have won. bill: show you what has happened so far in this men's championship. great start for rafael nadal, the early break. he takes set number one 6-2. novak coming back. this is set point in the second set. djokovic winning it 6-3. hird set, djokovic with triple break point but nadal able to win it and take a two sets to one lead and we've had one rally that was over 50 shots. 54. plenty of lengthy exchanges between these two great players. john: nadal had the easier time getting to the finals. certainly looks fresh out there. he was getting pushed around for a while but he's so pumped up right now and he's gotten this lead here. he's going to make life very difficult for djokovic. unless he can find another gear. mary: he's already broken jokovic 5-8 times. djokovic's numbers 3-11. more pressure is on djokovic. john: of course. more careless errors like that from djokovic. there's another one. mentally. more than physically to me. bill: 46 unforced errors. only 18 for nadal. john: i still think he can't believe he lost that third set and that's weighing on him right now. >> fault. john: nadal is not afraid to move forward. he's an excell

. >>> and for the third time in four years, rafael nadal and novak djokovic met in the u.s.finals, each man winning once. but it was nadal's time to shine in the hard court in new york yesterday. nadal came out on top on the 3 hour 20 minute match. winning his second u.s. open title and 13th grand slam tournament. he trails only pete sampras and roger federer in grand slam victories. >>> in baseball, dodgers third baseman juan uribe has a career ninth. the 13-year veteran homers in his first three at-bats against arizona. it's the first three-homer game of his career. as a team, the dodgers would hit six home runs in an 8-1 victory. >>> and an english premier soccer player is receiving death threats for a play he made during a charity game. gabriel agbonlahor accidently ran over louis tomlinson. during a match in scotland on sunday, and for the uninefficieuninitiated, tomlinson is a member of the boy band undirection. some members of the british boy band saw the play and lashed out against agbonlahor on twitter. the pro player said he will apologize to tomlinson when he sees

novak djokovic beaten by mikhail that has beaten usually in four sets. -- b mikhail youzhny in four sets -- needless to say, they were wound in and then waited for the five minutes to go banner before stepping on the gas. snuck up on the blind side to snatch it on the line. the red jersey is 31's clear -- 31 seconds clear. activists highlight the plight of syrian refugees in egypt. complainsled customer about british airways. and a short film exploring the detrimental impact of smartphones on human interaction. and his family fled the war in refugee camp in egypt. how security forces came to an area where he was living and arrested his father, who has not been seen or heard of since. this video has been produced, condemning the violence come and generally speaking, the discrimination against syrian refugees in egypt. some 300,000 syrian refugees in the country, and the united nations refugee agency has adjusted 110,000 of them. , sentimentgrowing against egypt. egyptians accused syrian refugees of taking the brotherhood side in the conflict against the army. former president mohamed mors

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the in en's final today, novak djokovic versus rafael nadal. >>> ryan hannigan hit one into the left field corner. hustles around third. hustling around then the slide. you'll see it right there, safe. the reds over the dodgers, 3-2 to keep the race tight in the national league central. >>> in st. louis earlier, the cardinals pounded the pirates, 9-2. st. louis got the sweep and moved a game and a half ahead of both pittsburgh and cincinnati. >>> and in the wnba. riquna williams of the tulsa shock scored 51 points. all by her loneness. new wnba record. >>> just ahead. "riddick" rules at the movies and getry for the million second quiz. it is like no other you have ever seen. you're watching "early today." >>> not often i can pick the west out and say the hottest was medford at 93. the desert areas had some clouds and some rainy type weather over the weekend so temperatures were kept down a little. the same thing will be true today. the weather pattern hasn't changed throughout much of the west. more clues and moisture from phoenix to vegas, flagstaff, tucson northward. medford could

open finals between rafael nadal and novak djokovic. it was the 37th time they faced each other in their careers. nadal wins in four sets. 13 major championships overall just one behind pete sampras for second all time. >>> giants down 2-1 in the 8th against colorado. brandon belt tied the game and then won the game. brandon belt drives in two and the giants win 3-2. >>> rangers against the pirates. yu darvish gave up the only run on an rbi double by pedro alvarez. the pirates clinch their first winning season since 1992. the a's though more importantly have a two-game lead in the american league west. >>> and if you are looking for something to do, don't forget america's cup two more races today right here in the bay. i'm dennis o'donnell, we'll see you tonight. >>> thank you, dennis. our play of the day, more tennis. second set between nadal and djokovic a number of long volleys 54 strokes in the longest. djokovic got angry for letting nadal get a break. his coach had to settle him down a little bit after that. djokovic went on to win

open final between rafael nadal and novak djokovic. it was the 37th time they faced each other in their careers. nadal wins in four sets. he is 13 major championships overall, which is one behind pete for second all time. how about baseball? giants down 2-1 against colorado, but brandon continues to score. double down the line. that tied the game. giants just won behind another brandon bell, 3-2 the final. rangers helped pad the a's lead in the west. against the pirates. gave up the game's only run on an rbi double by pedro alvarez. the pirates clinch their first winning season since 1992. more importantly for a's fans, you have a two-game lead in the american league west. a's closing in. i am furious about this, because i might have to spend some money when we go on the road. >> that's not a good thing. >> got to take care of the viewers, though. >> exactly. see you at 11:00. [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up w

as for the men, novak djokovic cruised to a straight set win. andy murray also advancing there.s we look at college football, we start with the a.p. poll. clemson surging for number four. oregon jumping ohio state for the number two spot. alabama remains at number one. notre dame making headlines, check out this souvenir cup on sale saturday. can you federal government out what's wrong with this? it's a fig thing. spelling counts. now you can buy those for hundreds of bucks on ebay. finally, one nba superstar is extending his kingdom to the world of tv. lebron james is developing a sitcom with producers of classics like the cosby show and roseanne. called survivors is being developed by the star's network and will be loosely based on his own rise to fame. james won't star in the show, but he will be an executive you producer. not bad. let's check in with dylan dreyer. we just had like an oprah light bulb moment in the commercial break about dylan's name. >> yeah, i thought it was pretty obvious. >> so i'm slow. i was in track three growing up, and you'll know what that means if

he sees top seed novak djokovic in the finals tonight.inning a hard fought third set he breezes through the fourth. djokovic hits in to the net on championship points. nadal wins his 13th career major, now just one behind pete sampras or second all time. >>> as are off tonight. they open up a series in minneapolis tomorrow against the twins. rangers helped pad the as' lead in the west. yu darvish gave up the team's only run on an rbi double by pedro alvarez. they clinch their first winning season since 1992. the as have a two-game lead over the rangers in the american league west. texas and tampa currently hold the two wildcard spots. >>> giants and rocks. brandon belt all shook up from san francisco. an rbi double. in the 10th , angel pagan with a rope to the wall. giants win 3-2 on a walk-off. it's bittersweet because they were mathematically eliminated from the playoffs tonight. >>> clay matthews admitted this late hit yesterday on colin kaepernick was stupid. today jim harbaugh took more of an issue of the fight that ensued between ma

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open champion novak djokovic against rafa nadal. >> about as good as you could get.>> last three days in the northeast were unbelievable. >> fantastic weekend but we were the rarity. the rest of the country still waiting for the beautiful coolish type air to move in. 100-degree temperatures all through the heartland, little rock, 101. the heat continues in the middle of the nation. they h they'd like a break. today, 99 degrees in minneapolis. i mean a lot of schools don't have ac in this portion of the country so going to be a real struggle, 101 in de mining. 97 in st. louis. again, the northeast is cool and beautiful but the middle of the country will struggle as far as the highs today, the northeas northeast,76. dc to new york. this is as nice as it gets. free air. you don't pay for ac or heat. >> just a clarity in new england, go apple picking if you have the time. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe" the president's push for action. the panel will weigh in on his renewed strategy for getting support for a military strike in syria and how joe bide

rafael nadal versus number one seed novak djokovic.reached a 54-shot rally. >> amazing. >> djokovic won that point and the set but loses 9 whole enchilada and nadal win, total prize, 3.6 million cool. take a picture that have one. it was a monday night football doubleheader. the chargers sitting pretty. the texans mount a gritty comeback. tied at 28. then five seconds left. your texans kick a 41-yard field goal for the victory. >> all right. >>> all eyes on the red skins and rg3 but philadelphia's frenetic pace and michael vick was clutch last night here throwing for two touchdowns, running for another. eagles 33-27. >>> your tim tebow report. the football team called kiss of arena football. you probably heard about them, right? >> no, but, okay. >> they got an offer for him. the two members of the legendary rock band that's also called kiss, their own named team say the contract is worth millions. word has it tebow is not considering that. word also that's not considering an offer from the lingerie football league. >> i don't think th

the men's final between novak djokovic and rafael nadal is today at 5:00 eastern right here on cbs. > in baseball, some late inning drama for the cincinnati reds. ryan hanigan comes to the plate with the game tied in the bottom of the ninth. he doubles to left field and zack cozart beats the throw to the plate to give the red as 3-2 win over the dodgers. >>> when we return, a security snafu. britain's prince andrew is stopped by police at buckingham palace in a security mixup. rol. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it

nadal battled novak djokovic, for over 3:20. some of their rallies lasting more than 50 strokes. >> in the end, nadal pulled away to claim his 13th grand slam title. he's won the french open this year. he's the first man to win at least one major trophy in nine-consecutive seasons. >> 50 strokes. i'm surprised he was able to hold that trophy up. >> those guys must be -- they're so conditioned. >> they're soaking in ice right now. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." overnight, we learned a real story behind an internet video, seen by more than 9 million people. you see it. you probably recognize it. you're going to want to hear this. >>> lots of questions this morning. what in the world was flying overa baseball game? e physics... tends to stay at rest... t while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex

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>>> that blockbuster win for rafael nadal, triumphing over novak djokovic.n the finals of the u.s. open. it was an unbelievable match that started in the sunshine and ended in the night. it has become one of the greatest rivalries in tennis history. >> everyone knows how big this is. >> reporter: number one novak djokovic facing off against number two, rafael nadal, for the 37th time to determine just who is -- >> unbelievable. >> what are we gonna see next? >> reporter: -- the best in the world. 3:20 of grueling physical spectacle, filled with stunning smashes -- >> that was a wicked shot. >> reporter: -- ballistic backhands -- >> this is the vicious spin we're talking about. >> reporter: -- and unbelievable feats of strength that you won't find anywhere else. >> what a shot. sliding into that ball. >> reporter: and how about this? 54-shot rally that earned a standing ovation. >> everybody stand up, please. >> reporter: a fierce battle filled with sensational highs -- >> so quick. that is one of the best points you'll ever see. >> reporter: -- and heartbrea

open last night in a grueling 3 hour 20-minute match against novak djokovic. it is his second u.s. with nadal winning 22. last year nadal missed the tournament due to a knee injury. >> it is the most emotional year of my career after what happened last year i was not able to play tennis for almost eight months. so, that's something to come back and enjoy. i'm happy to say i feel very lucky. >> very lucky and a little skill. >> a lot of skill. he's the best player today. in men's tennis. >> the rocket. >> we could see that. >> there were some familiar faces among the 23,000 fans. to my right at arthur ashe stadium to my right. hey, who are these two sitting in the stands. >> norah o'donnell and charlie rose among those in attendance. >> what are you saying? yeah what were you saying norah? >> i said charlie, i'm going to go sit with david beckham. >> between leo and david beckham. >> yeah. no, i would choose charlie rose over both of them. >> sean connery was in the stands. >> it's the first time going to see a u.s. open match, i thought gosh, i wish i had been there with gayle the

first it was proj err federer, then novak djokovic. >> another one to come -- okay, one of the top contendersut film follows holocaust survivor who moves to israel and falls in love. phil lavel has the report from venice. >> there have been many movies about the are israeli palestinian conflict over the years, but anna adabir claims to be something different, something unique. there have been cues and plaudits, who, the man with the human touch is that of a jews who survives the holocaust, they live a peaceful life in a nearly arab township near tel teleah t. >> they manage to coexist. why do they manage to coexist because they understood they don't have to agree about everything. >> anna adabier was shot in one take, the camera rolled for 81 constant unforgiving minutes. >> people don't do things like that. and it was funny because you know, in the middle my nose started running and i had to take a tissue or something and i couldn't do it. >> you had to improvise. >> yeah, so every time the camera went for a second, i did like -- so it whereas funny and it was challenging. >> this movie is n

the men's final is tomorrow between number one novak djokovic and raphael nadal.'m don lemon, keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. >> on falcon lake, there has been no sign of david hartley's body. his jet ski, anything that could prove his wife's story, that her husband was shot to death by mexican drug smugglers. the beheading of the one mexican detective willing to at least try to solve the crime has dealt the hartleys another blow. >> you feel right now there is people in mexico, maybe even police in mexico, who wouldn't say what happened to david? >> uh-huh. >> because they're afraid? >> yes. i said if you have threats against your loved ones, if you don't know if they're going to come home, i mean, that is a fear that i can't imagine. i don't want to imagine. that is why it is like this has to stop. >> without any clear answers from mexico the hartleys have turned to intelligence sources north of the border who can try to explain why the couple was targeted. former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico

the men's final is tomorrow between novak djokovic and rafael nadal. >> larry hall had confess dodd >>> larry hall had confessed to killing jessica roach, trisha reitler and two other women. and then he took it all back, claiming it was just his imagination. >> i did confess to certain policemen that i had dreams that i did things. >> but investigator gary miller had other evidence, like the witness who drove by this cornfield the night of jessica's murder. >> that person testified he was absolutely sure that when he went by here that night, there was a van and a guy coming from the corn field to get in his van. >> a search of hall's house and van revealed he had been casing out small college towns and keeping suspicious notes. "seen joggers and bikers. many alone. check colleges, parks. seen some prospects." hall also made lists for the hardware store. "buy two more plastic tarps. cover all floor and sides of van." and hall wrote himself -- troubling instructions. no body contact. buy condoms. buy two more leather belts. find one now! among his things, investigators found newspaper c

novak djokovic had a battle against stan lass uaw ruch cautious winning two of the first two set, butket when things turned. djokovic stayed cool and wins the point with phipes, djokovic wins with a back-handed drop volley. he moves on against rafael nadal, also a winner today. >>> nascar has its final 12 drivers who will race for the sprint cup. a hot foot for jamie mcmurray's crew as they took on the short track at richmond. ryan newman needed to win the race to make it to the chase. he had a chance, but clinton bowyer cut a tire and two laps later brought out the caution flag. edwards took the lead you been edwards held on for the win and earned his way into the chase no. 5. not in the top 12, jeff gordon and defending champion brad keselowski. >> against de la salle, sierra hosted the spartans and they were scoreless for a half. padres took lead, but de la salle pulled even. 4th quarter now, sierra makes a big play. the quarterback ducks out of trouble and fines his receiver. jackson gets a block and races 85 yards to the end zone of padres with the lead. but the spartans had tied

. >> and raphael nadal won and novak djokovic in second. >> he lost. i don't know about you guys -- >> after seeing him, and congratulations by the way, to nadal. it was an incredible match, right? >> i -- riveting >> look how he lays his head on his shoulder after. >> oh, sweet. those guys played. they had incredible points that went on for, what was it? 50? >> one was 54. >> unbelievable. one of the other take aways, other that in was -- and a fantastic match, if you watch closely at raphael nadal you see some idiosyncrasies. >> a quirky boy. >> a quirky guy. before he served and before he receives -- >> i was never aware of it before you pointed it out for me. you've ruined it for me now. watch what help does. >> he picks his behind with his thing, and then he -- >> what do you mean with his thing? >> then nose, ears, nose ears. pick, pick, pick, one, two, three. >> one, two, three, four and do it again. thank you. one, two, three, four. anyway, and then he has -- that one he does every time. it's maddeni. don't pay attention to it because you'll ne

number one seed novak djokovic and number two seed rafael nadal will square off on monday, rematch ofir title showdowns in 2010 and 2011. i'm don lemon. those are your headlines this hour. keeping you informed. cnn. the most trusted name in news. >>> larry hall had confessed to killing jessica roach, tricia reitler and two other women. and then he took it all back. claiming it was just his imagination. >> i did confess to certain policemen that i had dreams, that i did things. >> but investigator gary miller had other evidence. like the witness who drove by this cornfield the night of jessica's murder. >> that person testified he was absolutely sure that when he went by here on that night, there was a van, there was a guy coming from the cornfield to get in this van. >> and a search of hull's house and van revealed he'd been casing out small college towns and keeping suspicious notes. seen joggers and bikers, many alone. check colleges, parks. seen some prospects. hall also made lists for the hardware store. buy two more plastic tarps. cover all floor and sides of van and hall wrote h

number one seed novak djokovic and number two seed rafael nadal will square off on monday.of their title showdowns in 2010 and 2011. >>> i'm don lemon. those are your headlines this hour. keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. ♪ >>> a knife found in a lake, an alleged murder weapon, rumors of satanic rituals and the words of a convicted killer. all of it adding up to an apparent slam dunk in the case against jason baldwin and damien echols. >> anytime we would go to court, they were always standing along the walkway when they would lead us into the building, you know, screaming, holding signs. wishing death on me. >> damien and jason's trial for the murder of three young boys in west memphis, arkansas, began on february 28th, 1994. >> crowds around the courthouse were irate, and they believed these were three kids who, in some kind of ritual involving satan, had murdered and mutilated three 8-year-old boys. >> mara leveritt wrote "the devil's knot: the true story of the west memphis three." she questions the strength of the prosecution's case. >> they had

he battled novak djokovic for three hours and 20 minutes with some rallies lasting more than 50 strokese end he claimed the trophy and the $3.6 million in prize money. 3.6 million bucks. after the djokovic summed it up saying nadal was too good to beat. i watched some of that and he was on fire. nobody could beat that guy. another day maybe but not this day. >> it is monday, that was yesterday, monday night football is back. we start with the texans visiting the chargers. phillip rivers threw four one of his four touchdown passes. >> the texans mounted a comeback and scored the final 24 points including a field goal to win it. as time expired the texans won. >> early in the game, the high-octa high-octane ee high-octane eagles' offense took on the redskins. michael vick threw two touchdown passes and ran for another one late in the third quarter. it was 33-7 eagles. washington scored three straight touchdowns to make the score more respectable. phillies still win this one. they will come back here 33-27. >> our producer suzanne is happy about that. she is a fillies' fan. >>> redskins ar

straight sets and moves to the semis in the major for the first time in his career facing likely novak djokovicwinning his sets. >>> the colts are preparing to play two quarterbacks. even some of the players aren't in the loop. >> you guys know who it is? >> i don't know nothing. > your guess is as good as mine. >> allen maintains that not announcing the quarterback is the raiders having an advantage because the colts will have to prepare for terrelle pryor and matt flynn. earlier the "chronicle" reported that pryor will get the nod on sunday. there's even more uncertainty or not other side of the football as the raiders will have nine new starters on defense including 16-year vet charles woodson whose career has come full circumstance until more ways than one. >> you oakland raiders have selected defensive back university of michigan charles woodson. [ applause and cheers ] >> i remember seeing a quote from you talking about when you first got here tim brown and jerry rice seemed like the old guys. now you're that guy. >> absolutely. >> you're the future hall of famer. you're the pro bowler. d

tomorrow rafael nadal faces novak djokovic.ox about the super bowl halftime show. grammy award winner bruno mars will join the sunday family in typewriter but come february he'll entertain crowds in east rutherford, new jersey. no top on that. we'll want a coat. bruno better warm up his vocal chords. met life stadium is open and in feb it will be cold. let's do fox fast forward looking ahead to some of the big events expected. on monday congress returns to session from its summer recess. syria the big topic of their discussion. the senate could begin debating whether to authorize a strike. also monday chris wallace sits down with president obama at the white house to talk about the crisis in syria. that interview will air that night on special report 6:00 p.m. eastern. on tuesday president obama meets with senate democrats later that evening addresses the nation 9:00 p.m. eastern. watch it all right here on fox news channel. >>> on this day in 1930 the correlated got a little stickier when the company 3m introduced scotch tape.

over in the mens bracket, novak djokovic was getting his groove on like you would not believe against the jokester was scary good. the best of the quarter finals are he will face michael ysnic. andy murray in action tonight, have your highlights later in sports. >> thank you very much. she made headlines when taliban fighters shot and nearly killed her in pakistan nearly a year ago. today, she was in her new home in britain, celebrating the opening of europe's biggest public library. simon mcgregor wood has the story. >> the striking demand dominates the second city, once it's manufacturing heart land. the metal rings pay homage to birminghams past, but inside, it is filled with the digital technology of the future. it may be a twenty-first century library, but it's still filled with books. >> young people are born digital, they want to get their information from electronic sources they want to read books on kindles or ipads or tablet devices. that doesn't mean that the book doesn't have a role. opening the library whose love of books almost cost her her life. and new life. >> without

last night, he won his second crown at flushing meadows in a dramatic four-set victory over novak djokovic. here is a look at match point. (cheers and applause) here's the trophy that yo you w, aassume. the united states lawn tennis association, the united states open tennis championship, men's singles. your name goes on the back or somewhere. when you collapsed at that moment what were you thinking? what was the emotion that overtakes one when they know this is the last grand slam of the season. >> well, it's very difficult to think a lot in that moment because you are focused on trying to win it. but emotions are there and thinking about all the time that i had not the chance to become enjoy days like i did yesterday. and all these things have that people with me that are supporting me in my books makes the victory special and emotional. >> rose: where are you a year ago? >> i had been -- a year ago i was in majorca at home. >> rose: thinking what? >> enjoying the final. i am a spectator of the sport in general. i like the sport, i love tennis and i went to the great final between two gr

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novak djokovic and nadal at 5. >> what about serena. >> give her credit. windy.er was terrible. she blew the second set and had the wherewithal to hang in there. look how excited she was. azarenka played very well. this is her fifth u.s. open, 17th major. no great player that she's beating like in the old days. but, still, 17 grand slams. pretty impressive. this was two hours and 46 minutes. longest women's final since 1980. today will take forever, nadal and novak djokovic will play until 11:00 tonight. nadal in five. >> azarenka said serena williams is the best female player of all time. what do you think about that? >> i wouldn't say that because she's not beating hall of famers. i think martina is the best player. serena's big serve and everything else. give her credit. she's 31 years of age. she will win four or five more. plus she plays great doubles. >> she's right up there. big sports weekend. >> huge. >> college football. >> yankees. >> rather not talk about that. >> the yankees are still hanging around. >> not out of it. >> unbelievable. >> chris. game

the men's final is tomorrow between number one, novak djokovic and number two, rafael nadal.'m don lemon, keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> i came from an extremely, you know, dirt poor family. damien echols grew up here, in marion, arkansas, a mile or two from west memphis. his best friend jason baldwin lived nearby, and so did a boy named jessie miskelley. when was the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old, he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our s

the men's final is tomorrow between number one novak djokovic and number two, rafael nadal. your headlines this evening, i'm don lemon, keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> larry hall had confessed to killing jessica roach, tricia reitler and two other women. and then he took it all back claiming it was just his imagination. >> i did confess to certain policemen that i had dreams that i did things. >> but investigator gary miller had other evidence. like the witness who drove by this cornfield the night of jessica's murder. >> that person testified he was absolutely sure that when he went by here on that night there was a van, there was a guy coming from the cornfield to get in his van. >> and a search of hall's house and van revealed he had been casing out small college towns and keeping suspicious notes. seen joggers and bikers, many alone. check colleges, parks, seen some prospects. hall also made lists for the hardware store. buy two more plastic tarps, cover all floor and sides of van. and hall wrote himself troubling instructions. no body conta

novak djokovic gets the point and the break right there. the two former champs splits the first two sets but nadal win the third and fourth for his second u.s. open and 13th grand slam title. congratulations to nadal. baseball now yankees and orioles after the first inning baltimore's buck showalter manager comes out of the dugout angry after joe girardi accuses him of stealing signs. no ejection approximately orioles win 4-2. they move ahead of tampa bay for that second wild card slot. >> who won? >> joe girardi. pirates got their 82nd win of the season. one game back of the cards. lead the wild card race. cincinnati lost, they are two back of the cardinals. dodgers rocked the d-backs and cleveland beat kansas city. dylan ratigan joins us right here on set as we mark five years since the collapse of the financial sector. can't wait to see d. r. up next another great friend joins us, harold ford jr. joins us. this is vintage "morning joe." we'll be right back. you can reuse almost anything. paper bags. soda bottles handcuffs i'm just saying

open beating novak djokovic in four hard-fought sets for nadal, it is his second u.s. open championship. overall. the match went on for 3 hours and 21 minutes. very well played. >> the match was great. the celebration was even more impressive. >> i think serena beats him on the celebration, the jumping up and down. the third set in that match was crazy. >> great open this year. >> natalie, thank you very much. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from al who is spending the morning on the set of nbc's "million second quiz." >> that's right, guys. here on the upper west side. you can see folks hanging out in the background. winner's row. we'll talk to them coming up in the next half hour. boy, do we have some amazing video to show you from two parts of the country, both out west. let's start first of all in phoenix. massive flooding, third day in a row. they have more on tap for today. a lot of police rescues from high water rescues, power knocked out, a real problem. let's head to outside of denver. it looks like winter even though temperatures were in the 90s, the

top-ranked novak djokovic will take on rafael nadal on center court.o men face off for the u.s. open crown. nadal leads the all-time series, by the by. summer's over, and yes, football is back. the giants -- they're not looking so hot at the moment. new york giants' quarterback eli manning threw a total of three interceptions to the dallas cowboys sunday night. the giants lost by five on the road. it was a bitter loss for the talent falcons. they lost a thriller to the new orleans saints and had their head coach back for the first time in a year. the shot to peyton paid off. thank you very much for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "legal view" after a break. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family bbq. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody

open tennis title beating novak djokovic. >>> this is the 13th grand slam title for nadal. right now as we head to a break, let's check on the national forecast with the weather channel's alex wallace. alex. good morning to you. hot times ahead through the middle of the week. temps well into the 90s as well as st. louis and chicago. we're going to see some of this heat building to the northeast. highs here will be 10 to 15 degrees above average today. d.c., 94. we'll see the 90s spread up into the boston area as we head into tomorrow. but there is some relief in sight. cooler air will come on in. by the end of the weekend, look at these temperatures. huge drop off here in the northeast. going from 90 to 60s across new england. what's your weather update. >>> it's time now for the executive edge. shareholderses are urging the tech gientd's board to consider allen mulally. this is a name we have been talking about for over a week. and mike lawrie. we talk about mulally in the past. lawrie is maybe someone you don't know quite as well. but he is at cfc right now. i think he ju