it's been a tough 2021 for osaka. first she dropped out of the french open, refusing mandatory post match news conferences, citing depression and anxiety. she also skipped wimbledon. then failed to medal at the olympics in her home country after getting the honor of lighting the cauldron. last month osaka attended her first press conference in months. once again losing her composure after being asked about her mental health. >> i guess we're all dealing with some stuff, but i know that i'm dealing with some stuff. >> reporter: one of the world's greatest athletes putting play on pause while trying to deal with what could be the biggest challenge of her career. for "today," meagan fitzgerald, nbc news. >> you just felt for her last night as part of that post match interview. she said even when i win i don't feel happy these days, i just feel relief. she's going through a tough go right now. >> athletes aren't robots. they have emotions, they have feelings. we sometimes see it on the court or the field, wherever it is.

naomi osaka putting issues of mental health front and center.h in the shadows? is this a wake-up call for fans of the sport? >> it is, eva. it's about time. what a monumental couple months this has been not only for naomi osaka and now sloane stephens, but for all young athletes and for all of us who watch and cheer for young athletes, especially women, especially women of color. what they've been going through, the mental health challenges, we can of course mention simone biles from the olympics, this is such an opportunity time to be discussing these issues. let's hear it for these wonderful role models speaking up, discussing these issues in public. they're still in their 20s. they're still very young, and for them to have the courage and the will to bring this up and to fight this, and to talk about it i think is so admirable. >> naomi osaka saying she doesn't know when she's going to play again. what do you see as her path going forward? >> you know, i don't know. she's had the career of a lifetime in basically three years. she's won four g

part-time grand slam champion yeah osaka - legacy.t legacy. part-time grand slam i champion yeah osaka look set to return to tennis in the near future after she has that edge to play again. she took another break from the sport earlier this month to focus on her mental health, but says she knows she's going to play again. return will be probably stealing, and it wouldn't really matter if she won. hello again, a big drop in temperatures from yesterday and today as a cold front has brought to virtuous our way. 23 celsius one of the warmest in the uk antedate temperatures 11 celsius lower and the rule of thumb the further north or west you live the bigger those drops in temperatures have been. overnight tonight, see plenty of showers clearly cross wells in southwest england and otherwise some clear spells and temperatures getting down into single figures in the cool spots band of rain into whales or western air is available for spreading north and east were as in reaching most of england and running into parts of eastern and southern sco

. >>> breaking overnight, naomi osaka puts a pause on playing tennis. showing her frustration on the court, defeated in the third round at the u.s. open. >> i think i'm going to take a break from playing for awhile. >> her candid comments about winning and losing and her mental health. >>> and big match-up. the college football season number three clemson facing number five georgia. >> touchdown! >> espn's desmond howard joins us with a "gameday" preview. >>> good morning, america. the aftermath of ida evident from the gulf coast to the northeast. the death toll now climbing to 63 people in 8 states as ida becomes the deadliest tropical storm to hit the u.s. in the last four years. >> there are real signs of desperation in louisiana where hundreds of thousands of people are entering their sixth day with no power. many waiting in long lines to get fuel and other essentials. >> and in pennsylvania, crews worked overnight to pump out the vine street expressway in downtown philadelphia as the massive cleanup effort gets under way. we have team coverage this

naomi osaka making plans to return to tennis. her revelations on hbo's "the shop," just weeks after that loss at the u.s. open and announcing she's taking a break. the grand slam champ now opening up. >>> and bye, bye, bye to our dear friend dan harris. >> let's take a look at the >> let's take a look at the other stories we're following. >> his last day on "gma," and we're giving him a proper sendoff. a look back at some memorable moments as we say farewell to our cat's meow. >>> good morning on dan's last broadcast here at "gma." >> yes. >> we have some special tributes in store for you. >> we do. >> i can only imagine what sort of humiliation awaits this morning, but i'm looking forward to it. >> we did want to say in honor of your last show we want to say what you told us on our first shows here on "gma" which is of course, to have fun. you're going to be great, but most importantly -- >> don't embarrass us. >> we remember. >> trying to be supportive. >>> we do have a lot to get to this morning. first, though, the battle over

speaking after the match, ms osaka said...lly sure why. ifeel like i was pretty... i was telling myself to be calm, but i feel like there was a boiling point. normally i like challenges, but recently i feel very anxious when things don't go my way and ifeel like i can feel that. i'm not really sure why it happens the way it happens now. but yeah, basically... you can kind of see that i was kind of like a little kid. so, what's the best way for athletes to handle a mental health issue? lisa bonta sumii is a sports psychologist. yes, you're talking about mental skills— yes, you're talking about mental skills training. it'sjust like physical— skills training. it'sjust like physical skills training, you have to put— physical skills training, you have to put the — physical skills training, you have to put the work in and know what our skill programme is to train. so, there _ skill programme is to train. so, there are — skill programme is to train. so, there are several skills i like to train _ there are several skills i like to tra

round action here second set tiebreak frustration for osaka who slammed a rock racket down not once but twice another smash there triple match point osaka hits wide fernandez with the upset five seven six seven six four osaka clearly was not right after the match said she was not sure when she would play. and check out the scene in blacksburg, virginia, virginia tech took the field against north carolina tonight. 66,000 body to body forget about masks social distancing. the hokies are playing and they won an upset 1710. hope everybody's safe abc 7 sports sponsored by your local i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley right now. i'm jimmy kimmel guest host guest host rupaul with actress izzy g. have a good. ♪ >> hey, bay area! it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ on today's show, the ultimate primal experience. a top chef alum shares his favorite dish. barbecue sauce that gives back. but first, up close with sharks. ♪ >> sharks a

round action here second set tiebreak frustration for osaka who slammed a rock racket down not once another smash there triple match point osaka hits wide fernandez with the upset five seven six seven six four osaka clearly was not right after the match said she was not sure when she would play. and check out the scene in blacksburg, virginia, virginia tech took the field against north carolina tonight. 66,000 body to body forget about masks social distancing. the hokies are playing and they won an upset 1710. hope everybody's safe abc 7 sports sponsored by your local this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley right now. i'm jimmy kimmel guest host guest ho

naomi osaka in trouble against leylah fernandez.o could have put them actually in the tiebreak. instead, she came apart at the seams. a couple of points, smashing her racket. triple matchpoint coming up and osaka hits wide. fernandez the upset, and osaka said after the match, she is not sure when she is going to play tennis again. tears in her eyes. check out the scene in blacksburg, virginia. virginia tech took the field against north -- look at this crowd. 66,000 body to body. forget about masks and social distancing because their hoagies were playing. 17-10. a lot of people bunched together. hopefully everyone is it going forward. that is a rabbi morning sports. have a great weekend. i am larry beil. amanda: checking the bay area forecast with lisa argen. good morning. good day for a ballgame? lisa: yeah, 6:05, temperatures in the mid-60's at the ballpark, and those winds out of the west, northwest at 14 miles an hour and numbers dropping through the 60's. a great evening, typical in san francisco and of the low clouds and fog th

naomi osaka losing her match and her cool on the court. what she's now saying about her future in tennis . >>> always so grateful to have your company. it's saturday, september 4th. welcome back, boris. we missed you. >> thank you, christi. i was on vacation and my jacket feels tighter. >> that happens to all of us. >> great to see you as always, christi. from the gulf coast region to the northeast this morning, cities across the country are still reeling from the aftermath of haep ida. in louisiana residents are dealing with fuel shortages, power outages and hurricane ida being blamed for 13 deaths. 700,000 people are without electricity in louisiana. >> president joe biden got his firsthand look at the destruction during a visit to that area promising federal help for people who are struggling to recover. >> i know y'all are frustrated by how long it takes to restore power. it's dangerous work. deploying more resources, including hundreds of generators and more to come to restore power as fast as we possibly can. faster than anything tha

osaka lost her cool, repeatedly. at one point, banging and throwing down her racket and also hitting a ball into the crowd. she did later apologize, and spoke about her immediate future. >> basically, i feel like i'm kind of at this point where i'm trying to figure out what i want to do. and i honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. but -- sorry. okay. yeah. but i -- i think i'm gonna take a break from playing for a while. yeah. >> naomi osaka, the world number three pulled out of the french open, you might remember, earlier this year over anxiety and depression. raising the profile of mental health issues in sports. >>> i'm michael holmes. for our international viewers, "marketplace africa" coming up next. for everyone else, i'll be back with more news after the break. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all

meanwhile, champion naomi osaka and fifth seed splitarena.ent. atjust 18 years old, she is the first player ever to come through the pretournament qualifying rounds to reach the final. i have been speaking to michael downing, president and ceo of tennis canada. the final is a great complement to the kind of what novak is doing, he is chasing history, and on the women's site, we are seeing two teenagers fight for the us open. it is a great contrast. tell teenagers fight for the us open. it is a great contrast.— is a great contrast. tell is a bit more about — is a great contrast. tell is a bit more about leylah _ is a great contrast. tell is a bit more about leylah fernandez, j is a great contrast. tell is a bit - more about leylah fernandez, the canadian teenager. you must know her well. what is her secret, do you think? ., ., , ., think? somewhat the same as emma. i think? somewhat the same as emma. i think they are — think? somewhat the same as emma. i think they are both _ think? somewhat the same as emma. i think they are both showing _ th

open for defending champ osaka. she was upset by 18-year-old canadian fernandez in 3 sets in their third round match in new york. afterwards osaka, who dealt with mental health issues this summer is thinking of taking a break from tennis. it was quite the game. giants winning 3-2 and they are first in the nl west, liz? >> thanks. >>> tonight, a bizarre looking obstacle course to see >>> an unusual part of the state fair, llama and handlers each have to complete an obstacle umellaana cewithout tting diracted. ar. the winner gets that blue ribbon. there is something about llamas they just makes me laugh. they are precious. we'll be right back. >>> we made it. it is the weekend. enjo - [announcer] the following is a paid program for the sunpower equinox home solar system brought to you by sunpower. - [narrator] people love it. some people worship it. it's everywhere every day and available to everyone. - this is definitely one of the best investment we did in our house. - it surpassed all of my expectations. - it made

we are spiking. 28900, mka index in osaka. the cash market there.his is coming as a surprise at least to the markets. just wondering what it means for the election. we will see what we can get from our workers in tokyo about what this means. i am sure they are looking at this. nhk has a line here saying- -- suga will not stand for the election and effectively will not be prime minister. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ e ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: this is bloomberg markets. we are joined by our guest, looking at supply chain woes in the company's electrification efforts. don't forget this is a big day, u.s. jobs report is out later. the analysts for hoping the economy added 725,000 jobs, stronger than the gains earlier this year. in breaking news, prime minister suga singh he will not stand for leadership of the party. yvonne: yes, he will not be seeking that seat, and effectively will not be the prime minister. he will not stand in the race. this coming as a shock to the markets and obviously leaving uncertainty of who will lead th

she took down the defending champion naomi osaka.hausted and physically exhausted and she then took it to the 2016 champion angelique kerber over three sets. that is one of the highest quality tennis matches i have seen in a long, long time. she was a set and 2—5 down, turn it round, backed up, got through and she was a force. this is about the teenagers! you got emma raducanu, al fernandez, teenagers or rising to the challenge.— fernandez, teenagers or rising to the challenge. very exciting. thank ou ve the challenge. very exciting. thank you very much _ the challenge. very exciting. thank you very much indeed. _ it is all to play for in the solheim cup, with europe hoping to retain their trophy against america. the final day is now under way in ohio — with the singles matches. europe came into the day's play with a two—point lead. they've only won the solheim cup away from home just once before, back in 2013 in colorado. our golf correspondent iain carter is there for us. and is across the action. what's been happening so far? nati

open for defending champ osaka. she was upset by 18-year-old canadian fernandez in 3 sets in their third round match in new york. afterwards osaka, who dealt with mental health issues this summer is thinking of taking a break from tennis. it was quite the game. giants winning 3-2 and they are first in the nl west, liz? >> thanks. >>> tonight, a bizarre looking obstacle course to see boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >>> an unusual part of the state fair, llama and handlers each have to complete an obstacle course of sorts, pass by a vacuum, an umbrella and a nice lady with bells on her wrist without getting distracted. apparently they are known f

osaka lost her cool when she dropped a point and hit a ball into the crowd.logize and spoke about her such. >> basically i feel like i'm kind of at this point where i'm trying to figure out what i want to do. and honest don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. but -- sorry. >> thank you, everyone. >> okay. yeah. i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a while. yeah. >> so osaka, the world number three, pulled out of the french open over anxiety and depression, raising the profile of mental health issues in sports. >>> you're watching cnn. i'm robyn curnow. you can follow me on twitter and on instagram at robincurdnoncnn. the news continues. hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ try the body wash, too. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've gr

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. >>> defending champion naomi osaka is out of the u.s. her near tears. the japanese star was frustrated in the third round by her canadian opponent falling in three sets. osaka also lost her cool repeatedly, banging and slamming her racket to the ground, even hitting a ball into the crowd. she later apologized and spoke about her future. >> i feel like for me recently like when i win i don't feel happy. i feel more like a relief. then when i lose i feel very sad. and i don't -- i don't think that's normal. and i didn't really want to cry, but basically i feel like -- >> gentlemen, i'm done, okay? thank you. >> no, i kind of want to finish this, i'm sorry. >> up to you. >> yeah. so basically i feel like -- okay. so -- this is very hard to articulate. basically i feel like i'm kind of at this point where i'm trying to figure out what i want to do. and honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. but -- sorry. >> thank you, everyone. >> okay. yeah. i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a while. >> osak

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. >> y pasamos de este momento a algo dulce, naomi osaka después de ganar , entregó a una niña en elre un tema, ayer discutieron el tema cómo construir un campeón. la nota se cierra con el() con el jugador que mejor ejemplifica esta labor. cerramos el palco, debatimos sobre las eliminatorias de concacaf >> muchas gracias, y eso de la escuela fantasma es una situación crítica, cómo se les pudo haber pasado >> y lo peor es que ese equipo que jugo el domingo también lo había hecho el viernes anterior, lo que es peligroso porque un deporte de contacto peligroso no puede jugarse seguido, es un escándalo terrible, >> muchas gracias, carlos. >>con esto vamos a pausa. arrestan a sujeto por fabricar y vender un medicamento falso para curar el covid-19, entre las víctimas hay varios californianos >> a veinte años del ataque del 11 septiembre hay nueva tecnología que buscará identificar a víctimas, ya volvemos con esto y más. majestu. >> >> ♪♪. >> hola qué tal buenas tardes le saluda césar bayona muchas gracias por continuar en sintonía, >> buenas tardes, los remanentes de aida sigue causando d

comparisons are being made with emma raducanu and naomi osaka.d see this. and daniil medvedev has been praising her incredible journey. been praising her incredible “ourne . ~ . . been praising her incredible “ourne .~ . , ., ., journey. what she did was amazing because it is _ journey. what she did was amazing because it is unbelievable. - journey. what she did was amazing because it is unbelievable. from i because it is unbelievable. from qualifying, not losing a set, she didn't have a wta match win outside of grand slams. she only has winds in wimbledon and the us open. this is for books, in five years, there will be a book about the us open and hair. definitely not me, i think. her astonishing us open triumph has led to some sports marketing experts predicting she will earn big money, as we have been saying. that might be the start. as we have been saying. that might be the start-— be the start. there is parallels between the — be the start. there is parallels between the two _ be the start. there is parallels between the two ladies. - be the

naomi osaka in trouble against fernandez. this is the second set tiebreak.e put this match away in the tiebreak. instead, she came apart at the seams. triple matchpoint coming up. of hits wide. fernandez gets the upset. osaka said she is not sure when she is going to play tennis again. check out the scene in regina. virginia tech took the scene. look at this crowd, 66,000. forget about masks. forget about social distancing. the hoagies were plain. they one and upset. that's a lot of people all bunched in together. hopefully everyone is safe going forward. have a great weekend, everybody. amanda: getting a check of the bay area forecast, good day for a baseball game? lisa: temperatures in san francisco topping where they should be, 70 degrees. right now, it's about the low clouds and the fog. wewewewewe the north bay. some cooler numbers numbers nums bay as the fog surges a bit. half a mile. four miles in oakland. you can see san jose doing better. we like to see the green. we are in the yellow with moderate air quality around the bay area. that's why we do h

naomi osaka has been very open about her mental health issues.t sure what her future holds. l let's listen and talk about it. >> i honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. >> she is such an amazing tennis player. what do you make of what's going on there? is the high pressure, nature of professional tennis? some people have been talking about that. what's going on? >> fans think they know these athletes. they are such public figures. yet we don't know what they are going through. she's 23 years old. 23 years old. she's already had the career of a lifetime in just basically three years where she's won four grand slam tournaments. it's tough. the pressures we have seen with naomi osaka. how difficult this is for these young athletes. obviously making lot of money but the spotlight is on them. the pressure is on them. your heart just goes out to them. she's such a terrific role model and such a good person. let's hope she can figure it out for herself. not for us. doesn't need to do anything thing for us. figure out if

but t we do. >>> a good look at tennis star naomi osaka. she exits the u.s.er on the court again. after a frustrating loss to 73rd ranked leyla fernandez. she fought back tears saying her tennis future is uncertain. [ cheers ] >> i honestly don't know when i'm going to play nymnynmy nexts match. but i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a while. >> she withdrew from the french open this summer to take a mental health break and sat out wimbledon but participated in the tokyo olympics where she lit the caldron. >> she's tough. >> really bring the conversation about mental health each more to the forefront -- even more to the forefront, trying to take away the stigma. you got do what you got to do no matter where you are in your career, where she is with ten 'ti is. and the emotion is never a surprise. >> she is talented. she's a heck of an athlete. and he's a four-time grand slam -- four-time slam -- how do we say -- >> grand slam champion. can't ever take that away from her. >> never. never. >>> for humans, they're unappealing plots of land chris

higherl ranked player, 73 in the world, she is an outsider but the manner in which she has beaten naomi osaka kerber tells you just how good she is, what a fighter she is. she will bring it to emma raducanu whether she is able to stand up to what we have been witnessing for raducanu is another matter because raducanu is another matter because raducanu has been sweeping players aside and they have had no say in how it has gone. it will be fascinating to see how this ends up. emma raducanu has done that with the way she is rewriting history and she could do that again if she wins later, she returns a very different player, probably a very different person with further down the line when she comes back to the uk. certainly the environment changes in terms of herfame certainly the environment changes in terms of her fame and wealth but as an individual i am not so sure, she is keeping things really simple at the moment, she has a small team of people around her, not bothering to look at a social media, that is probable for the best. and not listening to what people like us say, she isjust getting

and i think for most people, people first found out about her when we saw her defeat naomi osaka. continued her march. she just turned 19 years old. a fresh face who is just able to pull out victories, not necessarily with power but with guile, with brains, with strategy, and it's just absolutely delightful to watch. >> and then there is emma who had a slightly easier road to the finals. but still just an incredible run. >> well, no doubt, jake, in terms of who she's had to play in the tournament. but she had to qualify. she didn't even have enough of a ranking to be able to make the u.s. open field. she qualified. she had to win three qualifying matches prior to entering the tournament. she actually had a plane ticket home from new york after that. she thought she'd just try, fail and go home. and instead, of course, she is going to the finals. yes, she has not played anywhere near the difficult schedule and the difficult opponents that fernandez has, but she has also been a force and a delightful force. and these two women were born two months apart in 2002. this is truly the ne

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. >>> defending champion naomi osaka is out of the u.s.is tournament, suffering a loss that left her near tears and saying that she doesn't know when she will next play a match. the world number three was frustrated in the third round, losing to canadian team leylah fernandez. the japanese star also repeatedly losing her cool, throwing down her racquet and hitting a ball into the crowd. she later apologized. osaka struggles with depression, and that struggle has raised the profile of mental health issues in sports. >>> the paralympics are in full swing in tokyo, and american oksana masters is making history. the double-leg amputee is just the fourth u.s. woman to win gold medals in both the winter and summer games. she sat down with our selina wang about how she did it. >> reporter: congratulations on your second gold in tokyo. what was going through your head when you were standing on that medal podium for the tenth time? >> oh, my gosh. i was -- probably everyone could see i literally couldn't balance. i was shaking inside my legs. i was

llegará un impulso de humo más así y por eso esperamos el deterioro las temperaturas están complejas de osakao? al regresar >> hablamos ahora de la pandemia porque cientos de trabajadores de puestos de comida del estadio de los gigantes se reunieron el día de hoy para decidir dar inicio llora cuelga y que sus derechos laborales >> para quien esta acá porque fue fátima buenas tardes asegúrate cinco minutos cientos se reunieron aquí afuera del estadio de los gigantes y votaron en favor de una huelga que dice que fue aproximadamente el 95.5% de estos votos pero creo contarle cómo ocurrió esto. nos dicen que se reportaron más de 20 casos de coronavirus y esto ocurrió los empleados que les dije que trabajan en estos puestos de comida dentro del estadio de los gigantes. los trabajadores dicen que no se están respetando todas las medidas y nos piden a los trabajadores utilizar mascarillas ni tampoco a los clientes los que causan este brote en este coliseo de los gigantes y también hay otro con el presidente del sindicado de la unión >> hablando en inglés >> hablando en inglés >> y el presidente dice

. >> so that is naomi osaka after suffering a shocking defeat at the u.s.r-old canadian player. it has been a challenging year to say the least for the 24 yield phenom who pulled out of both wimbledon and the french open and failed to medal at the tokyo olympics amidst very public mental health battles. tennis is a mental game. naomi osaka is one of the best no matter what, whatever she needs to do she should do it, we support you, naomi. just so you know that. >>> so as this pandemic goes on, it continues to expose the inequities in our society in new and troubling ways. and childcare is proving to be no exception. "usa today" writes about how covid has made an already confusing and frustrating maze for low-income parents even worse. at adding to this crisis, a whopping 80% of childcare centers are experiencing staffing shortages. joining me to dive deeper into her reporting on this is "usa today's" aliyah wong. this is so incredibly important to highlight the discrepancies what were excerbated by covid-19. explain how big an impact covid has had. >> right

. >> so, that is naomi osaka after suffering a shocking defeat at the u.s.een a challenging year, to say the least, for the 24-year-old phenom who pulled out of both wimbledon and the french open and failed to medal at the tokyo olympics amidst very public mental health battles. tennis is a mental game. naomi osaka is one of the best, no matter what. whatever she needs to do, she should do it. we support you, naomi, just so you know that. so as this pandemic goes on, it continues to expose inequities in society. "usa today" reporter writes how covid has made an already confusing and frustrating maze for low-income parents even worse. and adding to this crisis, according to one survey, a whopping 80% of childcare centers are now experiencing staffing shortages. joining me now to dive deeper into her reporting on this is "usa today" reporter, aaliyah wong. this is so incredibly important to -- to highlight the discrepancies that exist, that were only exacerbated by covid-19, especially amongst children. explain to our audience just how big of an impact covid h

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wonder shared by canadian leylah fernandez, who turned 19 this week and bested big names like naomi osaka on her way to center court. >> how were you able to win that match and be in the u.s. open final? >> i have no idea! >> reporter: but it may have something to do with hard work and sacrifice. her mom moved away to work so leylah could keep playing tennis. her dad jorge doubles as her coach, but won't attend tomorrow's match >> i'm extremely superstitious. i mention that i'm supporting her from afar i'm in her heart and she's in mine. >> reporter: nothing that could break the spell. >> i think one word that really stuck to me is magical. >> reporter: a fairy tale times two >> i never really realized that i would take tennis as a career until maybe two years ago. >> reporter: the winner will walk away with $2.5 million. but both have already earned their spots in history books and hearts kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york >>> up next, remembering the heroes of flight 93 >>> among the countless acts of heroism on 9/11, the actions of the passengers and crew of united flight 93 it was t

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in the case of leylah, after she beat osaka and she did the on-court interview, the interviewer asked when in the match did you think you might win? she actually said well, i thought i'd win before i got on court and she wasn't being cocky about it. she's envisionening that if she plays her game, she can win these matches and i think that's the name of champions. >> absolutely. quite incredible. lots of new talents coming from cada, men's and women's in recent years. what's the secret behind that? something to do with you, maybe? >> no, i think it has to do with kinds of the inspiration that has led them. we don't have the rim type of tennis history that stay britain has or the u.s. or australia. we really had the breakthrough back in 2014 and 2015, actually when eugeney bouchard made the finals of wimbledon and got to five in the world and the next year milos raonic lost the finals to and murray but he reached three in the world that year and those kinds of results in this country we've never seen before and and the next generation that was younger than them was inspired by them. i t

>> en el mundo del tenis, duros momentos para la estrella femenina, naomi osaka su temprana eliminaciÓno un animal que habÍaufrido quemaduras luego de confundir un poste de tendido elÉctrico con una rama de un Árbol, esta es la histor de cÓmo la rehabilitaciÓn d perezoso galÁn conocido en redes sociales ahora estÁ inspirando la creaciÓn del primer centro de rehabilitaciÓn de este mamÍfero en venezuela, daniel garrido nos tiene la historia. >> la primera vez que vimos un perezoso tan de cerca y estaba muerta. >> un viaje al veterinario con uno de sus perros cambiÓ la vida de ella y su esposo juan carlos, en medio del camino rescataron a un perezoso que habÍa caÍdo de un cable de lÍne de alta nsiÓn. >> de repente cuando nos Íbamos mi esposo vuelve a tocar al animal y tiene algo en la boca, el fuego de 7200 batiÓs en lo matÓ. >> perdiÓ tres de sus cuatro garras en el accidente. >> dijimos y ahora quÉ hacemos, dejarlo asÍ con esta inforciÓn que hemos aprendido y ahÍ es cuando empezamos a hacer los pasos para convertirnos en centro de perezosos. >> juan carlos asÍ dejÓ su carrera profesional

. >>> naomi osaka says she wants to get back on the tennis court soon.ed with mental health issues. listen to this. >> i've been playing tennis since i 3about years old. i know i'm going to play again probably soon because i have that itch again. it wouldn't really matter to me if i won or lost. i just have the joy of being back on the court just like to like, you know, know that i'm doing it for myself. >> osaka said she decided to step back after she began feeling stress from following competitions. so good to see her relaxed, talking to the group on "the shop." >> great to have such an informal setting for this, to sit and talk that way. >> yes. multiple things. the mental health. there's the success and the standard that she has set for herself. and she's already won a ton. and she's made a lot of money. all these things, sometimes that can take the joy away from the sport itself. >> right. >> what she said is true, it's what your little league coach would tell you, you got play like a kid. feel good. don't worry about winning or loser, have fun, rec

mentioned that layla fernandez, the 19—year—old from canada who's beaten last year's champion, naomi osakap five players in the world. but, perhaps even more remarkably is the way that emma raducanu, the british player who had not even played this tournament before this year, is going through all the qualifying rounds without dropping a set, and now five rounds to the main draw, eight matches, no sets dropped, she beat the olympic gold medallist today, and there's no real sign that any of it is perturbing her. she's now going to face either maria sakkari or karolina pliskova in the semifinals. and she really does look like she believes she can go all the way. if you want to get in touch with me on any stories you've seen on newsday so far, the prospects of a teenage tennis final, for instance, i'm very excited about that. i'm on twitter. i'm looking forward to hearing from you. and finally, i want to tell you about this story — the driveway to a home in england that became famous earlier this year when a piece of meteorite fell on it, is to go on public display. london's natural history mu

imagine what would have been like to walk out and play a naomi osaka or serena williams in your grandcommon. that, the conversation that started when they were about 12 or 13 because leylah fernandez from canada and emma raducanu was born in toronto and lived there until she was two years old, so they realise they have something in common. it is years old, so they realise they have something in common.— something in common. it is a really aood for something in common. it is a really good for the _ something in common. it is a really good for the women's _ something in common. it is a really good for the women's game - something in common. it is a really good for the women's game to - something in common. it is a really| good for the women's game to have everyone talking about it, but why is there a gap that both of them have been able to sneak through and reach the final?— reach the final? well, there is a lona and reach the final? well, there is a long and proud _ reach the final? well, there is a long and proud tradition - reach the final? well, there is a long and proud tradition o

mentioned that layla fernandez, the 19—year—old from canada who's beaten last year's champion, naomi osaka of the top five players in the world. but, perhaps even more remarkably is the way that emma raducanu, the british player, who had not even played this tournament before this year, is going through all the qualifying rounds without dropping a set, and now five rounds to the main draw, eight matches, no sets dropped, she beat the olympic gold medallist today, and there's no real sign that any of it is perturbing her. she's now going to face either maria sakkari or karolina pliskova in the semifinals. and she really does look like she believes she can go all the way. a painstaking operation has taken place to remove part of a driveway struck by a meteorite. the meteorite came down in the english town of winchcombe in february. the section of the driveway dented by the space rock has now been removed in a lengthy process so that it can be displayed at the natural history museum in london. claire marshall reports. in the depths of the winter lockdown, something bright came to earth. a bla

some notable names include prince harry and meghan markle, president biden billie simone biles naomi osaka many other scientists politicians, climate leaders and artists have also been named in this prominent list. more than half the people named are women. the double issue of time. 100 goes on sale. this friday. >> still to come, a busy night in san francisco at a concert is set to kick off at chase center and it's going set is also hosting an offense will show you the heavy traffic. that is going into the city and a rocket with a group of private citizens is just taking off. details on the space x inspiration for and the launch. we have that coming up. also, a horrific day of emotional testimony on capitol hill. first, some of the top us gymnast of all time. for sexually assaulted by a former team doctor larry nassar. their stories. we're told the lawmakers, the changes they say

tennis world number three naomi osaka's told reporters she plans on taking a break from the sport, aftertatement to the press she said: "i feel like i'm kind of at this point the current australian open champion has won the title at flushing meadow in two of the last three years but pulled out of the french open injune citing mental health issues and did not play at wimbledon. but she returned to the spotlight when she lit the cauldron at the tokyo olympics injuly. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam. thank you so much watching. bye—bye. hello. weather changes on the way — many areas that have been stuck under cloud for the past week or so, especially in england and wales, gradually breaking out into brighter skies on sunday. if not then, at the start of next week. why? because high pressure is moving away, a flow of air around that bringing something clearer and warmer in from the south—east. where we have seen some sunshine occasionally this week in northern ireland and scotland, a change here to something wetter, gradually, during sunday. it may not be a bad thing, though, wh

2022 continues and we've seen a big shock in the asian zone. oman have beaten japan, one mill and osaka. the winning goal was scored by you. some of you would just 2 minutes to go in the match. it's japan's 1st defeat and 9 qualifying games. were coming up in the next few hours in the same group, australia take on china. australia are technically the home team, but the game is taking place here in tar join. gosh, raska is at khalifa stadium for us. joe. can you explain why austria are playing their home game here in guitar? well, as it's so many of the sports events that have been disrupted over the last 18 months, the reason australia playing this home game here in castle is of course, because of the current of virus pandemic. and the difficulty in getting players into australia now streaming wanted to host this game and were able to host the same, then they would have had to get the australian players who a base service seas, and also the foreign players to quarantine for 14 days before they even been able to play the game and that's just not feasible because the number of games and t

earlier we saw a big upset in the same group as australia and china. oman have beaten japan one mill in osaka. the winning goal was stored by some sub knee with just 2 minutes to go in the match. it's japan's 1st defeat and 9 qualifying game or switching over to the us open. and aside from that extreme wet weather we've been seen in new york, the route over bathroom breaks continue. so final fits the past was criticized by andy murray for taking long trips to the restroom. and their 1st round match and fans booed when he did it again against adrian marino. just after mount reno, one, his 3rd set. there was an 8 minute delay and it certainly worked in favor of cit, the fast who went on to win the next 6 games straight to take the match. i followed the rules. i didn't bring anything. i just don't understand when some players going criticize other players or you know, doing a match, they put too much emphasis on it. you know, the games, the game it's, i'm going to change much. i've done everything the right way. if i haven't, i should be penalize. i completely agree with it. second. see, denise.