she lost in three sets to unseeded italian roberto vinci. williams won the first set 3-2 but didn't look comfortable on the court in the second and third losing 6-4, 6-4. vinci faces flavia pennanta in an all-italian final. a reminder of our top stories at d.w. a crane collapses on the grand mosque in mecca killing at least 87 and leaving more than 200 injured. the accident comes as muslims from around the world have started to arrive for the annual hajj pilgrimage this month. and concern is growing over how hungary is dealing with the migrant crisis. disturbing footage of hungarian authorities throwing food at migrants. thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org.] >> announcer: this program is brought to you in part by cie tours international. for over 80 years featuring all-inclusive tours and go-as-you-please value vacations throughout ireland and britain. cietours.com. ♪ ♪ one day, one night, one moment ♪ ♪ with a dream to be

open this afternoon roberto vinci. trying to go all the way after her remarkable upset of serena williams in yesterday's final. fellow italian panetta had other plans, defeating vichlt nvinci in straight sets. at 33, becoming the oldest first-time grand slam singles champion. she called the whole experience incredible and clearly won over the crowd. >>> some of the quickest action on the court may actually come between the points when legions of young and the downat heart make sure the courts are clear and that the players have everything they need. this week jenna wolf spent time with some of them. >> reporter: it's 11:00 a.m. roll call for this army of blue. with assignments in tow, it's off to the courts. it's well over 90 degrees but this crew doesn't care. >> i love it. it's so inviting, welcoming. most of the players are very, very nice to you because they know you work really hard. >> reporter: these are some of the 250 ball persons required at the u.s. open. and, yes, determined ball persons. colleen brady and

but unseed roberto vinci unbelievable. watch these players all over the place. vinci, it's finally able to put it away. and then you have to check out her reaction. yeah, she is feeling it. firing up the crowd. she would break serena in that game. match point, vinci, the 43rd ranked player in the world on the verge of a stung upset. she is able to finish it off with a drop shot. ending serena's chance with a grand slam and snapping her 33-match win streak in majors. >>> all right. high school football battling seneca valley battling northwest. just a couple of miles from each other. darius golston. 32 yards for the score and a 14-0 seneca lead. end of the quarter, quarterback they call markey mark. some good vibrations here. valley still leads, 14-7. that was a good hit. late in the third, pierce's pass batted down by seneca valle. head coach fred kim part of the celebration whether he likes it or not. >> we told them, hey, you got to weather the storm. if they're going to make plays, they're a good football team. >> way to go! >> that's really 1990s by the way.

these were the scenes at flushing meadows, venus forced the postponement of a match with roberto vinci. she has a day's rest before playing the italian. williams two matches away from completing the historic calendar year grand slam. the 33-year-old winning 25 semifinals at grand slam events, losing three, few would bet against serena williams making it to the final where in terms of grand slam she has 21 victory. alone she has 26 matches on the trot. she was 23 consecutive wins. the title was also included. an item for your diary, 1500 g.m.t. the matches take place, men's after that. roger federer in action on friday. the swissman closer to ending a 3-year grand slam drought. >> reporter: roger federer has not dropped a set at the us open, and against frenchman richard gasquet, he was barely challenged. the swiss showed off all the challenges enlisting him to 17 grand slams, not losing a point, prevailing in 87 minutes. at four years of age roger federer is surprised by the ease of victory. >> maybe my aim to run through five opponents, i don't consider that normal. i expect in some w

. >> what did you think about roberto vinci beating serena williams. >> cooperate believe -- couldn'te you watching? >> i was watching it. >> heck, yeah. cooperate -- couldn't believe it. the moment was probably so big, trying to win all the grand slams in a calendar year, nobody has done it since steffi graf, and you could see the emotion in here. >> this is so great, folks. here's me little thing. i take this bright, shiny object and put it up here and shep follows -- forget about donald trump. let's look at the -- >> forgot about donald trump. >> i've missed talking to you. >> i do, too. i missed talk to you last week when the rebels lost. >> how do you el -- scored 76 points -- >> have three quarterbacks who have never been started, all needed to get reps in. needed to run the offense, and nobody wants to win like that, by that many points but a lot of times they would run offtackle and score. what are you going to do? next week is a big test. we are playing alabama next week. that's a big one. >> well, that's not a test. we know what's going to happen there. >> we beat them last

. >> roberto vinci was so sure she was going to lose to serena williams, she booked her travel agentme. that will have to be rescheduled. in the third, serena just cannot put vinci away, the 32-year-old italian was a 300 to 1 underdog in the match. the drop shot. are you not entertained? leading 5-4 vinci. the unseeded italian upsets maybe the best female player of. over on the men's side, novak djokovic demolished the champ, who was bagelled in the first check. the joker won 83 of the 102 points. it was the most lopsided win in the modern era. the joker will face rodger federer in the finals. don't forget college football this afternoon here on abc7. oregon and michigan state at 5:00. see you right after that with "after the game." have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> larry, thank you. and still ahead, a huge treat for local football fans. where you can find yourself surrounded by all the lombardi trophies brought hom great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combin