a grueling task here for sara errani.t 88% but winning only 33% of her first serve points. john: one of those days when second serve points won is not that important. >> you have to show immediate interest right away. you looked at it and, no, you missed a shot -- >> seriously. i tell you. >> i was looking at you. i was looking at you and you played shot and then said, now that i missed -- bill: she's saying, there is no gray area. mary: thank you, thank you. bill: not allowing her to linger, making the decision to challenge. mary: chair umpire of the day. bill: that happened in the ferrer match yesterday. an umpire did that a couple of times. john: he was right as well. i hate to give these guys credit. bill: 15-30. john: could there be errani with the lead? with the lead? >> fault. bill: serena off both wings. bill: serena off both wings. break point. john: safe to say the power differential fairly significant. just can't get anything on the just can't get anything on the serve. >> out. bill: 75-mile-per-hour first serv

twice as many total points for serena, 40 to only 22 from sara serena, 40 to only 22 from sara errani. bill: 15-15. john: i mean, it's impressive that she can serve like this and get to a semi, a slam at the u.s. open. on a pretty quick court. bill: getting to the semifinals of the u.s. open without a single ace. which means no free points. she has to earn everything out there. john: that's exactly right. great excesser to -- competitor no doubt about that. bill: 30-15. mary: you can hear her comporting herself. she's got plenty -- exorting herself. she's got plenty of fight. more fight than fire power, that's for sure. she'll be happy if she wins this game. she'll show it. [laughter] mary: there it is. john: she won a set. bill: so she's on the board here in the second set. only the second game won by sara errani. it has been all serena here in this semifinal at the open. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ squeaking ] [ girl ] it's a monkey, daddy! [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new gl. a full-sized 7-passenger mercedes-benz to fit your many lifestyles. a full-sized 7-passenger mercedes-benz the data s

oh, sara. she's in my social studies class. theyenbowling saturday night that's what i call a h date. meaningful relatnships have started with a lot less. my goodness. how serious is this ? it isn't serious. we're just startinto get to know one another. that's thepirit, henry. don'ru into anything. a bowling date is rdly rushing thgs, jess. are we keepi you up ? - oh, i'm sorry, mr. brashov. - do you suppose i could leave a little early tonight ? - by all means, leave early. perhapyo feel better tomorr. jamal, what do you know about computers ? i know tt ey're ry expensive and that i can't afford one. but prices are coming down at th. this is a closeout. it's on sale because it's lt year's model. but it would work, wouldn't it ? sure but it would be slow. and it might betotally outdated in a couple of years are you thinking of buying a computer ? i'd be gd to help you choosene. no. ias just curious, that all. oh. it wod be nice to own a compur. unless mr. brashov suddenly dides to give me a raise it's a luxury i can't afford. t

miss sara is back at college. >> she is having so much fun. she traveled way down south. because our college tour is coming to an end. we want to visit the school with the most school spirit and the most votes. you have until tomorrow to vote on the campus you want us to broadcast on. these are the six violinists. syracuse university, ohio state university, university of tennessee, brandeis university, university of south florida, and creighton in nebraska. >> sara is down south. hey, sara. >> hi, guys. today i'm at the university of south florida in the sunshine state. although the sun did not show up, the party did! >> like a flash mob. >> oh, my gosh. >> woo! >> that looks like fun. >> oh, my gosh, let's listen. [ cheers ] >> that looks like fun. >> if you can get college kids up and around 10:00 a.m., you've >> that is awesome. >> it's nice to see a different color than orange. >> mixing it up. we need everybody to vote. klgandhoda.com. we'll check back in with sara in a bit. >> the campus with the most votes will be our home away from home on monday, october 1st. you

the first day was to meet with sara to meet about books. we discovered that we both had an older brother thing that she had a brother who was as mysterious to her as mine was to me. it was so perfect, cynthia, we had launched on our brothers. we stayed there for the next 3 hours, and closed the cafe. sara said this brother sister thing is huge and no one writes about it, no one talks about it, the affect our brothers and sisters has on us. this is your next book, this is what you need to write. are you kidding me, i could never write anything so personal, never. that is how it started. when you >> when you were working on this, friends, you would talk about my relationship with my difficult older brother, what happened? what doors opened up, what did you learn about what people carry around

last week we did not show that discipline that we are used to at sara. discipline will be the theme for tonight on defense, if we want to have a chance to stop these guys. >> when you look at your roster, redwood and averaging over 100 yards a game, but you spread the ball around with 16 different ball carriers, so, that is pretty incredible. >> our offensive coordinator does a great job of giving multiple guys a ball. we are throwing the ball more this year. we are known for just running the ball but we are throwing the ball so the receivers are touching the ball more this year. i think it it is a testment to the hard work that all of the kids are putting in. everyone deserves a football. it is good to see a lot of kids touching the ball and contributing. >> reporter: we are three minutes left in the 1st quarter and sara is leading by a score of 7-0. sara intercepted a ballot first possession and went down for a touchdown. that is the score right now. it should be a good one. highlights at 10:00. also, homer bailey, pitched a no hitter today in cincinna

>> our little sister sara.iece of tranquility. >> welcome to andros. >> my first stop, looking to make androsia batik, the national fabric of the bahamas. >> i made a special design for you. put it in the wax. >> one, two, three, take it off. ooh, that one's good. >> a few more wax stamps and the fabric is ready to be dyed. it looks pretty! >> andros is dotted with blue holes, vertical underwater caves, like this one called captain bill's. what an adrenalin rush. next on my itinerary, touring the abacos, an island chain that's a paradise for boaters. there i made a visit to the historic elbow reef lighthouse which has served as a beacon for sailors since 1864. this is the best view. like maybe ever. >> see that piece of breaking water right there? that's the reef that this lighthouse is to protect people from running up on. there are no other lighthouses that are kerosene-lit and hand-wound in the world. >> it's like a lantern. a mean a big-daddy lantern. from there i sailed over to green turtle cay. a festive

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>> this is where sara was forcibly sterilized when she . s 23 does it give you the goose bumps? gives me goose bumps. led it the colony, it's now the central virginia training center for the intellectually disabled but from 1924-1979, thousands were sterilized against their will knowledge. heir part of the eugenics movement, keeping american gene pools strong making sure no defects were sent down, including alcoholism, epilepsy. she was snulalized with her brother and sister and were diagnosed mentally deficient sterilized. what they were doing to you? they didn't tell me why. >> it is a irreprehensible process. supreme court upheld virginia's sterilization law in 1927 and carrie was sterilized, she and her mother deemed feeble minded and oscar holmes wrote three generations inbeciles is move. the outlook was ominous. >> hitler came to powered use the virginia act as his model. >> for race clarification practices. nuremberg war trials the nazis stated the u.s. laws as their fence. >> over in that building. discharged after nearly 30 years. her nurse's aide certificate and marrie

our sara haines found out what it's like to get around on one wheel. >> so sara, did you fall for unicyclinglot, let's just say that. it turns uni cycles aren't just for sir cusses. hundreds came out where professionals and amateurs proved less wheels equals more fun. ♪ >> this is the third year of the new york unicycle festival, basketball, hockey, bmx or skateboarding but on one wheel. >> also at the festival, kip jones, a member of the famous king charles troupe. they're sort of the dream team of the unicycle community. >> they dribble, they shoot, they dunk, we jump rope. anything imaginable you might see the harlem globetrotters do, we do it on unicycles. >> never been on a unicycle. do you have any tips? >> lock your legs and move your hips. >> i get more advice from two riders a little closer from my skill level. what do you think i should do to learn? >> sit up straight and your hands all the way up to the sky. >> so you can balance on your unicycle and you don't fall off. >> anything else? >> no. >> then it's time for my lesson. >> we invented unicycle training wheel to give people

>>> time for sara breaks out of the city.>> we hear you really had to keep your headed above the water. how did it go? >> it's counterintuitive but a new device uses water to help me catch air. you've seen james bond use one in "thunderball" and tony stark soar in the "ironman" movie. now almost anyone can levitate in the air with the jet pack. pp it auz of of mtd . >> it's an adrenaline rush. it's something where it's so unnatural. think about it. man has been trying to fly for how many years? >> manny bellow rents the jets at jersey shore water craft rentals in seaside heights. the engine trails the jet pack and propels water downward to launch a rider up to 30 feet in the air. really advanced pilots can run on water, dive below and corkscrew. what's the verb, are you jet leving, jumping, flying, swimming, are you dying? pp kobld. >> corporate headquarters call it jet-leving. i would call it flying. jet packing. >> you have to be at least 16 years old and weigh between 90 and 380 pounds. what tips can you give me? >> it isn

. >> tennessee has a great cheer that sara is going to do for us. hi, sara. we're ready. >> top four reasons. we have four days that we're coming. four day countdown. so four. school pride ut had more. number three it's not everyone's coming, it's not just me. number two, live on monday, be there we want you. number one, we're having rocky top fourth hour fun. woo. >> it makes me enjoy your ihoda section, honestly. whatever we're paying you, sara, it ain't enough. >> you know what i did yesterday? >> you went and got lasered. >> i got lasered. >> why do you want to bring that up? >> i don't enjoy talking about it. i don't enjoy going and doing it. >> will this be your last time? >> no because you know what happens? if you miss one, you have to go back again. you have to make sure you follow the regimented rules. you know what the laser lady told me? men are coming in there and getting done downstairs. >> no. no. >> she said it's the thing. they're doing it. >> let's see a show of hands here. not one guy, hoda. i don't believe it. >> they said it's guys who ar

sara boyce from the university of alabama sent in a picture, too. it's always fun to look at these pictures. they get to show off their -- look what they've done. you and i were superimposed in the photo. >> that's alabama, where is that? >> university of georgia. is that what it was? >> alabama. >> no. lee schroeder is up next from the university of georgia. >> starting to get a lot of school spirit from everybody, you guys. our crew is even in the spirit. everybody is wearing something in there. >> everyone in our studio is. >> a bunch of opouts. also in the control room. yes! >> i want to see jim gaines. show me, show me. >> our director. >> that's what i am talking about. >> he's trying to get on your good side again after all the times he shows that picture. you know the one i mean. jim? >> not today, don't you think? not today. >> we are the most popular -- these schools have the highest number of current students who look us on our facebook page. >> number five, auburn university. this isn't who is in the lead when it comes to showing the mos

we sit at his feet and listen about stories about sara and pat and nollen. that is my brother, my sister, and me. we thought we were just as clever and smart and just as brave as the children in his story. he told stories vaguely familiar, but different some how because he told them his way. you see, i had no idea my grandfather was a functional illiterate and encouraged all 3 of us, his grandchildren to read. the way he encouraged me, he'd say y'all read to me what they taught you up at the schoolhouse today. i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my co

sara james, nbc news. >> that is our broadcast on a thursday night, thank you for joining us here.rian williams, and a reminder, we're back on the air at 10:00 eastern. and we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> right now, remembering a chp officer killed in the line of duty. plus, a toddler in the fight of his life. a bay area family's search for a donor before it's too late. >>> thanks for joining us. today's memorial service for a

that really happened. >> these are good, sara!. >> why don't we just wrap it, go to commercial. we have a photo from cindy atkins. in case you weren't sure, that pole was there and we will warn you about the bigger pole in case you missed that. this photo was named because it was near the sulfur in the area. it really did smell. >> that's a terrible smell. >> they could have been more creative. >> stinking creek road. >> imagine living on it. >> finally, rachel blackwell from virginia submitted this photo. >> your number 2 is my number 1. >> that's going to leave a mark. >> that's disgusting. back to stinking creek road! >> oh, my gosh. >> i must say that was quite illuminating and entertaining as well. >> you had a home run, best one ever. a picture worthy of our "what the what"? go to our website and you can enter. >>> are you ready for some football? we will find out about tonight's big kickoff, when we play your favorite game, "who new"? thank god it's wines-day wednesday. and we will look at the latest trends for the fall and

and as promised we have sarah first here live from london sara tell us more about the developments you have going on there. u.k. foreign office has confirmed its embassy has come under attack in that there are these at the scene that's happening at the moment in sudan say the british embassy in sudan coming under attack this being linked of course to the wave of attacks meeting taking place. across the middle east and north africa in response to the n.c. islamic film trailer that originated in the u.s. of course the recent attacks are seeing taking place on the u.s. embassies in egypt in libya and yemen and of course as we've just reported it seems that that is having a much. as long a fact and it's the british embassy in sudan that has come under attack now here to day about an hour's time the demonstration being organized outside the u.s. embassy so i mean really it's very concerning that we are seeing this continuing now as it has throughout the week in focus and is a lot of concern obviously that this is going to continue all right tara furthur live from london sara will be keeping

sara james, nbc news, kuala lumpur. >>> and look at what the first mars rover found on the surface.entists nicknamed them blueberries, believed to be iron oxide formation first believed to be discovered by the rover years ago. >>> up next, our interview with a group of people who soon will fly over where you live, no matter where you live. they will tell us about where they live. >>> finally tonight, a long distance dedication to the crew of the international space station. a lot of folks forget those people are living up there. we have links on our website that allow you to find out when it is coming over where you live at night. for example, tomorrow morning just before 6:00, it will be a bright dot streaking across the sky over new york city, weather permitting, and every morning for the next few days. among those on board, astronaut sunny williams, with 155 consecutive days in space, the record holder among women, and also the top space walker spent outside the space craft. sunny becomes commander. we recently talked to her and the crew. hello, sunny, we loved what you had done

i think her name's sara. sara? >> oh, my gosh. >> touchdown! >> yeah. >> what are those? these are cha-cha-toos. and you can remove them with rubbing alcohol. >> plastic? >> no! >> yes, and it wouldn't work with -- >> i was drinking coffee out of here earlier. they're $9.95 at tattoos.com. brittany put these on me, too. thank you, brittany. a dream working with you, as well. >> let's get bobbie thomas up here -- >> oh, i just -- [ inaudible ] >> you're the only one who doesn't need any more attention to your tattoos. >> i have some amazing new beauty gadgets. hoda, this is a styler that can straighten your hair or wave it, if you want some waves. it's called cool way hair. it has an auto sensibility. so it will check the moisture level of your hair before you start. and it will actually do what it needs to your hair the -- at under 299 degrees. because you're usually using 400 degrees or more. >> the damage and breaking -- >> this is a great advancement. coolway hair. and then heated eyelash kurgers are getting a lot of buzz. you want double the curl of your lashes, panas

anglo air cay ran for -- sara has another running back, eric redwood, timber. 64-yard touchdown, sarawins. >>> it was a football game atmosphere today for the 39th rider cup at me dine a country club. keegan drills a 25-foot birdie in the morning session. bradley and teammate phil nickel son won both their games today. destroyed peter hanson. partners tiger woods and steven strike inner lost both their matches. extend the match with lee westwood and rider cup rookie niklas coul saturdays. cold blooded, 8 birdiesies and an eagle. usa lead 5-3 but they still need points to take back the rider cup. >>> magic number now for the as is 4 with 5 games to go. >>> thank you, brad. and thank you

anglo air cay ran for -- sara has another running back, eric redwood, timber. 64-yard touchdown, sara wins. >>> it was a football game atmosphere today for the 39th rider cup at me dine a country club. keegan drills a 25-foot birdie in the morning session. bradley and teammate phil nickel son won both their games today. destroyed peter hanson. partners tiger woods and steven strike inner lost both their matches. extend the match with lee westwood and rider cup rookie niklas coul saturdays. cold blooded, 8 birdiesies and an eagle. usa lead 5-3 but they still need points to take back the rider cup. >>> magic number now for the as is 4 with 5 games to go. >>> thank you, brad. and thank you for trusting ktvu news. >>> news begins tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we'll tell you about a nobel laureate. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2. so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical founda

sara james is traveling with the royals. >> reporter: the remote beauty of borneo. the lush rain forest a great place to get away from it all. especially now. the duke and duchess of cambridge gave no hint that they are at the center of a storm brewing over photos of kate sunbathing topless which appeared in a french magazine. the royal couple were reportedly furious that a photographer armed with a long lens snapped the photos while they were on vacation at a private home in the south of france. lawyers for the future king and queen of england are fighting back in the french courts and filed a lawsuit against the magazine. a palace spokesman called it a grotesque invasion of privacy and linked it to the worst excesses of the paparazzi with princess diana. despite the lawsuit an italian gossip magazine plans to publish the pictures. an irish newspaper already has and they are also on the internet. determined to keep the focus on their tour, the royal pair are going ahead with the planned schedule. this trip takes the duke and duchess everywhere from major cities lik

>>sara doner siempre supo que aunque le tomara 9 vidas quería ser cantante exitosa, lo que no sospechóe vive para alimentarlos, la llaman la loca de los gatos. >>su pelo rojo, su maleta verde nos dice, la hace diferente , y no se avergÜenza >>a los dueños de gatos les responde sus preguntas cantando y se asesora con un veterinario >>si hablamos en termino de gastos, no es catsualidad que sara doner tenga tantos seguidores por el mundo y redes sociales >>en un video un gatito lucha por no dormirse mientras su ama canta >>muchas veces mis gatos detestan mi música y se van del cuarto, pero uno se durmió. lo grabé y lo difundí >>como la curiosiedad atrapo al gato ahora estudia en español todo lo relacionados con sus amados gatos >>que simpatica iniciativa la apoyamos que todos aquí amamos a los gatos >>y juzgue usted, personas acuden a una casa de nuevo laredo, donde ven caer lágrimas de una imagen de la virgen, son una especie de cera derretida con aroma de flores, vea este video en univisión.com ---buenas tardes, hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis......le mostraremos el impresionant

. >> sara belongs to the environmental working group. its goal is to fight pollution, and that includes identifying foods that have traces of pesticide, or as sara calls it, residue. the worst cases are put on a list they call the dirty dozen. >> every year the federal government tests fruits and vegetables, and what our list is, the dirty dozen list, is a list that we look at the testing results, and then we rank the produce, the fruits and vegetables, based on the total amount of residue that is on those fruits and vegetables. >> when we were shooting this story, apples were on the top of the list because some of them were found to have the most pesticide residue. next was celery, then sweet bell peppers, peaches, strawberries, and so on. to see the newest list of the dirty dozen, there's a link on our website. >> there have been several studies done that have linked the residues that are found on these fruits and vegetables to a number of different health problems. >> so you're probably thinking, "no problem. i'll just wash them." tha

wife sara is doing fine. a big boy.his new son who arrives just in time for the season opener in green bay. >> came ten days early which is to be expected. the good ones like to come in early. and also i think it bodes well for the 49ers. i think it is a sign of good luck to come perhaps. jack, jr. being born on the fourth day of the 9th month of this year. >> do the math there. >> so funny with harbaugh. everything is a competition. he has to arrive early because the good ones arrive early. don't want to arrive on your due date. >> the kid is already a winner. >> shoig up for practice five minutes early. >> that is funny. thanks larry very much. that is this edition of abc 7 news. congratulations to the harbaugh family. for larry beil and spencer christian i'm dan ashley. thanks for being here. appreciate your time as always. appreciate your time as always. see you in mac: you accidentally burn down a building, and you get 120 hours of community service? now this says that i got to work with kids. - yeah, me, too. - no