. >> and novak djokovic was pitted up against stan wawrinka, and he is also known as the joker so, itears stan has the joker running, and huge forehand winner as he goes to the break, and the match tied 1-1. the third set, the stannimal is breaking down djokovic with the best backhand in tennis. you see it right there, the winner. taking a set to go up 2-1, and fourth set, early chance for wawrinka, and stan with the early breakup, and match point for wau rin car, and the joker hits the backhand long, and stan wawrinka wins the first u.s. open in four sets and what a match for the third major title. okay. >>> our season opening plays of the dame coming up at 11:00 p.m. on abc 7, and eric, my backhand is back to you. >> very good. than you. >>> and coming up next at abc 7 ne ♪ grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, hillary c

open, stan wawrinka beat novak djokovic. stan wawrinka claimed his first win at 31, the oldest u.s.on since 1970. year's u.s. open, the traditional big sponsors such as nike and adidas were left behind. all four men's semifinalists were wearing japanese labels , yonex ono, asics display. disclose whatlly i'm wearing. certainly we knew what people were wearing at the u.s. open. it is a lot of tv exposure. i think the smart bet is that we will see more of this in the years to come. has had great success and built a track record of taking winners in tennis to endorse, so their program will continue to get japanese companies exposure. yonex has a history in tennis of supporting more on the women's side, and now they have a big star with stan wawrinka on the men's side. they have a tremendous amount of momentum coming into the next season. how are they able to beat out the big guns like nike and adidas? stars, year, nike's big rafael nadal and roger federer both struggled with injuries. in past years, they were always making the grand slam finals, one or the other of them. beenthem out,

open" champion stan wawrinka. [ cheers and applause ] wawrinka? >> doesn't matter jimmy. >> jimmy: jimmy. today, we're going to go head to head in a game of tennis, but we're going to do it the old-fashioned way, like real men. i'm talking about "nintendo wii tennis." [ laughter ] are you ready to do this? >> always ready. >> jimmy: here we go. who's serving? okay. ready? yes! this is good. this is feeling real good! [ laughter ] >> why did i ever come here? >> jimmy: this is so fun. >> this is stupid. i win the "u.s. open" last night, and then i'm losing here. >> jimmy: oh! smoke came off of that one. did you see? smoke came off of my tennis ball. gosh, this feels good! ah! oh, my god! embarrassing! >> this is embarrassing. >> jimmy: i'm totally embarrassing -- >> ace from jamie. ace from jamie. >> jimmy: jimmy. jimmy, not jamie. [ laughter and applause ] >> hey, it's not moving. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this is it. this is for the whole game. oh, smoke! >> no! >> jimmy: yes! ha, ha, ha, ha! oh! oh, oh, oh, oh! oh,

open champion stan wawrinka. >> i was ready for the match. i was ready for the grand slam. it's always tough to go there but i was playing well all the tournament. i knew i was feeling really well for the final and i was ready to try to find a way to win it. >> we conclude with senators tim scott and cory booker. charlie spoke with them at the national museum of african-american history and culture which opens late there are month in washington. >> the powerful thing we share is not only the experience of being a young african-american growing up and the same age, but having parents and grandparents who have been telling us stories, who have been hoping for america, who have been loving for america aud praying for america, and this is a building that i wish my grandparents could have seen open. i know it would have given them a sense of legitimacy, a sense that they belong with america's embracing the african-american community in really not a symbolic way but a deeply substantive way. >> the conclusion of charlie's interview with bill clinton, stan wawrinka and senators ti

world number one, novak djokovic, beaten by his friend and frequent practice partner, stan wawrinka. 's a third grand slam victory for the 31-year-old swiss. >> stan the man wawrinka, played the match of his life against friend and rival, novak djokovic. the world number one took the first set but struggled with his serve throughout the match. wawrinka stepped up on the big stage and got stronger every set. cashing in when it counts most. >> as i said the other day, you have to accept it. you have almost joy to suffer, because i think this grand slam was the most painful physically and mentally grand slam that i ever played. reporter: djokovic lost his cool at moments during the match and even needed a medical time-out. yet the serbian gave wawrinka credit for capitalizing at crucial times. >> in matches like this, if you don't use the opportunities, the other guy comes and takes it. and that's what he did. so that's why i said he was more courageous, because he stepped in and played aggressive, where i was kind of more waiting for things to happen. and that's it. reporter: the swiss

and finally, stan wawrinka has tennis champion since ken rosewall in 1970. the 31-year-old wawrinka beat defending champion novak djokovic in 4 sets today. it's his 3rd grand slam title, but first u.s. open. the kids might be chilly tomorrow. x maybe grab a sweater. temperature starting off a bit cool but by the end of the day, [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] mike: today, on "upfront," is the race for the white house now a close contest? and are democrats starting to worry? i'll ask hillary clinton supporter wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. then, raising road revenue. the options an influential state lawmaker says are on the table. and the wisconsin races that could help determine control of congress. how the national view of them is changing. >> covering the issues important to wisconsin. this is "upfront with mike gousha." mike: hello again, everyone, and welcome to "upfront." we begin today with the race for the wh

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. >>> stan wawrinka wins his third grand slam trophy. the u.s. open singles title in new york. he was treated for bleeding toes. he said they crippled his mobility. >>> actress praesatricia arquets being remembered. a new push to punish north korea. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the washington post" reports a plan to blocked north koreans from working outside their country. it's part of the strategy to stop the north's missile and nuclear bomb tests. leading the effort. the north sends at least 50,000 workers overseas to earn money for the regime. >>> britain's "guardian" reports a florida man was shot dead after wondering aloud if his bulletproof vest still worked. tampa police say the man was shot in the chest saturday by his cousin. the cousin is charged with manslaughter. >>> the sun sentinel" reports that the security company omar mateen worked for is being fined more than $150,000. nightclub massacre. a state agency said that the form that allowed mateen to carry guns, listed a psychologist who no longer practices. >>> the "los angeles tim

stan wawrinka of switzerland is the new u.s. open men's champion. >> he beat novak djokovic. he's the oldest man to win the u.s. open since 1970. how old is he? 31 years, 5 months old. he's ancient. before yesterday's win, he had in -- >> 31 years old is old? >>> up next in "the pulse" there she is. the newly crowned miss america. >>> and look out below. a woman shocked when a fish falling from the sky lands right on her head. when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. tag, you're it. tag! you're it. tag, you're it. yes! new gogurt write-on tubes. this back to school, say it with gogurt. it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ? ? trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthca

open cham seemed to go on much longer for novak djokovic after stan wawrinka stunned the world to become the u.s. open champion. >> wawrinka was in fine form as djokovic repeatedly nursed a foot injury. and with the win and $4.5 million prize, wawrinka is now 11-0 in tournament final matches. not a bad record to be quite honest. >> four hours? >> brutal. >> a million for each hour. >> just a little bit more than you make, right? >> just a little bit. >> china and russia launched their war games in the south china sea. the eight day exercises are a sign of growing cooperation between the armed forces. it will focus on defense and rescue missions. anti-submarine exercises and seizing and controlling of islands. russia is the only major country to speak out on china's behalf with the demand that other countries stay out of t diplomatic ties off in opposition to the west. >> an unfinished power plapt in alabama is going up for auction as the largest federal utility here in the united states. the plant along with 1600 surrounding acres of property on the tennessee river will start at a minimu

while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. >>> >>> and that would be stan wawrinka of switzerland winning the u.s. open mens single title. he defeated novak djokovic in four sets to claim his third grand slam victory. the match took nearly four wawrinka became the oldest man to win the u.s. open. since 1970. he's 31. before yesterday's win he'd only defeated djokovic twice in 21 attempts. >>> a murder suspect who escape from florida is finally explaining himself. >> the 21-year-old suspect remained at large for nearly a week before being recaptured. he's written a letter expl here's ron claiborne. >> reporter: the florida inmate who dashed out of a courtroom says he did it to prove he's innocent. deonte resiles accused of murder. caught on courtroom cameras, bolting out of a florida courtroom back in july. >> the courthouse is on lockdown. >> 10-4, it is on lockdown. >> reporter: he escaped out of an open courthouse door after breaking out of his handcuffs and shedding his attire. 59-year-old jill halliburton sue. and in a new twist he sent this neatly written letter

. >>> stan wawrinka won the u.s. open last night.had bleeding toes and said that he crypt his mobility. >>> a new push to punish north korea. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the washington post" reports a plan to blocked north koreans from working outside their country. it's part of the strategy to stop the north's missile and nuclear bomb tests. the u.s. and south korea are leading the effort. the north sends at least 50,000 workers overseas to earn money for the regime. >>> britain's "guardian" reports a florida man was shot dead after wondering aloud if his bulletproof vest still worked. the cousin is charged with manslaughter. >>> the sun sentinel" reports that martin worked for is being fined more than $150,000. mateen was the man responsible for the orlando nightclub massacre. they say it listed a psychologist who no longer practices. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the death of character actress transgender activist alexis arquette. her siblings were with her when she died yesterday in los an

full details, ahead. >>> stan wawrinka of switzerland is the new u.s. open men's single championship after sets to claim his third grand slam victory. it took nearly four hours. >>> and miss arkansas crowned miss america for 2017. after energizing the crowd with this jazz routine and her politically safe response about hillary clinton saying both candidates have done a great job. well, those are some of our top stories on this monday, september 12th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> let's begin with the nfl player protest. they took place before several of sunday's games. >> last night before the game against the cardinals, bennet and ellis raised their fists after the conclusion of the national anthem. and earlier other players took action, as well. here's abc's ron claiborne with more. >> reporter: as they avowed the seahawks players stood with linked arms in a show of unity during the playing of the national anthem. members of team they were seattle receiver doug baldwin explaining the linked arm gesture in this facebook video. >> we h

hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail, and stan wawrinka took top honors at the u.s. open. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. >> rose: syria. it may be the last chance to save a united syria. >> to be one over vehicle. he u.s.'s response to north korea's aggressive tbhainchts southeast china the damage from the strongest storm of the year is coming into focus. >> rose: hillary clinton falls ill. >> it's clear that she tried to hide this and this is going to hurt her. >> rose: the new york attorney general opened an investigation of the trump foundation. >> it's not going to reveal anything before early voting starts and unlikely to reveal anything before actual voting on november 8. >> the ncaa, a state law against lgbt people. >> rose: colin powell's e-mails were hacked. >> no different from a large part of the electorate. >> have to watch out for a giant inflated moon. >> hillary clinton of course not feeling well. donald trump is being aice about it. >> he said i just hope she gets well and back on the trail. forget hillary. it's trump. i think he has

open, stan wawrinka, his third grand slam's title. he claims his first win in new york.t u.s. open champion since 1970. at this year's u.s. open, traditional sponsors were left behind. all four semifinalists were ,earing japanese labels, yonex onqlo, asics were popular court. and good callsk that picking the winning athletes to sponsor. nike has traditionally been represented at virtually every grand slam final until now. federerg stars, roger and rough i am the dell have had tough seasons battling tough injuries. yeardid not make it this at the u.s. open or any final, so that has been tough for them. the other thing is that these , and theyds, yonex have had a good year backing stan wawrinka, and asics is , a surprise monfils making it to semifinals, but a very strong year. rishaad: is the trend likely to can you -- to continue? japanese brands entering the spotlight in tennis right now. >> it is good for uniqlo. they got a lot out of their sponsorship program. two years ago, it was an all-uniqlo final. finalsain, in the semi throughout the year, and expanding program,

and finally, stan wawrinka has become the oldest u.s. open tennis champion since ken rosewall in 1970. the 31-year-old wawrinka beat defending champion novak djokovic in 4 sets today. it's his 3rd grand slam title, but first u.s. open. the kids might be chilly temperature starting off a bit cool but by the end of the day, they won't need it. this is your brain. this is heroin. this is what happens to your brain... after snorting heroin. this is what your body goes through. it's not over yet. this is what your family goes through ! and your friends ! and your money ! and your job ! and your self-respect ! and your future ! any questions ? ks, and our stinkiest gag yet. and it's all just for laughs gags. welcome, hey, not sure how to watch a prank show? allow us to train you. (train whistle blows) (train whistle blows) (laughter) (train whistle blows) (laughter) (train whistle blows) (laughter) (train whistle blows) (laughter)

late game last night, stan wawrinka. he beats world number onovak. wawrinka played twice that.urageous and mentally tough and deserved the title. congrats to you, john. >> you could not stay awake for the game. i woke up and watched the replays nonstop for two hours. i think jimmy g. is my new best friend. >> you said he is ridiculously handsome. another handsome patriot. >> coy wire, thank you. >> i don't want to objectify. you were right. >> you were not objectifying me? >>> no. rough weekend for hillary clinton. n new questions about her health after this video shows her stumbling leaving the 9/11 ceremony. and new controversy over the basket of deplorables comment from friday. we break it all down next. 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] but zzzquil is different have pain medicine because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check

." >>> stan wawrinka has won the u.s.ter a brutal four-set final against world number one novak djokovic. his victory earn eed him his thd grand slam title. he won the australian open in 2014 and the french open last year. he only needs a win at wimbledon to complete a grand slam. >> well done. >>> a new government survey in japan shows hundreds of thousands of teenagers and young adults avoid social contact and rarely leave home. they find digital fantasy worlds more appealing than the real world. >> as will ripley explains, a new virtual high school is trying to lure them back into learning. >> reporter: japan's conformist classroom setting has changed little over the years. compare japanese students today to almost 25 years ago. the same uniforms, long hours, even mandatory cleaning duty. a discipline demanding environment much like japanese society itself. traditional school left ikimo increasingly frustraitted telling his father it was all a waste of time. >> he was in a situation to pretend to get along with people

. ♪ ♪ charlie: stan wawrinka is here. he is the 2016 u.s. open champion.me back against novak djokovic. here is a look at matchpoint. [applause] he has won each of the four grand slam events except wimbledon. he is considered to be among the game's elite competitors known as the big four, roger federer, i failed at all, and -- rafael nadal, and as i mentioned, djokoveic. you did not even play in a grand slam until you were 28? stan: i did not make semifinals until -- charlie: until you were 28. now you are 31 and your three of the four. stan: it is crazy for sure. it took me time to be at my best game. ,ince three years now, i am every time i step on the court, does not matter who is in front of me, i can beat him. charlie: you are not intimidated before. stan: i was ready for the fight. i was ready for the match. i was hitting grand slam. you have to win three sets. it is always tough to go there, but i was playing well all the tournament. i knew i was playing really well the morning of the final, and i would find a way to win it. charlie: can you be numb

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