semifinals in moscow after a victory on friday the shock of the day though saw top seed unfavorite valorie over exit the event richard from port fleet was there for us. cremin camp here in moscow has been a big sean kamel winning side of the draw as top seed it was one of the overs crashed out in a titanic struggle against her opponent dominique. or the russian she still looking for her first of a victory at the kremlin kept her home and so she is from moscow and she was cruising a saint and a break in a second before she lost her way. eventually came back to win in the shade under three hours. i think i lost a little bit of concentration i started you know feeling my shoulder a little bit and i started thinking about it she really. started playing a little bit more aggressive if you know when i was a little bit slower. going from my shots as my just because contrition dropped and then the third so it was ok you know it was a fight but. you know i just didn't go my way. very strongly in the second center take the match into the decider and it was a slovak who showed the greatest strength o

so i am so proud of students like valorie that represents the full illment of my ideal. >> before departinglew out his kand expel said it was a day to -- kand expel candle and said it was a day to remember. >> and he said he wishes he would turn 90 more often. >>> the library is a quiet place to study except when fire alarms go off and students are forced to leave. >> alarms rang tuesday night inside mlk. eight fires surrounded king library and were ready for the --trucks surrounded the library,. >> it was atribute today a false alarm on the lower level. the fire alarm technician responded and addressed the problem. >> students waited while the fire department came to determine everything was safe. after 20 minutes people were let back inside. >>> there is some hope for student that is will soon be looking for work. a job fair on campus this week drew a record number of employers. we will hear why there are more job offers this year than ever before. >> reporter: students in business atire brought their stock of resumes and headed over to the event center tuesday in hopes of landing a job.