>> axelrod: and roberta vinci pulled off one of the biggest upset ever at the u.s. open, but is she inurks-vince-iable. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. wildfires have been scholarshipping land at a record rate this summer in the drought-stricken western united states, and tonight, it is only getting worse. at least 33 large wildfires are now burning in a half a dozen states across the west. in northern california, the fast-moving butte fire has now grown to more than 100 square miles in two days, threatening thousands of homes. carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: record heat and strong winds have made what was a small fire in butte county explosive as it bears down on several mountain towns, a local newspaper headline calls the fire "unprecedented." the ground is so dry, each flying ember adds to the rapid advance of the flames. among thousands forced to flee is homeowner mike gillam. >> all of a sudden we turned around the corner and there was a big plume of smoke. i said that looks like i

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people with roberta vinci before the match said she didn't think she could win. she stunned everybody, including herself. >> she's done it! an extraordinary upset. >> reporter: serena williams, it was an end of a year-long quest. >> roberta vinci ends serena williams grand slam run. >> i don't want to talk about how disappointing it is for me. >> reporter: just two matches away from the rare calendar grand slam. winning four majors in the same year. seemed inevitable to the world number one until a little known italian roberta vinci ranked just 43 in the world. >> i don't know. i said it's tough to explain my emotion right now. >> i thought she played the best tennis in her career. she played literally out of her mind. >> reporter: williams is not the only one shocked to see the player put an end to her winning streak. >> this is an upset. roberta vinci has not beaten serena williams in four tries. >> reporter: for williams, an exhausting week. her sister on tuesday. after that match, admitted to being tired. >> after waking up early to practice. >> reporter: wil

that's not the kick off, that's serena williams losing to roberta vinci in the us open title. steven naismith, there he is, scoring twice giving the home side the lead. pulling one back. any thoughts of a comeback. that man steven naismith completed the hat-trick. chelsea confined to the third defeat in five matches >>> the other games will be kicking off. the lead is manchester city. arsenal host stoke at the emirates, and man united liverpool is the late kick off. in spain, real madrid kick use in a few moments. barcelona go to atletico madrid. lionel messi did not train with team-mates on friday. spanish media reported he was attending the birth of his child. he expect him to line up alongside neymar and luis suarez for the saturday game. that's the sport with extra tennis. >> we have more russian space cap stul landing in kazakhstan. the soyuz spacecraft returns with three crew members. among them a russian cosmo naught spending 879 days in orbit. thanks for watching.

serena williams was upset by roberta vinci and you won't believe what the italian had to say after the maureen: at least 87 people are dead after crane collapse in mecca. it happened in a heavy rainstorm. thousands of visitors are expected in mecca later this month for the hajj. new tonight at 6:00 -- >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil. maureen: one year after president obama launched a military offensive against isil, there are questions about the pentagon report on the fight. a story by the "daily beast" suggests dozens of military analysts complained their work is being altered to make it look more positive. senior political reporter scott thuman is in the satellite center with what he has learned. scott? scott: well, maureen, the white house confirmed it's ongoing investigation and that in some cases the analysts are taking great risk to amass the information on the ground in dangerous places. it's vital that it be fair and accurate. we don't know if the information has truly been altered. but the inspector general is looking into it. from the wa

it is roberta vinci pulling off the upset. look at her pumping up the crowd. she seemed to win them over. roberta vinci had never even won a set against serena williams in the past. she 32-years-old. she wins the last two. and what a victory for her. as sad as it is, that is the peak of that lady's career. calling her a veteran at 32. >> thank you. >>> continuing to follow the breaking news out of gold country. a wildfire exploded today growing to 50,000 acres in amador and calaveras county. more coverage at 7:00 p.m. and we will see you at 10:00 p.m. as well. it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. all in a munchie meal. (snoring) jay. (snoring continues) jay? what? what's wrong? you're snoring. me? oh, i'm sorry. i... (snoring) (laughs) look at her! come on. we said no stella in the bed. oh, but she's just a little puppy. she probably got scared

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but i didn't expect that i won. >> reporter: roberta vinci. as in "veni, vidi, vici"-- julius caesar's most famous quote. "i came, i saw, i conquered." today she did, too. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thanks. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. a case making national headlines. now, the interrogation tapes here. the woman accused of killing her fiancee. elizabeth vargas standing by tonight. >>> and salmonella in a major restaurant chain. >>> and the rescue dog, brought back to new york city on this 9/11 anniversary. and the story behind this dog. you will want to stay tuned for it. ungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bothers you or does not go away. stop toe tucking... and get the drop on toenail fungus. ask y

roberta vinci went in today as a 300-1 shot. >> how do you describe it? >> reporter: is it started like any other serena williams match, an easy fers set. >> and serena has first set. >> reporter: but it became clear the unseeded italian would not go away, at times urging the pro-serena crowd to get behind her. >> on my mind i say, "put the ball on the court. don't think and try to put all the ball in the court. don't think about that serena is in the other court and run." you know, when you put the ball, run, don't think and run, and then i won. >> reporter: for williams the loss means no possibility of an historic grand slam. >> i think she played literally out of her mind. she did not want to lose today and neither did i, incidentally, but she really didn't, either. >> reporter: the 35-year-old vinci lived up to her name which means "to win" in italian, and today she did it with grace. >> for the american people, for serena, for the grand slam, and everything, but today is my day. sorry, guys. >> reporter: vinci has a quote tattooed on her arm and it t

and no one expected roberta vinci to come into the match to win. and it's funny, all the fans disappointed they don't get to see serena go for that grand slam, especially all the tickets for the final today. and cinci/ -- vinci actually apologized for beating serena. >> i was a little bit sorry for this because for me she cannot reach the grand slam. >> reporter: roberta vinci said she never could beat serena. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: she actually already booked a flight for saturday to go back home. >> maybe i can -- maybe, eh? >> reporter: her plan to keep the ball in play and keep running worked as she played the match of her life. >> i played good today. if you don't play good, you cannot win against her, especially. >> reporter: at 33 years old, she's the oldest grand slam player in the open era. but she's full of energy. >> coffee. i like so much coffee. really. >> reporter: and right now she's on top of the world. >> i am good right now. maybe i can touch the sky with my fingers. >> reporter: vinci is quite the character and later today

everyone here was just shocked, stunned, yesterday when relatively unknown roberta vinci pulled off one of the biggest upsets in tennis history, maybe sports history, knocking off one-seeded serena williams, ending her 33 grand slam match winning streak, ending her bid to become the first woman to win a calendar year grand slam in 27 years. as you can imagine, serena disappointed at that outcome take a look at daily news, it's got her picture "slammed" her season is now over. she no longer's going for that grand slam later today. and after yesterday's loss, she didn't want to talk about disappointment. instead she wanted to reflect on what's still been a very good season for her. take a listen. >> i never felt pressure. i think -- i don't know, i never felt that pressure to win here, i said that from the beginning. win three grand slams this year, so, yeah, i won four in a row, so it's pretty good. >> reporter: later today is going to be roberta vinci taking on flavia pennetta, a final none of us saw coming. let me tell you, demand for tickets for the match without serena, they've gone

and the crowd was really impressed with roberta vinci. she started egging up the crowd, what about me, what about me? because she hit great shots too. >> the new york crowd always loves the underdog as we know when we watch the u.s. open. she would have made history here if she won the u.s. open. would you call this the biggest upset in tennis history? >> you know, it's up there. i think that's pretty fair given what serena had accomplished this year. vinci was unseeded. >> yeah. >> she had been testing a little bit at the open here. >> yeah. >> but she got past her sister. her sister was playing at such a high level. >> yeah. >> and she got past there, so yeah, why not? i think that there's something to that. it was just this stunning, stunning turn of events. >> we leave with one word with you, how would you describe what happened today in one word? >> oh, man. shocking beyond belief. that's three words. shocking, shocking, shocking. i can't put it in one word, sorry. >> sean gregory, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> from tennis we'

serena williams grand slam hopes shattered by an unseeded italian, roberta vinci. >>> at least 107 people have died after a construction crane collapsed onto the grand mosque in mecca in saudi arabia. more than 230 others were injured in the accident. the holy city are preparing for rival of millions of people for hajj, annual muslim pilgrimage. jerald tan reports. >> the moment the crane collapsed captured on amateur video. another clip posted online provides an idea of the chaos that followed. the construction crane toppled through roof of the grand mosque in the muslim holy city of mecca, killing scores of people and injuring many more. >> nobody had a clue what happened. compare the situation like a bomb blast, a bomb blast, you don't know what happens, almost like that. and. >> for several hours scenes from inside the grand mosque showed emergency crews rushing to help victims and to clean the site of debris. >> translator: incident happened at 5:23 p.m. due to the severe rain and the wind speed as high as 83 kilometer. this is causing the tower crane to collapse, near a gate near th

this roberta vinci, her passing shots were absolutely incredible. so, we're now set up for an all-italy final. the italian roberta vein -- vinci, who came in unseeded, and the number 26 seed won against a number two seed. an all-italy final in the united states open. never happened in the history of the tournament and they're dancing in the streets in tonight as the italians have taken it all and it's an all-italy final tomorrow at the united states open. nobody saw that coming. when panetta won this morning the commentator was like it will be a completely different match with serena because serena's game is so different. i thought, serena still has to play a match, and she lost in three sets. >>> a marine died and six others critical after a seven-ton truck flipped over in routine training exercises at camp pendleton. 18 marines went to hop but did not elaborate about what went wrong. officials say it could take months to investigate this. >>> in 2013, four marines tied at the camp while trying to clear explosives, also during training exercise. >>

serena willwill williams was approaching the first grand slam when roberta vinci took that away. kristen dalghren is there at the u.s. open. kristen, i don't think anybody expected this. >> i don't think i've ever seen as many stunned people in one place. the experts saying there was no way serena williams were going to lose that match. people with roberta vin chi who were going to lose the match didn't think she was going to lose the match then she stunned everybody including herself. >> she's got it! and extraordinary upset. >> reporter: for serena williams, it was the end of a year-long quest. >> italy's roberta vinci ends serena williams grand slam run. >> i don't want to talk about how disappointing it is for me. >> reporter: just two matches away from the rare calendar grand slam -- winning four majors in the same year. what seemed inevitable to the world number one until a little-known italian, roberta vinci, ranked just 43 in the world. >> i'm happy. i don't know. it's tough to explain my emotion right now. >> i thought she played the best tennis in her career. she played

she faces 43rd ranked roberta vinci. men's simi begins and novak djokovic against marin chilich the defending champion. after that, roger feder faces stan wawrinka. bring on the tennis. lauren: brit i on, everybody. we will be right back. they come into this iworld ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. ♪ >> don't forget of course we are also watching the global markets. foot -- ftse and the cac and dax to the downside. it has been a winning week for asia, europe and u.s. as well right now. the dow down 25. the s&p improving off the lows of the night, four handles to the down side. it is time for maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria." maria: headache, nicole, happy friday to you, thanks so much. hi, everybody, good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday september 11th. with me "barron's" online editor jack otter, fox b

i hope without playing serena williams who lost to vince rsh yesterday, ang -- roberta vinci yesterday. thank you for joining us. "america tonight" is next. [ ♪ ] on "america tonight" an attempt to protect women from campus sex sult by strengthening the law. why would anyone do that. >> if you bring law enforcement in at an early stage and they are told there's reporting requirements, i think the officer is more likely to recommend that it go criminal, and not all cases should go criminal. >>> lori jane gliha on whether they could have been saved

the sunday night at 9 sports night live after being rain delayed yesterdayserena williams taking on roberta vinci in the us open semi-finals today serena williams just two wins away from completing the rare calendar grand slam 1st set williams going to work early.takes first set 6-2 2nd set vinci forcing serena from side to side on the baselineserena's return is too long vinci pumpedtaking it 6-4 3rd set match point for vinci again making serena work for it.then the drop shot to win. vinci with the unbeleivable upset vinci wins: 2-6, 6-4, 6-4and stuns serena williams. vinci.unseeded in the openwill face flavia pennetta in an all- italian women's u-s open final >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! ♪ 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 combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going

serena williams's hopes shattered by an unsided italian, roberta vinci -- unseeded italian roberta vincini >>> at least 107 died after a construction crane collapse p appsed on to a ground -- collapsed on to a grand mosque in mecca. millions were gathering for the handling, the annual -- hajj, the annual pilgrimage. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: the moment the crane collapsed, captured on amateur video, a clip posted online provides the idea of the chaos that followed. the construction crane toppling through the roof of the grand mosque in the holy city of mecca, killing scores of people, injuring many more. >> nobody had a clue what happened. it compared the situation, it felt like a bomb blast. you don't know what happens. in the night it was like a thunderstorm. >> reporter: for several hours scenes from inside the grand mosque showed emergency crews rushing to help victims and to clear the site of debris. >> translation: the incident happened at 5:23 p.m., due to the severe rain and wind speed as high as 83km. it caused the train to collapse, death and injuries. the crane collapsed

open champion flavia pennetta, following a victory over roberta vinci in the final. she was the oldest maiden grand slam finalist in the open era and following her victory announced her retirement from the game. >> reporter: these women have been friends since childhood. italians flavia pennetta and roberta vinci had been doubles partners and roommates. now they were opponents in the biggest moment of their career. both defied the odds and swept aside the top two seeds. right from the start of the contest it was clear that this was not going to be easy. a tie break decided the first set. flavia pennetta taking it 7-6. she built up momentum in the second winning major titles. the 338-year-old ensured a place in the tennis history backs as the eldest first time grand slam champion. she celebrated the treatment. >> before i start this tournament, like a month ago, i was - i made the biggest decision of my life, and this is the way i would like to say goodbye to tennis. this one was my last match in the us open, and i couldn't think to finish in a better way. >> italy's

open after a stunning upset over roberta vinci taking on flavia pennpenn. vinci in the far court, looking good. no chance for pennetta there. double set point. vinci's return into the net. pennetta six the first set 7-6. wild point here in the second, back and forth. pennetta tries to fool vinci. not going to do there. the dream slipping away for vinci. championship point for pennetta, a little back and forth, pennetta done playing it around, flavia pen nate that wins her first grand slam career title. after the match, that's it. she's retiring. why not on top with a grand slam title. >> that's the way to go out, on top, on your own terms. >> that's the news for now. nightly news will come up next. we'll see you for news 4 at 11. we'll see you later tonight. have a good one everybody. >>> on this saturday night, firefight. the intense battle as thousands of homes are threatened by a massively growing wildfire. we're on the front lines. >> city on edge. living in fear in phoenix as authorities hunt for the shooters firing at cars on a freeway. >>> to the str

the women's final, roberta vinci going against her country woman, flavia pin nettie. they were giant killers here taking down the number one and two seeds. for ticket prices, not having serena has hurt. tickets selling about $1400 for yesterday's match now going for less than half of that. >> thanks for that report. we will talk about it, too. chairman steele, for our viewers who are not tennis fans, this is like james gilmore taking out jeb bush. this is not supposed to happen. >> or you can look at it, buster douglas taking out mike tyson, the idea that -- i think it was mentioned in the piece, serena had a big week. she went through some tough matches, particularly with her sister. there was a lot of focus in that. i think she looked past this one, she let her guard down enough for vinci to come in and go, gotcha. >> and the italian prime minister flying in for this all all-italian match. >> great for the italians. i'm not sure it's so great for tennis, at least tennis in america. serena was our darling. we were just finishing the mclaughlin when serena lost. i gas

serena williams will place roberta vinci in the finals. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, for the latest news head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a good night. after spending the holiday weekend in gaol. rowan county kentucky court walked out of the lock up. a federal judge put her there for refusing to give marriage licences to same sex couples. davis's lawyers are looking for a compromise allowing her office to issue licences and do it without her authorisation. whose rule is law?

and roberta vinci does what many thought she couldn't do, defeat serena williams. serena's bid for the slam comes to an end. vin chain epic upset and epic interview. >> when you woke up this morning -- >> yeah. >> -- what gave you the belief that this moment was possible? >> no. [ laughter ] really. you know, then i won. today is my day. sorry, guys. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> it was nice to see the crowd cheering. >> yeah. she deserved it. that is the best philosophy. don't think, just run. by the way, the nats, marlins, play tonight. still supporting them. and alex ovechkin engaged. >> what? >> yeah. >> good for him. >> he will have reason to be more focus this hockey season. >> entertainment reporter. >> place the game, too. >> oh, my goodness it is true. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. "nbc nightly news" coming up next. >>> tonight, person of interest. police questioning a man in connection with the rash of random highway shootings after yet another car is struck by a bullet. >>> without warning. scores of people killed when a giant crane comes crashing

roberta vinci hold off what may be the greatest upset. upset,led off an williams is trying to win all four majors in a calendar seasons and become the first since theo that previous victor. joe: $20 oil? ing?the all clear show the iea is looking at a balanced market in 2016. alix: here is the one chart that tells the opposing views. you're going to be looking at the iaea non-opec supply chart. mexico, brazil, russia, canada and the u.s.. aboutay we won't drop by 500,000 barrels a day next year. and that that will balance the market. goldman sachs that we have to fall yet another 585,000 barrels in the u.s. alone and another 220 thousand barrels for countries like brazil, canada, and the gulf of mexico. to shutre oil is needed in supply according to goldman sachs than what the iea said. this is why no one can figure out what is happening in the joe: oil market. joe: goldman's call sounds familiar. citigroup already made this call a wild back. alix: they are now in the 30's. but the reason why goldman says it could be 20 is because as we ke

it's all over the internet, roberta vinci talking to reporters. they asked her hey, did you expect to win? she said no. in fact, she made flight arrangements to go back to italy tomorrow. she knew she was not going to win. so no serena slam for serena williams. >> i bet she has to find a room. >> well, she's got to play in the final tomorrow. >> serena is still a champion. she is still the bomb. she is still the best. that's it for us. bye. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> axelrod: ben carson, surging in the polls and calling out protesters in ferguson, missouri. >> reporter: you think there's an undercurrent of bullying in black lives matter? >> sure, absolutely. >> axelrod: also tonight, major news on treating high blood pressure. just-released video shows police taking down a former tennis star in a case of mistaken identity. a shocker at the u.s. open. no grand slam for serena. >> today is my day. sorry, guys. >> axelrod: and steve hartm

playing serena williams who lost to vince rsh yesterday, ang -- roberta vinci yesterday. thank you for joining us. "america tonight" is next. [ ♪ ] on "america tonight" an attempt to protect women from campus sex sult by strengthening the law. why would anyone do that. >> if you bring law enforcement in at an early stage and they are told there's reporting requirements, i think the officer is more likely to recommend that it go criminal, and not all cases should go criminal. >>> lori jane gliha on whether they could have been saved >>> also ahead - a cold war thaw and how it froze out cubans seeking a new life in the u.s. >> the problem is there's no procedure. there doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason especially not there, what will happen for people left behind. >> a community of medical professionals, and a bitter prescription for their future >>> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen, a new wave of migration headed to the united states. it might seem counterintuitive that after the thaw in cold war relations, in havana and washington, a flood of cuba migrants c

serena williams will place roberta vinci in the finals. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, for the latest news head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a good night. after spending the holiday weekend in gaol. rowan county kentucky court walked out of the lock up. a federal judge put her there for refusing to give marriage licences to same sex couples. davis's lawyers are looking for a compromise allowing her office to issue licences and do it without her authorisation. whose rule is law? it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. the federal judge who gaoled rowan county clerk offered to release her if she would allow the employees to issue licences with same sex couples to go ahead and do it. she refused, spending six days in gaol. by now, most of the couples brought a suit against davis have gotten the licences to marry. the u.s. district court judge who sent her to prison ordered davis released today. she walked out of gaol to, a flag-waving rally of supporters, inclu

vinci. >> larry: serena lost, dammit! (audience reacts) all right, this has been "black tennis roundup." (cheers and applause) oh, wait... sorry? there is more black tennis news! you've got to be effing kidding me. guys, we never have black tennis news plural! okay, who else lost? >> tennis star james blake is outside a hotel texting when suddenly a plain-clothes police officer approaches him and tackles him to the ground. (audience reacts) >> larry: wait, how did this get into black tennis news? this is just black news. it's not even exciting black news. (yawn) this happens all the time. (laughter) sorry, james blake. although i do have to give you kudos, j.b. this is the first time in the history of "black tennis roundup" that a black tennis player got "rount" up. (laughter) pretty good. pretty good. but that's not the only reason this blake story stood out. >> police had this photograph of a man believed to be involved in the credit card fraud ring when they took down blake. that man, who commissioner bill bratton said

but roberta vinci, a 32-year-old from italy ranked just 43 in the world, had other plans. >> i don't want to talk about how disappointing it is for me. if you have any other questions i'm open for that. >> reporter: williams wouldn't say the pressure got to her. >> i told you guys i don't feel pressure, i've never felt pressure. and i think -- i don't know. i've never felt that pressure to win here. i think she played literally out of her mind. >> reporter: vinci has never won a set in the four times they've played. >> it's amazing. it's like a dream. >> reporter: for williams it was an exhausting week. she battled her sister venus on tuesday. after that match she admitted to being tired. >> i have to wake up early to practice, and i don't want to answer any of these questions and you guys keep asking me the same questions. it's not really -- you're not making it super enjoyable. >> reporter: for the crowds inside and outside arthur ashe stadium today every point seemed to come with heart palpitations. the end brought mostly heartache. >> i'm really disappointed. i felt like it was h

she lost in the semis to roberta vinci. >> she was so close. >> she was tired, late night interview last night. she was cranky. >> it was hot. >> it was hot. hot everywhere but we are cooling here. the temperatures are coming down of the here's a look at the seven-day forecast -- the temperatures are coming down. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. 80s next week. >>> that's it for the kpix 5 news at noon. see you monday morning. ♪ [ indistinct conversations ] >> ivy: [ exhales deeply ] >> nicole: so wyatt said that we need to organize all the shoes, looks, and accessories. >> charlotte: already did it. and everything's all hung up in order. >> nicole: great. >> kristina: and hair and makeup are on their way for touch-ups. >> zende: all right. i'd say the interns are on point today. i think we're ready for the shoot. let's do it. >> nicole: question is, is anyone else? >> ivy: well, i just hope steffy and liam haven't forgotten. >> wyatt: this is your first photo shoot as the new face of forrester. this -- this -- you think the president and her v.p. are gonna miss this? >> ivy: we

but unranked roberta vinci had other ideas. tied a set apiece when vinci comes up with a great drop shot. channels her inner allen iverson, cups her ear and says yeah, pump it up for me, right? on to match point. coming up with another drop shot. this time for the victory. vinci with a stunning upset 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. afterwards, you might wonder if serena was feeling the pressure. >> i told you guys i don't feel pressure. i never feel pressure. i think i don't know, i never felt that pressure to win here. >> when you woke up this morning, what gave you the belief that this moment was possible? >> no. >> she's not kidding. she actually booked a flight back to italy tomorrow night. i'm sure she's happy to pay that change fee. >>> to the eagles, we are a few days away from the season opener monday night in atlanta. vinnie logan apparently preparing for a career behind the camera. the offseason change for the eagles, the team shook up its front office and traded lesean mccoy. today, jeffrey lurie was asked if this team can be great.

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she was run ragged by roberta vinci. here is the match point and here is a drop shot. called the biggest upset in women's tennis. 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. unbelievable. >> what gave you the belief that this moment was possible? >> when i wake up i said okay, i have a semifinal today. try to enjoy. don't think about serena. play. enjoy. enjoy. but i did not expect i would win. >> we will get out of here with the bears. boulder, colorado. home of michael james. trying to hang onto the last day of summer. a hammock. they take in 25,000 calories a day to stock up for winter hibernation. hibernation. we will be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >> come on! come on! ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: thank you very much. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause )

and roberta vinci trading shots. pennetta won and immediately announced her retirement. >>> to soccer, chris wondolowsi and the earthquakes playing host to seattle. we are in the 82 minute. san jose san jose up 1-0. sounders score on the rebound. and shot the game ending in a 1- 1 draw. >>> and out of boxing, floyd mayweather jr. facing andre berto in what he claims is his last fight. yeah right. his first fight since may. berto is no match for mayweather. if this is his final fight, mayweather would end his career 49-0. note, the 49. i don't know how many of these guys were cup cakes but still, ,, ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet an

after serena williams' loss to unseeded roberta vinci in the u.s. open the twitter universe had an unlikely culprit, drake. the rapper was at the match cheering on william as she began her final leg in her quest to become the sixth player in history to win all four grand slams in a calendar year. could drake be the culprit in serena's shocking loss? the rapper has come to the infamous and has a reputation among sporting's hall of fame. 2014 chatter about drake's jinx was the strongest when the kentucky wildcats, the nba's miami heat and toronto raptors lost the championship. the rapper was a long time supporter of all three teams. that does it for me and "way too early." stay with us. much more on "morning joe" moments away. how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology d

she was run ragged by roberta vinci. here is the match point and here is a drop shot. called the biggest upset in women's tennis. 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. unbelievable. >> what gave you the belief that this moment was possible? >> when i wake up i said okay, i have a semifinal today. try to enjoy. don't think about serena. play. enjoy. enjoy. but i did not expect i would win. >> we will get out of here with the bears. boulder, colorado. home of michael james. trying to hang onto the last day of summer. a hammock. they take in 25,000 calories a day to stock up for winter ,,,, ,,,, foand millions moremericans lwho feel its effects.s, let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. are you having trouble sleeping? do you toss and turn at night? do you wake up feeling tired and with a stiff neck? your pillow could be the problem. if you want a better night's sleep then you need to try the incredible miracle bamboo pillow! you want to wake up well rested and energized this pillow will give you what you need and

the spoiler, 32-year-old roberta vinci playing in her first-ever grand slam semi. she won in 3 sets. and then she apologized to the new york crowd. vinci was a 300-1 long shot to beat williams. she will now play flavia pennetta in the first-ever all italian u.s. open final. >> asked her if she woke up this morning thinking she could win this? >> no. >>> sacramento pulls out all the stops for some hometown heroes. hugs all around for the childhood friends who stopped a train terror attack. their messages to the thousands who came to say thanks. >> and rush hour relief. why bart riders around the bay area will have an easier commute come mon,,,,,,,, [female announcer] through sunday, during sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. but mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. >>> they promised a parade fit for a king. today the city of sacramento made good. thousands of people lining the streets to welcome home three loc

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the one that everybody was talking about was roberta vinci's lead of serena williams. this is in the list of all-time top sports upsets. bloomberg sports is with us. i have to tell you, the postmatch interview with roberta vinci was one of the greatest things i have ever seen. no one was more surprised than her. >> the first thing out of her mouth was i'm sorry. they asked her for how she felt and she apologized to the fans. a lot of people there were on serena's side. she wanted to ride the coattails of tennis history. whatif you scratched out serena cost tennis by unfortunately losing? >> i'm not sure how much this hurts her bottom line or tennis. it's nice to see history made. for serena, she is the best women's tennis player currently. probably the greatest ever. she may when the australian open. >> we have a lot of fun with football. tom: we have a lot of fun with mohamed el-erian. is a giant new york jets fan. bill gross loves the 49ers. they are below last place, right? michael: the 49ers are going three transition. tom: what did you learn yesterday besides the