i know allen martin was down there covering it. he's been watching what is going on in san bernardino since it happened at 10:30 this morning. you're looking at live pictures of students holding hands, being taken out of that elementary school where a shooter opened fire earlier this morning. and obviously some of these kids not necessarily those that you're looking at but some kids at the school did see this happen. it was apparently a teacher who was shot. we don't know if it was a man or woman. but we have two adults who have died, presumably one of them is the shooter and two children that have been injured. >> and the san bernardino police chief is tweeting out saying the threat is down. two adults deceased in the school and two students sent to the hospital. but at least for now we know the threat is down. >> and again we will have live reports for you this evening. 3:certainly a sad situation especially when you think about the community of san bernardino they have already endured a mass shooting. certainly disturbing news.

kpix 5's allen martin on the sneaky tactic.. to plant tiny nto electronic >>> tonight intelligence sources say terrorists are developing a bomb that could be carried onto a plane undetected, kpix5's old old -- >> terrorist groups such as al- qaeda and isis have been perfecting a bomb small enough to fit in a laptop computer to get past airport scanners. they've been testing the new bomb on airport scanners they've obtained. this concern prompted the u.s. and uk to ban laptops and other large personal electronics from carry-on luggage from flights from certain designated countries. last year a laptop bomb blew a hole in the side of a somali airliner. the plane did land safely. the department of homeland securit says terrorist groups continue to target commercial aviation to include smuggling explosive devices. some supporting intelligence was obtained in the january raid in yemen that killed navy seal ryan owens. allen martin, kpix5. >>> starting tomorrow california smokers will have to pay more to light up. a new $2 cigarette ta

allen martin reports it has to do with some problematic payments he pocketed from russia. >> reporter: michael flynn is now at the center of five investigations into his ties with russia. the inspector general of the defense department opened the latest probe. the question: did michael flynn take money from a foreign government without the required approval before he joined the trump administration?>> we have no evidence, not a shred that he disclosed his payment. >> reporter: flynn received nearly $400,000 to speak in moscow in 2015. new documents obtained by the house oversight committee revealed the defense intelligence agency or dia warned him in 2014 about accepting foreign payments. >> the pentagon's warning to general flynn was bold, italicized, and could not have been clearer. >> reporter: the trump administration blamed the obama administration for flynn's security clearance. >> all of that clients was made during the obama administration and apparently with knowledge of the trip. >> reporter: wigle finds attorney insists flynn gave documents to the dia and briefed the agency

allen martin, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:38. a massive payout expected for a man who was beaten in an alley by two bay area deputies. >> plus, customers of some pricy bay area restaurants aren't actually getting what they ordered. our investigation is straight ahead. ,, officers were rushed to the hosptial after a crash involving two patrol cars... the officers were responding to >>> three san francisco police officers were rushed to the hospital after a crash involving two patrol cars. the officers were responding to a call around 11 p.m. when they hit at 15th and mission. both had lights and sirens on. all three officers are expected to be okay. >>> a suspect beaten in an alley by a pair of alameda county deputies will receive a payout. it started with a stolen-car chase in castro valley and ended when they finally caught up with the man in san francisco. a surveillance camera eight nearby business captured the -- at a nearby business captured the end of the 2015 chase. deputies tackled and beat stanislaus petrov and beat him.

allen martin, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:43. the public outcry over united airlines passenger who was violently dragged off a plane is prompting some big changes. >> plus, an incredible scene as an entire hillside suddenly comes crashing down on to a stretch of highway 101. ,,,,,,,,,,,, the company says it will no longer require passengers on a plane to give up their seats ily - unless s >>> united airlines is changing its ways on customer service. it will no longer require passengers on a plane to give up their seats involuntary unless safety or security is in doubt. it is increasing compensation for passengers denied boarding to $10,000. and it will now limit the use of law enforcement. the changes come more than two weeks after this man was forcefully removed from a united flight. >>> an oakland woman was already reeling from the death of her father when a thief took all the photos she had left of him. kpix 5's christin ayers reports. >> he waved and then died. >> reporter: days ago hillary wallace said good-bye to her father

kpix's allen martin has the latest in this free speech showdown. the university now says... >> reporter: the university now says college republicans signed the contract for coulter to speak before consulting campus officials or obtaining a security review. coulter was supposed to speak this coming thursday. cal canceled the event on security concerns. cal offered to move the event to may 2nd. college republicans were upset because school is not in session that week. college republicans gave burkley until 5:00 p.m. toy to move the event unl next thursday. cal is refusing to back down. the lawyer for the college republican says holding the event with in classes on campus is a violation of constitutional rights. >> they jerk students around. they pose a number of restrictions. when we agree it was like lucy with a football. there is very little good faith left here. i'm afraid the university is leaving me and my clients no chose to seek relief in the courts. >> reporter: cal responded to the lawsuit minutes before 5:00 p.m. it said it scrapped all pla

allen martin, kpix 5. >> jeff lost his wife to one cancer when eric and his trend -- twin brother were eight years old that's when jeff started the foundation. >> eric's twin plays baseball for the royals. he has pledged that any bonus he gets will be donated to the family foundation.>> you can low -- nominate your own local hero at www.cbssf.com/hero. we will be right back. >>> kpix 5 mobile weather lab powered by toyota. test drive one of our award- winning vehicles. toyota, let's go places. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> that's it for kpix 5 2 news at noon. national make your lunch count day. >> hopefully, you are all doing that at home today. thank you for joining us today. >> next kpix 5 news at 5:00. ♪ >> shirley: let's go! hustle, hustle! come on! come on! ♪ >> sally: okay, troops! come on. gather 'round. all right. later today, this place will be packed. i want everyone to be especially nice to the press. you know -- the people that hold spectra's fate in their hands. i want every guest to feel like they are being catered to. >> saul: oh, no. if coco sees those designs before they hit

allen martin, kpix 5 some san francisco artists are suddenly homeless after being kicked out of the bernalghts warehouse that they lived in for years. the converted space known as the sunspot is not zoned for residential units. sheriff's deputies showed up at noon today and they changed the locks and then get tenants the rest of the afternoon to pack up and get out of the unlawful living space. it is one of the first court ordered warehouse evictions since the deadly oakland ghost ship fire. tenants and housing advocates worry it will set the stage for more. >> for me, it was a stable place to call home that i was able to afford and work in my profession. i am really sad to see it go.>> be owner plans to build condos on the site but the tenants are still trying to fight the eviction through the court in the rent board. >>> president donald trump nears his 100th day in office. a new poll is out tonight showing his approval ratings have hit a new low. 41%. that is lower than any president at this point dating back to jimmy carter. the president is seeking a bit of revenge against the judges

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix5's andria borba is in napa with new cell phone video of the moment gunfire broke out. [ sound of gunfire ] >> holy [bleep] >> reporter: this is cell phone video of what turned into a rolling shoot-out between a man and police officers in a west napa neighborhood. it began with a report of two gunshots, possibly from a fight between neighbors on bueno drive. >> you could hear at least 20 to 30 shots. >> reporter: and this is what it sounded like. [ sound of gunfire ] >> holy [bleep]. >> reporter: napa pd said their officers began to set up a perimeter putting a nearby elementary school on lock down. >> as they were set up, the suspect backed out of the driveway or the garage. as he was leaving the area in his car, he began to shoot at the police officer. >> reporter: officers returned the gunfire. this is how it ended with a single vehicle into a tree. a suspect dead inside, his body laying on the horn for an hour. as you can see from chopper 5, the scene stretched for several blo

. >> i'm allen martin. >> reporter: tonight allurer for urojas community service -- a lawyer for urojas community services, a nonprofit that was the center of a fatal oakland fire last week, floated its own theory on how the blaze began. >> i believe it was suspicious. i was surprised when i found out the building was on fire monday morning because again, you consider all the circumstances, it just seems suspicious to me. >> reporter: attorney james cook said the landlord was on the verge of trying to force a mass eviction, but the finding so far suggests a candle sparked the fire in a unit written sectors had ordered a debit -- -- where inspectors had ordered a tenant to quit using annex tension cord in an unsafe way. the shelter is now permanently closed and some people who lived here are wondering if they'll be lift in a lurch. >> we just want a roof over our head. >> reporter: last night kimberly usher and her two sons were the lone family left at the shelter. her sons keep asking her the same question. >> where are we going to go? where are we going to live? that's like a heard que

. >> i'm allen martin. cbs5's christin ayers is in the oakland hills tonight to show us the damage. >> reporter: tonight a handful of homes like this one are red tagged deemed unlivable off mounds of mud came barreling down the hillside behind them. >> you can feel it actually pushing this door. >> reporter: 6 inches of mud piling up in her backyard, barbara stone watched the slide happen last night. >> it came running down just really running down our hill and took out benches and oh, man, things along the way. >> reporter: the mud is 2 feet high at diane henderson's home and oozed inside her house overnight. >> it's not livable because there's mud all through the back bedroom. >> reporter: sky drone 5 shows the extent of the damage on banning drive and montclair from above. six homes were evacuated. three took a direct hit from the mud after part of aiken drive collapsed last night bringing down a chunk of road with it. tonight this portion of road where the mudslide started is blocked off. you can see th

allen martin, kpix 5. >>> the california congressman at the center of a political battle is back on his home turf and feeling the heat from hundreds of people in his own district! congressman devin nunes has become one of the most talked about lawmakers in washington for his role in the russia probe. >> so when he came to talk about water in fresno today it was not a warm welcome. kpix 5's melissa caen traveled to fresno and spoke with protestors who came out to give nunes an earful. melissa. >> reporter: yeah. here at this banquets devin nunes was scheduled to speak at 1:00 p.m. today. instead, he spoke at noon and then left by a side door and bypassed hundreds of constituents who came out to protest what they claim is a cozy and protective relationship with the trump administration and also his refusal to hold town hall meetings with them. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's not something you normally hear in fresno. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the russian national anthem. protestors' way of greeting congressman devin nunes. [ yelling ] >> reporter: he spoke at the annual meeting of the agricult

kpix 5's allen martin has more on what sessions said. >> reporter: liz, it was during a radio interview sessions criticized the judge in hawaii who blocked the president's travel ban. >> i really am amazed at a judge sitting on an island in the pacific to issue an order that stops the president of the united states from what appears to be clearly his statuter to and constitutional powers. >> hawaii's two u.s. senators fired back. one said: and we won't succumb to your dog whistle politics." senator brian schatz tweeted: "mr. attorney general: you voted for that judge. and that island is called oahu. it's my home. have some respect." sessions had this to say: "no i wasn't criticizing the judge or the island. i think it's a fabulous place ... had a granddaughter born there. but i got to tel t is a point worth making that a single sitting district judge, out of 600, 700 district judges, can issue an order stopping a presidential executive order that >> attorney general jeff sessions said -- >> no, i wasn't criticizing the judge or the island. i think it's a fabulous place and had a grandda

i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. dozens of syrian crews missiles were fired in retaliation for the deadly chemical attack. cbs reporter weigia jiang is in west palm beach tonight. >> reporter: the surprising strike marks president trump's most dramatic military order since taking office and a major shift from the campaign trail when he insisted the u.s. should stay out of syria, but the president was clearly moved by the country's chemical attack, especially by the loss of innocent lives. president trump took his first military action in syria launching some 60 cruise missiles at an airfield. the president gave the order to strike after the regime unleashed a nerve gas attack on its own people this week killing more than 80 civilians. >> even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack. >> reporter: the cruise missiles were launched from two u.s. carriers in the eastern mediterranean. cruise missiles are unmanned aircraft. they carry a 1,000-pound warhead and fly close to the ground below enem

. >> allen martin is here now with more on the deal. >> ken, liz, the republican-led congress approved a temporary measure that's called a continuing resolution. that funds the federal government for another week. but it gives lawmakers another week to work out a longer term spending package that would last through september. and the vote spares president trump and his party the embarrassments of having a shutdown tomorrow on his 100th day in office. separately the president moved to expand drilling off the coast of california. his executive order seeks to undo a plan from the obama administration that blocks new drilling leases off california and alaska through 2022. mr. trump says his order will make american energy secure. cbs news political director john dickerson told me the issue is likely headed to court. >> he is asked his interior secretary to look at the issue so there's only i think so much that he can do but yes, i'm sure it will be fought in the courts and this will as much of his administration's plans will be fought in the court just as republicans fought president obama

. >> i'm allen martin.om the overnight storm and we have a team of reporters tracking damage but we begin with the clean-up on the bay. strong winds caused the barge to capsize just south of yerba buena island nearby the transbay tube. it's usually moored at the island for maintenance on the under water bart tunnel. kpix 5's da lin monitoring the situation from yerba buena island. >> reporter: allen, within the last hour, the coast guard has removed the yellow containment boom that was supposed to surround the oil spill site. we're trying to find out from the coast guard as to why. but we believe weather has a big part to do with it. it has gotten really windy out here and also it is raining as we speak. two major concerns right now. one, it is believed that the oil is still leaking from the submerged barge. two, there are also concerns that the barge can damage bart's transbay tube. the coast guard says the large crane barge capsized around 12:30 this morning. they believe it was carrying 4,000 gallons of

kpix5's allen martin has the latest in this free speech showdown. >> the university now says college republicans signed the contract for coulter to speak before consulting campus officials or obtaining a security review. coulter was supposed to speak this coming thursday, but cal canceled the event over security concerns. cal offered to move the event to may 2nd, but college republicans were upset because school is not in session that week. in response college republicans gave uc berkeley until 5 p.m. today to move the event back to next thursday. cal says it's refusing to back down. the lawyer for the college republicans says holding the event with no classes on campus is a violation of constitutional rights. >> they jerk these students around. first they impose a number of restrictions and then when we agree to the restrictions, they said oopsy. it was like lucy with the football. there's very little good faith left here. i'm afraid the university is leaving me and my client with no choice but to seek relief in the courts from their illegal denial of the students' free speech right

. >> i'm allen martin.finally moving forward with one of the biggest developments in the east bay in years. kpix 5's da lin live at the old mervyns store that will soon be the site of luxury apartments and retail but first, they had to clear out the squatter. da. >> reporter: that's right, allen. workers say at one point up to 80 homeless were living here. the city says this new housing development will be the biggest here in the city in years. for the last decade, the old vacant mervyns building greeted people entering downtown hayward. but this eyesore will soon turn into the city's new crown jewel. >> very excited to see this chain-link fencing come down and see a vibrant new apartment complex and retail center. >> reporter: the city council this week gave a developer permission to start construction. it will be called lincoln landing. close to 500 market rate apartments and 80,000 square feet of commercial space. all of this about 6 blocks away from a bart station. >> it does not make a good first impre

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica de la cruz.in sacramento. a vote could change how much you pay to register your vehicle and fill up your gas tank. this is a live look at the debate that just started in the state senate a few minutes ago. the a more of the bill just made a plea -- the author of the bill just made a plea to pass the measure. melissa caen reports. it looks like the vote is going to come down to the wire. >> reporter: now, like you said, liz, they have already started debating. they have been in there talking about this for about 20 minutes. this is a gas tax package that would raise the taxes 12 cents a gallon. that's in addition to what we already pay. and it would create a vehicle license fee of about $50 on average although that's going to vary depending on the value of the car and also a $100 fee on fuel-efficient vehicles and electric vehicles. now, this is all supposed to yield about $5 billion a year to fix roads and remember two things. this is -- there is no sunset in this bill. this is a forever tax as i

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.dered one of the greatest nfl players of all time but right now a prized football belonging to 49ers legend jerry rice is in the hands of a thief who snatched it at a charity event. only on "5," our juliette goodrich is live in milpitas with the latest. >> reporter: that surveillance video is clear. it was taken inside the place in milpitas where this charity event took place to raise money for orphans in china. many generous donors turned out and apparently so did the thief who stole jerry rice's autographed football. jerry rice famous for his winning catches was auctioning off one of his autographed footballs at the prince of peace children's home charity event. >> going once, going twice ... and it's gone. >> reporter: an event to raise money for children with special needs living in an orphanage in china. the winning bid $3,500 going to amy fu visiting from china and very involved with the orphanage. [ non-english language ] >> to her, this football is a football of love. it's so m

. >> i'm allen martin.p story that rough ride at the connector between highways 85 and 101 in south san jose. len ramirez took a test drive and saw caltrans taking action. >> reporter: they call it a flyover ramp but you're not supposed to actually get airborne. but that's what's happening on the highway 85 connector to 101 in south san jose. >> you feel like you lift off your chair a little bit. >> reporter: that in both directions and on a curve. >> i have to hold my dog sometimes because i'm afraid she is going to pop right out the window sometimes. >> reporter: this video was recorded at the speed limit. notice the car in front when it hits the dip. the wheels don't lift off but look at the daylight under the body. >> me and my managers joked the other day that one of these days, we're going to fly off the road because of that dip right there. >> reporter: regular drivers on this stretch of highway between morgan hill and gilroy say that this has always been there. >> when they built it, they didn't com

. >> i'm allen martin.rolling gun battle broke out at the intersection of linda vista avenue and bueno avenue in west napa. let's get right out to kpix 5's andria borba, live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: allen, take a look behind me. four hours later, this scene still incredibly active out here in napa at the corner of linda vista and west pueblo. about 2 p.m., 911 dispatchers received calls about shots fired on bueno avenue. as officers were setting up the perimeter they say a suspect drove out of a garage and fired at officers. that's when a hail of gunfire began in the west napa neighborhood. >> i was standing over here and i heard 30, 40 shots. i walked around here and all these cops are just coming in. >> the subject backed out of either the driveway or the garage, as he was leaving the area in his car, he began to shoot at the police officers. >> from the vehicle. >> from the vehicle. other officers in the area returned gunfire and the subject was -- his car crashed into a tree and he is

. >> i'm allen martin.gin with a live look from chopper 5 above berkeley, protests stretching into the early evening. we have seen shouting, flag waving, but just a few arrests. most have been protesting the cancellation of a speech by conservative commentator ann coulter. we have a series of reports on the protests and the police preparations. let's begin with joe vazquez at civic center park. >> reporter: well, to be clear, it has been an all-day demonstration. but no violence at all and no hint of violence. you see behind me what you see right here is a group of people collected on the sidewalk on each side of the street. right here next to civic center park. now this all day demonstration mostly filled with folks who support ann coulter. they said even though she couldn't come, they were going to speak on her behalf. so folks who support ann coulter and donald trump showed up in large numbers, 500 people. most of them have left. there's a group of counter- protestors on the other side of the street. the

. >> i'm allen martin.:00, it was supposed to be a trip to celebrate a father's life but it's ruined by a crime that's too common in san francisco. kpix 5's susie steimle at fisherman's wharf with the family's heartbreaking story and the new push to protect tourists. susie. >> reporter: well, allen, there are about 70 car break-ins on average every day in the city of san francisco. inside this parking garage yesterday, mary and julia wilkinson were victims of one of them. they are visiting from north carolina and they are hoping their outside perspective will pressure law enforcement to make this common crime less so. >> i just want him back. >> reporter: mary wilkinson brought her daughter julia with her to san francisco to memorialize her husband joe, who died suddenly from a heart attack eight months ago. instead, they are begging police to take action and find his stolen ashes. >> i should be in redwood national park memorializing my husband and spreading his ashes. >> reporter: mary says her husband jo

. >> i'm allen martin.ley just west of downtown and civic center park. the streets affected are mckinley, alston, the 1800 block of bancroft, and grant. kpix 5's christin ayers is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: berkeley police confirming just moments ago that they are in fact looking for a man with a gun in this neighborhood. you can see a heavy police presence out here this evening. police are asking people in this area to stay inside their homes and apartments while this search is under way. if they are outside to please go indoors. the "shelter in place" is as you said in effect for the 1800 blocks of alton and bancroft and the 2200 blocks of grant and mckinley. from chopper 5, we have seen heavily armed police some with k-9s going through people's backyards, some officers also spotted patrolling rooftops. berkeley high school is actually pretty close to this area. but authorities say right now the school is not affected. police don't know who the suspect is and haven't identified him. t

. >> i'm allen martin.says yes it's committed to free speech but no coulter cannot speak. it's the second time in two weeks that cal has taken action against the conservative speaker. kpix 5's susie steimle has more on how ann coulter is firing back. >> reporter: allen, today ann coulter said if berkeley wants free speech, it can have it. she is planning on coming here next thursday. but if she is prevented from speaking she will be the third conservative to be prevented from speaking on cal campus this year. >> i don't think berkeley wants to be known for the campus that's too afraid to take a stand. it's a poor freedom of speech. >> you can't exercise your first amendment rights if the police can't provide the sort of security that allows the event to happen. >> reporter: students and staff on uc-berkeley's campus are at odds yet again about a conservative speaker coming to campus. when milo yiannopoulos came in february, things got violent. a weekend protest spurred riots. next thursday the university wa

good evening, i'm ken bastida in for allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. city council is discussing a pair of tough new rental protection proposals as we speak. kpix 5's maria medina is there for us. maria, any indication at this point of how this vote is going to go? >> reporter: you know, a lot of people are pretty optimistic. the city council is expected to vote on it sometime tonight. but for more than an hour now, they have been listening to a line of people one by one people sharing their stories of the eviction and living in fear. >> i want them to know that this could happen to anyone. it could be their son, daughter, grandmother. >> reporter: jason reyes is here tonight to share his story with council members. >> landlord gave us a 30-day notice after many years of tenancy. just to double the rent and rent it out to someone else. >> reporter: kicked out he claims for no reason. and suddenly forced to move when he couldn't afford it. >> just not right. it's just not right. >> reporter: and he is far from alone in san jose. >> every, single day i wo

. >> i'm allen martin. the feds are now firing back after criticism from the chief justice.lear in sacramento on monday. >> asking them to refrain from making immigration arrests in our california state courthouses. [ applause ] >> reporter: in a letter obtained by cbs news, dated wednesday, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelly take issue with the chief justice's previous use of the term stalking saying, it has a specific legal meaning in american law which describes criminal active. they defended the arrest in courthouses saying i.c.e. does not engage in sweeps and they said courthouses are safer for agents because visitors are screened to search for weapons. a law professor says this now very public battle is unprecedented. >> and i think it's unfortunate that the attorney general responded in a hostile way an aggressive way rather than acknowledging the potential concerns and, and, and -- and i think the reasonable concerns that the chief justice of california expressed to the attorney general. >> reporter: also today, san francis

. >> i am allen martin.ouple of hours we learned one organization is pulling out of the coulter event over safety concerns. kpix 5 melissa caen is live in berkeley where the speech is expected to go on on thursday. >> reporter: we are here at civic center plaza in berkeley, this has been the site of two violent eruptions in berkeley in recent months and the next is exexsected to be on thursday when ann coulter comes to the berkeley campus. today the young america foundation, a group sponsoring coulter's event issued a statement saying young america foundation will not be moving forward with an event at berkeley on april 27 due to lack of assurances for protections from forseable violence from unrestrained lefts agitators. it looks like the foundation does not want to be on the hook for whatever damage might take place on thursday. to be clear, coulter doesn't need a sponsor. she plans to speak at sprawl plaza, a special area where you don't need a permit to make a speech or a statement. while it is unpermitt

i thought allen martin was getting old. anyway, otter racing news, big, earnhardt is out. has decided to call it quits at the end of the 2017 season, the 42-year-old has 26 monster energy wins and 2 decades of winning. he said he wanted to leave the sport in good health, he won daytona twice, his father,dale, passed away, but jordan quits, stuart quits, and little junior, not good news for nascar. warriors will have time off, they may not play their next round until a week from today. that is because they swept portland last night the warriors roasted the blazers for the 4-game series sweep. kevin durant made his return, golden state scored 45 in the first half. so nasty, interim head coach mike brown nearly got caught up in the moment. >> kind of funny because andre was like right in front of me and he turned around and he was so like hyped and i think he was looking for somebody to give him five. i wanted to so bad just jump up and give him five and start dancing or something because i got excited too. i was like, you are a coach, play it cool. so i just sat there. >> re

martin gould fightback to win10—6. he'll face northern ireland's mark allen in the second round. and now for tennis news.me through his tie with gilles simon in three sets. this is his first tournament back following an elbow injury which has hampered the world number two's start to the season. after taking the first set, his french opponent hit back to win the second. djokovic was pushed all the way in the decider, with simon breaking him twice and serving for the match but the serb clung on for the win. i felt like i ifelt like i had control of the match. and then the match turned around. i started match. and then the match turned around. istarted making match. and then the match turned around. i started making unforced errors. he made less unforced errors. he made less unforced errors. usually he doesn't make too many. he was 2—3 points away from winning it. so i got myself out of that tricky situation. and that's probably the most important thing i ta ke probably the most important thing i take from today. no such luck for seventh seed jo wilfried tsonga, however. he was knocked out by his unseeded f

allen who reached the last four in 2011 is through to the second round. he beat england'sjimmy robertson 10—8, and will facejohn higgins or martin gould next. a scare against 17—year—old qualifier yan bingtao of china. the 2005 champion was 9—5 up before the teenager fought back. murphy eventually winning10—8 and will face ronnie 0'sullivan in the second round but after the match murphy tipped yan to win a world title during his career. 2015 champion stuart bingham is also through after beating another former winner peter ebdon. he was leading 5—4 coming into monday morning's session, but then ran away with the match 10—5 the final score and he'll face fellow englishman kyren wilson next. two chinese players will be battling it out on tuesday, last year's runner up ding junhui leads his first round match against zhou yuelong by seven frames to two. the world number four hit three century breaks during the morning session including this 132 in the final frame. a row between ronnie 0'sullivan, snooker‘s best known player, and the sport's governing body has been the talk of the crucible theatre. after winning his first round match on sunday th