we have lost a seed though, mark allen, the world number six but what if fightback.a realfight of it, he got to 7—9 only two full at the final hurdle. he looked out of it, we we re final hurdle. he looked out of it, we were saying he had no chance, nearly had egg over our faces because it came back to 9—7. but he's been magnificent, you shown commendable artistry but his got heart and an excellent temperament. fantastic clear thinking ability in the final stages, really evident. the whole final segment, i watched as mark came back, his patients never change, he kept the same rhythm, very composed and headed. who knows how far it can go? thank you. our who knows how far it can go? thank you. oui’ coverage who knows how far it can go? thank you. our coverage continues at seven p:m., you. our coverage continues at seven p: m. , coverage you. our coverage continues at seven p:m., coverage online. after the evening matches, all 32 players will have had a hand on the maps table. thanks to hazel and the team. let's look at more of today's stories. chelsea boss maurizio sarr

been another day of surprises at the world snooker championship in sheffield as world number six mark allenthe first round. and another of the top players — judd trump — was lucky to scrape through to round two. our team at the crucible theatre are former world champions stephen hendry, john parrott and our very own hazel irvine. another eventful day, not least because we've had for the final frame at the site or at the opening round, and it featured judgement, he had to come from three frames to go all the way for distant. certainly did, very much a work out probably not expecting it but he showed great character to come back in the match, 6-3 character to come back in the match, 6—3 down overnight could have gotten other ways, in for embark on this by him when 75, as usual, and ten final frame decider glad to get the aa is. guide said he was cut into two minds about the tactics why would that be so. about the tactics why would that be so. is probably one of the few in the circuit that plays more aggressively than jagged, so the circuit that plays more aggressively thanjagged, sol the circ

mark allen became the third seed to be knocked out of the world snooker championship in the first roundld number six from northern ireland trailed 7—2 overnight and quickly fell 9—2 behind before winning five straight frames but the world number 35 edged a scrappy frame 17 to progress. judd trump overturned a 6—3 deficit to win a thrilling final—frame decider against thepchaiya un—nooh. the thai world number 43 forced a deciding frame but a horrible miscue helped trump to a 10—9 win. the world number seven now faces ding junui in the second round. on to cycling, frenchman julian alaphilippe claimed his second successive victory in la fleche wallonne beating jakob fuglsang in an uphill sprint to the finishing line. fuglsang attacked the peloton on the last of three climbs up the mur de huy, but alaphilippe produced a strong finish to catch and pass the dane in the final metres. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. uk forecast in just a moment but first of all we are off to moz

mark allen is in action here. needs one more frame to win the match and you can follow this on the bbc sport website but that is all from us, i will be back with another update at 4:30pm. let's return to that service in belfast. the funeral of murdered journalist leera mckee has taken place at st anne's cathedral, in belfast. ms mckee was shot dead by a paramilitary group during riots in derry last thursday as she observed clashes between police and new ira dissidents. prime minister theresa may, labour leaderjeremy corbyn, irish premier leo varadkar, and president of ireland michael d higgins were among those who attended her funeral. during the service, her friend stephen lusty said her lasting legacy should be peace. he also revealed she was planning to propose to her partner and showed him pictures of the engagement ring. in those early days, lyra was fearless a nd in those early days, lyra was fearless and naive in equal measures. it gave her charm she never really lost. she rang me one day and said i'm going

mark allen is the latest seed to be knocked out of the world snooker championship by china's zhou yuelonghind before winning five straight frames, but the world number 35 edged a scrappy frame 17 to progress to the next round. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. first we are off to mozambique where the weather looks nasty. it could be another weather—related disaster, this cyclone picking up strength at the moment and making landfall through thursday afternoon. five days worth of data and you can see the big problem, want it makes la ndfall the big problem, want it makes landfall it just the big problem, want it makes landfall itjust does not move. that will cause coastal inundation. it looks like we're looking at further devastating floods, i'm afraid, for more than big. in the uk, the weather has turned cooler. wet weather has turned cooler. wet weather at the moment pushing its way through northern ireland and western scotland. we're going to see some further showers moving into southern parts of england by the end of the night. not bad start for scotla nd of the night. not bad st

and though mark weinberger's insurance company is on the hook for $250,000, weinberger says he's broke. still, the verdict is a significant first step in ken allen'sy mark weinberger under a mountain of debt. >> if you had him in front of him, what would you tell him? >> this is your just desserts, you son of a bitch. >> ken allen is a shark. when he gets a case, he is a dog with a bone. >> i receive a letter from a collection. >> what did it say? >> i love you. don't forget me or don't forget the mountain. so he search to be real with me. he was i think real with me. >> it's noteworthy that shortly after weinberger's capture in italy, his italian girlfriend began corresponding with his american ex via facebook. >> i was picturing a thin blonde girl who was maybe about 20, 25. i was 25 when i met him. that's what i had picture. >> monica is about the opposite of you. >> yes. we shared one thing in common. he lied to her and he lied to me. and i did everything i could to get him turned in, and she actually is the person that turned him in. so we had a lot in common. >> it took a few years, but michelle kramer has moved on in her life. remember how

marked crosswalk when they were hit. the suspect is identified as 27- year-old rashad allen. a $25 reward is being offered for investigation leading to his arrest. people living near the intersection say they have been complaining about it for years but the city says the area is not on its list of dangerous intersections. >> this particular intersection, no, was not on the list. unfortunately we have enough crashes throughout the city of oakland that this particular location did not have the crash history that had it in our queue for improvement. we have lots of improvements coming -- >> the city says if it decided to put a traffic light at that intersection it could take one year to get it up and running. >>> oakland police plan to crack down on side shows after this past weekend's side show that involved fires, looting and gunfires. police say more than a thousand people gathered at 42nd and international sunday night. a big rig was carjacked and looted and an ac transit bus was set on fire. police in the crowd say police were throwing rocks and bottles at them. veteran law

allen. police say he was driving the mercedes that struck and killed 6-year-old angel garcia vasquez and his mother alma vasquez as they were crossing the street in a marked crosswalk after 7:00 saturday night. the boy's 20-year-old uncle was also hit. he remains in the hospital in critical condition. >> we are actively looking for rashaad allen, mr. allen is 27 years old. our investigators have identified that he is the driver of the black mercedes that struck and killed a 6-year- old child. the mother and uncle is in critical condition. >> police say they found the mercedes abandoned after the crash. they are encouraging allen right now to turn himself in. again, there is a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest and conviction. >>> authorities of san francisco international airport say they are seeing a rising number of homeless people at the airport especially late at night. according to figures obtained by the san francisco chronicle, the number of official contacts with homeless people at the airport by police officers has nearly doubled in the last year. the paper says many of the homeless people arrive on the last b.a.r.t. train to sf

marked crosswalk when they were hit. police have identified the suspect as 27-year-old rasenoch allen. >> we are asking mr. allen to turn himself in. we are encouraging anyone in our community who may know where mr. allen's whereabouts is so our investigators can locate him. we would like our investigators would like to speak with mr. allen. >> a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the man's arrest. >>> the hit and run is a tragic example of what many neighbors in east oakland say they have been complaining about for years. they say the intersection is dangerous and they want the city to improve safety there. >> today many spoke with city officials about their concerns and our rob roth was there and joins us live from oakland. >> reporter: heather, the neighborhood is upset that it took the deaths of a young boy and his mom to draw the city's attention to an intersection they say is extremely dangerous. a sidewalk shrine continues to grow at the corner of foothill boulevard and 26th avenue. family and neighbors are devastated and angry over the deaths of 6-year-old angel garcia and h

marked crosswalk when they were hit. they have identified the suspect as a 27-year-old, reshot alan. >> where asking mr allen to turn himself in. we're encouraging anyone in the community who may know where he is, so that our investigators can locate him. we would like our investigators would like to speak with mr allen. >> a reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. and we found out how people are supporting a family that has lost two loved ones. >> reporter: a memorial is growing in memory of two lines taken too soon. he says i feel like i lost my family. part of my family. his son and wife alma vasquez were struck and killed at the intersection of foothill boulevard in oakland on saturday evening. the condition of his brother, who was walking with them at the time, hangs in the balance. his brother was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> a supersweet. >> reporter: she met her at the international community school in oakland where she came to register her oldest son, angels older brother. angel, who was 6 years old, began attending the program this year. >> got her signed up and made sure

marked crosswalk when they were hit. police say they found the car abandoned and have now identified the suspect as 27-year-old rashad allene are asking mr. allen to turn himself in. we're encouraging anyone in our community who may know where mr. allen's whereabouts is so our investigators can locate him. we would like our investigators, our investigators would like to speak with mr. allen. >> a $25,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest. and people living near that intersection say they have been complaining about it for years. >> the area of 26th and foothill has a mix of housing and small businesses, but there are no stop signs or traffic signals to slow down drivers. ktvu's rob roth tells us neighbors are pleading with the city to do something to make that area safer. hat area safer. >> reporter: a sidewalk shrine continues to go at foothill and 26th avenue. family and neighbors are devastating and angry over the deaths of 6-year-old angel garcia and his mother, 30-year-old alma vasquez. the father is heartbroken. >> i need justice for my family. >> reporter: the mother and son were cross

mark segraves shows us the problemhat could one day leave the area landlocked. >> reporter: it's been in use for generations. about 100,000 people a year use this b dock. locals like allen corn. glast winter flood from a storm destroyed the boat dock and left tons of debris scattered along the cove. today local and federal leaders celebrated the cleanup and the reopening of a new dock. but they warn it's just a telepho temporary fix. >> now the dock goeut further, it gives us more time. the natural river flow doesn't work right. >> reporter: the river doesn't flow rigng this stretch of the river because of this manmade berm that was built in the river back in the1960s. the result, the cove doesn't gee proper water flow. so the cove is drying up. >> it's reall a horrible situation. >> reporter: on his first day on the job, the newecretary of e interior expressed support for saving fletcher's cove. >> we're really trying to eliminate the maintenance backlog. >> reporter: congressman jamie raskin who took to the river today was cautiously optimistic. >> i hope that the secretary will commit to work with us to make sure that the whole area stays usable and friendly for ldli

mark the moment when the fire so spectacularly consumed the roof of the building. >> a flitting tribute. melissa, please stay with us. let's bring in our senior vatican analyst john allen and coby carp also here to join the conversation. john, i want to start with you. so often when we go to our correspondents at the vatican it's because of a conspiracy. today you have world leaders, queen elizabeth, chinese president xi jinping, a tragic event and one that's brought the world together at the same time. your thoughts today? >> well, john, you're absolutely right. i actually wrote a piece for the news site that i right "crux" this morning. the headline of which we're all parisiennes now. i have been struck, i think all of us have been, by the -- the unsolicited outpouring of first shock and horror, but then complete solidarity not only with the catholic church in france but with paris and with all of france as it struggles to come to terms with this, and what's underneath, that john, is a recognition that the cathedral of notre dame, although it is a functioning catholic church and one of the immediate questions is where the thousands of catholics who were planning to b