no. >> reporter: roberta could not agree more. >> because i remember.ber what it felt like to be in that shelter. >> reporter: that's right. before she built her multi- million-dollar company, roberta was also homeless. a teenaged mom who worked her way out of poverty and is now offering elmer a chance to make his dream come true as well. >> it sounds good to me. >> reporter: eventually, he'll serve as an adviser at the transitional house. you could end up helping a lot of kids. >> yes, that's what i want to do. >> reporter: a lost check... >> it's amazing. >> reporter: ...leads to a found purpose. >> we need that. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in new haven, connecticut. >> glor: does steve hartman get better every week? maybe. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. i'll see you on monday. have a great night and a great weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now at 6:00 a bay area woman said she was raped by a homeless man she was trying to help. >> now she says t

before she built her multimillion dollar company, roberta was also homeless.d her way out of poverty and is now offering elmer a chance to make his dream come true as well. >> it sounds good to me. >> reporter: eventually he'll serve as an adviser at the transitional house. >> you could end up helping a lot of kids. >> yes. that's what i want to do. >> reporter: a lost check -- >> it's amazing. >> reporter: -- leads to a found purpose. >> we need that. >> i know that's right. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road in new haven, connecticut. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check later for "the morning news" and, of course, "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, january 31st, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." chilled to the bone. the coldest week of the year for millions of americans is almost over, but we're still in the thick of it. how people are surviving. >>> talks with the taliban. a look at the details o

and instead she got elmer who cried when roberta offered him a reward.ppened about a year ago but the best part of the story is what happened since. she paid his frent seven months and put him through real estate school and together they're working on a real estate project. won't make him a dime but could be very rewarding. in the next year they floon build a transitional house for homeless teenagers and young adults. will provide all kinds services that people think are crucial. >> i know what it's like the be homeless. nobody deserves to live like that. >> reporter: rubrltau could not agree more. >> because i remember what it felt like to be in that shelter. >> reporter: before she built her multimillion dollar company, roberta was homeless. a teen age mom who worked her way out of poverty and giving elmer a chance to make his dream come true as well. eventually he'll serve as an advisor at the transitional house. >> reporter: you could end up helping a lot of kids. >> that's what i want to do. it's amazing. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road in ne

of the new tennis season the world number one was beaten in the semifinals of the cats are open by roberta a good joke of each other pretty frustrating night in doha against the pirates twenty four in the world the reigning us open and wimbledon champion beaten here in three sets by his spanish parlance both players building up to the first grand slam of the year that's the australian open which starts on january the fourteenth. r.c. so good will face thomas burdick in the final on saturday the czech who's been without a title since twenty six the eating its lees market checking out so in straight sets. now germany's alexanders vera of be djokovic in the title decider in november the season ending a.t.p. finals the world number four yet so win a grand slam but he's looking good in his preparations for melbourne guarded germany into the final of the hotline cuts him event despite this slip against much of the novel stray went on to win this match. and his country will take on switzerland in saturday's five. now argentinian football legend diego maradona has been admitted to hospital in poin

match before retiring in chile gave it is all coming from two sets down in a five set loss to spain's roberta robots used to goat murray has said the injury will force him to retire from tennis this year possibly as early as after this australian open. v.r.v. opening day also featured the two of the tallest players in the game this two point one one metre tall an american riley he was what was back what was literally the battle of giants of compassionate john i's know who measures two point nine meters also in the men's draw world number two rafael nadal had a little trouble against australia's james duckworth and roger federer also work on the women's side germany's. number two seed crust easily passed cruised easily past the mean is a polo to headstock the former champion maria sharapova showed no mercy against british qualifier had it starts to prove one six lost six love. you watching t w news. reminder of our top story the man of the city of good as has died after being stabbed as a fundraising event on sunday night more which was a leading figure in the country's opposition mutiny. on b

in the next week if he will undergo a second hip operation following defeat in the first round to robertad he would do everything he can to play at the australian open again but would be happy if his dramatic five set defeat was the final match of his career. andy swiss was watching. goodbye, perhaps, to a sporting great. but if this was andy murray's signing off, he did it in typically thrilling style. earlier his fans had flocked to melbourne, knowing they could be seeing the end of an extraordinary era. i'm just breaking my heart, and i have to be there to witness this event. fantastic player. the guy's brilliant. nobody has hit his level in british tennis before. it will be a real shame to see him bow out. by the time murray announced the sentimental support was deafening. could he defy the odds one more time? well, the early signs weren't encouraging. that troublesome hip was soon being giving the runaround — roberto bautista agut taking the first two sets. this was getting painful. but boldly, brilliantly, murray began to drag himself back. his mum loved it, and so did most of melbo

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chair, i will be presenting this item so as roberta has said, we have these two contracts. these contracts are for specialized training. in part a response to feedback from staff from across our organization about requests for more training in particular feedback from staff who worked directly with the public. the staff has let us know that they want more and better training and skilled -- skills and how to engage with the public particularly in difficult situation could compromise their personal safety. i want to mention that in particular 250a has been vocal about the need for training operators on xhrs service and also a requirement of the agency, and they've been vocal on training for vcos and other labor represents from stations an permits have expressed better training would support the ongoing interactions on a daily basis where sometimes they feel unsafe. and unions and staff are both interested in a training toolbox. and while there is some training that is currently out there, this contract gives us the ability to build and develop comprehensive training to envisi

[cheers and applause] >> and we have roberta hernandez from the mission. [cheers and applause] >> we have randy shaw from the tenderloin. [applause] >> we have martha ryan from homeless prenatal and joyce armstrong who is representing all public housing tenants. thank you to sherilyn adams from larkin street youth. all of the folks here today, norman fung from chinatown community development. thank you reverend fong. we have so many people who are doing such incredible work throughout san francisco. people who care about making sure that we at city hall are doing our job to make the right investments to make their jobs easier to provide the support necessary to change people's lives. that is what this is about. it is about providing a better future for san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here today, and this proposal will be in the hands of the board of supervisors, and at this point, as a mayor, i don't have a vote on the board of supervisors anymore, so i would encourage you all to reach out to your board member, and those

stephanus it's a pass followed up his upset over roger federer with another impressive display against roberta but he's a good i. i the twenty year old greek dropped just one set as he beat the spaniard to become the youngest player to reach a grand slam semifinal in more than a decade. danielle collins is also breaking new ground. she's already upset world number two. and now she's into the sameas thanks to a three star victory over and the stars of public changeover. petrak of it ever will be called in the semifinal opponent. she beat australia's ashley barty in straight sets to get there. the czech is a two time grand slam champion but has never made it to your straight you know can final she now has the chance to do so so we'll malick al-jazeera that's it for me back to barbara santa thank you the nominations are out for this year's oscars but one film up for a top prize of the academy awards could test whether hollywood is ready to accept film streaming services that really has all the details. the impact of netflix on the film industry has been debated for years but two thousand and nine

before retiring he truly gave it his all coming from two sets down in a five set loss to spain's roberta back to set but it is still artist or a good murray has said that the injury will force him to retire from said is this year possibly a soon as after this australian open. this is w.'s life about that still to come will take you to plugged if i should go gary in city where orthodox christians of catholics jews in the meetings are programmed to co-exist peacefully i pumped if there is one of the shares in european capitals of culture. that saves to get plugged if all the way. bringing. one to the truth is transforming people's lives i'm stalling so you kind of lose in the new two mountain communities he's bringing and tricity to places that have never had to before as part of his energy revolution for the residents of these villages challenge best some king also morocco. to sell in forty five minutes false belief. where he's hiding. when your family scattered across the globe. and some of the kids if you do decide to pick up the book it's a journey back to the roots get a minimum of th

stefano sits across followed up his upset over roger federer with another impressive display against roberta back east i. i the twenty year old greek dropped just one set as he beat the spaniard to become the youngest player to reach a grand slam semifinal in more than a decade. danielle collins is also breaking new ground. she's already upset world number two. and now she's into the sameas thanks to a three set victory over and the stars of pavel a chunk of a. patrick of it of a would be called in the semifinal opponent. she beat australia's ashley barty in straight sets to get there. the czech is a two time grand slam champion but has never made it to the australian open final she now has the chance to do so so well malik al-jazeera and that's always fought for we'll have more later our sons eliza thanks a lot that's formed from make it for this news i'll be back in a couple minutes with more of the basics but. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. because for the four hundred people it was you know here

djokovic is sydney final opponent will be speaking to roberta about the stud good the tournaments seventh seed took care of the three time grand slam winner. in thursday's quarter final but completing his victory in straight sets six four six four over in brisbane two thousand and fourteen u.s. open runner up corey is enjoying a good start to the new year the japanese has made his way introducing me finals there isha corrie was against grigor dimitrov in the quarter finals the world number nine defeating the bulgarian seven five seven five he faces infringement jeremy sharkey in the final four on saturday. and on the women's side misha cory's compatriot u.s. open champion only osaka has reached the semifinals but she had to do it the hard way after anastasio. won the first set six three osaka stormed back to take the second six love the twenty year old than completed her comeback by wrapping up the third six four to book in sydney final meeting with this year so ready. to test our pujara hit the third his third century of the series to put india in a commanding position and on target to c

stephanus it's a pass followed up his upset over roger federer with another impressive display against roberta back east again. i was the twenty year old greek drop just one set as he beat the spaniard to become the youngest player to reach a grand slam semifinal in more than a decade. danielle collins is also breaking new ground. she's already upset world number two angelica and now she's into the sameas thanks to a three set victory over and the stars of pavlyuchenko over. petrak of it of a would be collins the semifinal opponent. she beat australia's ashley barty in straight sets to get there. the czech is a two time grand slam champion but has never made it to the australian open final she now has the chance to do so so well malik al-jazeera. and that's it for me and about well thank you sanna keep the noise down in future perhaps. it's nice to see people enjoying their sport is my thank you for joining us for this news hour from the team here in doha there is more news coming up from our london news center in just a few moments. where there is water there is life but finding it in austral

decide in the next week if he will undergo a second hip operation following his first round defeat to robertay could take four months off and prepare for a possible final appearance at wimbledon or undergo more hip surgery. the operation would dramatically increase his quality of life, but it might mean he'd never being able to play professional tennis again. it is difficult, because, i always wanted to finish playing at wimbledon, if tonight was my last match, like i said, it would be a great way to finish, it was an amazing atmosphere, really good match against a quality opponent. but, then, yeah, there is a bit of me,| but, then, yeah, there is a bit of me, iwant but, then, yeah, there is a bit of me, i want to keep playing tennis but i can't do it with this hip that i have right now. the only option i have, if i want to do that, i have to have the surgery, but i know, there is a strong possibility that i won't be able to come back and play after that. but it is my only option ifi after that. but it is my only option if i want to come and play again, for longer than one event at wimbledon.

in the last few minutes the world number one was beaten in the semifinals of the cats are open by roberta goodes djokovic at a pretty frustrating night in doha against a player ranked twenty four in the world the reigning u.s. open and wimbledon champion beats him here in three sets by his spanish opponent both players building up to the first grand slam of the year that is the australian open which starts on january the fourteenth. well germany's alexanders vera feature rich in the title decider at november's season ending a.t.p. finals the world number four is yet so in a grand slam but he's looking good in his preparations for melbourne here he is guiding germany into the final of the hopman cup team events despite so little bit of a slip here against matt a bit of australia where it went on to win this match and his country will take on switzerland in saturday's five. now it's up to terrific football official how does entry into the united arab emirates delayed by twenty four hours ahead of the asian cup which begins on saturday so. the who's also a vice presidents of the asian footba

jock riches semifinal opponent will be spain's roberta battista a good to the tournaments seven seed to care of three time grand slam winner standard ranken thursday sporting quarter final completing his victory and straight sets six four six four over in brisbane two thousand and fourteen u.s. open runner up kori's enjoying a good start to the new year the japanese has made his way into the semifinals there and she corey was up against the world dimitri also in the quarter finals the world number nine defeating the bulgarian seven five seven five he faces french and german in the final four on saturday. and on the women's side course compassionate u.s. open champion has reached the semifinals but she had to do it the hard way after aniston seven stovall won the first set six three osaka stormed back to take the second six love the twenty year old then completed her comeback by wrapping up the third six or to book a semi final meeting with at least three. and that's all you sport for now more later back to you daryl thank you very much does it for me daryn jordan for the news my coll

stephanus it's a pass followed up his upset over roger federer with another impressive display against roberta back east of. the twenty year old greek drop just one set as he beat the spaniard to become the youngest player to reach a grand slam semifinal in more than a decade. danielle collins is also breaking new ground. she's already upset world number two. and now she's into the sameas thanks to a three star victory over and the stars of pavlyuchenko for. petrak of it ever will be calling the semifinal opponent. she beat australia's ashley barty in straight sets to get there. the czech is a two time grand slam champion but has never made it to your straight you know can final she now has the chance to do so so well malik al-jazeera. and take a look at this recovery from jockey michael sweeney at a race an island all appeared lost at the final of sense out of the kill a point to point as when he was unseated the from his horse ask but the pair somehow managed to stay attached and went on to win the race. that's actually higher and before we go to news out of syria a car bomb detonated in the