. >> leila arguetta, a transgendered male inmate with 42d breast implants says he also knows something unwanted attention. >> i am not here to attract any attention. i don't want none of these guys. i don't want no sexual play. i want none of that. i see other homosexuals in here, they use the colored pencils, their makeup, their lips. that's too much. where are you going? they already expecting for us gay boys or gay girls come here and be [ bleep ] because there is all these men. you come here and be so flamboyant. they're really going to like take advantage of that. you don't want that. good boys are not in here. >> i know. i just like the attention. i like to control people. >> you like the attention. >> arguetta's cell mate, john mcfarland says attention is good but he craves something more. >> it says legend. everybody remember me and my career because i will be famous. >> i'm like, where can i go? can i see? i wake up in jail. i realize i am in jail. >> mcfarland has been in and out of santa rita several times. not all the charges stuck. but he does have prior convictions for gr

. >> item 20 for ann leila chang to the police station. >> supervisor avalos. thank you president chiu i'm rising in support of angela support to continue in the police commission and angela has been a strong voice representing san francisco's diversity community. i appreciated working with her on a number of issues be the training of officers especially in crisis intervention making sure the police officers who have crisis get the health care that's been critical that responses is critical to lower the use of force with people who are having mental break downs and she has a strong voice in making sure there's accountability and a push for training in the department. i work with her on especially human rights and language access she's worked strongly to make sure that the department has the greatest language access as possible and that's placed a strong roll in san francisco. she's also worked on helping to eliminate the backlogged on the filings bringing things down to about that 40 cases. that's something that is sixth and plays a strong role for the public t

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>> looking at this great painting by you, leila, you took a leap and decided to become an artist, somethingid. >> most people don't make money at that. it must have been scary going into that. >> it was very scary. it was very scary. but my hope was to create something that nobody had painted before, and i layer cities on top of each other. underneath this city you see lives two other cities, venice and new york, new york times as well. >> what a great idea. >> how clever. >> underneath the cities live other cities and so my job was to create something that nobody paints in the world. >> but the first person she went to, an art gallery expert, that she was told to go to for advice, said, no. no way. >> it will never -- >> there is always a naysayer. >> there were portraits and -- and that work had been done before. >> this is unique. >> in the market, you have to create something that nobody paints in the world. >> just a discouragement, made her own thing. >> they need a paycheck. >> this all seems great, but you know, we need to be practical too, don't we? >> we do need to be practical. a

. >> reporter: for six weeks, leila has been waiting. >> emotion ally is up and down. sometimes i'm okay, sometimes so-so. sometimes always very sad. >> reporter: the worst was three weeks ago, when malaysia's prime minister said flight 370 ended in the sea. >> it extremely hurts. >> reporter: her husband was one of the cabin crew. they met 19 years ago, when she too was an air stewardess at malaysian airlines. a conversation they had a week before the fateful flight helps keep her going. >> we are going to celebrate our anniversary this year. and he was telling me, of course, it was the best for him. i was asking him, are we going to have the next ten years together? of course. >> reporter: also helping her to cope, their three children. two boys, 12 and 10, and a girl, just 8 years old. >> they don't show their emotion much, i'm trying to hide my emotions as much as i can. they try to cheer me up. >> reporter: after six weeks, her hardest moments, finding a way to tell her children they may never see their father again. >> i was telling them also to accept if the fat