. >> supervisor sheehy: just a question on -- and i think i talked to teresa sparks about this a bit. so we are seeing more lgbtq kids coming here and frequently ending up on the streets, yes? >> yes, yeah. working with your office, jeff, to support the lgbt youth provider network, and so our office has kind of been acting as an advisor to the consultant on that project and also wanting to work with you closely to see how we can really address this influx of lgbt youth on the streets. the last homeless count had lgbt youth at 49% of the youth who are on the streets. the broader homeless population, 20% are lgbt, so we continue to see kind of a lack of balance around the funding that are going to these services and the amount of lgbt folks that are able to access these -- these shelters and housing resources. so i definitely feel like there's a lot of ask from the community partners and working with your office to continue to make sure that we're advocating across city departments to mistake sure that those needs are in the fold. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you, yeah, because i do thin

. >>> president trump's vulgar remarks sparked anger and hurt among thousands of bay area immigrants. one salvadoran woman who got the nickname the mother teresa of san francisco city hall says she is outraged. ktvu's tara moriarty has the story of millie valdez. >> this is the letter that nancy pelosi sent to me when i -- >> reporter: this salvadoran known as the problem solver or the mother teresa of san francisco's city hall dedicated nearly 30 years of her life to public service. >> i made a life of my own here and love this country. >> reporter: that's why this woman was angry and hurt by president trump's recent comments made at a private meeting with lawmakers regarding african nations, haiti and el salvador. >> i couldn't sleep at all last night. i get emotional because i have cried all night because i feel insulted. >> reporter: she came from el salvador in 1956 when she was just 17 years old. she struggled to learn english and fit in in america but got married, had three boys and went to work in city hall working with several mayors. >> i have been blessed to know a lot of people that have come here to work, to be honest, and not to