i'm supervisor safai, to my left catherine stephanie. like to thank jesse larson and samuel williams for staffing the meeting. items acted upon today will appear on the march 6, board of supervisors agenda. >> please call item number one. ordinance amending the police code to prohibit employers and housing providers from inquiring go and decisions on conviction. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome. colleagues, thank you for taking this item up. what i'm doing today is requesting a continuation for item one, which is amendment to our fair chance ordinance. the fair chance ordinance, the piece of legislation that prohibits employers and housing providers from inquiring about the disclosure of basing any housing decisions on an applicant's conviction history. now, as you can imagine at the time this legislation passed, it was quite a proud moment for our city. and we had many stakeholders that were at the table that were with us that supported the legislation. i want to recognize supervisor kim who

catherine stephanie seconded the motion. >> supervisor stefani: i agree that supplementals should only be used in dire situations, but i can't agree more that the fear is dire an urgent. these are unprecedented times. stories of families being broken apart. people with no criminal records being targeted. families living in fear. separating mothers and fathers from children is heartbreaking. i'm asking the state to fund us and i'm grateful for those who are worked on the issue and come to agreement on the supplemental. supervisor ronen said when she was an aide, that supervisor farrell was supportive of another supplemental. i was his aide at that time. i went to immigration court. i saw what was happening in the immigration court. you can't unsee that. you can't unsee that fare. you can't unsee that stress. and you can't -- this is -- these are people that are suffering and i'm happy we were able to come to agreement on the supplemental and i'm happy to support it. >> this is exciting time and very proud to cast this vote. this is going to be unanimous measure as amended without object

i'm supervisor safai, to my left catherine stephanie.to thank jesse larson and samuel williams for staffing the meeting. items acted upon today will appear on the march 6, board of supervisors agenda.

catherine heenan joins us with the latest. >> stormy daniels, whose real name is stephanie clifford, now suing michael cohen for defamation, and that she has amended an earlier lawsuit. cohen said that he paid daniels $130,000 of his own money as part of a nondisclosure agreement. fallout does continue over last night's "60 minutes" interview, including daniels' claim that a mystery man once threatened her unless she left trump alone, and that came up at today's white house briefing. >> the president doesn't believe that any of the claims that ms. daniels made last night in the interview are accurate. >> he doesn't believe she was threatened? >> no, he does not. >> what's his basis for that? >> he just doesn't believe that -- there's nothing to corroborate her claim. the president strongly, clearly, and has consistently denied these underlying claims. the only person who has been inconsistent is the one making the claims. >> president trump's attorney has long claimed that trump denies the affair ever happened, knew nothing about any nondisclosure deal. daniels said that shed one encounter of consensual sex with the future pre