i am ruth williams with nonspokekers right. we support the ordinance but do not support the proposed marijuana exception. that would expose residents to drifting smoke indoors. second-hand smoke from marijuana contained particulate matters to breathe in the lung. if it is from vaping or any smoke is a health risk to call lung irritation and as maattacks and health problems for people with respiratory conditions. it should include multi-unit housing and reduce exposure for residents in an partments and con-- apartnent apartments and . over the years i have received calls from san francisco residents they are suffering from breathing the smoke and how few options they have to improve the situation. some residents tell us the neighbors fail to address it indoors. complaints have increased this year as people shelter at home. they need support of the city-wide law. we want all residents to have a healthy and stable living environment including right to breathe air free from second-hand smoke. it is time for the board of supervisors

i am ruth williams with nonspokekers right. we support the ordinance but do not support the proposed marijuana exception. that would expose residents to drifting smoke indoors. second-hand smoke from marijuana contained particulate matters to breathe in the lung. if it is from vaping or any smoke is a health risk to call lung irritation and as maattacks and health problems for people with respiratory conditions. it should include multi-unit housing and reduce exposure for residents in an partments and con-- apartnent apartments and . over the years i have received calls from san francisco residents they are suffering from breathing the smoke and how few options they have to improve the situation. some residents tell us the neighbors fail to address it indoors. complaints have increased this year as people shelter at home. they need support of the city-wide law. we want all residents to have a healthy and stable living environment including right to breathe air free from second-hand smoke. it is time for the board of supervisors

i am ruth williams with nonspokekers right. we support the ordinance but do not support the proposed marijuana exception. that would expose residents to drifting smoke indoors. second-hand smoke from marijuana contained particulate matters to breathe in the lung. if it is from vaping or any smoke is a health risk to call lung irritation and as maattacks and health problems for people with respiratory conditions. it should include multi-unit housing and reduce exposure for residents in an partments and con-- apartnent apartments and . over the years i have received calls from san francisco residents they are suffering from breathing the smoke and how few options they have to improve the situation. some residents tell us the neighbors fail to address it indoors. complaints have increased this year as people shelter at home. they need support of the city-wide law. we want all residents to have a healthy and stable living environment including right to breathe air free from second-hand smoke. it is time for the board of supervisors

i am ruth williams with nonspokekers right. we support the ordinance but do not support the proposed marijuana exception. that would expose residents to drifting smoke indoors. second-hand smoke from marijuana contained particulate matters to breathe in the lung. if it is from vaping or any smoke is a health risk to call lung irritation and as maattacks and health problems for people with respiratory conditions. it should include multi-unit housing and reduce exposure for residents in an partments and con-- apartnent apartments and . over the years i have received calls from san francisco residents they are suffering from breathing the smoke and how few options they have to improve the situation. some residents tell us the neighbors fail to address it indoors. complaints have increased this year as people shelter at home. they need support of the city-wide law. we want all residents to have a healthy and stable living environment including right to breathe air free from second-hand smoke. it is time for the board of supervisors

jennings bryant which is interesting because william jennings bryant, his daughter ruth brought brian owen is on the side of the picture. we actually have a press account with these two roots were sworn into the house in 1929, they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and allowed the members of the press because two daughters of political enemies. if we go back into the picture, just to finish out, this is mary norton, of new jersey. and this woman here is another woman who is an interesting character from the time period, florence khan of california. she represented a large portion of san francisco. she is another widow who followed her has been to congress. her husband julius, was the chairman of the -- like eight knows rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run to the seat in the special election, and she decided she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade. she is the first jewish woman elected to congress, she is also the first woman to be appointed

that's interesting because william jennings bryant, his daughter ruth brian owen, she's on this side of the picture. so we actually have a press account when these two were sworn into the house in -- the became down the center aisle together arm in arm. they wowed the members and the press because here are two daughters of political enemies. if we go back into the picture just to finish out, this is mary norton of new jersey. this woman in here is another one of the interesting characters from this time period. florence khan of california. she represented a large portion of san francisco. she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee. like edith nourse rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run in the seat for the special election and decided she would stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade, and she's the first jewish woman elected to congress. she's also the first woman to be appointed to the prestigious app