folks interested can go to sfm sfmta.com/building contract to apply. a couple last things. on this coming saturday, the tenth, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. we will hold an open house four the 27 bryant transit reliability project. improvements we can make in terms of reliability and reducing delays on the 27 bryant which serves disproportionate de low income ridership. it will be at the clubhouse on eddy street. looking for feedback from riders and others in the neighborhood what would make that route more usable by more folks. the following wednesday, november 14th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. there ask an open house four the bikeway. we have been charged by the mayor with accelerating what we can do in terms of demonstration project. we will showcase what we developed from market to 15th. then receiving input four the rest of it from 15th to 24th. we look forward to feedback to getting something up and running soon. this thursday from 5:00 to 7:00, at the sf moma, we are going to have a transit open house for third street transit and safety project. as you probably know coming u

want to end on two separate notes, not related to townshend street because i don't get to come to the sfm board of directors but earlier, you received public comment about the red lanes in district 6. i want to strongly support our community stakeholders who have asked that red lanes be limited to muni and taxicabs exclusively. this is important particularly in district 6 where we have a lot of vehicles and a lot of usage. they should be for our public vehicles. finally, as some of you may have heard, i did introduce an amendment a couple weeks ago to eliminate the minimum parking requirement in san francisco. if it passes, we will be the first major american city to do this. the first major city in north america i guess that includes canada. we would love to get the support of the board of directors. there's definitely some hesitation on the board of supervisors and while there won't be an immediate impact, we know in the long-term, this is exactly the direction that a transit-first city should head. developers can build parking but we should not be requiring them to build that parking.

on tuesday the sfm board gave support to speed up the purchase, the board previously approved a purchase of 250 new light rail trains the plan was set to happen over the next 10 years. >>> a live look now at ocean beach. let's take a look from the skies, there are still very hazy smoky conditions, from the fire burning in butte county, 180-miles away, an air advisory has been put out for the entire bay area. look at downtown san jose, you can also see the smoke has drifted down to the south bay as well. let's get right to our meteorologist mary lee with how the smoke dissipates. >> the smoke will stick around for quite some time unfortunately here, talk about how bad the air quality is if you were out breathing that smoke, it was the equivalent to smoking 5 to 8 cigarettes. that's how unhealthy the air is out there. taking you out to the east bay, our dublin cam can't make out 580. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s this afternoon, concord at 67 as well as for oakland, san francisco and san jose at 67 there, livermore at 68, 56 in santa rosa and by the way the north bay tonight under a