-- >> young hank wilson is redeemed. now all eyes are on current hank wilson. >> so with that delay in place, so to speakanswer your first question, i don't believe it's in the transportation code that an area has to be contiguous, but that has been our practice. typically, that's what we do. we don't -- you know, there's not a lot of -- usually, there's the -- the reasons things are contiguous, we are locating something that's near a parking or traffic generator, and as you get farther away from that, the sort of desire of outsiders to park and walk dissipates, and so at a certain point, you can cut the area off because it's so far that people aren't going to park there and walk to the hospital or university or b.a.r.t. station or whatever. but i think it's possible to make it a noncontiguous area. policy-wise, it would be a challenge to justify that, at least in terms of the impact on people walking to traffic generators. if the overriding policy is we want to make sure teachers are taken care of -- >> that's one of my

my name is hank wilson. i'm the policy manager here at the sfmta here to discuss a proposal for residential parking permit area a.a. which would be the newest area in the city. there is -- in many ways it is a straight forward proposal, straight forward petition for residents with a little bit of an update that i'll talk about in a couple of slides. i don't know if we can get the slide show up on the screen. but the -- there we go. a little background on the r.p.p. programme. it started in 1976 and, of course, it is designed to prevent nonresidents, usually employees, or folks who are going to where commuting to go into the city for parking for long periods on neighbourhood streets. it's most important near transportation hubs like bart station or other major transit stations and also parking generators like universities, the financial district, hospitals, things like that. and it is a purely resident-driven process. it's submitted by presenting petitions to the m.t.a. to say that they're interested in resid

hanks didn't get a nomination. >> because he was in the post. >> yes. >> his last nomination was 18 years ago for the movie cast away. >> which is one of my favorite films. >> he got it because wilson made that movie. >> he got it because of the ball. >> there is rita wilson the ball was named after. >> many fans are on social media because they want to gripe about lack of recognition for wonder woman. >> my gosh. many feel patty jenkins should have been included in the best director category because she made one of the highest gross ing super hero movies works men director and the movie was really good. >> women directors just do not get recognition like they should. >> didn't get nomination for any category. >> no. >> how about that michelle williams. >> her role in all of the money in the world spark national debate about gender pay gap in hollywood, revealed mark wahlberg situation for re shoot and how much he got paid verse her. they feel like she was snubbed actresses this year. >> i'll be darned. >> you know who didn't get snubbed? kobe bryant. >> what do you mean. >> kobe bryant got a nomination, yep, he tweeted this after his films nomination for best animated short film.

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