we've all had our own responses to how the world has changed over the past year german photographer nolting saw it as a call to action he just finished his studies when the 1st knockdown hit undaunted he took up his camera and journeyed 9000 kilometers across germany capturing the transform ation of daily life as it happened. a man dressed up for carnival alone injured. musicians playing in a few. a church service and a drive in cinema. dog i was interested in seeing what way society would find to cope with the situation. since march 2020 talk referred in manila to his travel some 1000 kilometers to document life in a country under state of emergency trying to cope with the coronavirus through a measured approach. his title to his project measure and middle. daughter mum's museum of art and cultural history has now bought some of his photos for its permanent collection. and said she would be in favor of proceeding in a measured moderate way and that's a good description of the german political style in recent years and maybe also feeling that god has successfully through the 1st wave 25 yea

it just it just lit a fire in so i needed something to get me passionate about it and it was nick nolte . i meant he probably needed something to because i you know once you start falling out of that leading man thing and you got in the goshi a lesson like it's a lot harder i know i'm not being a was share but there is some navigation if you want to still stay in a game and make it look becoming i'm sure not this gung throw and all of a sudden must of been good for him to be a van killer and have some cats at his name who needed a little insight it's probably cathartic for him to yeah yeah i mean look i do it now i do it with it for me with my children kind of going through the you know life and it does it gets it's good for it it's good for them it's great for. now listen i know another cat who musta made a dent on you because i really love the movie the gray and i see your one boys named liam so i assume the big man made a dad but i watch les in the other night a film a romantic film about italy between a father and son of loss of life is not the greatest film of the world but he was

documentary style scenes making farm workers and right wing protesters seem like figures than oil paintings nolting also photographed artists such as we're going to cameron carpenter seen here at one of his 1st streamed audience less concerts and berlin's concept house. in them of us think it was a pretty tense situation for him because it was a very different way of performing about this i really enjoyed it because i noticed how much i missed going to concerts and being able to enjoy life music. i had thought of. his musical life who. no matter how long depended on it continues. to keep taking photos until the coronavirus no longer a place a mole in society that's likely to be a long term project. it's so important to document the times we're living through let's hope one day those photos will serve as a reminder of what we collectively overcame don't forget to check out our website called culture of thanks for watching arts and culture. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity for millions stablished itself. both religious and secular leaders to display t

nolte, but our time ran out before he could present his findings. the cost to legalize the property and raise the ceiling by about 6 inches would cost somewhere between $550,000 and $700,000. >> commissioner imperial: okay. thank you. so my comments on -- regarding on this project, and i am sympathetic to tenants in a dwelling, especially in an unauthorized dwelling unit. however, i do find -- i'm sorry. i'm making comments right now. i'm not asking a question anymore. so my comments on this, you know, of course, my heart is -- goes out to the tenants, and my -- also, another worry on this is that, you know, there were -- i believe there were opportunities for this to be legalized and seen but still didn't get to, and the fact that, you know, you are gaining rental revenues in this in how many years, i believe that is quite, you know, unreasonable for the tenants themselves in order to live in unlegalized units, so i do support the planning department's proposal for the legalization of the unauthorized dwelling units. and for the tenants that are li

my name is john nolte. i'm a fifth generation san franciscan. i lived in the tenderloin for over ten years, and i moved out because of the health housing problems i was having. living in an s.r.o., the health department has already stated, what the life expectancy of a tenderloin resident is living in a small place. the study has already been done in the north of market area, an area of 50 square blocks. we already have in that 50 square blocks, student housing and the hub that was just passed, too. so you have all this housing in this corridor north of market neighborhood being built, with thousands of new units being put in. and this is just another example of too much housing on a site. i've followed this for 20 years, know all the people involved, and they still haven't gotten it right. it's a shame they've got two versions in front of you today. that shows their inability to make a decision on this site and that other speakers from the church has said, they've been trying to develop the site for 40 years. so i think that speaks for itself.

we are going to maga country, john nolte writes in breitbart that life in rural america where republicanave high crime, gun violence and poverty rates. he describes his personal experience living in the red state of north carolina where people of different races get along, reports of hate crimes are fewer in cities like portland and san francisco, if you get hit by fireworks in the country is probably an accident. the u.s. cities with the most murders are not won by republicans and big-city homicides are up in the first three months of this year also muscle. chicago 864 people have been shot this year, almost all of the people of color, 12 people were shot this tuesday alone. maybe they haven't defunded police enough yet. last year people moved out of big cities in droves come off and fleeing the effect of policies that they voted for. i hope they find utopia and when they get there, they don't vote. all right, dr. prager, do you buy this? >> i do buy it and it's the worst -- something worse than that. i feel like the downer of the show tonight. it's not my temperament. >> greg: we have

that is a warning nolt. not a warning signal or flashing of a red light, warning note to self.ote to investors, easy money has been made. it is more of a stock-pickers market. charles: you got to use, you have to actually do some research. i will see you later on after the show, investor who didn't do any research made 400% last year. courtney, here is the thing, we're giving earnings, second week of earnings, face it, mostly coming in like gangbusters, but mostly, wall street is yawning or they're selling. whirlpool last night, they posted a number, the stock skyrocketed higher. opened lower today as we're moving down. how does an investor watch this show with a great company blue away earnings, watching a stock go down, how do they reconcile that? >> when you look at companies coming out, prices are going lower, you buy some of those and take advantage of the opportunities. i'm making sure we're being strategic about the opportunities we're looking for. for example, we saw things like netflix came out and didn't beat their earnings. things like peloton and zoom significantly

my name is john nolte. i'm a fifth generation san franciscan. i lived in the tenderloin for over ten years, and i moved out because of the health housing problems i was having. living in an s.r.o., the health department has already stated, what the life expectancy of a tenderloin resident is living in a small place. the study has already been done in the north of market area, an area of 50 square blocks. we already have in that 50 square blocks, student housing and the hub that was just passed, too. so you have all this housing in this corridor north of market neighborhood being built, with thousands of new units being put in. and this is just another example of too much housing on a site. i've followed this for 20 years, know all the people involved, and they still haven't gotten it right. it's a shame they've got two versions in front of you today. that shows their inability to make a decision on this site and that other speakers from the church has said, they've been trying to develop the site for 40 years. so i think that speaks for itself.

my name is michael nolte, and i'm a community organizer, and first, i would like to ask for a continuance on this item. i'd like to note -- have a question answered about what constitutes a concentration of uses. it was brought up in the presentation, but it's not clear to what -- how many uses would be forming a kentration. also concern -- concentration. also concerns about formula retail when it's large. i've watched formula retail come into, like, union square and it sells alcohol, and all the nearby alcohol licensed small businesses all go under. this is doing a lot of sweeping changes, one size fits all. it doesn't seem to be the actions to be taking at this time. i also have concern about amending the police code from 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. for -- you know, that's changing the noise ordinance. that's not proper notification to the community that, you know, they're going to be told that they're going to be left awake for another hour, especially when they have to get to work the next day. so, you know, i really have some concerns about -- you know, i do support small businesses, es

>> by the way it is ironic, ken that nolt is at the forefront of woke ceo movement was on the call withlicies. heart harvey gollub hearing from voices in the republican party, conservative activists how they plan to address this they could address this legally. he made the point in the column in "the wall street journal" ceo's may need board permission to go out there on the limb when they make these statements because they have to prove that what they're doing in terms of embracing certain policies are good for shareholders. i don't know how it is good for shareholders to embrace elizabeth warren's policies because elizabeth warren wants to raise the corporate tax rate to a gazillion percent. that is where i think you see the pushback coming. two-ways, conservative activists groups mounting proxies fights when these companies adopt certain standards, esg, certain types of disclosures. challenge them on proxy, on proxy matters try to bring them up at shareholder meetings. not easy to do, get your voice out there, a liberal be a activities have been doing for years t has impact. gop lawm

. >> caller: my name is michael nolte i'm the coordinator of protection san francisco streets and sidewalks for all. we request the full review of the returning as much parking and sidewalks after covid-19 pandemic. we request that a process be established by neighbors and stakeholders to remove hazardous and spaces that interfere with the disabled. it was established with very little oversight and the program relied on citizens complaints to monitor this process and also causing terrible parking near and in front of those small businesses that are currently using the shared space program. other issues are noise complaints after 10:00 p.m. for businesses operating after 10:00 p.m. and as a mobility disabled seniors and i want to access for all for the future of san franciscans that we need and deserve all access and i also want to agree with some of the other speakers that talked about disabled access and i also want to agree with the comments about immigrant families need to have translation on understanding this program that is to go forward and i think a lot of times, we only see these t