within about a year of coming up with the idea dominick and her team found a good location.for friends all pitched in to help set up the space so the cafe could open its doors. how's it going we just screwed the last bit together and now we can finally hang it from the ceiling in. the project also benefited from an online crowdfunding campaign. dominic was surprised and grateful at how many people were willing to pitch in. the crowdfunding crowdfunding campaign was incredibly successful we received 33000 euros we had different donation levels the smallest was 5 euros the largest 5000 euros a lot of people donated more than 540 people said what a great idea i want to support this. then came the grand opening of germany's 1st mental health café opened its doors. just like at an ordinary coffee shop there's food and drink on the menu but here there's also a way to signal if you're up for a chat. or a red flag on your table means you want peace and quiet. the green flag means you're happy to talk to other guests. just less that it makes it easier whenever someone his about our f

within about a year of coming up with the idea dominick and her team found a good location.for friends all pitched in to help set up the space so the cafe could open its doors. how's it going to be just screwed the last bit together and now we can finally hang it from the ceiling in. the project also benefited from an online crowdfunding campaign. dominic was surprised and grateful at how many people were willing to pitch in. crowd funding the crowdfunding campaign was incredibly successful we received 33000 euros we had different donation levels the smallest was 5 euros the largest 5000 euros a lot of people donated more than 540 people said what a great idea i want to support this. then came the grand opening of germany's 1st mental health café opened its doors. just like an ordinary coffee shop there's food and drink on the menu but here there's also a way to signal if you're up for a chat. or a red flag on your table means you want peace and quiet. the green flag means you're happy to talk to other guests. don't work you have just left iraq it makes it easier whenever so

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within about a year of coming up with the idea dominick and her team found a good location.or friends all pitched in to help set up the space so the cafe could open its doors. how's it going we just screwed the last bit together and now we can finally hang it from the ceiling. the project also benefited from an online crowdfunding campaign. dominic was surprised and grateful at how many people were willing to pitch in. the crowd funding the crowd funding campaign was incredibly successful we received 33000 euros we had different donation levels the smallest was 5 euros the largest 5000 euros a lot of people donated more than 540 people said what a great idea i want to support this. then came the grand opening of germany's 1st mental health café opened its doors. just like an ordinary coffee shop there's food and drink on the menu but here there's also a way to signal if you're up for a chat. or a red flag on your table means you want peace and quiet. the green flag means you're happy to talk to other guests. after it makes it easier whenever someone his about our flags they

dominick: so back to our consumer. of a dimmer switch and as the lights come back on first part of next year, the consumer and employment numbers are going to get better and as all of this positive data comes in, spending comes back into the economy, then i think the economy takes off. there's a lot of pinned up demand which may not come into fruition in the next couple of weeks but will come into fruition in first or second quarter next year. we might have a bumpy first quarter as the economy start to reopen, as the virus start to disappear around the country and the world but i think it's going to second, third fourth quarter, we could see robust growth and gdp at plus 4% and consumer spending at record levelsa we literally free them up and get out of jail and go out there and i trust that the american consumer will figure out a way to spend that money that they've not been spending pretty much all year long. lauren: dominic tavela, merry christmas. dominick: i don't know if it's 7. lots of fish. lauren: i had to ask

after the court decision, british foreign secretary dominick robb tweeted rights and freedoms in hong kong must be upheld and urged authorities to end their campaign to stifle opposition. a spokesperson for the european union said the foreign minuistes would discuss the issue next weir. nancy pelosi said this is clear proof that beijing will stop at nothing to stamp out dissent and destroy the freedoms and autonomy guaranteed to the people of hong kong. joining me now is senior correspondent of nhk. he was based in china for more than a decade and has been following the situation closely. >> you've been talking to people in hong kong with links to the pro-democracy movement. what have you been hearing from them? >> yes, the people i've spoken to say they are disappointed by the rulings and are rprised by how long they are. they say it's just another sign of beijing's increasing crackdown, which has only intensified since the national security law was passed this summer. people in hong kong are really depressed about it. but despite the setback, most say their hope for freedom and demo

within about a year of coming up with the idea dominick and her team found a good location.for friends all pitched in to help set up the space so the cafe could open its doors. how's it going to be just screwed the last bit together and now we can finally hang it from the ceiling in. the project also benefited from an online crowdfunding campaign. dominic was surprised and grateful at how many people were willing to pitch in. the crowdfunding how have the crowd funding campaign was incredibly successful we received 33000 euros we had different donation levels the smallest was 5 euros the largest 5000 euros a lot of people donated more than 540 people said what a great idea i want to support this. then came the grand opening. germany's 1st mental health cafe opened its doors. just like an ordinary coffee shop there's food and drink on the menu but here there's also a way to signal if you're up for a chat. a red flag on your table means you want peace and quiet. the green flag means you're happy to talk to other guests. at what madoff does less than it makes it easier whenever

dominick: this is the tug of war with reality.have 2,000 deaths a day going on, projected to 3 and possibly 4,000 in january. lockdowns, draconian lockdowns in some cases that's going to shutter our economy again and the possibility that as this vaccine enters our -- our social system and people get vaccinated, the economy can open again. so headline risk is probably the biggest thing going forward. maria: dow industrials lower but the nasdaq up, do you want to buy growth here? >> you have to be careful, maria. investors are looking backwards, what's worked in the last 12 months and clearly technology and health care were two, one and two leaders of the sectors of the economy and the markets had done really well, but going forward as this economy start to open up, other sectors are going to open up. we saw in the last 12, 15, 30 days or so a rotation away from tech to the closed economy stocks including oil, who would have thought oil and all companies would have done better. this is going to be volatile and short-term, way ups an

vaccinating a group of care home residents a 101 year old woman was among the 1st to be inoculated there dominick cain joins us live from berlin dumb can we just kick off by talking about where you're sitting in germany when they get to the optimum situation is anyone saying we'll be doing hundreds or thousands of people per day or per week say. hundreds of thousands perhaps an exaggeration right now certainly they're talking about having many tens of thousands of doses available per day the aspiration from the ministers dealing with it at the federal level is to have tens of thousands of a level in burma len and then you can then extrapolate from that further around the country because remember to federalize structure each particular state can do things slightly differently if they choose to so in the main that's what they've been saying tens of thousands per state perhaps but clearly the drive here is coming from a federal level we know the federal minister health minister young man has talked about $5000000.00 people being immunized within the 3 months of the 1st quarter of all that would sugg

that the european medicines agency announced a dominick's planes what happens next there was a lot of pressure for 450000000 people here in the european union to get this vaccine as soon as possible but this by the pressure on this by the fact that they actually moved this meeting 8th forward under pressure from germany they're sad to tell you to downing street where the british prime minister is to address the nation about krone virus on the new mutant strain which is what's been happening at our borders and especially dave last night at 11 pm the french government imposed restrictions only u.k. freight crossing to france with accompanied by a driver and so today i chaired a meeting of the government's emergency cobra committee in order to coordinate a u.k. wide response and it's vital 1st to stress these delays which are only occurring at dover only affect human handled freight and that is only 20 percent of the total arriving or departing arriving from or departing to the european continent which means the vast majority of food medicines and other supplies are coming and going as n

been referred to earlier in the pandemic in other parts of the europe of the european continent dominick thank you very much dominic in there in berlin. well served korea has recorded its biggest daily increase in corona virus infections since the beginning of the pandemic it reported 1241 new cases including a larger break at a prison in seoul the country rolled out its toughest ever restrictions this week with popular tourist venues closed until early next month testing and contact tracing are also being ramped up. churches in south korea have been holding their christmas celebrations virtually earlier this year a congregation in the city of daegu was identified as the source of most of the country's original infections its members were accused of undermining efforts to contain the virus brite has more now from so. many people this christmas morning woke up to the depressing news that once again the country has set this record of well over 1200 new rig cases being recorded in a single day the news actually was broken by the country's prime minister at a meeting of the coronavirus task

my heart goes out to her husband tony, her two children, gabriela and dominick. finally i want to take this opportunity to wish my son dominick a very happy 16th birthday. thank you for being the best son a mom could ever, ever, ask for. the rest i submit. >> clerk: happy birthday dominick. thank you supervisor stefani. supervisor walton. >> supervisor walton: i like to request is strengthen language access ordinance that was passed in 2001 and amended in 2009 and 2015. san francisco has a long commitment to language access to ensure that all of our resident with limited english are able to access those services in their native language. we provide access to english, chinese, mandarin spanish and filipino. now with the covid-19 pandemic, language access is even more important. our small business owners do not have the same access to language resources as our english speaking counterparts. many of our small businesses particularly mom and pop stores are immigrant owned and often struggle to navigate bureaucracy if they're unable to access the services in their nat

my heart goes out to her husband tony, her two children, gabriela and dominick. finally i want to take this opportunity to wish my son dominick a very happy 16th birthday. thank you for being the best son a mom could ever, ever, ask for. the rest i submit. >> clerk: happy birthday dominick. thank you supervisor stefani. supervisor walton. >> supervisor walton: i like to request is strengthen language access ordinance that was passed in 2001 and amended in 2009 and 2015. san francisco has a long commitment to language access to ensure that all of our resident with limited english are able to access those services in their native language. we provide access to english, chinese, mandarin spanish and filipino. now with the covid-19 pandemic, language access is even more important. our small business owners do not have the same access to language resources as our english speaking counterparts. many of our small businesses particularly mom and pop stores are immigrant owned and often struggle to navigate bureaucracy if they're unable to access the services in their nat

when you look at what dominick the pitch that joe biden is putting up, it's just a fundamey differentoking at what the role of government is. republicans believe that government should be there to listen and to partner to allow them to thrive here today, you have joe biden saying that help is on the way. the government is here to save you. the center for american progress is a very far left organization. when you have bernie sanders attacking her as not being far left enough, that's a pretty divide their when it comes to democrats. they are all pretty far left. >> juan: i think they are left of center but far left, i would never have said that. coming up next, dr. fauci taking heat as critics accused him of flip-flopping on reopening schools. next on "the five." ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost

dominick has dealt with the topic of mental health since 2015 as an author and a blogger she describesher own experiences. she was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder about 15 years ago. as astonished as had just as the several answers to admitting to yourself you need help is the hardest part i'm willing to get help for other things physical problems car problems learning to play an instrument we get help for all sorts of the. except for what's going on inside our own heads that was a big step for me a turning point when things started to improve if i hadn't been willing to open up to get help none of this could have happened and as i was. within about a year of coming up with the idea dominic and her team found a good location. for friends all pitched in to help set up the space so the cafe could open its doors. how's it going we just screwed the last bit together and now we can finally hang it from the ceiling. the project also benefited from an online crowdfunding campaign. dominic was surprised and grateful at how many people were willing to pitch in. to crowdfunding th

program starts or less daniel schorr or for that update from latin america to continue this now with dominick a new joins us from berlin so we've got across the continent of europe it's been a day of what lockdowns curfews restrictions how is all of that impacting casting a shadow over christmas there. well the funny thing about the way the lockdowns being phase then and phased out in germany certainly over the course of the last few months is that at particular points there's been a sort of relaxation so here in germany a slight relaxation of a hard lock down over. the christmas period but only the 24th the 25th the 26th of december and then it's back into our hard lock down from the 27th of december through for a call for the best part of 3 weeks through into the new year and at the same time you will see the 1st vaccine doses being administered on the 27th so back into hard lock down as one pillar of the approach of the governments and the phasing in of the vaccination is the other pillar of their approach to dealing with the corona virus in this country but the first's tens of thousands o

vaccinating a group of care home residents a woman aged 101 years was among the 1st to be inoculated there dominick cain joins us live now from berlin dumb i mean thousands perhaps tens of thousands maybe in the coming few days but we're talking understandably i mean the timeline here has got to be months not weeks until we get to the stage where everyone is back vaccinated because this is a herculean task. the point about this is that most of the vaccines that have been developed so far require 2 different injections so when you hear talk of the number of doses of the vaccine to be made available right now for the rest of december for the 1st few weeks of the new year you have to divide it by 2 and remember that there is a period of 3 weeks in most cases between the 1st injection and the 2nd injection which completes the program of immunization for each individual so we know that here in germany the talk has been of 1300000 doses being made available in the last days of december with a view according to the health ministry the federal health ministry to immunizing more than 5000000 people in the c

dominick, next slide, please. sf new deal and -- intervened on the premise that uplifting interdependence is crucial, and there's so much wisdom in the survival of these businesses that in order to build an equitable economy and regenerative economy, we have come before you, the small business commission, as well as the city staff at the office of small business and the oewd, to seek to collaborate in the following ways. we seek to partner with the office of small biz and oewd for data collection, for analysis and real substantial program development rooted in community. we ask the commissioners and fellow -- and fellow sf policy-makers to advocate for debt relief, both at the organizational level for businesses and at the individual level for essential workers who are shouldering the burden of the cost of showing up for work they cannot do remotely. and to really incentivize landlords and banks to treat operators as equal partners to negotiate rents that reflect the reality of a post-covid landscape, and most imp