and just tell us about gigi. ukraine orphanage, and she was living in horrible conditions. she was tied to the bed, she was being force fed. she was 3 years old when you adopted her and brought her home and you say that you bonded with her immediately. so what was it about her? >> i don't know. we just -- it was kind of a soul connection kind of thing. she was a very sweet child, but she had a lot of behavioral stuff going on. so she was a little difficult sometimes, but it never bothered me. i dug deep and found patience that i didn't even know existed because that's what she needed. and we just connected on a level of -- i understood what she needed from me, and i was more than willing to give it to her because she deserved it. every kid deserves to be in a family, regardless of their past, regardless of their behaviors, their special needs. everyone deserves a family. and gigi, she just took to being in a family. she was everyone's favorite. she was the light of my life. >> and david, tell us about how she bec

home for gigi and zayn is rural pennsylvania.tle of hollywood, i think she'll definitely be raised here says hadid. the greenery and farmy lifestyle are what made me feel centered as a kid and sharing her beauty secrets. >> during pregnancy, i think the thing that changed most about my skin was the pigmentation. i've had like this darkness near my eye from before pregnancy, but it got really dark when i was pregnant. >> reporter: gigi forgoing the trappings of celebrity motherhood telling the magazine she's opted not to hire a nanny or night nurse. the new parents loaning on real housewives alum and new grandma yolanda hadid for support. so far the couple has chosen to shield her from the spotlight. hadid telling "vogue" she's savoring motherhood and a simpler life and doesn't intend to rush back to a busy work schedule anytime soon. >> even though it was one of her first times away from the baby she was ready to go and like really just on it from the second she got into the glam chair to the second she left. >> reporter: sharing

gigi: we are starting to shine a light on the problem. is 10 years ago we would not know about any of these variants until a paper came out two years from now. we are getting much more on top of them. maybe we could have been a little bit more proactive. we are really starting to look for them. people should be aware that now that we are looking for variants , we will find a lot more. lisa: based on the information that we've gotten out of israel, that initial study being published showing the vaccine was incredibly effective. i'm talking about the pfizer beyond tech variation. if everything goes according to what that study shows, it would only take 60%-70% of the population being inoculated to return immunity. what is your take? gigi: i think it is great news. as soon as you are offered a vaccine you should take it. i cannot wait to get mine. it is real-world data that shows that vaccination works. people should also know that other things really work, too. masks work. improving indoor ventilation works, too. make sure you take all thos

so don't expect anything, shayla and gigi. >> what are you giving in this third, what are you givinge three babies? because they're going to be. >> i don't know. they're not even at the age yet where they're starting to lose teeth. >> but at the same time they're going to get you. you're going to be broke. >> things to look forward to, uncle k-mo. better start saving. >> didn't i say yesterday i'm part of the village? >> you are. >> but i ain't got it right now. >> step it up. >> can i get a loan for your babies' teeth? >> oh, come on. >> i get payday on friday. >> okay. >>> coming up, we're hearing from a man who lived through a terrifying bear attack. >>> plus, coming soon to a postal route near you, the sleek new look for usps mail trucks. but they're not just pretty, but they're also packed with new high tech. >>> and bruce springsteen dancing his way into court later today for the dwi-related charges. you're watching "world news now." ♪ messages keep getting clearer ♪ ♪ radio's on and i'm movin' round my place ♪ ♪ i check my look in the mirror ♪ place ♪ ♪ i check my look in the

. >>> and gigi hadid opens up about motherhood, giving birth and raising their new daughter. >>> ands on fun activities for you and the kids all to enjoy. stay with us. >> announcer: monday, michael b. jordan is live on "gma" and katy, luke and lionel are all live too. monday on -- >>> good morning, everybody. up to 3500 people are getting vaccinated in solano county by the end of today. the mass vaccinations are only available to eligible county residents. that group includes health care workers, first responders and those over the age of 75. today's vaccination event is in vallejo at the county fairgrounds. appointments are required. >>> also happening today, san francisco's furry residents cani park. the newly renovated golden gate park area opens today near the bison paddock on the west end of the park. it includes bravend new agility equipment, improved fencing and synthetic turf and a special spot for smaller dogs. for the humans, there are new picnic tables, benches, dog waste bag holders. the california state national resources agency funded the bulk of the $2 million renovat

according to meteorologist and senior scholar johns hopkins center for health security doctor gigi granville viruses mutate all the time and rarely do mutations impact the vaccine's ability to protect us from viruses. doctor randall says that for now the vaccines available to us are still good and testing is still accurate one of the virus mutates in a way that renders the vaccine less effective if you're infected if you've been vaccinated your immune system gets to work right away so it doesn't prevent you from being infected. but it does appear that the viral load that people have the amount of virus that you would expect in your body if you were to encounter the virus is much less. >>and so those deputies are coming out that you're seeing a lot less virus of the people in their nose if it's less fires in the nose that's less a virus that goes out of people's noses into the air and for other people to breathe after granville emphasized the continuing to follow health guidelines like wearing masks socially distancing yourself from others getting tested and proper ventilation are all things

. >> reporter: gigi renee horatio was hospitalized with covid last spring.later, she's experiencing serious brain-related symptoms. >> tonight, for instance, i started going to the store and i started feeling dizzy and was like, where am i going, so i turned around and went home. i'm almost like an alzheimer's patient. >> reporter: she's 58 and say her long covid symptoms make her unemployable. >> it's been hard. it's been really hard. >> reporter: frank was one of 200 people to test positive for covid back in march. now the small business owner is plagued with exhaustion and forgetfulness. >> i'm not able to do m m one thing at a time well. so far people are saying, you're fine, frank, but i don't always feel 100% fine. >> people aren't being leg legitimized in the very real neurologic symptoms they're experiencing after covid. >> reporter: this doctor just performed a study that showed 20% of patients had symptoms after covid infections. >> this seems to be quite common. surviving covid is great, but we also need to be thinking about the long-term impacts

. >> reporter: gigi renee horatio was hospitalized with covid last spring. ten months later, she's experiencing serious brain-related symptoms. >> tonight, for instance, i started going to the store and i started feeling dizzy and was like, where am i going, so i turned around and went home. i'm almost like an alzheimer's patient. >> reporter: she's 58 and say her long covid symptoms make her unemployable. >> it's been hard. it's been really hard. >> reporter: frank was one of 200 people to test positive for covid back in march. now the small business owner is plagued with exhaustion and forgetfulness. >> i'm not able to do more th mh one thing at a time well. so far people are saying, you're fine, frank, but i don't always feel 100% fine. >> people aren't being leg legitimized in the very real neurologic symptoms they're experiencing after covid. >> reporter: this doctor just performed a study that showed 20% of patients had symptoms after covid infections. >> this seems to be quite common. surviving covid is great, but we also need to be thinking about the

was actually queen victoria because she'd be overpaid the amounts of money she did to undertake her gigi's victorian times the royal finances all shrouded in mystery quite deliberately so but what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family and that's both improper is an insult to democracy in my view but it's also one which is a danger to the royal family as are all found we would be well advised to amend these sort of situations before they're forced to do so by opponent. republicans and the democrats in the u.s. congress are locked in an unlikely feud over metal detectors and it has left some wondering if they will now argue about absolutely anything. yesterday approximately 90 9 am multiple members observed the speaker of the house and 2 in the house chamber without completing security screening. paid the fine speaker below say. speaker pelosi folded her own find a metal detector find in the house chamber the mall my friend louis go to mosul went through security went to the restroom immediately adjacent security we didn't return through the metal detecto

his daughter, gigi and 7 others. they say experienced pilot or has a bye and finally did flight protocols by flying into conditions that he could not cnn for failing to take. alternate measures when it was very foggy that morning some of the things he didn't do the board found was slow down. maybe make an emergency landing or switching to auto pilot officials say that had he followed some of those measures. perhaps the tragedy could have been avoided. this pilot. >>did make mistakes but that does not mean that he was necessarily trying to be malicious i don't certainly don't think he was out trying to kill himself and kill us but apparently it was an issue of judgment decision-making that led to this tragic situation. >>and the ntsb is also claiming of the company that owned and operated the helicopter island express operations did not implement the full safety management system that's something that's used by commercial pilots to assess risk and it's not required by the f a a but the ntsb argues that it should be. w

queen victoria because she read over the page the amount of money she did she wanted to take her gigi's victorian times the royal finances all shrouded in mystery quite deliberately so but what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family and that's both improper and insulting to democracy in my view but it's also one which is a danger to the royal family for their own family who would be well advised to amend these sort of situations before the full should do so by parliament. that's a wrap up of the day's top news for now but don't forget you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and facebook for up to the minute reports. a new gold rush is underway and gunna thousands of ill equipped workers a flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. out of this that you know if i suppose that whatever children atone between gold and education my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. the world is driven by. there is. no dares thinks. we dar

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bought by queen victoria because she'd be overpaid the amounts of money she did to undertake her gigi's victorian times the royal finances all shrouded in mystery quite deliberately so but what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family and that's both improper is an insult to the democracy in my view but it's also one which is a danger to the royal family as are all family who would be well advised to amend these sort of situations before they're forced to do so by parliament. have your say on any of the stories we're talking about by checking out a call my mind side of course and so much there is what you might want to check out throughout the day if you get a minute but if you've got to do something if you want to when the time is exactly 26 minutes past the hour right now thank you so much ing out international for moscow with make over now in and have a great day. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. knowing florida would see that and who

bought by queen victoria because she'd been overpaid the amount of money she did to undertake her gigi's victorian times the royal finances all shrouded in mystery quite deliberately so but what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family and that's both improper is an insult to the democracy in my view but it's also which is a danger to the royal family or the royal family would be well advised to amend these sort of situations before they're forced to do so by parliament. about so much more as well my main site today as we always do if you get a minute to check it out why don't you if you download our upper course any you had like breaking news as it happens throughout the day will come straight to your mobile device and you can check in with us for more detail super well that was coming to 25 past 11 moscow time kevin i would check it out for now but with more in just over half an hour whatever you doing today have a great day. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich

actually queen victoria because she read over the page the amount of money she did to undertake her gigi's victorian times the royal finances all shrouded in mystery quite deliberately so but what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family and that's both improper is an insult to the democracy in my view but it's also one which is a danger to the royal family as are all family would be well advised to amend these situations before they're forced to do so by parliament. that is just a snapshot of what we're talking about today if you want to see so much more check out say they'll come any time of the day if you don't like our uppity breaking news we'll go straight to mobile device as it happens charge reporting from moscow kevin 0 in selling off the world the center thank you for watching and have a great day. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as they are part of that work children are torn between gold and education my family was very poor i thought i was doing my

bought by queen victoria because she'd been overpaid the amounts of money she did to undertake her gigi's big jorian times she said this is the queen's consent this is nothing new but i suppose it showed a new light on the rather opaque way that all this is set up that the constitutional duties and outs of of your do you think this might or should lead to and he renewed interest in changing the system. the royal finances are stranded in mystery quite deliberately so but what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family and that's both improper it's an insult to democracy in my view but it's also one which is a danger to the royal family as are all found it would be well advised to amend these situations before they're forced to do so by parliament do you think they'll be much call for more transparency over the queen's finances after all in terms of mana case she is arguably one of the most famous and popular. she is indeed famous and popular and that's partly because she's just jagir duties in a way that seemed to be appropriate but it's also because embarra

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this year and the communist party is getting prepared to celebrate its 100th anniversary president gigi ping is upbeat. shoot i love looking back with my great historic achievements in eliminating absolute poverty that had perplexed the chinese nation for thousands of years creating a miracle in the poverty reduction history of mankind looking ahead we are fighting to realize our historic grand explorations of building a modern and socialist country you know it all round manna throat it is long and striving is the only way out when chinese media has held the president's role in ending poverty and in his remarks she jinping said it was the leadership of the communist party that made it possible. shushi triumphant coming up holding the party leadership has provided a staunch political and organizational guarantee for china's poverty reduction efforts facts of her return to the truth that the communist party of china has unraveled strong power of leadership only as the most reliable force leading and uniting much and forging forward so as long as we are on swimmingly it here to the party l

way , so it is both a financial transaction in the sense that we buy back the streambed it is also gigi increase a bigger opportunity, pursuing the potential of antibiotics outside of what we know today. francine: could you ask plain to us also why you split the role of chief scientific officer of cfo? lars: we have mr. thompson, who has been with us for 30 years, and 20 years as chief science officer. i think that is by far, by any token, a record in our industry, and he has been immensely successful. we have a strong pipeline right now. he is retiring from novo nordisk to start a career with the novo nordisk foundation. one person succeeding him will focus on research and early development and the other focusing on product of elements. that means we will have even more focus, in my executive team, on r&d. the platform for growth for the coming -- that is a continuous execution of our existing strategies, and it is really two people who have delivered a lot of the growth in the past, and success in r&d. francine: thank you so much, lars fruergaard, the chief executive of novo nordisk.

that is gigi door gash buy that spac, mel >> but we got like 15 seconds.it is overpriced at these levels, mel. >> thank you all so much for joining us tonight thank you fo watching the "fast money report." don't go anywhere. the news with shepherd smith starts right now. >> no vaccines for young children until 2022. the new time line from dr. fauci. i'm shepard smith this is the news on cnbc >> the texas power grid. back to normal life on the ground is not. continued outages, boil water warnings, carbon monday oochl yid cases surging as the weather triggers a nationwide backlog of millions of vaccine doses. tieing the storms to climate change. >> we'll all suffer the consequence it's we fail >> the united states rejoins the paris agreement. >> onlin

according to meteorologist and senior scholar johns hopkins center for health security doctor gigi granville viruses mutate all the time and rarely do mutations impact the vaccine's ability to protect us from the virus. doctor randall says that for now the vaccines available to us are still good and testing is still accurate one of the virus mutates in a way that renders the vaccine less effective if you're infected if you've been vaccinated your immune system gets to work right away so it doesn't prevent you from being infected. >>but it does appear that the viral load that people have the amount of virus that you would expect in your body if you were to encounter the virus is much less. >>and so those studies are coming out that you're seeing a lot less virus of the people in their nose if it's less fires in the nose that's less a virus that goes out of people's noses into the air and for other people to breathe after granville emphasized the continuing to follow health guidelines like wearing masks socially distancing yourself from others getting tested and proper ventilation are all thin

this here is emmy gigi. emily. she passed away this week.randson were cameramen at msnbc news. lifelong in new jersey. here she is with her beautiful two great grand daughters. she fought cancer twice and said that because she was always so cold in the hospital, that she wanted to make sure that other cancer patients were not as cold as she was. so she knit socks and scarves and hats and donated thousands of them to anyone who needed them. that included a very cold reporter who was often in new jersey covering snowstorms a few back. she knit me a pair of socks as well, a few pairs. if you do have a moment this weekend consider doing something kind for somebody else. and also consider this. while she did not die of covid, her grandson told me that he is sure that she tied at least in part because of the loneliness that covid caused. and that just plain sucks. so let's all do our best to fight this disease and not let lives like this get lost. that will do it for me today. if you're going outside, wear a mask. if you're staying in -- you're -

now according to meteorologist and senior scholar johns hopkins center for health security doctor, gigikron bowl viruses mutate all the time she says the most mutations are quotes bad for the virus or they don't result in the way they affect humans. so you taishan doesn't always result in a vaccine being less effective in fact she says that that happens less often she said that it's entirely possible that there are more various that we've simply haven't detected yet and that new variants will still occur. but for now the vaccines available to us by way of the fda's emergency use authorization are still good. >>there's a lot of data that's coming out the vaccine for against these variants. and a lot there's a lot of laboratory data which doesn't tell the full picture. and so we were continuing to i did the situation but at least the that vaccines that we currently have that have emergency use authorization. they're they're still appeared to be very protective. >>the doctor on also said the diagnostic testing that we have is still accurate as well, but she did emphasize that while we see

according to meteorologist and senior scholar johns hopkins center for health security doctor gigi granville viruses mutate all the time and rarely do mutations impact the vaccine's ability to protect us from viruses. doctor randall says that for now the vaccines available to us are still good and testing is still accurate one of the virus mutates in a way that renders the vaccine less effective if you're infected if you've been vaccinated your immune system gets to work right away so it doesn't prevent you from being infected. >>but it does appear that the viral load that people have the amount virus that you would expect in your body if you were to encounter the virus is much less. >>and so those studies are coming out that you're seeing a lot less virus of the people in their nose if it's less fires in the nose that's less a virus that goes out of people's noses into the air and for other people to breathe after granville emphasize the continuing to follow health guidelines like wearing masks socially distancing yourself from others getting tested and proper ventilation are all things tha

it's complicated by centuries cf gigi ography. if vietnam were not contiguous to china it would be a different story put it con timeous and the chinese occupied vietnam for a century and the book has other examples of invasions that succeeded, partially succeed, failedful this race relationship with a lot of baggage, but again i just don't think americans policymakers should overestimate either the u.s. vietnam leg of that or underestimate the china leg of that. so i think we're on the same page there thank you for your question. >> next question comes from walter north. the question is: any ideas about how to help china improve its diplomatic listening skills? >> great question. just finished teaching my chinese foreign policy class in our last session we talked but the future of chinese foreign policy, the greatest challenges and that with my conclusion, china has to improve its listening skills. you can not be a major power and not get criticized. i it comes with being a major power. the question is what you do with the critici

according to meteorologist and senior scholar johns hopkins center for health security doctor gigi granvilleate all the time and rarely do mutations impact the vaccine's ability to protect us from viruses. doctor randall says that for now the vaccines available to us are still good and testing is still accurate one of the virus mutates in a way that renders the vaccine less effective if you're infected if you've been vaccinated your immune system gets to work right away so it doesn't prevent you from being infected. >>but it does appear that the viral load that people have the amount of virus that you would expect in your body if you were to encounter the virus is much less. >>and so those studies are coming out that you're seeing a lot less virus of the people in their nose if it's less fires in the nose that's less a virus that goes out of people's noses into the air and for other people to breathe after granville emphasized the continuing to follow health guidelines like wearing masks socially distancing yourself from others getting tested and proper ventilation are all things that still

haslinda: joe biden has yet to speak formally with china's president gigi, but he has offered a glimpsel deal with the competitor. stephen engle joins us now. how should we read biden's comments? >> it looks as though he is being fairly patient. he has already said in his interview on cbs face the nation that he will do things differently than trump did with china. obviously, trump took even a bigger sledgehammer to the relationship, adding all of the executive orders on various companies as well as of course an ongoing trade war. a lot of these moves by the trump administration have not been dismantled by biden. but, he has been taking a patient approach to determine what they should keep and what they should not. he says they have not talked yet because they have not had the occasion to talk yet. biden has been president for 2.5 going on three weeks. he says there is no reason not to call him. i guess the question is why hasn't he called him and why hasn't xi called him? he says, we need not have a conflict, biden says of china. but there will be extreme competition. we, the united st

so when he wheels into gigi's one lunchtime and sees this 24-year-old blonde dancer in front of him,>> he had no will to live, and i went over to see him. he got a little twinkle in his eyes, and he asked me to dance for him. and i did. um, he was very funny, really funny. very brilliant, very smart, uh, gosh, he had so many stories. i mean, just -- amazing man. he was just really amazing. >> from the very first time she met howard, she thought of him as a grandfather figure. and once we met howard, i mean, you thought the same way. very likable man, very knowledgeable, very smart. >> they would phone call every day and talk to each other. and they were so cute on the phone. she would call him her sugar booger and sweetheart and all that. they needed each other in more of a sense than people understood. and so they just took care of each other. >> marshall had two sons, and the son he was closest to was pierce marshall, who was this very upright, waspy, proper person. i think anna nicole would have just sent him screaming from the room. >> pierce wants to put an end to it right away.

the ntsb places blame squarely on the pilot for the crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter gigi pilot made a series of decisions that went against his training and federal aviation rules when he flew into bad weather. >> the pilot's decision to continue the flight resulted in the pilot's spatial disorientation and loss of control. >> reporter: the ntsb report says pilot ara zobayan flew into heavy fog and experienced spatial disorientation rendering him unable to determine up from down, left from right. according to the report zobayan radioed to air traffic controllers that he was climbing to get out of the thick fog but in reality, the helicopter was actually turning left when it began to descend rapidly to the ground. >> it's not hard to imagine that this pilot felt great pressure. kobe trusted him. he was a person -- his personal pilot. he knew he had to get him to this basketball game. >> reporter: the ntsb says neither bryant nor zobayan's employer, island express helicopters, pressured zobayan that day, rather, it was a self-induced pressure, not to disappoint his high-pro

but because they use twitter and they talked about gigi, they're -- xi jinping, they're going to jailre sanctioned three seconds after joe biden was inaugurated, you were sanctioned, secretary of state mike pompeo was sanctioned, peter navarro was sanctioned. shouldn't the current administration come out and say something that you don't sanction the secretary of state's office, you don't sanction individuals like keith krach and mike pompeo. we haven't heard that from joe biden at all. >> i think it would be really wise to and i know members of congress are asking the administration to speak out because it's really a shot across the bow. and the other part of the chinese communist party's doctrine is intimidation, retaliation and retribution. this is a clear sign. it also is a sign that we were very effective. if you look at the clean network remarks that was able to accomplish, it proved that china is beatable and we stopped huawei's global domination of 5g with an alliance of democracies of 60 countries, representing two-thirds of the world's gdp and over 200 tell-- telcos. these gu

protests but the foreign ministry here is issued a statement saying that he was merely carrying out his gigi's under the vienna convention on diplomatic relations to collect information on the ground by legal means so they've they've pushed back very clearly and we also hear there's been response now from the moscow foreign ministry to the decision here to declare a russian diplomat persona non-grata the russians are saying it's also unjustified in unfriendly so it's going back and forth at the moment right so that's germany's response so how else is the international community trying to put pressure on russia open a valley. yeah well it's pretty clear that this was a concerted action with sweden and poland also taking this tit for tat action by expelling russian diplomats from their capitals today but it's probably worth saying that at least it hasn't been a an escalation from the e.u. side as yet it this decision also came a shortly after an online meeting between representatives of the u.s. britain canada and the you to discuss.