>> jonas: we did. thank you. >> okay, thank you, sorry. >> you have three questions remaining. >> hello, this is ann. i'm speaking in support of the continuance for item number 14 as 350-352 san jose avenue. as a member of san francisco tenants union i'm speaking on behalf of the filer, these people are busy at anti-displacement coalition meeting. the san francisco tenants union does not take kindly to longtime senior residents being displaced from their rent controlled units to make way for luxury developments in the community. the union was shocked to hear of the situation when it came on their radar and they filed the d.r. and look forward to there d.r. hearing. thank you for scheduling it for september 24th. >> to that, planning commission and everything should be in order on that one. >> you have two questions remaining. >> good afternoon, commissioners. knowe neighborhood council. i am calling to support the continuance of 350-352 san jose, like the previous caller mentioned, this is an atrocity

that is "what a man gotta do" by the jonas brothers and now joe jonas has to get used to very little wife sophie turner just revealed they had a baby. we'll have much more on their announcement coming up in our next hour. robin, couldn't be happier for two great people right there. >> they're lovely. i remember when the jonas brothers first came on "gma" back in the day. they were babies and now they're all having babies, the jo bros. where does the time go? >> we're very happy for them. thanks, robin. >>> following a lot of headlines right now. officials cracking down on rerie spitalizatio in at least 40 states and president trump is pushing some governors to re-open more quickly despite the concerns of white house coronavirus task force member dr. birx and dr. fauci pleading with cities to keep bars closed. >>> attorney general william barr set to testify today before the house judiciary committee after more than a year of delays. he is going to defend president trump, attack the russia investigation and get grilled by democrats on a number of controversies concerning president tru

jonas: first, fundamentals.controls, a crackdown on wealth management products by regulators. and an economic recovery that is driving people into stocks. at the same time, there is real boosterism by chinese media at the start of the week to show the country is emerging from a pandemic. it is a source of national pride, really. haidi: we called the rally unprecedented it is really not. i have seen this movie before. this time around, is there more concern about it being more measured about the euphoria we are seeing? jonas: i don't think regulators and china want to see a rerun of the latest stock bubble debacle. we saw some smaller gains on tuesday and some of the bigger cheerleaders have also taken a step back. i think they were taken aback by monday's rally and are now urging people to realize there are risks in the market. jonas, thank you. strategistdaily fx margaret yang joins us to talk about the hong kong dollar peg. plus, we talk about est investing on the mainland. market coverage continues as we look

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that was jonas b-- bergman.hest man is wealthy today after attracting a big investor to the e-commerce platform. google is possibly making a $4 billion investment in jio. says traveles recovery is telling in the u.s. as coronavirus continues to surge. the carrier is cutting the amount of flights it planned to add in august in half to 500. it says it does not think it is likely to add anymore services before the end of the year. the recovery now depends on how confident people are to venture back into the skies again. s --ng' company had 16 max cancellations. all 97.s scrapping boeing has lost many orders so far this year. markets were mostly higher but off the session highs for the region. stocks are down 1%. shenzhen is lower than -- lower high 1.3%. banks are trying to cool down these markets after this crazy run we have seen. there is a fluctuation between gains and losses. look at the gains we are seeing across southeast asia. we are looking ahead to that boj decision that could be coming out any minute now.

i want to end d with jonas salk, asked who ownsns thiss patent?e replied "well, the people, i would say. there is no patent. ?"uld you patent the sun sonia shah, science investigative journalist and the author of "pandemic: tracking contagion from cholera to ebola and beyond." as well as "the next great migration: the beauty and terror of life on the move." we will link to your article published in the nation is titled "it's time to tell a new storory about coronavirurus -- r lilives depepend on it when we come back on the centers for disease control says unhoused people living in and chemist should be able to remain there, which will help p stop te spread of covidid-19. we will go to philadelphia stop ststay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "have mercy" by eryn allen kane. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goododman. asas public health o officials d people to follow guidance from the centers for disease control and prevention to stop the spread of the cocoronavirus, may cities are going against thehese recommen

jonas sopel, bbc news,ngton.ty: relations between the world's two big superpowers are not going well right now. now, one of the common threats in the global fig19 against covis what has been learned and what has not by the examples of those who have gone before. the u.s., cities like miami and houston are going through a similar spike in cases what we saw in new york in april. on a national level, many untries feared becoming the next italy in march, remember that country was the global epicenter with the highest infection numbers and the highest deaths. asan itali get back to enjoying bars and beaches, it is worth remembering what it looked like just a few months ago. >>edics say core doors are beinenused for ive care units. the top help system at a breaking point. being used to stor coffins, and crematoria are working 24 hours a day. more than 8% of cases in italy our medical staff, almost double that ochina. the theory is if the strictions are lifted too soon, the numbers couag start jumpinn. the crisis may no

and we will get to some of those calls, the jonas note on tesla is remarkable. harvard going online for the fall, theastros, nationals canceling practice because testing is too slow, miami closing restaurants and bars and now black rock today, mike, down grading u.s. equities to neutral, europe to overweight. not because of closures, but in their view the risk of fading fiscal stimulus. as we get further into july and july 31st how important will it be for congress to thread that needle and basically the 11 days they have to do it. >> right it seems like the bull case gets a little more contingent the deeper you get into the summer because of all those issues. i do think the market has been operating in this zone if you believe the market looks ahead roughly six months, that's kind of a general assumption out there, six months takes you to this window of perhaps vaccine or as dr. gottlieb has been saying we're kind of almost through this in january, even if it stays bad, just because of how many people have been exposed. who knows if that's really true but the m

january only for the lights to come down in march and 4 months since coming attractions are uncertain jona whole al-jazeera bogner reaches the west the flights in nigeria have resumed after 3 months of coronavirus restrictions airports in the capital aboard and the commercial hub lagos have reopened with all remaining airports due to reseal flights over the next week and many address reports there from abroad. it was a cautious 1st day for nigerian troublous as person just arrived to check they were confronted by a new flight in safety rules that weren't there before the cockpit 19 pandemic. nevertheless is here my john was eager to placate. the so i don't have consigned so far trust in my country and trust the efforts put in place so far i expect my country. i believe in trust in the system and i know there is safe to fly as this is to fly in any other country. but traffic was the end of the 1st day for the resumption of the bit of shuttle. government leaders say they have used the past 3 months when airlines are grounded to address critical infrastructure needs to ensure passenger safety

>> jonas, he might have called in on the public pickup line rather than the commission line. >> clerk: let's go ahead and take public comment then. >> thank you, and the planning commission here on behalf of grocery outlet. thank you for sticking with me for clarifying the hours of operation and leave it at that and i am here if there are any questions. we will have to go to the next caller. >> fantastic, commissioners. it sounds as if the project sponsor is satisfied. >> commissioner fung? >> commissioner fung, you may be muted. >> my apologies. move to i a prove the conditional use. >> granted, commissioners. there is a motion to approval and second to earlier on the staff and on that motion, commissioner chan, commissioner diamond. and commissioner imperial and commissioner johnson. commissioner moore, and commissioner koppel. >> so moved, commissioners. that passes unanimously 7-0. commissioners, we are experiencing some technical difficulties with the direct call-in line that we provide to project sponsors and so as a result the backup solution is for project sponsors to call the

adam jonas, margin stanley is a wonderful analyst. i'm sure you know him.alysts get squeezed from time to time obviously, traders do and you've seen that in the move to the upside in tesla. adam raised the price target to 740, 270 is this a phenomenon that takes place and if so, are we seeing it manifest itself in tesla now? >> there can be some of that being an analyst is a difficult job. i can speak from personal experience there maybe just about some of the comments today related to that that tesla will burn $1 billion in cash in the june quarter. i am -- would just point out that there are -- there's about 8200 cars that were made in the march quarter that will be delivered in the june quarter. that's positive for free cash flow and they had a lot of materials that were purchased in the march quarter that ultimately weren't used until the june quarter so they didn't have to buy as much materials in the june quarter my sense is that they will be free cash flow positive in the june quarter i realize that is out sized. what i think it speaks to is the tesl

the stark fact it didn't work for jonas is so sadly clear before them. still in this dark slump for brazil, false hope seems better than none. >> reporter: i have to tell you it was quite strange being at the gravesite there in the debate about that drug. and you have to remember the atmosphere here around -- it's part of the debate here whether the disease is serious or not. startling frankly that in a country where tens of thousands of cases are being reported in every 24-hour period and a thousand or so people dying on some days, that you would still have a focus on this unproven drug potentially being some miracle. it does not work. and that survey you mentioned earlier on in sao paolo among doctors, there isn't a debate but so much time is taken up discussing it. jake? >> all right, nick paton walsh, thank you so much. >>> wouldn't it be nice if there were a road map designed by doctors and medical experts about how to end this pandemic? well, one was just released. we'll tell you about it next. ke? even if you're on a statin? statins may lower some

the jonas brothers. linda, thank you for the request. the night is over, dude. send me your requests on , twit instagram. hashtag ktvu. >>> one of the most emotional parts of the 9/11 ceremony won't happen this year because of the coronavirus. the ceremony marking the 19th anniversary of the terror attacks will not include personal messages from the families of victims. instead, recorded name readings from the 9/11 museum in memoriam exhibition will be used in its place. >>> a museum that supporters have pushed for for more than 25 years is finally becoming real. the house yesterday passed legislation to establish a smithsonian national museum of the american latino on, d.c. th congressman behind it said latinos are a very important part of america's history, culture and progress and their story should be honored and recognized. >>> the ellen degeneres show is being and investigated investigated for alleged workplace harassment. warner media, the committee that owns the tv show, told the staff it is launching a review of allegations made by several current and f

players can sit out the season and not stress about gett actress sophie turner and singer joe jonas they are now parents congrats to them a representative for turner confirmed the good news today, but the rep. >>didn't give any details about the newborn's birth there being hush hush about this. some media outlets are reporting that their baby girl was born last wednesday a source told entertainment tonight the couple's already obsessed and can't stop gloating about their new edition who is their first child. brooklyn nets star kyrie irving is making sure wnba players can sit out the season, not worry about a paycheck. >>he is committing one 0.5 million dollars to supplement the income of players to choose not to play this season, whether it's because of the virus or social justice reasons. the money will come from the chi empowerment initiative, urban launch that today, it will also provide players with the financial literacy program players have to make clear their circumstances surrounding their decision to be eligible and they must not be getting any other salary support and opt out f

were jewish ideas like jonas salk, muslims like -- cesar chavez. lack of diversity is one problem. agree it's. this is not a time for tax dollars to be spent building or statues. this is the time for tax dollars to be spent at actual plans and so covid-19 is in our rearview mirror and a memory and we can unite as a country without having to build statues right now somewhere in washington, d.c. and, quite frankly, to be a bit of a dangling carrot for those who are enjoying pulling statues down at this time. >> harris: will move on. joe biden making a big promise last night ahead of why he is taking the heat from both political sides. when we come back we will get into it. ♪ ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relie

much for watching all week we'll remind you that next week, we have all new shows as well we have the jonas brothers, ll cool j, melissa mccarthy, octavia spencer, halle berry it's gonna be giant. so check out next week, all new shows, all new charities and stuff to talk about next week. so thank you so much we have a big show tonight hi >> hi. >> jimmy: we have a big show tonight. we have -- the one and only hugh jackman on the show tonight. actor's fund is his charity he's going with. we also have rose byrne. her charity is foodbanknyc.org and bobby cannavale actually shows up in her interview as well i will say, i baked bread with hugh jackman, which i've never done it was pretty fun. i have this scar to prove it that was my little battle scar from baking with hugh jackman. >> wow >> jimmy: yeah and then -- but rose byrne makes a cocktail using -- you know those syringes that come with baby advil? [ laughter ] i've never seen anything like it it's great also we have kesha who -- we just love kesha. and here is her charity to raise money for crew live nation for crew members out there tha

as the cause joins me now live via skype from sterling in virginia he's a human rights lawyer and jonasould do this again on the program if the call scuffles bundled into a car whereabouts unknown seems like the normal modus operandi of soul the secret service of pakistan. yes so here are the what we've seen here kidnapping that many journalists and it's something. we've seen. i think it's important to keep in mind you know might come suppress freedom freedom of speech freedom of the press in pakistan you know this is not exclusive to the current government of iraq and with no loss for you or him and the government of benazir bhutto. and so sadly you know because of sort of. you know separation of powers and checks and balances the military. service. which is the fighting. really has been cracking down on journalists so much so that you know reporters without borders has ranked 145th of 180 countries in the world in terms of press freedom and a committee to protect journalists has rank them as that worst country in the world when it comes to press so in terms of the practicality of bein

andrew cuomo and his brother, cnn anchor chris cuomo, were as attractive to new york women as the jonasthers said new york women, "listen, we've been locked inside for a long time. just keep that in mind when reading hotness surveys. in a radio interview last week, new york governor andrew cuomo was asked if he was still an eligible bachelor. though i think he made that clear at his last press conference a strip club in oregon is offering a drive-through experience for customers in the parking lot during the coronavirus pandemic you know it's bad when a strip club is following safety guidelines better than the vice president. although in his defense, i bet he wears a mask to a strip club. health officials in michigan have launched a free condom delivery service during the coronavirus pandemic because they realize maybe it's best these guys don't reproduce a man in iceland set a world record over the weekend by lifting over 1,100 pounds. said the man, "why isn't anyone helping me?" it was an accidental record. he didn't mean to lift 1,100 pounds, you guys according to a new report, ameri

results with the possibility of human trials in a year using lama nobody's to neutralize the coronavirus jona whole al-jazeera reading. lots more details on all these stories opposing the web site al-jazeera dot com to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories as well thanks for being with us by. the way disease outbreaks have impacted dense urban areas like during the flu pandemic in the early 1900 has played a role in how our cities look in run urban planners reacted to that flu and other outbreaks changing how cities were zoned and led to updated infrastructure like ventilation and improved sanitation but after what's been learned from pandemics and their influences on our skylines and way of life we also need to keep pace and adapt it's easy to assume that cities are fertile ground for spreading viruses and diseases millions living working at commuting in such tight conditions but one expert says it's about much more than just density it's about how all this was put together and how it's run. told to use their own. let me also you know how worried you are about the inc

results with the possibility of human trials in a year using lama nobody's to neutralize the coronavirus jona whole al-jazeera reading. more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including well the dependent dominican republic presidential election and 16 years of leadership by the center left liberation party. the devastating flooding in japan more than 30 people have been killed after a tarantula rain and mudslides. and this person on a ledge and rolls himself out of the running to become their next coach stop stories coming up with me and sports. hello we've got plenty of warm sunshine continuing across much of the mediterranean but at the different story further north we have got a cool rag which will sink its way across into central parts of europe as we go on through the next couple days behind this cold front this blue line or not shot here that's going to change a drivers way for the south as winds coming in from all the northwesterly direction so a cooler direction temperatures will struggle to get to around $21.00 celsius in berlin as we go through monday a similar temperature for londo

results with the possibility of human trials in a year using lama nobody's to neutralize the coronavirus jona whole al-jazeera reading. well let's go back to south africa now which saw its highest daily jump in corona virus infections on saturday we can speak to solution she is a reception at the institute for global dialogue a south african think tank and she joins us now on skype from capetown so misha saturday was the 100th day of lockdown for south africa by my count and you had some of the strictest measures in the wild but those are now being gradually relaxed even as we see these case number skyrocket so what's the thinking here. of those that you know well the thinking is that we do love to cry if this was to actually kind of get biassed by the public health department and the government time in order to get more people know what is happening is. that or rather thinking that you can hear the full picture a lot that will be able to pull out probably needs to start adjusting and recalibrate and people need to get to work the last time when you just love women in the news need to buy the

pandemic, we saw bitcoin and ethereum moving in lockstep with the s&p 500 had what has this crisis jonaslar and see hedge can actually mean? safe haven assets should not be taken too literally. there's always multiple factors affecting the price of assets. if you imagine bitcoin as the -- the flow works with the titanic. just not able to sustain that kind of low. when we look at traditional markets, the whole market crashed. stockmarkets probably 1000 times bigger. ofn that goes down, a lot people losing a lot of money, and many of those people who have crypto investments will want to cover those investments. into cash. a large asset category going down. the longer time horizon, with so much quantitative easing, fiat flowing around, i think the properties of bitcoin are welcome over time. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. an investigation into last week's high-profile twitter hack has found that several staff members were manipulated into providing sensible information, allowing passwords to be reset for some users. the hackers are said to have tried to sell some user

. >>> finally, joe jonas and sofia turner have announced some happy news. >> that's right. baby. the musician and "game of thrones" star are not personally sharing details about the baby's name or sex, but tmz reports the couple has welcomed a baby girl named willa. >> joe and sophie got married last year in two ceremonies, one at a chapel in las vegas, another more upscale ceremy fra. this is the second time she's been married because she was married to joffrey too, or ramsey? "game of thrones," i got you covered. >> coming up, a countdown to this year's emmy nominations. this year's emmy nominations. ♪ ah ah ah staying alive staying alive ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah staying alive >>> staying alive has been not only the anthem but the battle cry for so much of the hollywood industry this year. >> but rest assured the pandemic pause will not stop this year's emmy awards. the nominations are set to be announced later this morning. our own will ganss is here with more. will, how is this going to work? >> oh, it's going to be amazing. we've seen some really inventive ways to do award show

the ceo will be joining us later on, jonas samuelson, shortly after 9:00 a.m. u.k. time.une in for more details on that. let's move to the gmm and what we've got moving around in the hs equity -- asia equity session. that's indicative of what we've seen. the csi 300eakness, down after the much bigger falls yesterday, down 4% or so on the csi 300 yesterday. in today's session, a fraction of that, shanghai down 1/10 of 1%. the asia-pacific is up to 10th of 1%. we're at a make -- 2/10 of 1%. mix. at a we look ahead to the meeting taking place in person in brussels later today. the dollar is fairly flat as we head into the last trading day of the week here in europe. asian stocks, along with u.s. futures looking quite next, on signs of fragility in the u.s. hamperncerns they will the recovery. let's get to markets with laura cooper. i want to start by asking about the sector. we had numbers from netflix. disappointed. i wonder if that's a contained story, not that impacts the rest of the sector. we've seen asml giving fairly positive updates. what do you make of where we are

jonas bergman there in hong kong. the definition of between a rock and a hard place. of the latest headlines. wells fargo is preparing to cut thousands of jobs later this year. a bleak precedent for an industry that has so far resisted layoffs. positions.usands of post the firstl quarterly loss in a decade. already hit by a slew of -- india'shey have pnb has reported over $495 million of fraud. ofsays it was swindled out $2 billion. bp has paid $1 billion for a --ke in india's just fastest-growing energy market. reliance mobility plans to add 5.5 thousand stations to its current network. let's take a look at how we are tracking on this session. from walleak lead street. new infections rising to a record in the u.s. we are seeing a sea of red. aser trading in the kospi well. lots more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's

jonas. >> is this your father >> david bowie >> your mother >> david bowie the whole poster is davide tomorrow anybody else tries to pull that off, i'm skeptical seth rogen, i'm in >> might be the only guy. >>> elton john has taken the wraps off his latest project, "the classic concert series. every saturday for the next six weeks, elton will be releasing the full concerts from some of his biggest performances throughout the years right on to youtube. all proceeds from the fundraiser will go to the elton john aids foundation overnight, elton released a snippet from the huge concert in 1976 in scotland ♪ ♪ saturday, saturday ♪ ♪ saturday, saturday ♪ saturday night's all right >> sit back, relax weren't there in 1976. you were not probably born, craig. i was young. you can relive the magic on youtube. savannah, you weren't either oh, you were, but you were young. >> i was. >> barely. you were barely here. >>> next up, casting news on "pop start" today. news we weren't expecting. jason momoa will be playing frosty the snowman >> huh >> that's right. this is the guy known for "game of th

we're going to ask morgan stanley's adam jonas about that in the next hour in the meantime, stay with us. >>> good morning everybody i'm sue herera the u.s. carried out its first execution in 17 years. daniel lee lewis died in terre haute, utah. earlier this morning the supreme court ruled to let the execution go forward go to cnbc.com for more on the story. >>> in california, the orange county board of education recommends that schools be opened without social distancing or mask requirements, although local districts will have the final say. the guidance stands in stark contrast to los angeles and san diego, where there will be no in-person lessons this fall. >>> and in britain, the government has dropped plans to allow the use of huawei equipment to build out its 5g telephone network over concerns the phone company's gear could allow the chinese government to infiltrate uk networks with you are up to date. i'll see you in an hr.ou "squawk on the street" will be back after a quick break experience the adventure of a bigger world in a highly capable lexus suv at the golden opportunity

adam jonas brings up a great point. don't know if we can bring up a chart of tesla over the last week in the last week he points out that tesla's valuation has increased every single day by the entire amount of the market cap before you think about that, every single day its valuation is jumping about $25 billion in the last week. and that's why when you talk with people in the auto industry, separate from their comments about elon musk, there's i think a combination of envy as well as frustration that they feel like here's a guy who just says stuff, it's whacky, out in left field especially about things like self-driving cars and technology that's not fully developed. on the other hand, there is an element of people within the auto industry who will admit that what tesla has done here, particularly when you look at the software management system and the battery system, they're impressed with what tesla has done while they will not say that publicly, they will admit that tesla has gone out and has essentially carved out

. >> thank you, jonas. this is ann marie rogers standing in for director hillis today. and i was going to share with you a little bit about our intern program that we have. this is important program that we have done for a few years manage bid the senior planner and this year we have 15 interns that are full time and paid. because of covid effects, they are working remotely. and we have shortened the internship down to nine week this is year. we pair them with a planner and they are tasked to work on a specific project and develop that to give presentations at the end of the program which is going to end the week of august 17. we would like to express our -- how happy we are to have them here and appreciative of the work they're going to be performing, and we also like to invite these commissioners to participate in hearing the intern's -- [inaudible] >> clerk: it is hard to tell, but i am not sure if my computer or ann marie's seems as though ann marie on my end, anyway, froze. >> commissioner: i also see that. >> commissioner: me, too. so unfortunately, ann marie, you

. >> so thank you again to jonas for aiding in the public comment section of this hearing. thank you to all the members of the public who were patient enough to deal with the logistics of our hearings as well. i do live in the west side and i grew up in mark mer said and i live out in the sunset. i'm a couple -- more than a couple blocks away from the school. i went to lole high school down the road and i played baseball and basketball there and a lot of the straits i learned growing up playing sports like socialization and teamwork and discipline and camaraderie and commitment, allowed me to show up to practice and my games on time. it's something that i highly value that's made me into the guy i am today. also, what i see that is different nowadays than back when i was a school and the late-night hundreds but technology and it's so much prevalent everywhere we go, not only the internet but cellphones and tick tock apps and video games. a lot of the colleagues and friends that i talk to and they're frustrated and their kids play video games and i think just to make sure th

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. >> so thank you again to jonas for aiding in the public comment section of this hearing. thank you to all the members of the public who were patient enough to deal with the logistics of our hearings as well. i do live in the west side and i grew up in mark mer said and i live out in the sunset. i'm a couple -- more than a couple blocks away from the school. i went to lole high school down the road and i played baseball and basketball there and a lot of the straits i learned growing up playing sports like socialization and teamwork and discipline and camaraderie and commitment, allowed me to show up to practice and my games on time. it's something that i highly value that's made me into the guy i am today. also, what i see that is different nowadays than back when i was a school and the late-night hundreds but technology and it's so much prevalent everywhere we go, not only the internet but cellphones and tick tock apps and video games. a lot of the colleagues and friends that i talk to and they're frustrated and their kids play video games and i think just to make sure th

jonas cumberlege says criminals should have been stopped three years before daniel was born in 1967.'s speak to the chair of the association for children damaged by hormone pregnancy tests, marie lyon, who was prescribed primodos when she was pregnant with her daughter. and professor carl heneghan, who is the director of the centre for evidence—based medicine at oxford university. good morning to you both. marie, if i could come to you first, you took the drug when you are pregnant with your daughter. what effect did not have on you and on her? when sarah was born, her left arm had not formed from below the elbow. what was there instead was just a tiny little pad at the end of, you know, where the arm finished, with five digits, which obviously should have been the rest of her arm and her hand and fingers. i was told that these things happen, there is no explanation for it, and we basically had to get on with life. when sarah was 13 months old, she had to have those digits amputated, to make sure she could use an artificial arm. and that was quite traumatic, actually, for us. not for