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a sees this as a necessary evil. >> it's now planning to kill over 700 wild animals elephants, zebras, and hippos, just to feed people who are hungry she's doing better with younger voters. she is consolidated black voters. she's on better with latino voters. kamala harris is disgraceful. >> she can she can go to hell there was really adorable moment to dress up the same as me and having me with through and we'll tiger how cute is that live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane hello a warm. welcome to our viewers joining us in the u.s. and all around the world. i'm max

foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's thursday, august 29, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in the u.s. state of georgia, a key presidential campaign events are happening later today, including day two of the harris campaign's bus tour, significant fundraiser also for donald trump, new polling suggests the u.s. >> vice president may be gaining an edge on trump in georgia for the survey from fox news finds there's no clear leader when a 3% margin of error is taken into account the democratic nominee is also up ever so slightly in several of these so-called sunbelt states. although the poll puts trump appointee to head in north carolina what harris has done is really consolidate the portions of the democratic base that biden was not doing well with the reason she was doing better in the sunbelt states as the fox news poll shows, is that she's doing better with younger voters. she has consolidated black voters. she's on better with latino voters, homes of the democratic party that frankly joe biden because leaving on the floor because the you folks have problems with his candidacy now that she has brought those back

into the fall, there is a much wider mat for her when we look at the electoral college, and that actually puts pressure on folks like trump to defend places like georgia. and let's remember, this is an opportunity partially because donald trump has created rifts within his own party party. there. >> well, the folks reflects how voters in four swing states feel about the vice presidential nominees minnesota governor tim walz seen a slightly more favorable than the republican nominee, senator j.d. vance. >> i'll say on priscilla alvarez is traveling with the democratic ticket in georgia and brings us this vice president kamala harris and her vice presidential nominee tim waltz, visiting the state of georgia on wednesday, the first time they visited the state together. now it's a crucial battleground state and notable that they decided to kick off their bus tour here after the democratic national convention. but what was significant was where they were going in this state visiting south georgia yeah region that typically leans republicans that were here were the harris campaign thinks that they can make inroads thanks to 2020 when

democratic senator raphael warnock and his runoff was able to shave off republican votes and still win big in metro atlanta. and the harris campaign employing a similarly aggressive strategy in south georgia the vice president and tim waltz visiting with high school students and also going to a barbecue joined to talk to voters. now the vice president will conclude his trip in georgia with a rally as well as do that sit down interview with her vice presidential nominee, tim waltz all of this as the campaign tries to notch a victory in the crucial battleground that in 2020, president biden only won by less than 12,000 votes, were still alvarez, cnn traveling with the harris-walz campaign democratic strategists ways they're weighed in on why the harris campaign is targeting southern georgia so the fact that you see kamala harris, the vice president, united states of america, in tim walz, the governor of minnesota, kicking off a bus tour in savannah,

georgia, which is southeast georgia, which is one of the fastest-growing areas of our state. shows you that they believe that the rule votes are there. they believe that these rule voters in southeast georgia, want to hear from her. they want to hear her economic message. >> they want to hear a message around affordability and this is a area that has really seen a lot of growth and manufacturing jobs and a lot of that is due to the biden-harris administration. >> sending federal money to this area. i think you also see them directly focus on hbcus, historically black colleges and universities. they'll talk about minority participation as far as entrepreneurship. >> and they'll have a higher learning education message because we have a great sort of group of schools that are hbcus, but also for your collar state schools in the area as well. well, late as they georgia's republican governor, brian kemp will attend a fundraiser for the trump campaign, despite years about blood, trump repeatedly bashed camp after losing georgia in 2020.

>> camp had refused to embrace lies about the election being stolen, but trump extended did an olive branch this week, thanking the governor for his support. trump's running mate, j.d. vance has denied speculation that he was the peace broker saying is just one of many republicans who called kemp to stress the importance of party unity the president has some personal disagreements with brian kemp and brian kemp have some personal disagreements with the president, but they're both big enough to put the country over personal interests. >> and it's important that donald trump, despite the fact that he has disagreements with a number of people who have endorsed him. he's willing to say, we are the big tent party we stand for common sense and sanity, and we've got to kick that insane politician and kamala harris out of the whitehouse well, do be sure to watch cnn tonight he's kamala harris and tim walz will be speaking with our very own dana bash. >> that's 9:00 p.m. eastern in new york or 2:00 a.m. friday right here in london trading on wall street ended on a sour

note yesterday following a new quarterly report from the ai chipmaker giant nvidia, or the company beat expectations anyway, you look at it, but its shares were still down because some investors expected even better results. >> the dow lost 159 points or four tenths of a percent this would be 500 was down 0.6% and the nasdaq was more than 1% in the red, let's take a closer look at nvidia, its second-quarter earnings were up by 122% compared to the last fiscal year. it is famous for creating the gpu and redefining what computer graphics are capable of. >> they weren't creating a.i. processes has propelled the company to new heights. now, one of only three us companies valued at more than 3 trillion dollars. christie been looking at this. i mean, the markets can be quite unfair sometimes can't lay when you actually look at the results. but what are they concerned about because they were expecting so

much out of nvidia and video has been called the a.i. >> golden goose and the tech world. but after its latest earnings report that came out it's not quite but living up to the stock hype. look, it has the fundamentals. it beat estimates, it's also forecasting third quarter revenue of 32 billion, which is only slightly better than estimates. and that is whether markets are not impressed. now after the report, nvidia shares are trading lower, which shares dipping down some 6.9% after hours, looking videos, huge, it is the benchmark for chips and for ai as a whole. and you have all the tech giants from microsoft and meta to google as all of them are building up their air infrastructure, they've been spending big on nvidia's, on parallel processors that power a.i. and that includes generative a.i which is a tech behind chatgpt tea now nvidia is making a mint here, but it's also facing a number of challenges. let's just run through a couple of them. there have been concerns over production delays for its next-generation ships. also,

some talk about the potential for rising production costs antitrust concerns as well as rising competition including the from the chinese tech giant huawei. but analysts point out that look, it's still early days yet we are still at the very beginnings of the a revolution. and there's more upside to com. and when nvidia reports earnings, it's a big deal. it's been called like this super bowl for the financial markets. and it's because investors, they've grown so accustomed to nvidia smashing forecasts that would nvidia only beats them they shrug their not impressed that's what's happening here. back to you guys isn't it, kristie? >> thank you so much onto another big company. not quite as big. but lego says it's cutting crude out of its products. the toymaker says it will phase out the fossil fuel fuels used to make it signature bricks and replace them with renewable plastic by 2032 the company will pay up to 70% more

for the material lego ceo told cnn's anna stewart, it doesn't plan to charge customers it's more how much more expensive do you think a brick that has zero fossil fuel in it would be compared to now will you really not pass any of that cost onto the consumer i don't know exactly how it looks in 2032, but i know right now we are paying a considerable premium to get these kind of materials in there and it's something that i think consumers really want. i feel obligated that we do this and being privately owned and being able we'll make these kind of decisions. we pushing this forward. and by now, we don't see consumers really ready to take on the cost well, the announcement comes as the toy maker announced a 26% jump in profits. >> the first half of the year, sales to consumers grew 14% outperforming the wider toy industry. >> you're a fan you're like, i have two children under the age of three. i'm definitely

is certainly walking on it probably yeah appreciate it. >> no no hiking costs. thank you. lego. >> court in hong kong has found to former news editors guilty of publishing seditious content well, my shuttered pro-democracy media site rights groups say the ruling is a further blow to press freedom. in the city as beijing tightens its grip on dissent, the men were the editor in chief and acting editor at stand news. they are the first journalists to be targeted under colonial era sedition law since hong kong returned to china this role in 1997 now namibia plans to kill hundreds of wild animals, including elephants and hippos. and here's the meat to feed people struggling with hunger and food insecurity are half the population. there, maybe more than 1 million people suffering from a lack of food due to the worst droughts in a century, made even worse by the climate crisis. namibia. and several other countries in

southern africa has been struggling with devastating drought which killed hundreds of elephants last year. after their water sources dried up i'll cnn's larry madowo has been closely monitoring the story and joins us from nairobi, kenya larry, honestly, this is such shocking news, really, i believe over 700 animals, wild animals do to be cold why has it come to this? >> a lot of people are alarmed by that, that you write because when you hear about a country having to kill animals to feed the people, many conservationists are understandably worried, but maybe says this was a necessary evil that these animals would be dying anyway, because of the effects of the drought, hundreds of elephants already been killed. in the maybe in across southern africa by the drought. and so they're saying they will be calling the animals that come from national parks and communal areas with sustainable game numbers. and in areas where their population if the available grazing and water resources. so this has

already led to some deadly human wildlife conflict. a lot of elements, elephants have killed people there so you max 700 what animals me just run it the list of these species that they will be killing to feed the people. 83 elephants as a big headline there, but that also includes 60 buffaloes, 30 hippos, 300 zebras, 100 blue wildebeest, 15 palace, and 100 elance and maybe being forced to do this because it's been suffering from the el nino weather phenomenon which has spread all across southern africa. and this has been exacerbated by the climate crisis. and this is one of the ways they see to put people first over the animals to protect them, because as this drought bites in this country, the first, the worst in 100 years, they have to keep the people safe and they see no other way so this was according to the ministry of environment, forestry, and tourism in namibia as sustainability intervention, they had to do this it's such a tough dilemma, isn't it for the people running mac country just

explain to people who be concerned about the wildlife. i mean, obviously the priority is the people, but in terms of wildlife, how endangered are these animals? >> right, max, i think 83 elephants is one that a lot of people will be raising eyebrows about. but southern africa has a population of about 200,000 the elephants. so this 83 will not make a dent in that and the media has a big conservation agenda. they have very strong ways to protect the wildlife but also this is part of the world where gave me it has been eaten for hundreds of years. obviously, conservation efforts have put a stop to most of that. but there's still some activity around that. and the government says that these animals will be killed by professional hunters and distributed to people across the country. so people who are worried about the wildlife conservation inside that, inside an africa, in the media specifically concerned about this, but many namibia, especially in government, the cabinet approved this decision, say this was absolutely necessary, and they are not all

of a sudden just hunting animals left, right, and center to feed the people. >> so fascinating debate isn't it, larry? thank you so much now, heat and humidity are taking a toll on fans and players at the u.s. >> open underway currently in new york, but the steamer conditions were no much the defending champ, novak djokovic you've answered so the third round after fellow serb laszlo gerrit, jury was forced to retire due to injury. >> yeah. on the one side american coco gauff is looking to defend her title. she is through to the third round after over coming some early mistakes to beat 99th ranked tatjana maria of germany. that was on wednesday is sabalengka of belarus is advancing to the third round of u.s. >> open with a win over italian lucic bronzetti. but the highlight of her day though, might have been the encounter with the fan off the court if anyone saw this, a young girl and miss terms was decked out in exactly the same pink nike

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put a palestinian officials are reporting at least 11 people have been killed in the latest israeli raid on the west bank it included attacks on drones and helicopters and bulldozers digging up the streets. >> israel says it's going after terrorist infrastructure and assist systematic strategy smuggling weapons and weapons and explosives into the west bank. now, palestinian officials condemn the operation, accusing israel of blocking access to hospitals and obstructing ambulances let's go live to tel aviv and cnn's nic robertson, who has the latest name yeah the situation does still seem to be ongoing with this operation. or there are reports that idf troops maybe pulling out of some areas that they were operating in yesterday. but this is such a big operation. it's hard to draw conclusions about precisely what's happening. the palestinian red crescent. this morning saying that they are cut off from their headquarters, their

control room in janine, right in the north of the west bank. they say that there's no cellular communication land lines are down. the internet is down. so they sort of blind to what's going on there. main palestinian red crescent controller and blind to what's actually happening in janine at the moment. and this whole operation began in the early hours yesterday before dawn, the biggest israeli raid into the occupied west bank since the war in gaza began october 7, airstrikes near a cluster of northern towns tulkarem jeanine, and to bask. backed by hundreds of troops and border police on the ground the idf says it's a counter terrorism operation intended to thwart what they claim is that systematic strategy in iran to smuggle weapons and explosives into the west bank outside

jeanine, a drone strike killing three men in a vehicle in the idf claims are terrorists. and seriously wounding another near to bus. the idf says another airstrike killed for terrorists. this resident caught in a blast one felony in seconds it in very fast. >> we felt like something came down on us from the sky and there was an explosion when i put my hand on my chest it was all shrapnel and in blood between the idf also arresting people and surrounding hospitals including geneina, main hospital, had been sinner. >> they said to prevent terrorists using it as a base palestinian ambulances also appearing to be targeted by the idf amid claims, staff were beaten. >> will see lammy the occupation army has clearly targeting medical crews and

ambulances the latest example is today at the al-faraa refugee camp. the staff were forced to come out of the car and the director of our center in two bass was beaten as they have done in previous west bank raids, the idf, using i'm a diggers to rip up streets. they claim searching for roadside bombs in part, the idf says the operation connected to this failed bank pac bomb attack that only killed the bomber in tel aviv ten days ago ind itin decades hamas, however reacting to the raid, calling palestinians that restart her suicide bombing campaign, abandoned almost two decades ago inside a mosque, the idf claiming to have located a terrorist base showing pictures of fallen fighters on the wall.

>> and they say bomb-making equipment. unclear how long this operation will last but palestinian officials saying that death toll still growing already, making it one of the most deadly israeli operations in the west bank. since the gaza war began october 7, now the u.s secretary general is calling for an end of the israeli military operation, saying it's undermining the authority of the palestinian authority in the west bank. and also, it is inflaming and fueling an already very tense situation. there. we've heard also from the spokesperson then for the united nations human rights representative, saying that israel must abide by international law israel as the occupying power, must abide by its obligations under international law the israeli security forces use of airstrikes and other military weapons and tank it takes,

violates human rights, norms and standards and the death toll as you were mentioning earlier, has gone up over tonight. more people it appears have been killed. the idf continuing with this operation, that they say is going after terror targets but as we've seen it does appear civilians also being caught up as they always our nic robertson reporting for us live there in time hello, aviv. >> thanks, nick hundreds of flights have been canceled in japan as a typhoon slams the show after the break. >> the latest on typhoon shan shane's path of destruction plus says the stress of being a parent of public health crisis what the top u.s health official is saying about parental stress when i'm stressed, it is 'm thinking

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people have been killed and dozens are injured. the storms slam the country's southernmost island with heavy rain and wind and storm surge. their emergency warnings for flash flooding and landslides across most of the area hey, you can see the atlas oil depo in the rostov region of russia on fire following ukrainian strike cnn has geo-located the video. ukraine says the fire broke out after the facilities vertical reservoirs were hit there's new control-c involving the trump campaign and the confrontation at arlington national cemetery, a sacred site where many american service members have been laid to rest donald trump was there to honor the 13 u.s. >> troops killed at the kabul airport in afghanistan three years ago and meet with their families. however, the cemetery forbids the use of its hallowed grounds for campaign activities a source tells mpr an official there tried to block the trump

team from filming and his and h campaign staff verbally abused and pushed the official aside. a trump spokesperson denies that it got physical, but republican vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, claims there was no gross violation of federal law, and he tried to shift the blame to us vice president kamala harris using some harsh language kamala harris is disgraceful. >> we are talking about a story out of those 13 brave, innocent americans who lost their lives. it's the kamala harris is so asleep at the wheel that she won't even do an investigation into what happened. and she wants to yell at donald trump because he showed up she can she can go to hell in his brian todd has a closer look now at what's known about the altercation at arlington this was the scene at arlington national cemetery on monday, former president donald trump laying flowers at a grave site.

he was there to honor 13 us military service members killed in the attack at the airport in kabul, afghanistan three years ago. not seeing here a controversial incident where in an effort to enforce cemetery rules an individual physically blocked trump's team from accompanying him to part of the cemetery npr, which first reported on the incident, says it happened in section 60 of the cemetery where recent american casualties are buried according to npr, a cemetery official tried to prevent trump staffers from filming the former president. there that a physical and verbal altercation ensued, and that the trump's staff quote, verbally abused and push the official aside a report which the kamala harris, tim walz campaign pounced on. >> this is swa sad. it's not surprising coming from the trump team. i think it's part of what the american people have come to reject when it comes mr. donald trump, the trump campaign disputes the account of a physical altercation. trump's campaign manager called the person who blocked trump's team, quote

despicable trump shared a statement from the gold-star families of those killed in the so-called abbey-gate attack in kabul, saying quote, we had given our approval for president trump's official videographer and photographer to attend the event, the cemetery issued a statement saying federal law prohibits political or election-related activities on its grounds, it is the final resting place and therefore it is hallowed and sacred ground people that go there reflect they dedicate time to their loved ones. >> the trump campaign mean says the former president was there simply to honor those killed. but this comes after several other controversies surrounding trump and the military. he recently said the presidential medal of freedom, given to civilians was much better than the medal of honor. >> everyone gets the congressional medal of honor. that's soldiers they're either in very bad shape because they've been hit so many times by bullets, or they're dead. >> trump once said this about republican senator and former vietnam p.o.w. john mccain a

war hero, moore euro. >> he's a award. >> iran half years. he's a war hero it does capture. >> i like people that weren't captured. >> and the atlantic reported that in 2018, trump referred to american soldiers who died in world war i as quote, losers and suckers, trump denied making those comments, but analysts say all of this has hurt him politically. >> it was harmful the way that he talked on and off the record about veterans he underway performed in key areas around military bases. >> a trump campaign spokesperson has suggested that trump's team has video to back up its version of what occurred here contacted by cnn person for the cemetery would only confirm that there was an incident and that a report was filed. brian todd, cnn, arlington national cemetery now, french prosecutors have placed the founder of telegram under formal investigation and french law that's a step below been formally charged with a crime. >> pavel durov was released from police custody wednesday and transferred to court for questioning. the russian-born billionaire is barred from

leaving france and has to report to the french police twice a week. >> i door was arrested in paris on saturday on a warrant related to the lack of moderation on the popular messaging app draws lawyer says francis investigation is ridiculous a i'd like to add that it's totally absurd to think that the head of a social network could be involved in criminal acts that don't concern him either directly or indirectly? at all salma abdelaziz is here to discuss this. so salma it, this is unusual because normally it's the company rather than the individual that's targeted in cases like these. so how much of a bold step is this for france to be taking? >> this is more than just a bold step. it is setting precedent. that is what french prosecutors are trying trying to do. we're all having these conversations, all governments are having these conversations. how do you regulate social media? how do you make social media safe for children? how do you curb crime, criminal activity on social media? i think everyone is asking that

question. french prosecutors are taking a big step forward and saying well, this might be how and when they are building this case, everyone is going to really look at this very closely because he is now under formal investigation. he is essentially being accused or being held responsible for any activities in content that is criminally related on his it's platform, but can prosecutors draw that direct link between criminal activity on the platform and the owner manager user of that platform, pavel durov there are nearly 1 billion users on telegram. that is the argument his lawyers are making. there is no way his lawyers say that he could be risks fonts, able for all of these private conversations. >> and then there's the bigger thing, there's the free speech debate, which is what pavel durov and his allies are saying they're saying this is a matter of free speech. >> we must have spaces in which we can carry out conversations

privately without the prying eyes of government, french prosecutors are saying, no that's simply not the case. you must be held criminally liable for things that happen on your platform. and these are very serious events. a criminal activities that are occurring, drug trafficking, drug trafficking, gang-related communications terror-related communications, child pornography, all taking place on telegram according to these french prosecutors but they absolutely have their work cut out for them in building a case that demonstrates that pavel durov ease guilty of whatever charges. remember, he's not charged whatever charges they lay out against him and of drawing that direct link in fighting against that free speech argument that manuel macron hadn't even comments on himself saying this is not living local it's interesting, isn't it? >> because it's a messaging app. so these are private conversations between other people. it's not a platform like facebook, where their public conversations where they're responsible for what's put out. yeah.

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mutual physicians mutual several european fashion influencers have become the faces of some fake pro-trump accounts on x. that's not because the influence is support trump or have anything they want to do with him, but their images were stolen and reposted to promote pro trump agendas and conspiracy theories. as katie polglace reports, some of those influencers are now outraged debby is heading home from work in luxembourg, northern europe, crossing the border into germany. >> she races back some and of course, lu but debby's day, he doesn't end there gummy is also a professional model

image, not only her identity, but her source of income, helping support her and her son but it's been stolen used in a pro-trump account on x, attracting nearly 30,000 followers in less than six months. >> you will now yeah. >> that's very crazy when you see these views it saying vote for trump in 2024 what's. >> your reaction my to be honest, what was my reaction? >> that was my reaction because i have nothing to do with the united states was trump the political things over there and if people following this account believe that this is, you, what do you want to say to them? that it's definitely not me. definitely it was never me

and it will never be me and they have to unfollow, please in fact, debby is not alone in partnership with the centre for information resilience. >> cnn found nearly 60 fake trump's supporting accounts. and from these, we identified nearly a dozen women, real women from across europe, from denmark to the netherlands and as far away as russia, whose identities are being used in accounts telling voters american voters, to vote for trump in the upcoming u.s. election. let's take a look at some of these accounts like alina 33 and voting for trump. but she's not she's really camila from denmark. >> i think it's clear anything that can discriminate other people on my account because it's my little universe i don't think it's fair and this one, eva, she even has a verified blue tick, was just supposed to weed out fake accounts. you feel very taken

advantage off because it's kind of my image. i don't want to think people thing that i do, what those profiles sometimes promoting we ran this suspicious x photos through a reverse image search engine and found they were lifted from instagram posts sudden patterns emerged. >> the fake accounts repost each other. it's a sign of a coordinated campaign. he has several of the fake accounts post the exact same wording. if you're voting for the man who survived an assassination attempt, i want to follow you it's another sign the accounts are linked and that's not all some of the accounts manipulated the images of these women have a look at debby's post, the original on instagram and now the fake one on x hat now reads make america great again look at this t-shirt before, and then trump 2024. for now, we don't know who is behind all these accounts but the former u.s. national

security council spokeswoman, who also used to investigate fake accounts for twitter, told us this i don't think it's unreasonable to ask questions about could there be a state actor involved we know that there are multiple state actors who have been using social media to try to sow, disinformation campaigns in the run-up to the 2024 election regardless, the accounts are reaching influential politicians doug mastriano, a republican state senator for pennsylvania follows debby's fake account cnn contacted the senator about the account, but has not heard back back in germany, debby is shocked and upset that her image is being used in this way with president trump. >> now, back on x, and elon musk, the owner of x, throwing his weight behind him fake pro-trump content appears to be flourishing silencing the real women affected once again,

women's rights at the very heart of this presidential election. katie polglase, cnn, trier, germany. >> i said it has reached out to x regarding these accounts, but didn't receive a response. however, the majority of them were taken down before cnn first published this report. >> now, the top u.s. health official is warning that parents are facing dangerous levels of stress and it's becoming a public health concern in a new advisory, us surgeon general, dr. vivek murthy, who has himself to children, says parents are overwhelmed and burned out with a dizzying pace of the world oh called for culture shift in support of parents and caregivers in a new york times essay, dr. murthy wrote, quote, in the past few years, we have made progress expanding access to early childhood education material health programs, and a mental health crisis hotline for kids and adults. but he says, we have much more to do, however, to make parenting sustainable. dr. murthy spoke to cnn about some of the major

issues that parents are facing very often when i encounter parents across the country, they're talking me about their kids challenges, not about their own but in my work on youth mental health, i came to see very quickly that not only are parents struggling but they're struggling, it's surprising levels, 48% of parents are saying that they, on most days feel completely overwhelmed by stress. >> for 48% of parents that's compared to 26% of other adults. so that tells us we've got a real challenge and there's a lot that's driving that. parents are they're not only contending with the usual we'll stressors that come with being a parent wearing about finances and safety. but they're also worried about how to manage social media and phones for their kid, something that my parents didn't have to worry about. they're trying to i figured out how to contend with a youth mental health crisis and a loneliness epidemic that are hitting kids really hard right now the parents many not together the parents of many children yes.

it's an important debate, isn't it? >> yeah. and i relate to a lot of it and i feel that stress, but i'm also thinking of the counter argument that people that don't have children saying, well, you chose to have children and you knew in a social media all that it's not that new and it's certainly since you've had kids, you've been aware of the pressures that would come from social media? yes. and i just think there is a point. also say there is an argument to say he shouldn't. you chose to do it. get on with it and don't wind. but then at the same time, we should probably wind a bit more because you brought that up that way. >> i think dangerous levels of stress comes with the territory which is a sad thing to say, because we shouldn't have to deal with all the stresses that go into, quote, having it all, especially women, that quite strong so it. should be a cultural conversation. i'm glad it is being brought up in this way. but at the same time, we all know that this is what it takes children's, so it's just the reality is they should, i mean, people that

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