Professional, competitive video game playing—the phenomenon known as esports—has seen double digit growth for much of the past decade. With a massive following, many say it will soon become an official Olympic event. Throughout the U.S., high schools are launching competitive gaming clubs, and even some colleges are offering scholarships to top players.

It’s a dream come true for professional esports players—traveling the world and paid salaries to play video games full time for a living.

But as money continues to pour into the industry, the pressure on these young pros—many still in their teens—is leading to early burnout from high stress, repetitive stress injuries, and grueling practice schedules.

In this episode of CBSN Originals, we follow pro esports players Doublelift (League of Legends) and Space (Overwatch) as they compete for glory, get an inside look at what it takes to be pro, and explore the risks many are taking to stay at the top.

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Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE tells the story of the extraordinary power of human connection. Over the course of a decade, this limited series interweaves the lives of Marie-Laure Leblanc, a blind French girl taking refuge with her uncle during WWII, and Werner Pfennig, an brilliant German teenager with an expertise in radio repair. Through a shared secret connection, they find faith in humanity and the possibility of hope.

From Director Shawn Levy, All the Light We Cannot See stars Louis Hofmann, Lars Eidinger, Marion Bailey, with Hugh Laurie and Mark Ruffalo. And introducing newcomer Aria Mia Loberti.

Coming to Netflix, November 2nd, 2023.

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Chris Cuomo breaks down the political fallout from the recent United States strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. With a ceasefire now in place, the operation may look like a success, but in Washington, it has sparked a fresh wave of partisan outrage, calls for impeachment and media blame games. Cuomo dives into what is known, what isn’t and why asking questions for reporters who risked their lives to cover war has suddenly become controversial.

Reporting from Doha, NewsNation’s Brian Entin delivers an exclusive report with a high-level Qatari official in a rare sit-down interview with a key player behind the ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel.

Then, Illinois Democratic Congressman Mike Quigley discusses the politics of pushing diplomacy and questioning the effectiveness of U.S. strikes on Iran nuke sites.

Retired Brigadier Gen. Mark Kimmitt weighs in on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s latest missive against national media. Plus, Stephen A. Smith talks about the dysfunction of America’s two-party system.

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The White House

“Anxiety” Doechii

Directed by James Mackel for Adele Drive

Production Company: Adele Drive
Executive Producers: Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith, Anthony Moosa Tiffith
EP: Langston Griffith-Siebens

Production Company: More Avenue
Produced by Jolene Mendes, Sophia Sabella, Pablo Feldman

Director of Photography: Nico Aguilar
Production Designer: Hensel Martinez
Choreographer: Robbie Blue
Stunt Coordinator: Robert Brown
Creative Directors: James Mackel, Connor Tingley, Sammy McEntire, Langston Griffith-Siebens
Editor: Sammy McEntire

VFX: Pendulum
Colorist: Bryan Smaller

Featuring: Courtney Hargrett, Sydney Hargrett

Production Manager: Rachel Nagao
Production Coordinator: Megan Short
Location Manager: Ron Dabach
Production Accountant: Jessica Feder

First Assistant Director: Jonas Morales
Second Assistant Director: Damon Limbrick
Second Second Assistant Director: Jane Kim

Assistant Choreographer: Marie Spieldenner

First Assistant Camera: Connor Lambert
Second Assistant Camera: Jordan Oglesby
Loader: McKay Todd
Steadicam Operator: Chris Loh
Crane Operator: Clay Platner
Crane Tech: Ned Hurlbut
Matrix Techs: Simon Shin, Doug McCormick
VTR: Bob Mills

Chief Lighting Technician: Tony Varoula
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Don Davidson
Electrics: Fred Palluzi, Nick Arnold
Hyphenate Driver / Electric: Anthony Olmos

Key Grip: John Day
Best Boy Grip: Stu Brumbaugh
Grips: Sara Elia, Adam Baker, Hermexial Drexilus
Dolly Grip: Kenneth Colbentz
Hyphenate Driver / Grip: Peter Yauri

Transportation Gang Boss: Rick Antonette

Art Directors: Helen Morales, Adam Miko, Justin Brown
Set Decorator: Natalia Brito
Lead Person: Leo Arroyo
Hyphenates: Talyn LaTour, Maximo Huete
On-Set Dresser: Nick De La Rosa
Set Dresser: Drew Wall
Scenics: Danielle Manning, Anya Dikareva, Krystall Schott, Hailee Field
Shoppers: Heidy Orellana, Simone Arielle Moscovitch, Kaylinn Duffy, Alina Çelik
Graphic Designer: Mackenzie Murray, Remy Levy
Art Assistant: Dylan Dobler

Special Effects / Pyro: John Eggett

Doechii’s Team –
Assistant to Doechii: Caroline Fromm
Stylist: Sam Woolf
Styling Assistant: Juliette Hill
Makeup Artist: Chelsea Uchenna
Hair: Evalyn Denis
BTS Stills: Xavier Scott Marshall
BTS Video: Zenzele Moore Ysaguirre

Capitol Music Group
Capitol Creative: Chase, Salomon
Capitol Digital: Danielle Nicholson

Dancers / Stunts / Background Wardrobe –
Costume Designer: Lisa Madonna
Assistant Costume Designers: Dani Dolinger, Justin Rose

Courtney & Sydney’s Wardrobe –
Costume Designer: Rasheeda Raines

Dancers / Background Hair & Makeup –
Key Makeup Artist & Key Body Painter: Nadia Reese Stone
Additional Makeup Artists & Body Painters: Laurel Charleston, Megan Dupuy, Morrisa Pena
Additional Makeup Artist: Elise Gehrke
Additional Hair Stylist: Gabriela Aceves

Dancer Agencies: BLOC, UTA, MSA, CTG, GO2

Principal Dancers: Peyton Matthias, Andrea Bess, Ardyn Flynt, Keera Kittles, Randi Moraga, Kaylin Motton, Hezekiah Anthony, Lucas Debiasi, Mariyah Hawkins, Gavin Morales, Selena Hamilton, Janae Holster, Anthony Ciaccio, Aysia Ianiero, Zachary Venegas, Rex Kline, Jakevis Thomason, Gabi Barra, Dyllan Blackburn, Jordyn Green, Kenneth Espiritu, Jalen Rashad, Anthony Curley, Dai Boyd, Hannah Winship, Hamly Tavarez, Angel Mammolitti, Robbie Olmos, Jaylen Pea, Augustine Perez

Ensemble Dancers: Shanie Blais, Shelby Davis, Nevaeh Eloi, Kailani Rae, Forest Lee, Davon Rashawn, Denna Thompson, Chaz Buzan, Ava Berstine-Mitchell, Tina Jarmusz, Sofie Loeken, Ally Waller, Alyssa Sniff, Matthew Kubitz, Austin Lee, Jaelyn Heath, Gregg Sainvilus, Kyndall Ash, Liv Battista, Dominique LaRaine, Preslee Tucker, Kyla Chaney, Ania Crist, Athena Cruz, Jordan Gaskin, Alexandria Schacter, Daniel Asamoah, Zion Harris, Seth Kai, Grayson McGuire, Phi Voba, JJ Allen, Caryn Mueller, Carlin Dixon, Rauf Yasit

Stunt Performers: Tyler Elliott, Joe Santos, Brian In, LK Lavecchia

Background: Marquise Smith, Martyrs Smith, Sara Salazar, Andrea Salazar, Katie Molloy, Emma Molloy, Olga Fridman, Yulia Maleko

Medics: Heidi Rodriguez, Krisztina Barabas

Production Assistants: John Bonin, Donovan Watson, Patrick Wirth, Omar Gutierrez, Luther Sartor, Joseph Steven Huegel, Cameron Robson, Jonathan Davis, Jhovanny Esparza, Daved Olivencia, Danny Mullen, Anthony Vega, Julio Almaguer, Matt Dulberg, Jeffrey Petro, Dylan Myers, Julie Nyznik, Julian Domingues, Bella Soto

Matmen: Alfredo Papadaki

Post –
Post Producer: Sammy McEntire

VFX Supervisor: Ryan Zum Mallen
VFX Producer: Damian Giampietro
VFX Creative Director: Sammy McEntire
Compositors: Victor Velasco & Diana Iatsenko
QC: Dena Zum Mallen
On-Set VFX Supervisor: Ben Kadie
Additional VFX Cleanup: Paume Post Production
Sound Design: Adam Carl

Color House: Company 3
Color Producer: Mario Castro

Special Thanks: Sony, Kodak, Panavision, Amanda Sasaki, Calvert Studios, Image Locations

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