eight minutes. dr. lucy lord is an obstetrician who suffered debilitating post natural depression. everybody has mental health, just like we all have physical health. reporter: she s the founder of mindhk, a foundation focused on fighting mental health stigma. only a quarter of those suffering seek professional help. one in seven face a common mental disorder in hong kong. it s even worse for high school students. more than half show signs of depression. intervening early doesn t just save people s lives, it saves their families, it saves their relationships, it saves their can rreers. it saves everything. reporter: getting help early, helping steph from a life-threatening eating disorder from high school. when you share your story, how often does it happen that
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loses his battle with cancer. and millions watch. a rare sight in the sky. solar eclipse. good morning to you. welcome to early start. welcome back, ashleigh. we got you a new look. how do you like it? the music. it s such a special day. i m going to assume it s for me. it is for you. 5:00 eastern, very early in the morning. let s get started. we re going to start with breaking news. new trouble for the former imf chief, dominick strauss-kahn. he could face new charges in the alleged gang-rape of a belgian prostitute, during a party at her hotel in washington, d.c. this was almost two years ago. french prosecutors saying they re launching a new investigation, based on statements two escorts made to police. dominick strauss-kahn was imf chief. he was also arrested after a new york hotel maid accused him of sexual assault. but he was cleared after her story fell apart. also, world leaders gathering in chicago to decide the exit strategy for the war in afghanistan.