COST OF LIVING: A teacher, a police officer and a senior job seeker share the stress and frustration of trying to stay afloat amid surging costs. https://t.co/UYp75WYWoB
@AliceMa46144554@CBSEveningNews Hi there! I produced Olivia’s story and gave her a call to share your offer to help. She was incredibly touched—truly overwhelmed with gratitude. She’s now set up a GoFundMe page, and here’s the link: https://t.co/uLeSnEUbN2
@khouch@CBSEveningNews Hi there! I produced Olivia’s story and gave her a call to share your offer to help. She was incredibly touched—truly overwhelmed with gratitude. She’s now set up a GoFundMe page, and here’s the link: https://t.co/uLeSnEUbN2
At 70, Olivia Moreno Carlson in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is back on the job hunt – not by choice, but by necessity. “It’s hard for me just to survive,” she says, as the rising cost of living pushes retirement further out of reach for many Americans.
TONIGHT: A senior living in Santa Fe, New Mexico, says she recently lost her retail job and is now back on the job hunt — not by choice, but by necessity. “I wanted to do this interview because I am hoping it will inform people of what others have to endure,” she says, highlighting the growing reality for many Americans who can’t afford to retire.
Watch The Cost of Living, a new series spotlighting the Affordability Crisis in America, at 6:30 p.m. ET on CBS Evening News.
TONIGHT: A 29-year-old Connecticut police officer says he’s putting in offers to buy a home for his growing family, but keeps getting out-priced. “I hope people in power, they change the price of things. There has to be a way to make everything go cheaper,” he says.
Watch The Cost of Living, a new series spotlighting the Affordability Crisis in America, at 6:30 p.m. ET on CBS Evening News.
Starting tonight on @CBSEveningNews: a 3-part series I’ve been working on since March, following families working multiple jobs and still struggling to keep up with rising costs. Grateful to them—and to senior producer Javier Guzman and editor Vincent Ruiz.
Meet Michelle Boisjoli, a 37-year-old Minnesota teacher by day and a DoorDash driver by night. The single mother of three had to pick up a second job, like many Americans, as the cost of living soars. She wonders what happened to the American Dream.
@RLStreaterEsq@PHLschoolboard Hey there! My name is Luisa and I am a producer for CBS News. I’m hoping to set up a quick interview with you and @lilialuciano this afternoon via zoom. I reached out via email, my email is [email protected]. Thanks for your time and I hope we can make this happen.
@daver40 Hey Dave! This is Luisa with CBS News. We’re in Myrtle Beach covering Hurricane Ian. Did you take this video? If so, can our team air it across all CBS News platforms? Would also love to chat with you, can you send me an email with your contact information? [email protected]
@singlemomspower Hi there, hope you're okay. My name is Luisa and I'm a CBS News producer. Did you film this? If so, can you grant us permission to use (see attached conditions)? We'd provide credit. Thanks for your time.
@PHILASACHIEF@PhillyFireDept@Philly_FA Hi there, my name is Luisa Garcia and I'm a producer with CBS News. Did you take this photograph? If so, could we share it (see attached guidelines)? We'd provide on screen credit. Thank you and stay safe.
@lbrgdl Hey there! I’m glad you and the other passengers are safe. I’m a producer for CBS News. Are you available for a quick phone call this afternoon? Feel free to reach me at [email protected].
@GillyOfThe412 Hi there, my name is Luisa Garcia and I'm a producer with CBS News. I hope you are safe. Can we share your video (see attached guidelines)?