WATCH/FOLLOW ALONG: I will be live-tweeting our documentary “Pandemia: Latinos in Crisis” that starts at 9pmET on CBSN: cbsnews.com/live
Up first: @MariaESalinas reports on Latino essential workers on the front lines: The farmers, the waiters, deputy Wrokers. “Only 1 in 6 Latinos has a job that lets them work remotely. ... They are the ones that keep the economy going while risking their lives.” #PandemiaCBS
“People of color, throughout the world, really have been disproportionately affected.” - Aileen Maria Marty, @FIU#PandemiaCBS
Given how social Latinos can be, our frontline jobs and our underlying health issues all make it “more likely that we end up in the ICU,” Marty says. #PandemiaCBS
“Latinos suffered the most death of any ethnic groups in New York City.” Doctors said some families worried whether a patient’s immigration status could be affected if they are hospitalized too long. #PandemiaCBS
“The virus really doesn’t care if we feel fatigued or not,” Dr. Marty of @FIU warms. #PandemiaCBS
First celebrity appearance: @rosieperezbkly: “Wear a mask, wash your hands, let’s practice social distancing and move on from this thing.” #PandemiaCBS
“We live day by day” — many mixed status families have to pay health care expenses out of pocket since they can’t qualify for government entitlement or aid programs. #PandemiaCBS
UP NEXT: @cbsmireya with "practical advice on how to navigate through this pandemic." Her conversation includes the thoughts of @DoloresHuerta. #PandemiaCBS
@cbsmireya@DoloresHuerta Huerta says that protecting against #COVID-19 needs to include legislation protecting farmworkers, some of the most essential workers. #PandemiaCBS
@cbsmireya@DoloresHuerta "80 percent of the jobs in America are jobs created by small business owners, and we form 60 million people living in America and we are doing... all of the direct-labor jobs." #PandemiaCBS
@cbsmireya@DoloresHuerta One expert tells @cbsmireya that some students are driving to parking lots to try to use public wi-fi in order to participate in classes and complete assignments. #PandemiaCBS
@cbsmireya@DoloresHuerta Having issues with paying bills? Latino families should reach out to utilities, cable companies, landlords, etc. to ask for extensions. #PandemiaCBS
@cbsmireya@DoloresHuerta NEXT CELEBRITY APPEARANCE BY @iambeckyg: "Don't confuse self-distancing for self-isolation. ... Reach out, be in touch with your loved ones and please, please please be kind to yourselves and others." #PandemiaCBS
FROM NEW @CBSNewsPoll: an increased number of voters, including many Democrats, don't think @JoeBiden should be running for president at all. Nearly half his party doesn't think he should now be the nominee. cbsnews.com/news/poll-deba…
Look how the number changed in a month and a half…
Notably, @realDonaldTrump’s cognitive health also doubted by about half the country…
NEW FROM @cbsnewspoll: The economy's long, hot, and uncertain summer … and tough news for @POTUS Biden on how he’s handling it https://t.co/HHWdbrIT90cbsnews.com/news/economy-o…
Have you heard about “Bidenomics?” Not many have, and if they have, it’s not necessarily for reasons the White House would want: “Higher Inflation” “Tax Increases” lead infrastructure and job creation.
BIDEN APPROVAL: @POTUS slips to 40% overall, his worst from @CBSNewsPoll. On the economy, barely a third approve of his handling.
What do Americans want to hear about? The economy and inflation. Lowering the latter is a high priority for so many. Immigration is especially important to Republicans who plan to watch, Democrats are more interested in hearing about addressing racism and climate change.
Democrats are far more likely to say they'll watch the #StateOfTheUnionAddress. Most who say they're very likely to watch already approve of his job performance.
JUST IN: The private home of the President of the United States was searched by the Justice Department on Friday, according to @POTUS Biden’s personal attorney. DOJ“took possession of materials it deemed within the scope of its inquiry.”
Here’s the full statement from Bob Bauer, noting that DOJ “took possession of materials it deemed within the scope of its inquiry, including six items consisting of documents with classification markings and surrounding materials.”
A separate statement from the White House Counsel’s Office notes “Neither the President nor the First Lady were present during the search. The President’s lawyers and White House Counsel’s Office will continue to cooperate with DOJ and the Special Counsel…”
NEW: The consumer price index climbed 0.4% for the month. For the year, inflation was up 8.2% in September, down from the June peak of 9% but still on par with high peaks not seen since the 1980s.
ALSO NEW: Amid increasing prices, @SocialSecurity announces an 8.7% increase in benefits payments next year. That's expected to increase monthly checks by an average of about $150 per month. Notable: Biggest increase ever experienced by baby boomer seniors.
WATCH: @SocialSecurity payments jumping big time next year amid ongoing inflation.
Kelly enjoys wide lead among voters who say abortion very important, but that advantage countered somewhat by voters who emphasize immigration. Immigration is 3rd “very important” issue. Among voters saying immigration very important, Masters leads big, helping keep race close.
In the wake of a judge reinstating a law that bans virtually all abortons in AZ, most voters would have abortion be legal in all or most cases; majorities would not criminalize it.
Women, more so than men, say an illegal abortion should not result in a criminal penalty.