Homelessness in Seattle is the focus of a report on CBS 60 Minutes Dec. 1.
Television newsmagazine 60 Minutes will broadcast a report by Anderson Cooper on Sunday night Dec. 1 addressing homelessness in Seattle. The report touches on issues faced by families, including one in Ballard and others including a person featured in a film by Seattle photographer/filmmaker Tomasz Biernacki named Emily, a postal worker who chose to live in a camper after finding housing to be too expensive.
To see a preview of the report see this link from CBS This Morning
You can follow Tomasz on his YouTube channel here.
You can see his film "Trickle Down Town" here.
I watched this episode homelessness is becoming more and more. But alot has to do with the people that are that way. I know living cost rise and more .but alot of people want everything for free . Instead of saving to better themselves the buy cigarettes drugs alcohol and more. I am 42 I work 2 full time jobs and have most of my life .I'm about to lose my home , my car is getting repossessed, I have alot of medical problems but I cant get help. The local state agency DHS turned me down cause I was not a woman or a minority..sometimes I think death is the answer it's hard for the lower class people to survive while as they say the rich get richer and poorer get poorer. I see they way the government agencies work . They give help to people who fknt deserve it. I'd rather b dead and I'm headed that way cause I cannot keep up or get ahead. Being dead is easier and I'm not struggling.