andrew solomon, welcome toto democracy now! it is great to have you with us.f you could start off by talking about this double crisis that p people are experiencing, not t only in the unitited stat, but around the world?? >> it is a p pleasure to be here and listening to the headlineses as you read earlier, it would be difficult t not to be in c csisf one kind or another. when i talk about a double crisis, i'm talking about these two problemsms. one of which is that we are all afraid of the virus itstself. it feels like the angel of death is waiaiting outside o our front door. it feels like people we know are dying. fofor many of us, going i into economic crisis. there's s a great deal goining n with us specififically around de virus. the other piece ofof the crisiss the response to the virus is primarily to shelter at home and to shelter with a v very limited group of f people or alone. and the isolation is taking a terrible toll. human beings are terriblble additionaliness has adverse metal cononsequences. nermeen: andrew solomon, could you talk about that s

solomon islands among others. are even chairman of n.b.c. news andrew lack is set to step down at the end of this month amid what the network is calling a decision to restructure their leadership but after decades in the mainstream media black is no stranger to scandal and it's kind of become the hallmark of his career. blevins is turning us now to discuss this crazy turn of events so rachel what do we know so far about why he's stepping down why andrew has been with and mysie off and on for nearly 3 decades so the network is branding this is just a way to restructure their leadership as they go into focusing on news in the digital age however the timing of this is incredibly notable because just last week and this n.b.c. host chris hayes became the 1st prime time host on the network to actually address the sexual assault allegations against presidential candidate joe biden that were made by former senate staffer terror. now he didn't get his opinion however he did present the reports and because of that they saw a massive backlash so much so that hash

solomon is here. we have the survey monkey work force survey. >> reporter: hi, andrew.yed 9,000 working americans. workers are happier, more satisfied with their jobs than they were before the coronavirus. with millions of americans filing for unemployment every week, perhaps it should come as no surprise people are grateful to have a job. when it came to job security or how confident people felt about holding on to their positions or keeping their hours, the answers vary significantly based on race and industry so 61% of asian workers describe feeling very or somewhat worried about losing their job next was hispanic workers at 57%. african-american workers came in at 49% the unemployment rate for african-american and hispanic workers, the unemployment rate for asians at 14.5% was slightly better than the average, which was 14.7% which makes you wonder what's prompting asian workers to fear job security in the midst of this pandemic those in advertising and marketing were the most concerned about losing their job as the head of automotive workers and hospitality and tou