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reporter amy powell from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: california has the nation's largest immigrant population close to 11 million people. state officials say the trump administration's new public charge rule creates unnecessary obstacles for people who want to live legally in the u.s. >> this trump rule weaponizes nutrition, health care and housing. it acts like a ticking time bomb. >> reporter: attorney general javier said california filed a suit to block the rule saying it will hurt immigrants who depend on public programs including food stamps, medicaid and housing vouchers. gavin newsom says administration wants to cause fear among immigrants. >> we ultimately renounced the kind of bigotry, the xenophobia that is front and center in discussions and debates like this. >> reporter: the department of homeland security ruled changes the way officials evaluate green card applicants. legal immigrants receiving public benefits for more than 12 months during a three-year period would be considered a burden to the united states, a so-called public charge.
reporter amy powell from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: california has the nation's largest immigrant population close to 11 million people. state officials say the trump administration's new public charge rule creates unnecessary obstacles for people who want to live legally in the u.s. >> this trump rule weaponizes nutrition, health care and housing. it acts like a ticking time bomb. >> reporter: attorney general javier said california filed a...
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powell, and berkeley. all stations will make the switch by next year. in oakland, amyld, abc7 news. >> and abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the oakland international airport bart station with a look at what this conversion actually means for the casual commuter who only rides bart once in a while. laura. >> reporter: hi, ama. like the folks behind me who have just arrived here at the airport, we know that the vast majority of regular bart riders already have a clipper card. but what about those who only visit for a few days? say the tourist. well, getting rid of these paper tickets be good for them? it's one thing to fork over $3 for a clipper card if one is a regular bart rieder. but what about those who only ride occasionally? like tourists, just visiting for a short time? or the local who only uses bart a few times a year to get to the ballpark? by next year, all of them will also have to buy a clipper card. but bart reminds folks it's still worth it even for a short stay. as it is, paper tickets come a tr. even cpp bart. the clipper card can also be used
powell, and berkeley. all stations will make the switch by next year. in oakland, amyld, abc7 news. >> and abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the oakland international airport bart station with a look at what this conversion actually means for the casual commuter who only rides bart once in a while. laura. >> reporter: hi, ama. like the folks behind me who have just arrived here at the airport, we know that the vast majority of regular bart riders already have a clipper...
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amy: it has not been that much of a problem. when powell that will be one of the triggers. for us is always short-term in the options market. the longer-term you go is your end. alix: you cannot go longer than that. amy: you have to see what happens with the iowa caucuses. there are so many inflection points you have to see that i would not give too far out. alix: if you are not going to be buying yields in the u.s., what do you do when you still have inflation going nowhere? why doesn't the 30 year make sense? yieldsthink you have down to 170. sitting right on top of the consumer price inflation rate. if you will buy that, you're getting no real return. it is not so much the yields cannot fall further with low inflation. they have already done it. i think it benefits stocks. you get low inflation. we have multiples that are relative to the bond yield that are lower than 70% of the time since 1950. 70% of then higher time. it is a very cheap market on a relative basis to bonds and inflation overall. i think that is where you want to focus.
amy: it has not been that much of a problem. when powell that will be one of the triggers. for us is always short-term in the options market. the longer-term you go is your end. alix: you cannot go longer than that. amy: you have to see what happens with the iowa caucuses. there are so many inflection points you have to see that i would not give too far out. alix: if you are not going to be buying yields in the u.s., what do you do when you still have inflation going nowhere? why doesn't the 30...
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amy. those are president trump's two basic responses to this market anxiety. first, it's okay, and he's blaming the fed. for months he's been hammering fed chairman jerome powellor raising interest rates. now he's demanding that those rates come down faster and farther. he says if he hadn't been raised, everything would be hunky-dory. he's trying to dial back that trade war with china. this week the president blinked and postponed his latest round of tariffs on china. so the consumers can spend freely during the christmas season, a sign he knows the tariffs can slow down the economy. looming above everything, the 2020 campaign. the president also knows that the worst thing that can happen to him politically is a recession. since the civil war, only one president has won re-election if there was a recession in the last two years of his term. that was william mckinley. that was back in the 1900s. there is history looming over this. david? >> we always appreciate the history. already a major campaign issue. terry, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the breaking developments in the jeffrey epstein investigation this morning. in fact, a new report about
amy. those are president trump's two basic responses to this market anxiety. first, it's okay, and he's blaming the fed. for months he's been hammering fed chairman jerome powellor raising interest rates. now he's demanding that those rates come down faster and farther. he says if he hadn't been raised, everything would be hunky-dory. he's trying to dial back that trade war with china. this week the president blinked and postponed his latest round of tariffs on china. so the consumers can spend...