the list that i gave before, you also have what is sure to be a reversal of the executive order on dhakameaning that kids brought here as children would now have come forward with dhaka as their shield would now be exposed and now be known to the trump administration and subject to deportation. your thoughts. >> well, i mean, i think we have to remember with dhaka, 750,000 young people had to basically give their names, their home addresses, their phone numbers, their information, to the very government that may just want to not only get rid of dhaka, but to deport them under a president trump. we have to remember that, right? so i'm here in los angeles, which is the demographic epicenter of the country's undocumented population. 800,000 undocumented people in the l.a. area. and i can tell you this. i as an undocumented immigrant, as an undocumented business owner, i employ u.s. citizens in this country. talk to the irs about that. i'm not going anywhere. like, we are not going anywhere. but back to maria's point. the level of fear and anxiety, i just got maybe yesterday five e-mails fro

and chris dhaka, why he is disappointed in jack dorsey and is hoping twitter gets bought. and i sit down with mark cuban who holds nothing back on donald trump. first to the lead. google takes its biggest leak yet into the $400 billion smartphone hardware market after years of outsourcing development google ishone makers, taking the apple approach developing phones from end to end, in house. take a listen. >> phones are the most important device we own. they rarely leave our side. they are most people's lifeline to the internet and each other. today, i am excited to introduce you to a new phone made by google. we collect pixel. pixel. call it emily: the tip the opportunity to announce a handful of new electronics including a speaker device and a headset meant to spread vr to the masses. reporters mark bergen, and mark derman. this is your first time with me. you,t to start with margaret and -- mark german. what stands out to you? >> the amazon speaker. we expected the pixel strategy,s and that but they announced new software development kits. one to connect to apps, one to

bangkok, brussels and dhaka and kuwait and new delhi.part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >> thank you so much for joining me. we're just two days into the month and we already have what could be the first october surprise of the presidential campaign. the "new york times" saying it received some of donald trump decades old tax documents in the mail. cnn has not been able to independently corroborate the document's authenticity but here are the takeaways from the "new york times" report. trump declared a nearly 1 billion loss in 1995. tax experts say that kind of loss could allow him to

bangkok, brussels and dhaka and kuwait and new delhi. thanks for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >> thank you so much for joining me. we're just two days into the month and we already have what could be the first october surprise of the presidential campaign. the "new york times" saying it received some of donald trump decades old tax documents in the mail. cnn has not been able to independently corroborate the document's authenticity but here are the takeaways from the "new york times" report. trump declared a nearly 1 billion loss in 1995. tax experts say that kind of loss could allow him to legally avoid taxes for almost two decades. both campaigns are responding. but first i want to break down what is in the report by way of our cnn money correspondent christina aleshi and chris. what do the documents say? >> what the document gave us was a really big number. a headline grabbing one. what it does is raise all sorts of questions about donald trump's business dealings and i just got off the phone with a tax

and all those young immigrants, those dhaka kids, who have earned an opportunity to stay and study and become doctors and lawyers. young people just like dominique, just as talented as malia and sasha, who now have a chance to contribute to this country that they love just as much as anybody. ask them if your vote matters. they know it does. [ cheers and applause ] donald trump has nothing to offer but anger and grievance and blame. and so he -- his closing argument asks, what do you have to lose? well, i am here to tell you, everything! you know how much progress we have made, despite the opposition, despite the forces of discrimination, despite the politics of backlash, and that progress doesn't stop with my presidency. we're just getting started! so progress is on the ballot. civility is on the ballot. tolerance is on the ballot. justice is on the ballot. equality is on the ballot. our democracy is on the ballot. hillary clinton will advance those things. donald trump wants to reverse progress. marco rubio wants to help it. you want to give me a good sendoff, you want to give michel

so whether it is is dhaka, paris, detroit, san francisco, it's there.nd what i don't see is a mammoth effort to be able to deal with the proportional threat we face ideology. >> what's the mammoth effort we should be under take something. >> the good news is in the 15 years since 9/11, we have piloted a whole host of things that deal with this persuasion piece, this ideological war that's happening. i do not mean winning hearts and minds. >> you're over it in. >> we're not doing that. what you're doing is you're getting influencers to provide alternative content for the young person so that they understand themselves in a different way is and that they're moving in a different way. so when we think about both what you do all day every day at your amazing center in the online space and understand what's happening to young people, and you combine that with what's happening offline when kids are talking to their peers about, hey, how do you do this, how do you be a muslim in this way, we have to have answers for them. i would like to see cubs, not just our