. >> australia's michael matthews has won stage six of the euro detail yeah to retain the overall lead, but dominated by a crash within the peloton, heavy rain causing havoc with the road surfaces on the approach to what was the final climb of the day. caruso taking to the hospital after being knocked unconscious. the italian rider had already been struggling with a hand injury followed a crash on day two of the race. well, there's more on that and the rest of the sport, you can check that out aljazeera.com/sport. now get in touch with us on twitter and on facebook. okay, more for me later on. >> andy, that's great. see you a bit later, that's it for the news hour, thank you for watching. >> announcer: coming up on "beyond "borderland"", these are people coming to work with us, not against us, but with us. >> if you are an ilimmigrant, you are -- illegal immigrant, you are essentially committing a crime. >> we need a system that works. >> this is a business. these migrants through this process are being exploited.

michael matthews has maintained his lead over the australian after stage seven.rward at the end of a sprint finish in this race. it's the second victory for the frenchman in three days. more of course on your website, aljazeera.com/sport, the announcing that it was a mistake to bring the world cup to qatar. >> thanks very much andy. and that's it for us. thanks for watching. bye for now. >> i've said yes to a few opportunities that have come my way that could be taken as being rather risky.

german kital crossing with 5 hours and 13 minutes, 12 seconds while australian michael matthews claimed the pink jersey. a leg of 1807 kilometers to dublin. more sport later. >> see you then. thank you. well well, astron members in chile say they have discovered a star that's thought to be 13 billion years. at the sgert in chile. >> spectacular and desolate, the oldest desert on earth and the driest. some parts get no rain at all. >> that's why it lures astron members like professor anna freebell time and again. >> it's very dry. >> that's very good for astronme. >> means the stars don't twinkle as much. of course, very predy when the stars twinkle but astronmembers don't actually like it at all >> reporter: between imagine he willan telescopes, the 2,500 meters up in the andes waiting for night fall. other observetories, too, perched in the desert air, a focus of our yearning to no more about what's out there? >> this is my baby, my favorite telescope. >> tell us about the discovery you made through this telescope? >> yeah. we use the telescope several times a year. we are here in earl

alison arngrim, matthew labyorteaux and michael landon jr. >> what was it like, you guys, watching that clip? >> well, i got tears in my eyes. first of all, i'm sitting here with these three daughters, really for the first time since michael's funeral. >> wow. >> and then to see them come running, and this one following me just kills me. i'm not really that sentimental. >> we heard you don't even really like a lot of people. just kidding. let's go down the line, melissa. right after she started, you started. >> yeah. well, i'm a crier anyway and also incredibly codefendant. it's a very emotional experience. especially because we were all together for so long, and it was such an intense experience. and we were a family there. and to see it all again and to see it the way it was originally -- the way it was meant to be seen. >> because you were 9 when you started? >> i was 9 when i started and 19 when it ended. >> how old were you when it started? >> 11. >> so you guys grew up there. did that feel like your childhood home when you look back at

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table of like to give special thanks to a front office legal adviser michael jackson for his tireless work on this issue as well as matthewns, dean you brought, back with commendable, tom trend, the staff of the mobility broadband and action division, the incentive auction team and a d.c. for their expert contributions to this effort. kate will present the atom. >> good afternoon. i am pleased to present to you today immobile spectrum holdings report and order. then the i would update and adult mobile holding spectrum and for options to insure that these policies promote competition and the mobile wireless marketplace to the benefit of every american consumer. specifically the report and order update the spectrum screen for our competitive review of proposed secondary market transactions to reflect current suitability and availability of spectrum for the provision of mobile wireless services. in particular, we removed certain spectrum bands from the screen such as the other 700 mayors the block and at other bands to the screen such as aws4, the majority of pbs, and age block. the item reaffirms the case by case review a p

michael has cowritten -- his name appears on the cover, it means that he is a co-author of several books. he has written alongside matthewsand for a community. and he he decided to turn his attention to someone who could ballistically be called the most mysterious man in the world up until his death a few years back. and so i have finished the book, like i said, about a week ago. so it's kind of eight comedy and tragedy. it starts off with the phrase that i remember the day that i was born perfectly. which i think sets the tone pretty well for the rest of the book. the book that makes you question if this guy is crazy. they see that self-deluded that he believes these things or is he just that cold and calculated and removed from humanity that it doesn't phase him for the fact that his country is failing and starving and dying. and so it starts off really funny with all of these stories about how he is performing these dracula things. and when he was born the sun shines down and he climbs a tree at age three and he surprises all that adults around him by his intelligence. he almost reminded me of a tiny chubby eric cartma

michael steinberg, the eighth s.a.c. capital official to be convicted in this case, only the second to go to trial, sentenced to three and a half years in prison. the other to go to trial, matthewext month. >> all right, thank you very much. we were talking about banking with mike santoli, murph. >> i agree with you, mike, but from a trading standpoint, like a bank of america down 20% off recent highs, jpmorgan, roughly 15%. i think at some point, the things, as leon cooperman said, look past the near term, and i'm looking -- i see bank of america down printing 1..3.90, i'm buyig it. the s&p is hitting new highs without the banks. >> that is the -- that's the glass half full, right? you would expect the market to have had more damage, and maybe we got so lucky here with this immaculate rotation, as i call it, that all of the stuff you would like to see perform hasn't performed, and yet the overall market has held up. and soros and cooperman can both be right. cooperman, a value investor, say they do actually represent value here. i'm more pointing out as a -- as a contemporary market signal, it hasn't been given a lot of weight. >> mike, we'll see you soon. >> all right. >>> co

new york city mayor michael bloomberg made our list of the top rebel, icons and leaders of the past 25 years. he weighs in on high frequency trading and income in equality. and matthewlive in omaha. he's the executive chairman of bnsf railway. full speed ahead. the third hour of "squawk box" starts right now. >>> becky quick is in omaha for the annual berkshire hathaway meeting. i'll be going out to see her in a little bit right after the show, becky. >> that's right. i will see you a little bit already. already people are piling in. you will see all sorts of the berkshire faithful. berkshire managers. this is all happening on the eve of the annual shareholder meeting. we caught up with warren buffett ahead of this. he is expecting a good showing. in the past, we have seen 35,000 the last several years. he is now expecting about 38,000 people to attend this year's meeting that starts on saturday. we caught up with mr. buffett when he was coming back from lunch. this is his typical healthy diet. he had a mcdonald's bag in his hand. we talked about a topic on everyone's mind, that is coca-cola. >> there was a story in today's wall street journal that suggested coca-co