the ships involved were from germany switzerland ireland malta, spain and a commercial shep had to be called upon becauseship had to be called upon because it was the closest. in the next 24 to 36 hours these migrants will come on land and will have to be relocated.

. ♪ ♪ >> we're just on the southern shores of malta. >> reporter: back on the ship, they are headed backr a much-needed break. >> every time you go home you think you need to stay out here. but you can't save the world. you can't save the world on your own. >> what they're trying to do is to inspire eu states and the globe for that matter to say look at what one family has been able to achieve. look at how many lives, because one family decided to do something. >> hey! >> reporter: then a week after leaving mahmoud, we get word that he made his way to switzerland. we track him down to a small town in this migrant center. there, all five kids, wife miriam and mahmoud, the family finally reunited. >> wow i was feeling great, because i didn't believe it you know? >> reporter: as they applied for asylum, their future is far from certain, but for mahmoud, they've made it. >> for me? as long as we i'm with my kids i'm living. i'm happy. we are all together. >> reporter: i'm alex marquardt for "nightline." >>> for more of our "nightline" partnership with bbc current affairs, visit our new youtu

malta became the first country in the world banning surgery on intersex surgery until they make it forhemselves. again, a lot of people talk about the research when it comes to how we look at intersex individuals, how you treat them, and a wholistic approach is what is used in chicago. they have psychologists who work with endo-cronnologists and surgeons to discuss with parents before going ahead and surgeries. >> does a newborn baby belong to its parents, is it the parents' call whether to go with the new way of looking at intercept birth, rather than intervening with surgery? >> well, that's the big question. start. that is something that activists on the intercept side say needs to happen at an early stage. these discussions are physician based in terms of the direction. physicians say this is what needs to be happening, what needs to happen and this is how to proceed forward. when parents listen to a doctor, they say a doctor must know best. pigeon said that the parents in that case decided early on, because they said that's what the physicians said they should do. again, sociologi

the ships were from britain, germany, island spain, malta and italy, and a commercial ship had to be called upon because it was the closest one in one of the operations. what will happen next is through the next 24 to 48 hours all the ships will come to italy and all the migrants will have to be relocated somewhere, at least for the first few nights, a huge logistical challenge for the italian authorities. even though the european countries are involved it's the italians that take care of the migrants once they come on land. >>> thousands of soldiers and police officers standing guard, mexicans are going to the polls for midterm elections, votes to elect governors and mayors and a foegsz of irrelevant -- focus of unrest. candidates have been killed. local media reported a gunfight between vigilante group members in guerrero state leaving 13 dead. >>> a key opposition leader in burundi urged the president to disarm government militias and allow the media to operate. protest and unrest began in april when pierre nkurunziza announced a third term in office. haru mutasa reports. >> he do

malta just passed the best intersex law in the world. the philippines are actually considering a federal nondiscrimination law. >> what about the broader world though? >> what about u.s. policy when it comes to lgbt rights. is the u.s. making that a priority at all? >> well i always say that this administration has done more in u.s. history to advance lgbt rights than any other government. but then i quickly follow that up by saying but it's not a hard record to beat because there's almost no record of presidents engaging on these issues prior to obama. there's no question that lgbt rights have increasingly been incorporated into u.s. foreign policy. it's in both delicate and easy relationships and increasingly we're seeing high-level commitment. that said the question is will these things be institutionalize regardless of who is in the white house? >> an important day and it's good of you to join us. thank you. >> thank you for having me >>> a series of deadly attacks rocked countries on three continents today. in tunisia 37 people died

pongatencin porque a partir del iro de julio tendr que encaraevas restricciones y rifas maltas para eacionara reyde telemundo8 primera edicin e se encuentren esta ciud... paola...cules son los planes las autoridades?paola live live bug cg: pla cebook paola paola, dn se pde obtener ms infmacin? paola, dnde se uede obtenerms informacin? paola, dnde puede tener ms informacin? juanfra/ots - en sanfrancisco una mujer estuvo a pto de s arrollada por unren del bt --- en san fransco unaujer estuvo a punto dser arrollada por unren del barluego de caer aas vas... take vo --- incidenteocurri un pocantes de las dz la noche enla estacin ucada sobre lacalle ''powell''... --segn lapolica la vctimperdi el conociento se cay... --- por fortuna tren pudodetenerse a tie.. la seÑora fue lleva al hospital... place holder jufra -cientos bomberos hantenido que her uso... incso dehelicopteros ra poder controlar treiendios grandes que amenan con destruir todo au pasen difentes regies de california.---katherine orooqui en nuestro estudio n linformacin... adte... live bug juanfra---ahora la prcupin son esos incendios f

the concept since its first unveiled this type of look in 2013 announced bass is the will build 01 malta'sar the headquarters of popcorn this, engineering teams in university you have to enter in the competition before september 15th. >>darya: more details on our breaking coverage of the deadly bath and a collapse that happened while you were sleeping in berkeley here live look at the same you conceive about the nfl down from a fourth floor onto a cart for happening every honest to the street below five people are dead. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antib

malta, eurozone tiniest member, thousand saying that greece in a statement is telling the negotiators it would be willing to suspend the referendum if negotiations were reopened. i don't even know if that is going to happen but what is the market telling us now as it continues to climb higher, mark? >> i don't think the market selling it us anything about that in particular. merkel and everybody already came out and said, look, nothing is going to happen. so it is difficult to see this being a bigger deal. greece has population of about 11 million people. size of metropolitan new york city. only 14 billion owed to u.s. banks. if anything it has more potential to be problematic for europe than puerto rico, being that it has seven times the debt. of course we know puerto rico could be bigger a deal to the u.s. because it trades on u.s. muni market. the bottom line, i don't think anything will come of this. i think greece stays in the eurozone. i think all of this washes over. if anything, tsipras goes either way but the people will be conditioned to vote yes because they have had enough

the ships involved were from germany switzerland ireland malta, spain and a commercial shep had to be called upon becauseship had to be called upon because it was the closest. in the next 24 to 36 hours these migrants will come on land and will have to be relocated. a huge logical challenge for logistical challenge. the italians take care of all these migrants once they come on land. >> an outbreak of mers or the middle east respiratory syndrome continues to grow in south korea. today the health ministry says 23 new cases have been confirmed, 83 is the total number, six of those victims have decide, more than 2500 others have been quarantined in the largest outbreak of mers outside saudi arabia. al jazeera's harry fawcett is in seoul to explain. good evening harry. >> that's right the health ministry on monday south korean time said the government didn't do enough in the early days of this outbreak to staunch it quickly enough and the government has changed how it's handling this, for the one thing, being a lot more transparent. not revealing the hospital he where such cases were susp

they put her in a helicopter flew her to malta and the captain said she had a very safe birth, gave birth the a son, wolf. >> nic robertson joining us from italy. obviously a critically important story. we'll stay on top of that. thank you. up next he''s attracting large enthusiastic crowds on the campaign trail in the united states. now senator bernie sanders making a strong showing in a democratic straw poll. our political analysts are standing by. what's going on with bernie sanders? stay with us. . >>> let's get to american politics. hillary clinton wins the straw poll of wisconsin democrats but the big surprise was the very strong showing by her challenger senator bernie sanders. he took 41% of the votes and finished in second place behind hillary clinton who took 49%. the other democrat tech candidates of possible contenders were far behind in the single single digits. let's bring in our chief political analyst gloria borger and cnn analyst ron brownstein. >> look it's clear that with the base of the democratic party there's a lot of resonance for bernie sanders who is to the left o

honorable friend makes because there is obviously a number of pressure has been put on bases like malta at the beaches in gibraltar and i will have a look. >> on wednesday my constituent ms. richardson traveled to the beach resort with his -- have agreed to a 70 cancellation fees. -- and my friend comment on what we can do to show compassion in relation to alternative booking? >> what we've done is encourage the tour operators to treat people properly and definitive and complete offered people cancellation without penalties and the money back with a specific point he makes perhaps i will ask the court off the stimp to take that one up. [inaudible] his daughter is a constituent of mine. that dignity of the family the credit to mr. wilkinson is in stark contrast , right honorable friend inshore that the bereavement's booklet for many months because such circumstances can take very many years. and a join and say we do need change what we call these terrorists are they are not an islamic state. >> here, here. >> let me join my tribute to bruce wilkinson and the way his family have handled t