he flew down to the coast of malta to celebrate on a yacht. the yacht belongs to a wealthy is this man, and he drew a lot of criticism for cozying up to tycoons. he was accused of being the bling-bling president. another item that he regrets was in 2008 when he insulted a heckler. said it was a mistake. he still regrets it today. "i degraded the presidential duty by telling this heckler to get lost in a very insulting way." he did not reform the labor laws, which are very collocated, and he did not do enough on immigration. molly: we are moving on to a story about a heroic flock of sheep. flo: this is a story coming out of new zealand, one of the craziest stories i have seen in a long time. these were four fugitives on a high-speed chase police. they were brought to a halt by a flock of sheep. this article in the herald is "what the flock!" they are described as being "on the lamb." none of them were harmed in the line of duty. molly: very good stuff there. we are going to end with a word on the east coast bracing for a snowstorm, heavy snow c

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

after 5 dogs attacked. questions this morning about what caused the animals to mall to -- animals to malta women and 2 children. kimberly eiten are not saying who owns the dogs. >> reporter: police are not telling us if they turned on the owner over who they belong to but they confirm this morning that officers had to shoot and kill 4 of the 5 dogs to stop the attack it took gunfire to keep 5 dogs from killing 4 people in this apartment complex pick at least one of those victims is still in hospital this morning. critically hurt. there are dead. killed when police opened fire to save 2 women and 2 children. >> hopefully she will be all right. >> reporter: neighbors inside stone book apartments say a family had just moved into the 3rd floor home when the dogs attacked. cameras were rolling yesterday afternoon as animal control officers led one of the dogs, the only surviving animal out of the building. they have yet to confirm its breed or it belongs to pick investigators do say that another woman and 2 boys were also hurt but will survive injuries. >> i did not know they were dogs here. i

bay a director known for his bi action movies but nothing as real as this film shot on location of malta under the three ex- military men who survived it. michael bay he's a maniac. >> he's a running gun. it's amazing to see how he brings of the out the best in everyone there . he won't demand something of someone he doesn't demand of himself. >> in person he's quiet. >> down now the sad. >> what takes over when you're doing a movie like this. >> autopilot blinders it's in my head and i'm in everyone's face i love shooting i'm a very visual and imaginative and good at leaving people. >> the logistics of the guns and the bombs you had to go through unbelievable training just to shoot that stuff. >> first day i come blasting through the door and trip on the table and i think i've blown it is can send me home tomorrow. >> and he says no i love it it's great. >> unbelievable. >> max martini plays mark. what is it like for you to get into the role and also a real life hero. >> one of the things that one us he's a father he's a husband but something in his heart is what separates us beuse he h

in kuwait, a quick turnaround so i went, traveled a bunch to see conferences for citizenship, from malta to london but through this book in particular, i went to kuwait because i heard a rumor that kuwait was going to buy citizenship for stateless people. crazy thing happens. >> why did they want to do this for kuwaiti citizenship? >> really good question. kuwaiti citizenship means getting a lot to benefit. it is expensive and politically if the to give citizenship because you don't know how they are going to vote so the kuwaitis in general, bahrain is an exception, gulf countries don't like to extend their citizens that much. it makes sense. anyway, i went to kuwait because i heard a rumor about this and after i arrived, a very public statement, there were plans to go ahead. i was learning about that and for obvious reasons a big draw. they dig into that. >> the caribbean. >> in february, tragically it was terrible. the caribbean, pioneers in the market. they only sell their citizenship for money kind of a corollary. >> if you imagine there is the kind of -- more and two versions, one i

there always are, but frankly we do not need a lecture from malta from the honorable gentleman.my corbyn: the reality is that flood defense scheme after flood defense scheme has been cancelled, postponed or cut, many more homes have been flooded and too many lessons have been ignored. why cannot the prime minister support our calls for a coordinated, cross-party approach to flooding that looks at everything, including upland management, making people's homes more flood resilient, and more protection schemes properly funded? does the prime minister at least agree that the fire and rescue service, which has done such a great job over the past few weeks in all parts of this country, should now be given a statutory duty to deal with floods, to help us through any crisis that might occur in the future? prime minister cameron: i think the best way i can say is when he has worked out how to coordinate his own party, perhaps he could come and have a word with me. on the issue of a statutory duty, everybody knows what they have to do when floods take place. that is why there was such a m

that helps those stranded at sea. >>> the director of moaz now joins us from malta. it's good to have you with us sir. we want to get a sense of what that rescue was like. tell our viewers what happened. >> first of all -- that have allowed moaz to expand. it's important to say that it's the public donation that is are saving lives. in this case in particular, we were out on station along the samos access and we were informed by members that had been informed by fishermen that there was this boat in distress and it has gonna ground in one of the smaller inhabited islands. luckily, we were in the area, we were close. we got to the station and in no time. by the time, unfortunately, the boy had been swept away. he had been swept away from the migrant craft earlier. but all the others were wet, cold, some of them hypothermic but they were relatively safe aground. however, our intervention and the intervention, that's only -- the coast guard, the ensured no one else -- >> to see the images and to hear your story, the story of this particular rescue, to be in your positio

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malta. a couple of destinations in spain. we're hoping that that will help to provide inspiration. >> reporter: get a taste of different cultures by sampling the local cuisine. there are musical performances to enjoy and opportunities to mingle with citizens from each country. >> there's a big push for adventure. huge. even in places you wouldn't necessarily think they would be. we're talking zip lining, jungle adventures, tours. >> reporter: the newest addition is the wellness travel pavilion where you can explore destinations that will enhance your mind, body and soul. in the relaxization and spa zone, you can take a power nap, have a hand massage and learn how color therapy can restore your health. if you're looking for a change of scenery in 2016, perhaps it's better in the bahamas. audrey puente, fox 5 news. bahamas. steve: indeed. especially next week. a long time union square favorite has moved up to the east side. dari: simone boyce digs in at hugh kitchen's new location. and this: anymore this is my life steve: billy

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