chances of survival on the streets of istanbul where tens of thousands of hardcore stray street dogs live. we vaccinate them, neuter or spay them. put them a chip for their identification of the dog. and wie issue the health certificates, their passports. that s where the story turns into a very long journey for the goldens, from istanbul, turkey, to atlanta, georgia, usa. turns out americans love their golden retrievers and they found just the place. adopt a golden atlanta. it has lists of people waiting to adopt dogs. here we don t find anyone. so far adopt a goal en atlanta has taken in 123 golden retrievers go istanbul.
governments taking over certain cities. one of them is the islamic state, which has come into areas and tried to take over and made the reference that this may be their de facto capital if placing like roc a and syria and iraq you have a situation where the country is failing its people and this may be a step closer. there is a ton of work to be done. there s a lot of little problem, never mind the overarching problem of terrorists coming into the country. sara sidner live for us in istanbul. thank you for the background and your reporting there. now we move on to geneva, switzerland. the city is on high alert after authorities arrested two suspected terrorists. both suspects had syrian passports and police found traces of explosives in their
istanb istanbul. you won t believe where they ll end up. they have no chances. they can t talk, beg or steal. they just want food and affection. after seeing the conditions of the shelters 12 years ago in turkey, she dedicated her life to saving domesticated animals. i left the shelter and i cried. i said crying is not enough. someone has to do something. i started to volunteer here in shelters. she was soon warned of a disturbing trend. the reason you see so many golden retrievers rescued is because people in turkey love the puppies, they re really popular. once they re grown up, they end up putting them out either on the streets or in the forest. that s also why they re goodnatured, because these were people s pets at one time. but their sweetness hurts their
there s a small stage for, you know, a couple hundred people to watch a band and then a bar in the back of the room. tonight was just a sold-out is it american visiting bad? we heard the lines were gathering about 8:00 or 9:00 before the show, and if you re a terrorist looking for what they call soft targets, i guess it was i guess it met that category. yes, yes. what a tragedy. greg, thank you very much for being with us. caller: you re welcome. apparently we still have richard engel, who shall able to listen in to our coverage from istanb istanbul. sadly coverage of terrorism has
conflict between the turkish government and the kurdish military. there are elections looming in just a couple of a few weeks. there are isis militants who have been operating quite openly in this country for the last several years. there are many possible suspects, but this kind of attack does bear the hallmarks of an isis style attack. the question is who may have ordered it. richard engel, thank you so much for that report live from istanb istanbul. and a new account today from the survivors of the oregon shooting. 18-year-old matthew downing detailed moments leading to the shooter s suicide. he first pulled an envelope with a flash drive inside, saying, hey, kid, with the glasses you re the lucky one. i will not shoot you if you give this to the cops. downing was forced to sit in the back and face the shooter. he asked two questions about religion before killing them. a woman on the floor said she