joining me now is joe lowery spokesperson for the international organization for migration based in vienna joe so glad you could be with us what's the situation on the ground right now as far as you know. well the passage by a reporter was very yes and i think this is a really good view of the that the lack of information which is the 1st thing on the terrible conditions people are enduring having been i think of a night in cold weather. you know women children pregnant women under the peoples of the report 1st of all that really helps to to set the scene just as the engine my colleagues who are right there as well on their porch in the same thing just confusion people don't know what's going on lack of a lack of information and clarity. of the people are already starting to arrive back in istanbul as they were as they conquered across the border and it seems rather people are making their way to the more traditional crossing points towards that we've got in the places around north of north is near between is near and istanbul and you could and places like this. just a very very untrue sit

say something to my friend joe lowery.sed to send this guy to washington and i kept score in the oval office desk. lowery 21, bush 3. it wasn't a fair fight. >> reporter: on inauguration day 2009, he offered the benediction. >> we ask you to help us work for a day when black will not be asked to give back. when brown can stick around. when yellow will be melo. >> reporter: it was vintage lowery and there it was again on the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, the fight and the dream. >> we've come too far, marched too long, prayed too hard, wept, bled too profusely, and died too young to let anybody turn back the clock on our journey to justice. ♪ >> reporter: his wife and fellow pioneer of the civil rights movement, eflv lynn gibson, wou die only about a month later. >> she stood shoulder to shoulder with one of the greatest civil rights leaders we will ever know. >> reporter: and now the dean of the civil rights movement, too, has passed. his life's work still a work in progress. the movement for equality ever l