welcome foster homes around the world. melissa macbride reports on the effort to find these pups forever homes. after a long, transatlantic flight, 20 golden retrievers are on their way to being loved. they were rescued in istanbul turkey, by a woman who reached out to golden retriever rescues in the united states. kevin shipley, golden retriever rescue of the rockies: "they were once a status...feral dog packs over there." golden retriever rescues from southern california and colorado say the breed is in such high demand here in the u.s., people are on waiting lists to adopt. dogs. barbara gale, socal golden retriever rescue: "it turns out to be....airfare and vet checks." once the dogs were cleared to be released, eager volunteers took the golden's for a much needed walk....and gave them food and water. "this is windsor...colorado." the dogs will be placed in foster homes until they are matched with families who have already filled out adoption papers. chris cooper, volunteer: "i think it's just a wonderful...moving forward." th

our melissa rus koe so gets firsthand access to a program aimed at helping foster children who come with home from homes with drug and violence problems. the weekend forecast. >> and this weekend will feel like springtime around here. >> reporter: i'm bruce beck in port st. lucie with the mets. we've got the first workout day for pitchers and catchers covered. and we'll hear from the captain >>> next week the kennedy cousin accused of killing a woman in connecticut will be back in court. when he was convicted in the death of martha moxley. in 2013 he was granted a new trial when he claimed he add inadequate defense. prosecutors are appealing that decision. he is free on $1.2 million bond. >>> police hope you'll recognize a man who robbed a store on the upper west side. he walked into the boutique and asked the clerk for directions and $50. when the clerk refused, he says the man showed him a gun and threatened to shoot him. the victim says the man got away with his wallet and $40. >>> tonight a bronx man is accused of hitting two police officers with a car and driving away. he is charged

foster care. >> it's designed to teach the kids who come from homes plagued by violence that abuse is not the norm. >> here's melissa russo. >> raise your hands if you think that people that stay in abusive >> reporter: the lesson in this classroom, healthy relationships 101. >> people don't like to be abused. they don't ask for it. and not all times do they understand that this is abuse. >> reporter: for these young teenagers in foster care, it can be harder to distinguish between abuse and normal behavior. >> they've been through it before, they probably still think it's okay for them to go through it. >> reporter: it's something destiny struggles with at age 17. she's been in foster care since she was 7, due to abuse in her home. >> sometimes you feel alone. you have the power to get yourself out. and this lesson today helped me realize that. >> these children have not had good role models. >> reporter: a new problem called care is one of the city first lady's new health initiatives. >> young people who witness abuse in their homes are twice as likely to become perpetrators or victims. >> reporter: to get the kid