WHITFIELD: More than two million Syrians have fled their homeland crowding into refugee camps and bordering countries. Chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta is just out at a camp in Lebanon, just outside the Syrian border.</s>SANJAY GUPTA, CNN CHIEF MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): For</s>GUPTA: Fred, if you look at Lebanon as a whole, you suddenly added so many more people now in the country. Again, almost one out of every four being a refugee. And you can see the toll of it takes on the country as a whole. But again, look at this family and what their lives are like. They are being asked to pay amounts of money to live that makes it even more expensive to live as a refugee than simply going back home to Syria. So regardless what happens over the next few days, weeks or months, that is their reality and that's what's driving their think and decisions. Fred, back to you.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, terribly sad. Thanks so much, Sanjay. And every 15 seconds a Syrian becomes a refugee. And according to the U.N. refugee agency there is no end in sight. But you can make an impact for more than two million Syrian refugees. Go to CNN.com/impact for a list of the organizations working in the region and, of course, they are looking for your kind of help. That is CNN.com/impact. All right, Prince Andrew was out for a walk on the grounds of Buckingham palace just a few nights ago. I will tell you why he was stopped by police and almost arrested. That story and today's other headlines two minutes away. We will be right back.
Syrians on Lebanese Border Increasing Every 15 Seconds