. >> well, stephen ryan is a spokesman thank you for joining us. you must be very busy right now. first of all, paint a picture for us. you're working out of hungary. hungary has ended up being a bit of a bottleneck. what do you think the situation is like? >> thank you. i think the situation here continue to be extremely fluid. each day continues to be well over 2,000 people that are entering the country. so although the bottleneck that you mentioned have been resolved in the last hours, this crisis is not over. there will still continue to be those who travel from greece, serbia, macedonia and austria and germany. there is a sense of positivity among the people who are on the move who feel last night's developments was a positive sign for them. >> many may leave hungary as many as coming in. we're seeing reports from greece a little later in the program. there are a lot of people who continue to arrive. so how prepared do you think hungary has been. is it a lack of whether or resources as they welcome the refugees as they should be? >> well, i think its reasonable to say that if

. >> stephen ryan joins us vie skype. the flow keeps moving, the variation keeps moving. >> it's an evolving operation, one that the red cross has been responding to for months across many countries. but you're right when you say that it's a difficult one to respond to. luckily the red cross has a significant advantage in the fact that we have a presence in each country. each country already has national red cross and international red cross. with the changes in the migratary routes, the red cross has been called on to respond quite suddenly, in case of croatia and slovenia. >> what do you tell you about the frustration they have with the routes changing all the time? >> well, absolutely. it is something that is difficult for us to follow as it is for the migrants traveling on the trail. many wants to continue their journey, and explaining why it's possible to cross one border but not another can be extremely difficult. particularly since they don't wish to stay in the countries which might have their borders closed, hung

. >> stephen: have you ever met ryan secrest? (laughter) (applause) personality. >> stephen: if you could stay awake. what personality will i get? >> the personality you were meant to have. >> stephen: obviously i want to be myself but what appeals to 18 to 34-year-old males with disposable income? what would they like and i would be that. >> believe it or not, people want to see the real you. >> stephen: okay. i would like you to look at these drawings that illustrate the difference between these preferences. >> stephen: so the extrovert, is he loving life even though he has arms like a tyrannosaurus rex? (laughter) whereas an introvert would prefer to be in his own quiet world of reflection. >> stephen: i'm an extrovert in the streets but an introvert in the sheets. okay? once we're done and dirty i'm, like, i've got this one, you can go. >> thank you for sharing that, stephen. >> stephen: yes. this is intuitive. >> stephen: can i ask you something about the intuition guy there? >> certainly. >> stephen: is he getting an idea or

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greg burr, john ryan murphy and carlos beltran all going deep in an eight-run second inning. and then in the third, stephen drew, batting ninth and connecting on a three-run shot to make it 11-1 yankees, number 17 for the suddenly red hot crew. nine rbis in the last week. in the fifth, dd getting in on the act. right now the yankees lead 12-3 in the seventh. >>> matt harvey will skip another start but not tonight. harvey and the mets host the phillies at citi field. bryce salvador retires after 14 seasons in the nhl. at the u.s. open, serena williams in action this afternoon but had trouble early on. first set went to a tie-break and check out this point. serena against the lucky net bounce here. and burtons can't convert. and so the point goes to serena. she escapes winning 7-5 and that would swing momentum her way. second set, more the serena we're used to seeing here on the near court, unleashes a ridiculous forehand winner. the quest for the calendar grand slam lives on. two matches down, five to go for the best player in tennis. >>> a tough sight for american tennis, mardy fish playing in the last tou

ryan zimmerman was very important, stephen strauss being hurt, i get that. overdrive and it never happened. at the trading deadline they made the deal for jonathan papelbon and took their closer and made him a starter and they had two series with the mets in which they got swept at the end of july, early september. they never could accept that the mets were pretty good. all of a sudden this has happened and they know they're getting jered. bryce harper is extremely emotional, he's a very intention player. since he was 16 and on the cover of "sports illustrated," he's lived with the curse of unlimited potential and i think he's done well. he was so frustrated yesterday, he hit that pop-up yesterday and he did touch first, for those of us watching the red sox all year doesn't always happen. i always thought jonathan's career would have been better if he could have had subtitles over whatever he says. things happen and he says the wrong thing and guys get very emotional about it. it just boils over. it's unfortunate. but the nationals are just going to have to

ryan cook. his 14th. we got a home run counter going. we'll pick it up at 3. you're going to have to trust me on this one. stephenird and murphy hit one and two if you want to check the box score. stephen drew used to live here at fenway, then they let him go so that had to feel real good for him. didi gregorius. jackie brady says, i got it, i got it, i ain't got it. five home runs in the game and they win, 13-8. >>> mets taking on the phillies. let's pick this up top of the fifth. phillies with runners on second and third. mets already up 6-0 and roughed up the youngster aaron nola. erik kratz with a double. phillies cut into the lead. it's 6-2 at that point. let's move ahead. top of the seventh. >> we move ahead now to the seventh inning. >> mets up, 7-3. bases empty but darnell sweeney thinks this would be a good time. third home run of the season cuts it to 7-4. matt harvey, 6 1/3, nine get him out of there. cespedes, he's got an arm sleeve that looks like a highlighter and he's got a highlight. his 28th of the season. tenth with the mets. mets win it, 9-4. we're out. back to you. >> you know, after the show

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it's like saving private ryan, i see all the time oh, lot of things wrong with the first 10 minutes of that movie. well, it got people like stephen spielberg and tom hanks to back those veterans and back veterans organizations and then go back to what emanuel said. they went out and did world histories. now, they did it simply with the soldiers themselves but at least they were getting their stories down like steven ambrose did. these are the ways in which it impacted pop culture. this is a whole different generation than it was during the centennial. seebest way we can sometime is how many youtube or facebook likes you have. those are the ways we may be able to see an impact on pop culture and, of course, with the shootings in charleston, obviously, it's right in our face. >> did a research project that looked at attendance and how that correlated to various pop culture events and certainly attendance at national parks spiked when ken burns came out. we saw it with john adams when the book came out. everything related with john adams saw upticks in their attendance. core p ticks because of a larry source. it becomes the historia