alex denis is in for mary calvi. meg baker is in for alex denis, and here's john elliott. >>> they were at the ron ed regan library, and here's some of the other candidates were asked the same question. >> everready. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. jeb says that's a good one. >> he should just go with jeb! >> i like that one. >> they started with christie. i felt bad for him. >> if you don't have a couple of seth seconds to load an answer up, you can come off flat. >> if you had a couple of seconds, what would yours be? >> mine would be easy. >> oh? >> red. >> that's too obvious. >> i can't think right now. >> we have to pick each other. >> stretch. >> that could get interesting. and time for traffic and weather, red, what have you got? [ laughter ] we are going to see more of the same. that means upper 80s, sun, and a little bit of fog to start, just like we saw yesterday. it's a repeat in so many ways, and in the city right now, 70 degrees, and partly cloudy? yeah, winds are calm. around the area, the driving fo

here is alex denis. >> reporter: yes. so it is simple and you take at your card and swipe for your morning coffee or ride to work. but should you be leaving a tip. when swiping plastic for morning coffee, consumers are faced with another screen asking how much they would like to tip. some find that more intimidating then the older tip jar and others are asking really. we decided to look into the tipping etiquette posed by new technology. starting with the coffee shop. >> if someone gives you really good service. and gone out of their way to accommodate your allergy than it is a lovely thing to tip. >> another modern day tipping is by \ber that gives the entire transaction in its app. there is no need to tip your driver. and the app doesn't give users to tip a driver. in that case a low tech approach. >> one tip i would add, it doesn't hurt to carry a little bit of cash on you. you might find yourself in situations where you want to add a gratuity. >> and if you have not recalibratedded your tipping frame of mind. 18% is t

with mary calvi, alex denis and the aforementioned john elliott. some people said this has the same marking as sandy, move together east coast. >> let's just dispel this right now we are on the better side of the storm, and you don't have a high tide cycle. sandy hit high tide, full moon, everything was working against us. comparing this to sandy does not help people. what you need to be mindful of, the potential for coastal flooding and be ready for that. have the gas filled in the car, make sure you have extra water on hand, and there could be power outages saturday into sunday as well. we do not expect what sandy brought with the tide cycles. >> are we seeing more storms like this? >> the intensity is different than in the past. >> it's undeniable the monthly averages are running higher, and when any rainmaker pushes into the warm air mass, there's more available moisture in the atmosphere, and it will ring the moisture out. i don't know what her story is! [ laughter ] you are seeing more rain fall rates per hour. that's happening. >> we will ge

alex denis is here with more. alex? >> mary, now service is suspended in and out of penn station due to signal troubles east of the east river tunnels, and it's caused by a power outage. trains are being canceled in jamaica. on the port washington branch, they have being diverted to port atlantic terminals, and it's the e, 7, 2 lines with problems. expect a lengthy commute out of the city. >>> new this morning, several people have been killed in a house fire in long branch, new jersey. police officers were the first to arrive, but they could not get inside because of the intense flame asks smoke. there's been to official word give on the exact number of casualties, and no word on the cause of the fire. >>> two day care workers have been fired for urging children to fight. they referenced the movie "fight club" and posted videos online. ere can kenny and 28-year-old chanese white have been charged with child abuse. >>> hot and humid, john? >> you bet. relatively clear skies, and winds are calm with relative humidity, 73%

alex denis is on top of it. this is going to be the pattern for a good part of your day. 62, winds are variable at 7. wet weather, and showers in through parts of -- welcomed showers in through orange county, sullivan, ulster, sussex, and warren as well. we could see light rain or drizzle for the jersey shore, the south shore, and out to the hamptons this afternoon. the numbers up a degree or two, and no big warmup today. clouds than sun to start, and around 74 for the high. 5:03, i had to you and -- hi to you, and hi to alex denis. >>> should be an okay ride for you. the jackie robinson parkway is closed from the van wyck expressway out to forest park drive, and there's late running construction on the cross bronx, and unfortunately the the delays are back to white plains road. remember to be safe, don't text and drive. >> alex, thank you. >>> pope francis will travel to the u.s. for the first time. >> the papal sit is now just 2 days away from the city. weijia jiang with a preview from washington. chris, mary,

brilliant, not just our show, and not just alex denis, but our weather. we will see a cloud here and there, and make a leaf or two. a few clouds will punctuate the skies but we are dry and still warm. around 80 for thursday, and we will see the dry weather continuing friday into saturday, and one of the models wants to bring in a system the second half of the weekend, but not a lot of agreement on that. it looks relatively stat tick and dry through the period, bad news for your lawn but good for the comings and going. winds are light out of the north, northeast, and clear and comfortable, and that's the city. north and west, you will see the 40s and 50s again, and tomorrow, practically a repeat. close to 80, flirting with it, even if we don't hit it. the numbers dial down into the weekend, and a few more clouds in the forecast for saturday into sunday, and right now, tunnel to towers is looking fine. the numbers will be nice. 73 is the high, and then we are back into the mid- to upper 70s monday and tuesday of next week. no big game changers as far as a s

i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi along with alex denis and john elliott. they are talking about the new traffic initiative, and basically you were saying alerts are going to go off all the time. >> the app corresponds with the vehicle, and every time someone enters the into the crosswalk or your light will turn, you are getting an alert. >> that's a lot of alerts. >> 10,000 vehicles will have the sensors, and basically, not for nothing, it is waze. >> what you're doing with that is relying on other commuters. >> this is a localized version, and new york will be one the pilot programs. >> i'm wondering if it will pave the way for the self- driving car. >> i hope not because the more i research it, i don't think we should have self-driving cars. i think we should have accident- free cars where you can avoid all accidents, and this may be the step, but i agree with alex, it's going off all the time. >> enough distractions out there. >> yeah. >> and weatherwise, the only distraction i can serve up, a glare. we will see numbers above normal today. and we were a

i'm alex denis. john elliott will have the full forecast in just a moment. the pope's schedule will begin with an address to the united nations general assembly, and then he will head to the 9/11 memorial and museum and then visit our lady queen of angels school in he's harlem. he will then head to central park where 80,000 people who won tickets in the lottery are expected to attend the event. stay with cbsnewyork.com and cbs 2 for continuing coverage on the historic visit. we will be live with him every step of the way. there's a number of road closures, and all that information can be found on cbsnewyork.com. >>> now to breaking news out of brooklyn this morning a fire claims the life of a child. it start around 9:30 last night at the pink houses in east new york. two adults and one child were able to escape, but a 10-year- old boy was found unconscious inside, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word on the cause of the fire. here's john elliott with the forecast. >> thank you, alex, good morning, everyone. we have a 12-degree spread. it's warmer

alex denis. >> i have a number's game, unfortunately not one you want to play. we have a crash on the gowanus, blocking the lane at 54th street, and the delays back to the belt merge, and the lincoln tunnel, 15 minute delays for the toll plaza and growing. this is the lane in the south tube, and there it is for you. standstill traffic to the george washington bridge or the holland tunnel, and it will be a much easier ride for you. remember, be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >>> a commuter alert for people traveling through the port authority bus terminal. >>> tens of thousands of passengers have to deal with gate changes this morning, and it's confusing if you don't know where to go. ilana gold is live this morning. >> reporter: the changes start this morning, and the port authority is reassigning many of the gates, and that means there's a good chance the gate you usually go to will be on a different floor. you need to be prepared. >> reporter: when port authority commuters return after the holiday weekend, the warnings are hard to miss. crews have po

. >>> now alex denis with time saver traffic. >> we are seeing lingering delays on the george washington bridge as you make your way inbound on the upper level. outbound lower level closed as well. the toll plaza, just a bit of hesitation, plan for that. the lincoln and the holland tunnels are flowing freely. metro north, p.a.t.h. trains, and new jersey transit are all on or close to schedule for you. alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide. remember, be safe, don't text and drive. >>> in the next half an hour from science fiction to real life, the star trek technology and nasa wants to make happen. >>> meet the long island teenager who was determined to get back on his feet after an accident left him paralyzed. >>> paralyzed 3 months ago, but school. >> one long island teenager is making great steps thanks to a surgery and never giving up. >> reporter: nico showed off his ability to walk a few steps without any help. just a few months ago at jones beach he was left paralyzed after diving sand first into a sand bar hidden below the waves. >> i was behind bars and couldn't really

alex denis, cbs 2 news. >> it's fast, too. the entire transaction can take just 15 seconds. >> sounds good. >> on paper. >>> that's it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> adrift in the long island sound a canoe carrying three children swept out to sea. good evening, i'm dana tyler. the boys are safe now thanks to some alert police officers who spotted them precariously far from shore. the children were out fishing when strong winds pushed them off course more than a mile from crab meadow beach in suffolk county. cbs 2's carolyn gusoff in northport with the story new tonight at 6:00. >> reporter: it was a labor day outing for three kids enjoying the waning days of summer. but it turned into a lesson in the dos and don'ts of safe boating. the miles brothers set out with a canoe and fishing rods. 12-year-old and 10-year-old boys joined a friend off crab meadow beach in northport. usually they fish in a protected estuar

. >> and i'm mary calvi with alex denis and john elliott. i'm still laughing. >> i know! >> someone has been doing kicks. >> the internet is broken. big night, big set at ed sullivan theater revealed. looking good, and then just a rousing standing ovation for stephen colbert coming outiest leader. >> did anyone bring oreos this morning? >> i above jon stewart's appearance. >> and i loved the star- spangled banner. >> and a huge homage to david letterman, his predecessor. >> we have plenty of highlights if you're just waking up right now. we will have that coming up. >> i know, mentalist, that was funny, too. and it's about inside baseball there. >>> hot temperatures again today, and not as hot as yesterday, but another heat wave, potentially. winds are variable at 3, and skies, benign to start. wednesday, you can see rain, and that's wednesday night overnight into thursday, the better bet or if the rain, which we desperately need. the dew points are up, and the humidity is down a bit. watch out, schools open, so make sure everyone has their eyes peeled. the kids are going

alex denis. >>> that's right john. it's actually looking pretty good as you go on the roads and rails but in preparation of the pope's arrival later today. from now until 6:00 this morning. fifth avenue is closed from 47th to 55th street as well as the cross streets from 48th to 5th. between 6th and madison avenue. now at 6th some of the cross streets are actually going to reopen but will be reduced to just one lane and closed again at 10:00 if will be that way until 9:00 tonight. so we'll update you on the changes throughout the morning it's still kind of a fluid situation. but let's take a live look at one of the hundreds of cameras showing you the george washington bridge as i said you are delay free at the hudson river crossings. inbound lower level e-zpass only until 6:00. a half hour wait for that as well. alternate side of the street parking will be suspended today because of eid al-adha, but you still have to pay the meters. and remember be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >>> alex thank

i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm chris wragge with alex denis and john elliott. what do you think about this? >> what do you think about this? >> thumbs down, dislike. >> here's my problem with facebook. a lot of people just vent, and there's also tragic news on there and when someone posts a death or the like button, you -- you don't want the dislike button. >> i don't think they are like, oh, your picture, i hate that! it's an additional for what i said, it's able to shine a way to not be like that. >> reporter: it makes since, and i asked folks on facebook, and they said their biggest concern is if it's a thumbs down, people may be mean. >> we don't need more nastiness. >> if it's a thumb down type of button, can you imagine all the bullying that exists for kids, are they going to post selfies, and the kids are like do this to marie, give her a thumbs down. >> when all else fails, just push poke. >> stop poking me. >> i always feel uncomfortable when i get a poke. >> always! that's right. >>> john what do you have for us? >> nice little area from twitter, the

good morning i'm with mary calvi, alex denis, and john elliott. we announced this yesterday that they possibly may be announcing the water found on mars. we are now book our next trip. to think where we have come overthe years to receive he's im-- receive he's images back to earth. >> nasa is saying if you have water, it's possible there's life on mars. >> every time they have discovered water somewhere, they say there's life. >> reporter: when you look at the images they are very barren. >> they say there was an ocean a mile deep decades ago. >> reporter: and what would be around the ocean, sufficient for vegetation? >> so many questions. >> chris will find out when he travels to mars. >> i tell you who wins this, the movie the martian. >> johnny, don't think this is choreographed. nasa, you know, they are no dummies. i'm no expert, but they are not dummies. >>> we have the potential for the localized flooding over the next few days. not so much today, overnight into your wednesday. 72, the fog has really cleared up in the city, and that's good n

and i plightly send it over to alex denis. >> thank you. >>> the cross bronx, it will affect your ride. we have more above the scene. >> reporter: good morning. you can see here a car carrier. that was one of the vehicles involved and a lot of vehicles on top obviously. and the other vehicle involved off to left-hand side of the screen here, just getting hooked up to tow. the it's right by white plains road. eastbound cross bronx, just the left lane is getting through on the eastbound side. and the westbound side has the left lane closed as well. and we are getting word of injuries but the delays are extensive. it's a bad start towards the hudson river. and you can see the delays back to the george washington bridge. and very soon they'll be crossing into new jersey. and to the george, watch out for delays and avoid the cross bronx. going down the major and up is not a bad idea at this point. back to you in the studio. >> mike, thank you. he's correct. if you choose to the take the lincoln or holland, those are better rides because we see delays at the tolls. alternate side of the stre

mary, over to you. >> alex denis, thank you. >>> mayor de blasio will make a major announcement this morning. in 10 years new york city schools will be required to offer computer science classes to every student, and there's going to be calls for reading specialists for every elementary school to battle the inequality between schools. >>> critically ill 9/11 first responder are headed to dc with jon stewart to rally for the zadroga act. they are hoping to urge congress for a permanent extension of health care benefits for all first reresponders affected by cancer. now over to meteorologist john elliot. >> reporter: we are pretty skies right now, and numbers around the area, warmer through queens into brooklyn, and 69 and 66 in staten island, and 70 already in jersey city, and around the area, including numbers north and west. 55 in sparta and edison, and the numbers compared to yesterday, warmer, and if will be warm -- it will be a warmer this afternoon a lot warmer. 75, not near the record, but sun is setting at 7:04. radar and satellite quiet here. there's the big ridge of high pre

alex denis here with today's talkers. >>reporter: that's right, the nfl season starts tonight and we may already know who is performing this season's super bowl half time show. >>reporter: that's right, multiple reports say bruno mars super 50. he performed the half time show stadium. this time around, though, bruno mars would be in charge are curating the show which means he could pick who would actually perform with him. mars hasn't said if he will accept the offer. super bowl 50 will be on february 7th right here on cbs 2. >> we've been talking some i don't know. what do you think? >> what do you think, mary? >>reporter: he's been playing this all morning. we're available february 7th. watch our dub smash. we're pretty good. so this is another video you may like, a submitten 2-year- old girl gets some tough love from her parents. take a look. >> who is jared? >> my boyfriend. >> you don't have a boyfriend. >> i do have my boyfriend. >> you don't have a boyfriend. [ baby crying ] >> the father of 2-year-old kennedy from

here is alex denis. >> okay. so the mets have shown us their best side this season now they are taking it to a new level. what has become a team tradition, the new players took part in the dress up. this video posted on twitter shows the group marching out of the clubhouse in their super hero and "star wars"-themed t- shirts. >> there you have it. >> not much to say about that. >> well, in australia it is a warm welcome for one music star and a cold shoulder for another. justin beiber touched down yesterday and he was flanked by a security team, he high-fived 100 fans. and he tweeted loving australia, i missed this play, but of course, they all cry at him. don't they? but the welcome mat is not out for chris brown. the australia government is likely to be denied a visa because of this conviction for assaulting rihanna. he has schedules in foursy are now up in the air. i'm bobby flay and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. has to offer. like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley.

let's get right over to alex denis. >> it's an overturned concrete truck, mary. there's two lanes blocked with intermittent full closures. 4-mile delay back past the bruckner to the throgs neck bridge ramp. if you come from the north, stick with the major deegan as an alternate if you're traveling to the rfk triboro bridge. >>> a dozen people were displaced after a fire hits three home in the bronx, and that's in the charlotte garden section. the fire started in the garage of one home and spread. everyone got out safely, and one firefighters was treated for a minor injury. no word on the cause of the fire. >>> new this morning, two day care workers were arrested after disturbing allegations of abuse. kathleen culver and sarah dober on the right were arrested on friday and the women reportedly worked in the infant room. on several occasions they force fed, pushed, and slammed the children down on the floor. one 18-month-old vomited after being force fed. the investigation into the case is ongoing. >>> let's check on the heat. here's john. >> more of the same today

>> i'm alex denis. >> and i'm chris wragge. have a great day. caioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it is thursday, september 17th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> personal insults fly as republicans gang up on donald trump. we will talk to carly fiorina and chris christie about the fireworks at last night's debate. >>> a powerful and deadly earthquake rocks chile. tsunami warnings stretch to the california coast. >>> imagine running a marathon at 10,000 feet and we join the sky riders on what is called the hardest race in america. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> this is about the character of our nation! and if we will not stand up and force president obama to veto this bill, shame on us! >> the gop field goes after donald trump. >> mr. trump, we don't need an apprentice in the white house. >> good. >> apologize to her. >> no, i said nothing wrong. >> attack people on their appearance are we not way above that? >> i never attacked him on his looks, and believe me, plenty of su

alex denis and john elliott with weather and traffic on the 2s, but first, here's what is new this morning. >> reporter: the pope will have a mass in cuba again. yesterday he celebrated mass, and the world is buzzing over his meeting with fidel castro as well. >> i think the pope is wrong. >> one person not happy with the pope's visit to coup b chris christie. we will tell you why the presidential candidate disagrees with pope francis about his effort to restore diplomatic relations with the nation. >> there's no rhyme or reason to predicting where the traffic jams will happen. >> the pope's visit is a blessing but it could also be a nightmare for anyone getting around the city. why transportation expermits are recommending you leave the >>> police are searching for a gunman this morning, and it weekend. >>> the annual gathering of scifi fans always drawing huge stars and huge crowds for the comic con festival. off. as soon as harvey left the game, the yankees found their mets and clobbered the subway series finale. would they gain ground on first place toronto in the al east? find out com

we have alex denis. >> we have two lanes blocked on the new york state freeway. if this is is a portion of your ride it may cause a slowdown. also, road paving is underway. two lanes are blocked on the fdr drive. you can see the hesitation as you make your way through the area, and if you stick to the highway it will be the best ride for you. two lanes are blocked for construction. outbound lower level closed for construction. heavy as you make your way inbound, plan for that this morning. alternate-side parking rules in effect city wide today, cbs 2 back it to you. >>> a woman and her two young children were struck by a car at edgewood court. the children were critically hurt, being crete at the jersey shore medical center. no word if the driver will face any charges. >>> a woman has been using another woman's stolen identity, and jessica schneider has the exclusive interview. >> reporter: police say she's not a master mind but tiffany neumann has pulled a past one on the nypd. she was combative and skipped out on the bill from this restaurant and then walked do

i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi along with john elliott and alex denis. who is wondering what? >> divorce selfies? a couple going through a divorce decided to take a couple of selfies and post them on the social media pages and the attorneys think it helps to diffuse the tension. >> it got 24,000 shares. >> if you click on instagram, i have 15 or 20 of people posting them in the last few days. >> they say they are smiling because we have done something extraordinary we think anyway, respectful honorably ending our marriage to end as parenting partners for our children they say. >> they didn't go down. >> some say it's a private matter that doesn't have to be so public. >> looks like i need a bigger selfie stick. >> another selfie i don't like. >> well, i will tell you what, if you're taking selfies today, make sure you clean your phone off, because you're going to be sweating a bit. you want a clean phone for the pretty selfie. hot and humid again today, and mary mentioned the clouds. pockets of fog south and east of the city. it's going to be one of the

i'm alex denis in for -- i'm alice gainer in for christine sloan. >> and i'm maurice dubois. >> cbs 2's dave carlin reports from the monthaven section of the bronx. >> reporter: a heartless crime on surveillance video. police released it seeking justice, as she crosses and a car hits her. it was august 19th, 10:30 in the morning. >> i was excited that day. i was going to go see my grandson and never made it. >> reporter: just after impact, and the driver looks like he might do the right thing, walking over to her, who says he doesn't help her. he yells at her. >> he was getting mad at me and told me to get up. he said you're okay, get up, and he told me it was my fault. i told him i couldn't get up. >> reporter: she says the driver is not talking to 911. >> he was talking to someone that he hit me. i just hit a woman. and i guess he was going to see her and he was going to be late. >> didn't call 911? >> no, he did not. >> reporter: with concerned neighbors surrounding her, he gets in his car and drives away. >> the way he treated me, i can't forgive him. i've got a lot of scrapes and

soon as he appears, of course, we will bring it to you live here first, on the upper east side, alex denys, cbs 2 news. >>> pope francis leaves new york after a whirlwind two day tour of the city. cbs 2 janelle burrell is live at the brooklyn heights promenade across the river from where the pontiff will board a helicopter for jfk. janelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, mary. we are waiting for the outside of the helio-port. we are on the other side of the river. a number of police bets, a the lo of security ahead of the pope's arrival here this morning. this is the reverse riverboat when he landed on thursday. take a look at the video. a lot of people were standing by, lining the fdr, as the motorcade, the pope in his black fiat made his way up the fdr drive and today, the reverse trip down south to the wall street helio-port where he will board a sikorsky helicopter identical to marine the president and vice president use when they are here in the city. the vatican officials with him will get on board for what should be a short flight to information airport, where of co

. >>> a final check on the pope lock out there with alex denis. >> 42nd to 48th street will be closed with the cross streets to 1st and 2nd. alternate-side parking rules suspended today, pay the meters. >>> cloudy and 76 today. sunday, mostly cloudy, breezy, cooler, could see some the needed rain saturday into sunday. >>> quick programming note. we will be back on the air as soon as pope francis emerges. and we will be live all morning

denied a license last week. they want to get a license today and have wedding plans for very soon from now. congratulations to you, welcome. >> thank you, alex >> i know you were denied a license. you were in there three times and were denied every time. what does this mean to you, finally? >> this is almost like the supreme court decision day june 26 all over for us. we finally got the right on june 26, but we had an kbedmeimpedim here with a clerk who had religious beliefs who implemented our right to the law, and today we finally get that right. >> how hard was this for you along the way? you must have been kind of stressed out about this. disappointment, to say the least. >> right. actually, we applied for our first license on june 26 -- or june 30, i'm sorry, and a second license on august 13th after judge bunting said the injunctive decision was marriage licenses must be issued. then we went again on tuesday of this week, september 1st, after his stay was ended, and that is what caused us to be requesting a contempt hearing. it's been a really up and down this past two months. >> a very emotional roller coaster for you. i want to take

here and adex denys has more from her vantage point. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, chris and mary. pope francis just exited the papal residence on 72nd street and madison avenue. think is the infamous black fiat we have anxiously tried to spot here in new york city. expected to travel down fifth avenue and caught down the drive here and the helio-port in manhattan. there is a lot of security as expected. it is difficult to get a clear view but even so he the excitement in the area is contagious. and you can see people peeking out of their windows trying to get a glimpse of the holy father. he has touched so many people. including myself. and simply just waving. and we are hoping we will get a glimpse as they pull out here. different. as he travels, i'm sure hundreds will show up i'm sure to say goodbye. back to you guys. >> as we can see the motorcade making their move through the helio-port it should be a few short minutes before they get. there cbs 2 meg bake ser live on fifth avenue and 67th street with people tryi

alex, thank you. as preparations continue across the region, for the papal visit and world meeting of families, pilgrims showing their entheusiasm. "eyewitness news" at st. denis parish in havertown. the church handed out free tickets first come, first serve to the pope sunday mass on the parkway. as you can see, look at that line, my goodness, stretched all the way down the block. one parishoner even camped out overnight to make sure she was first in line. >> i figure, i've camped out for some concerts in my life, isn't the pope more important, you know, so why not do it for the pope? >> good point. the church also handed out free ticket for next saturday's night festival of families. >>> and, to coincide with the papal visit, franklin institute showcasing treasures in a new exhibit over 2,000 years of vatican art and history will be on display. it will include personal momentos from pope benedict and saint john paul the second. as well as artwork by michaelangelo. the vatican splendors exhibit opens september 19th, and will run through february 15th. >>> and, the countdown, just keeps ticking on, just nine days until pope francis arrives in philadelphia. sta

alex holley. thank you, icily brothers. >> now my dad said this, i brought back up later at a later date, he denied this, so i am sure he ising this right now. he did. >> it appears speaking of people who sing romantic songs, break ups, taylor swift is not getting married any time soon. she too young. >> she denies she planning to wed calvin harris, he is a dj, 31, now, she also says she didn't buy a newman sean despite what the rumor mill says. and that she tweeted about the whole thing, was the press says i'm doing, buying a beverly hills mansion, getting marinade english castle. what i am doing, playing a show in saint lou us. >> oh, she is still working, not getting married. >> yes. while we continue to find the most romantic artist. >> bring it up again please. >> the muse, please. >> there you go. are you looking for romantic get away? welshing you don't have to go too far. the most romantic spots right here in our own backyard. >> within an hour's drive. >> see, this is my romantic voice. i'll use that whenever we talk about this. >> i can't imagine why you're single. >> i don't like you very much. >> i know you don

denying marriage licenses to same sex couple. >> federal judge found her in contempt of court today. she says it's a matter of her religious faith. >> alex has more. >>reporter: show down ending tonight in jail. the county clerk led away. cheers and boo from the crowd. at issue kim davis refusal to issue marriage license to same sex couple. insisting in testimony today quote my conscious will not allow me. >> she has been ordered to stay there until she's willing to change her mind until she's willing to change her conscious about what that belief is. >>reporter: davis can resign but if she doesn't and refs to comply the federal judge who ruled her in contempt can keep her in custody as long as she stands her ground. controversial clerk at odds with the june supreme court ruling making marriage a right nationwide. >> under those authority are you not issuing a license. >> i simply told you all i'm willing to face my consequence as you all face your cops quen when it comes time for judgment. >> we don't have consequence. not everyone believes what you believe. >> that's your choice. >>reporter: that kim among those suing the clerk. >> she