copeland's husband is a christian minister. let's bring in attorney and legal analyst areva martin. the law say about this areva? >> john, religious organizations including religious schools have a great deal of latitude under the federal and most state laws. and they get to choose who they admit into their schools. and even though we've seen this amazing you know change in the country around gay marriages and you know gay rights, religious institutions still have this very special place in our society, and they're exempt from most of the laws that would apply to public institutions. >> so let's just say these -- the children had a disability, or the parents had a disability, and -- would that make a difference? >> it gets a little trickier. and it's important to distinguish between private schools and religious organizations. so if this is a private school then absolutely. americans with disabilities act, and the federal civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination would apply in those private school situations. but when you go to those religious organizations those religious ins

copeland says he no longer wants his son to go to that school. coming up next, ukraine's government in at that timers. and my conversation with musician john oates. his new solo effort. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. deal breaker. the threat of a new offensive as ukraine rebels reject a truce. hopes and fears. a new rural in saudi arabia. could -- -- ruler in saudi arabia. >>> and john oates talks about making music alone and as parnlg of a legendary rock duo. >>> king abdullah of saudi arabia was laid to rest today. the new king salman has taken control, he faces a range of challenges both overseas and at home. human rights activists criticize saudi arabia on restriction of the rights of women and the public beating of a writer. roxana saberi has more. >> king abdullah build a university in his name where for the first time saudi men and women can study side by side. activists say the kingdom is still stifling and harsh about. women can't travel or marry without the permission of a male guardian and saudi arabia is the onl

copeland with the runner. hoyas up three. marquette, 3 seconds to go, up for the win!pparently, yes! but they call it a two. his foot was on the line. going to overtime. extra session, hoyas win over marquette. >>> gw hosting duquesne and the dukes, not putting up much of a fight. exefn larson inside easy. colonials led this game by 22 at the break. lot of reives playing, like paul jorgensen. george washington blows out duquesne 74-59. >> yeah, you know, lot of people call it a trap game. obviously we're playing vcu tuesday on national tv and we all watched them last night. st. louis gave them a great game, but, you know, i told them it won't mean as much unless we win today. >> i think we are playing more focused now, focusing on defense and obviously making more shots. i think our confidence is up. >>> check out this finish. west virginia versus tcu. 5 seconds to go, ladies and gentlemen. dexter miles, jr., there goes my hero! ties it. so we're going to overtime, right? all right. final seconds, tcu's zeigler puts the horned frogs up one. right back the other way. ca

particularly with the misty copelands of the world.at they talk about evaluation. i didn't think the stock would pullback. any further weakness makes this a screaming buy. matt: technically i don't like it. it could find some support around 60. i'm not jumping in here. i'm not a fan of it. i've been wrong -- i think there's too much competition. they're still the behemoth. they're trying to go at it the wrong way. paying andy that much won't increase your sales. andy isn't wearing under armour. >> they're focusing on women. well, i love andy murray. let's be honest. in terms of where their product line is growing, charles mentioned it, misty copeland. yoga wear. matt: it sounds fantastic. it's so tough to take over that industry and take over the competitors. >> the valuation is rich. this year's earnings -- it makes sense to be careful. fashion trends are fickle. charles: i'm not sure this is more of a technology trend than a fashion trend. a lot of imitators. people that are athletic think the under armour garments are better than th

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to isaiah -- isaac copeland putting georgetown up by 2. one last chance for butler.the shot is blocked by smith viera. big-time play there for dsr. crazy finish at verizon center. georgetown takes this one, 61-59. >>> virginia hosting boston college. on the road at boston college. the eagles they hung with the cavaliers. the floater. that's good. virginia's down by 5. london little no-look pass there to isaiah wilkins. he gets that to rattle home. cavaliers back on home. less than a minute later, justin anderson. force feeding anthony gill for the flush. gill with 11. 10 rebounds. virginia they beat boston college, 66-51. they're now 17-0 on the season. george washington hosting george mason at the smith center. colonial army standing strong. first half isaiah jackson falling out of bounds. he feeds thompson. mason cut the lead to 5. second half. nice little spin move there and kiss off the glass. gw up 38-31. not after that. a lay-in. gets the foul and he gets a strong chest bump. gw wins. they're undefeated at home. >> i pay money just to hear you say that name aga

angela copeland says the train operator was following instructions. the question should go to who was giving the train operator those instructions? anne wilcox tells us there are many issues, of interested in why passengers seemed unable to open the emergency doors from the inside. >>> another passenger who ended up in the smoke-filled l'enfant station has also retained an attorney. curtis mosi tells us he called 911 from the platform, then walked up the escalator where he was met by emergency responders. mosi and three others were transported in the same ambulance to george washington university hospital. he was released after nearly six hours treatment for smoke inhalation. curtis mosi of northwest dc recorded events on his own camera and he returned to the l'enfant station at our request to talk about his ordeal. >> first time back? >> yeah. >> reporter: on monday afternoon as the tunnel under l'enfant station was filling with smoke, curtis mosi was waiting to transfer from the yellow line to the green. >> lot of times you smell electricity burning

isaac copeland, yes! one of the fabulous freshman from georgetown, seven points, eight boards.his game was about devonta smith rivera, had 24. josh smith only had two points. there it is. oops! there it is! georgetown improves to 15-6, with a 27-point win. >>> this was a good game today. watch smith doing it just the way you want. everybody towards him and then he dishes it to christian buyer. mitchell from three, twine time! deacons by two. wilkins had 15. tied, one minute to go, devin thomas, three guys around him, but nope. the spin cycle! wake forest survives in a good one, 73-70. >>> and finally, you know, west virginia is 17-3. not a lot of people know that. this is how they do it. nothing flashy, but the extra pass right there. devin williams with the jumper. west virginia up six at the break. then they start to pull away in the second half. too many horses. west virginia, now 18-3. only one game behind kansas in the big 12. so that's the afternoon portion of stuff. >>> of course tonight, the big one, virginia and duke coming up. we'll talk about that one at 11:00. >> ti

copeland with the runner, hoyas up three. carlino ties it right there. overtime, this is campbell, aptly named. hoyas hold on, 95-85 over marquette. big win. >>> west virginia versus tcu. west virginia was i see you a good finish and raise you another one. five seconds to go, miles ties it. a lot of guys named tre' doing business today. west virginia's carter blocked at the buzzer, tcu thinks they won, but a foul. so the man goes to the line, cold-blooded, makes two free throws. 86-85 mountaineers. west virginia surviving, 86-85. good stuff today. >>> so georgetown avoided the snares on the road. maryland did not. the terps did not shoot poorly earlier in the week. they are still simmering in bloomington, where the hoosiers shot 68% from the free. >>> indiana shooting lights out in the home win. whatever they threw out came down in the nylon. the 17 point loss was the worst of the season for the team, but you have to put it find you, which is what they are trying to do. >> we are paying attention to detail. the team can spread you, good offensive team. t

hopkins tries the sweeping hook but isaac copeland comes out of nowhere.wers over everyone for the putback slam. hoyas 20-17 at the half. meanwhile the blue jays were ice cold and georgetown took advantage. 26-2 run. hits the jumper right there. he finished with 24. g-town wins this one big time 67-40. g.w. and rhode island. in a nail biter. less than four minutes to go in the game. 50-49. g.w., terrelle drives the lane, gets the bucket and the foul. that gave rhode island the lead for good. g.w. loses this one. the final 59-65. all right. on to espn's college gameday show virginia student tyler lewis had to make a half-court shot in 18 seconds to win 18 grand. he missed three but on the fourth you see here he nails it. the crowd goes nuts. kimberly jumps on to the scorer's table of course. i'm actually a little jealous because it's a lot of dough. but congratulations to tyler in the end. i'm not hating him. well the pressure was on serena at the australian open final. her opponent maria sharapova. serena going for her sixth australian open title and she t

isaac hopkins misses and eric copeland gets the dunk. they go on an 18-0 run. big three gives the hoyas a 20- point lead and 2nd half villanova doing all they can to catch up, but the hoyas say no way, jose. it's 78-58. game is finally final. hoyas win by 20. >>> what's the best way to get a great performance out of your entire team? just completely crush the opponent and allow your reserves to play with nothing but pride on the line. that happened this afternoon at the verizon center, wizards wearing special green shirts in the martin luther king matinee against philadelphia. 76ers do nothing to stop the wizards. they were just having fun. there's we'll with the dunk. wizards went on a 20-3 run in the 1st quarter ending the half with a 23 point lead. seven players scored in double digits today including kevin seraphin and otto porter off the bench. >> we've proven enough in 41 games when we're not focused and playing with high energy and effort, we're in trouble. >> it's a good stepping stone for us. usually we get up and come back down. we got to find a way t

. >> reporter: this giant wind tunnel spinning people into the air did not scare atriy copeland's residentsing to do. >> when we get to the tunnel we'll get in it one at a time. >> reporter: instructor andrew farris admires their spirit. >> chin up. awesome. >> reporter: a few more adjustments and they file in for their first flight at frisco's i-fly center. >> you never sure how they'll react. >> reporter: ariel holt watched as 90-year-old lola soared. >> i thought i would be weightless like the astronauts but there was a lot of pressure. >> reporter: 87-year-old doris says the experience is hard to describe. >> i didn't know how the wind would feel and, boy, was it strong. i think i lost a face somewhere. >> the thing that's the hardest is getting in and out of the door. >> reporter: neither dee or her family ever dreamed about skydiving. >> i text my son and said i was going skydiving today. really he wrote me back and said cool. >> reporter: when their time was up farris showed them some tricks. >> you have to keep getting out of your comfort zone not being foolish but doing new and int

isaac copeland, there goes my hero. georgetown wins by 2, improving 12-5. rookie, good game. >> he said get to the ball, get to the middle and make a play. he made a good play. it's tough to win a series. you go and learn. i'm learning along with my teammates and we're getting better. >> georgetown 10-5 now. >>> hockey, an emotional homecoming in nashville. bittersweet because he received a standing ovation from the crowd. he coached there 15 years. bitter because the predators, his old team, beat his new team the caps 4-3. let's get out there tonight. justin peterson goal, this is significant because normally the starter gets a rest. he had been in 21 straight games. dallasback, there up 3-0. don't call it come back. to the third we go, jaime bends it around peters. 5-4. >>> full day in sports for you there as you see the caps going down. maryland, hey, man. >> looking at tomorrow's games, who do you like. >> i'm going colts. >> really? >> colts to upset and the seahawks winning over the packers. >> okay. erica is going to update the forecast when we come

melissa: you have raised almost $60,000 on copeland need. why are people supporting you?pushing for something that consumers find valuable to them. i am providing them with band inside an insight they cannot really have anywhere else. >> i feel like people would run into problems with the tsa. are they worried about what happened to this person? >> missing flights is not something new. people miss flights all the time. >> you are an entrepreneur. i am sure that you are working on other stuff out there. good luck to you. thank you for coming on. only time will tell what is in this mysterious box. we certainly have been waiting long enough. we will take a closer look at what could be inside. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪ s? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people wi

kathi copeland has been welcoming wounded warriors to mammoth for nearly a decade. >> we know that wethe mountains are healing. the community is warm and welcoming. >> and soon when the snow is gone the warriors will stay. mammoth is building the nation's biggest wounded warrior center with zero help from the federal government. the 28,000-square-foot facility will include physical therapy, mental therapy college, job training, even internships. and then there's the outdoors. they say time heals all wounds. it doesn't but time on the mountain certainly helps. >> it is going to be an absolutely unique facility in that it's going to be the perfect place for these men and women who've come back from war to really reboot their lives to restart their lives. >> a lot of illnesses like ptsd, gets them out. i never thought i would hit the snow board again, now i'm skiing. >> the arch of honor reminding military members who cross that someone is looking over them. >> don't get that kind of love. almost teared up. >> i should mention mammoth is my hometown and has a very long history of helping

. >> do you take vaughn copeland to be your husband?reporter: and their first words to each other. >> i do. >> i do. >> i do. >> yes. >> reporter: these six brave souls agree to this extreme social experiment last march for the reality show "married at first sight." allowing four self-proclaimed relationship experts to find their perfect match. after five weeks, the couples have a choice to get a divorce or stay together. >> i want to stay married. >> i want to spend the rest of my life with you. >> we have decided to get a divorce. >> reporter: for the two couples who stayed married the cameras never stopped rolling. a new spinoff show showcases their first year of marriage. back on their big day, 32-year-old doug henner and 28-year-old jamie otis weren't seeing eye to eye and the days after that -- no honeymoon. the two decided to tough it out, even moving to a new home, hoping they'd fall in love. >> it has to be hard to hear, i'm not in love with you. he's like have you ever been in love with someone in a month. give it time. >> sor

kathy copeland has been welcoming wounded warriors to mammoth for nearly a decade. >> we know we can magic here and the mountains are healing. the community is warm and welcoming. >> reporter: soon when the snow is gone the warriors will stay. mammoth is building the nation's biggest wounded warriors center with zero help from the federal government. the 28,000 square foot facility will include physical therapy mental therapy, onsite college job training and even internships. and then there's the outdoors. they say time heals all wounds. it doesn't. but time on the mountain certainly helps. >> it's going to be an absolutely unique facility in that it's going to be the perfect place for these men and women who come back from war to really reboot their lives and restart their lives. >> illnesses from a lot of guys, ptsd, gets them out of a depressed stage. i thought i would never hit the mountains again and now i'm skiing. >> mammoth calls this the arch of honor reminding them that someone is looking over them. >> you don't get that kind of love. almost teared up. >> reporter: i should