. >> we have a message for katie lang. you are not alone. your community is here with you. >> reporter: the other demanding she abide by the supreme court's order or quit. >> get on board with equality or reseenign today. >> reporter: as many americans come together to celebrate independence a texas sized battle remains over an issue the highest court thought they settled. >> ryan nobles joins me now. has the clerk office explained what's holding up the paperwork if that is something that is being held up? >> no they haven't. that's frankly one thing that

one side defending lang's right to object. >> we have a message for katie lang you are not alone.our community is here with you. >> reporter: thor demanding she abide by the supreme court's order or quit. >> get on board we quality or resign today. >> reporter: as many americans come together to celebrate the country country's independence a texas-sized battle remains over an issue the highest court thought they'd settled. >> well that was ryan nobles reporting and so this case does open up an interesting debate here. i want to talk about it now with jonathan turley a professor of law at george washington university. thanks so much for joining us jonathan. texas, this is not the only state that has the problem with the decision. you have alabama, arkansas georgia, kentucky and louisiana to name a few. what happens next? >> look there are legitimate concerns about the opinion. you don't have to be a bigot to dissent from this opinion. the justices that dissented had some very valid objections to make. i don't agree with them but that is one issue. you can have legitimate concerns.

one side defending lang's right to object. >> we have a message for katie lang. you are not alone.ere with you. >> reporter: the other demanding she abide by the supreme court's order or quit. >> get on board with equality or reseenign today. >> reporter: as many americans come together to celebrate independence a texas sized battle remains over an issue the highest court thought they settled. >> ryan nobles joins me now. has the clerk office explained what's holding up the paperwork if that is something that is being held up? >> no they haven't. that's frankly one thing that jim and joe are frustrated. they don't know exactly the reason why their marriage license is being held up. they printed out an example of a marriage license from another county, yy issuing same-sex marriage licenses that wasn't enough for hood county. they may file a lawsuit monday if the issue isn't resolved by then. >> is this woman, k.d. lang making any public statements this alleged paperwork problem? >> well she is represented by an outfit called liberty ns to the which is a nonprofit law firm based in p

. >> reporter: they were turned away because clerk katy lang previously said she would not issue the licenses. tuesday evening, lang clarified her comments online, saying once forms have been printed, her staff will issue the licenses but she won't do it personally. sunday the texas attorney general said clerks may not have to issue same sex licenses because of their religious objections. getting their license in their county is important to them. >> i want to be known in hood county, granbury, that i got my marriage license here and my ceremony was perform here. >> reporter: the couple has a wedding planned for august. don champion, cbs news, granbury, texas. >>> currently, each bishop decides whether his or her priest may conduct gay marriages. this comes just days after the supreme court legalized same sex marriage nationwide. >>> the district warned some 1400 jobs will be impacted, starting today. these come after the school system had to borrow money to pay a teacher fund. the deadline to pay the fund was yesterday. >>> hot, dry conditions are making it harder for firefighters t