they are plaintiffs in the aclu rowen county lawsuit. thank you for being with us.ave you tried recently again to apply for a license with the county clerk in rowen county? >> we spoke with our legal counsel this morning, and we are planning to go this morning around 11:30 to 12:00 to attempt another marriage license. >> and what do you think will happen? >> she is going to deny it. >> so why would you go and even bother? >> it's important to us. >> we want to get married, and it is important. it's important for all of the citizens of this county. >> now, kim davis, as you both know has said that she is a christian. she believes that issuing you and other gay couples marriage licenses violates her own rights to religious freedom. what do you say to her? >> we respect her religious beliefs, and we also understand that her religious beliefs do not overturn our civil liberties, our civil right to get married, and right now, her religion is impeding on us. >> how long have you both waited to get married? of course it was at the end of june that the supreme court made th

davis did not want to differentiate between couples in rowen county. was done on purpose after a lot of thought and consideration. she has the right to live and act according to her beliefs. the pain being claimed by the plaintiffs in this case is really unnecessary, because in a country like the united states, in a state like kentucky, where every one should be able to live according to their own conscience, there is plenty of marriage licenses available to these plaintiffs. >> it's not clear when the court of appeals will take on the case. many davis loses she could face jail time. >>> five police officers convicted in the fatal shooting of unarmed pedestrians in new orleans could get a new trial. the shootings took place a new days after hurricane katrina. it was one of many scandals involving police misconduct during and after the hurricane. >>> this month marks exactly ten years since hurricane katrina tore through louisiana, and long after the water subsided, new orleans is still struggling to recover. jonathan martin sat down with the city's may

carl rowen, the columnist, was the first african-american member and he became president in 1988. he became a member in the 70s. and women also was in the 70s. and there was more focus on the change of women and a lot more opposition. there really wasn't opposition to having a black membership. but there were protest dinners, gridiron club dinners and they started attracting more of the big names, george mcgovern made a point of going to the protest dinner instead of the actual dinner. and the members pretty much caved, finally. >> over the years has a dinner ever been canceled or postponed because of a natural disaster. you mentioned war in 1945. >> well they did cancel during world war ii and world war i dinners. the one i just mentioned, the letter with fdr saying he couldn't attend. he died the next week and they did cancel the dinner then. there haven't been any recent consolati consolations. >> what about protests? >> there were some involving women. there were pickets and there were protest dinners. there really hasn't been much of anything other than that. >> there are a c

stopped issuing all marriage licenses because she did not want to differentiate between couple in roweny. so that was done on purpose after a lot of thought and consideration, but the fact is, she has a conscious. she has a right to live and act according to her beliefs. the pain being claimed by the i plaintiffs in this case is really unnecessary. in a state like kentucky where every one should be able to live according to their own conscious, there is plenty of marriage licenses available to these plaintiffs. >> in davis loses she could face jail time for contempt of court. >>> a football faux pas for marco rubio. the florida senator through a ball that accidentally hit a boy in the face. the boy is fine, and rubio addressed the failed pass last night in response to numerous online tweets. thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. the news continues next live from doha. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera. ♪ >> hello from doha, everyone. this is the news hour on alyaz. gunfire in istanbul, and eight soldiers killed in a roadside bomb. we'll be live in turkey as it heads for a snap election. thai po

they ruled rowen county clerk to start issuing licenses but she maintains it violates her christian believes. none of the prisoners on the state's death row can be executed. it does not work as a crime deterrant. >> this is a solemn day in connecticut. we have to kee in our minds how fficult this is for victims and victim's family. since the ruling is based on rthe stesate's constitution it cannot be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >>> and for the first time since march 2009, oil prices sending stocks future hianer. and gm could produce up to 60,000 additional 2016 vehicles. >>> and elmo going to the home of soprano, hbo will air episodes and then tail rr air on pbs nine months later. >>> man, doesn't it feel good to have some nfl football on tv again? and mr. deflate-gate takes the field again. how often we were changing the roll. it really started to add up. so we switched to charmin. with more go's in every roll, charmin ultra mega roll equals mega value. each sheet is 75%tt more absorbent so you can use less withtt every go. which means charmin ultrarr mega roll lasts longer than eve

they ruled rowen county clerk to start issuing licenses but she maintains it violates her christian believes of the prisoners on the state's death row can be executed. the court said it does not work as a crime deterrent. >> this is a solemn day in connecticut. we have to keep in our minds how difficult this is for victims and victim's family. >> since the ruling is based on the state's constitution it cannot be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >> let's get down to business. good morning, landon. >> hey alex. good morning to you. $42 a barrel. that's great for drivers as gas prices fall. some say they could drop below $2 a gallon. not everywhere. they're spiking in the midwest due to a refinery outage. the auto maker is ramping up production of its profitable big suvs and trucks to meet demand. it's adding shifts at its plant near dallas. and this episode of sesame street is brought to you by hbo. starting this fall they will air the show before they air on pbs nine months later. alex, back over to you. happy friday. >> just ahead, man, doesn't it feel good to have some nfl football back

. >>> we have an update on the condition of the soul survivor of the deadly shooting in rowen oak, virginiacky guarder remains in good condition. she reportedly lost a kidney and part of her colon. >>> the jury in a new hampshire rape trial is now in deliberations. the former prep school student is accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl last year. prosecutors said the alleged attack was part of a senior class culture of sexual conquests. >> for months before the senior solute, he knew what he wanted, and this was the night he was going to get it. >> reporter: in his closing argument, the prosecutor said that owen labrie, then 18 years old, planned the rape. he said the teen brought a condom and a blanket to the campus building where he and the girled a agreed to meet two days before he graduated. >> he had to use tactics to get what he wanted. he had to confuse and manipulate a 15-year-old girl to get what he wanted. >> reporter: labrie took the standing in his own defense wednesday, the only witness his lawyer called. >> were you doing anything to cause her pain, harm? >> no. >>

it happened just before 9:30 tonight on the 1600 block of rowen street in the tioga nicetown sectionf the city. the man shot several times, twice in the face. no word on a suspect or motive. >>> cumberland county authorities say a man responsible for a gruesome crime, killing and dis membering his own brother. charging him with numerous counts including murder, desecration of human remains and tampering with evidence. his brother steven disappeared from millville. acting on tips they excavated sites finding remains spread across the city. >>> 30 people lost their homes when fire attacked an apartment building overnight in king of prussia. no word on what sparked the flames. they damaged 16 units, half destroyed. the red cross is helping 14 people with food, clothing and a place to stay. others are staying with relatives or at hotel. >>> in harrisburg, court officials today unsealed thousands of documents in the case of attorney general kathleen kane. they include the evidence of what has come to be known as porngate. "action news" investigative reporter wednesday yiep saltzman has th

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it happened at a shotting center near rowen oak.hey were interviewing a guest when the report was interrupted by gunshots. you can see that the camera captures what looks like a man holding a gun, standing a few feet from where he and parker were working. it all happened as viewers and coworkers back at the station were watching live. >> okay. not sure what happened there. we will let now know as soon as we find out what those sounds were from. >> that was the anchor reacting to what she saw live on television. he was hearing the screams of her colleagues and saw the photographer's camera drop. let's go to libby casey in washington. >> reporter: stephanie the governor was just on wtop radio. it's a regular call-in he does. and he said they believe they know who the suspect is. they believe him to be a disgruntled former employee of the television. this is coming from the governor himself. they have a photo and the governor believes arrest is eminent. this has sparked a lot of fear in franklin county this morning. the area going into

rowen oak virginia one of the steps along the way that many journalists have stopped at.llison parker was on the air at 6:45 this morning, interviewing the chairwoman of the chamber of commerce there, victory gardner. and 27 year old adam ward another employee of wdbj, the videographer vil -- filming an interview that miss parker was doing, happening on live television in the region there. both miss parker and mr. ward killed by the alleged gunman. 41 years old, also known as bryce williams, said to be by the governor and other reports a disgruntled employee. jeff marks the general manager at the station, a station struggling to come to terms with the loss of two dear employees. >> our hearts are broken, and our sympathies go to the entire staff here, but also the parents and family of adam and allison, who were just out doing their job today. >> reporter: jeff marks appeared on live television just moments ago once again, randall gave a very movements statement, he said he wants to drop his vail as a journalist, and said i'm not sure if i want vester lee flanagan, i'm no

rowen county clerk, kim davis, stopped issuing all marriage licenses, the day after the supreme courtized gay marriage across the country, the clerk cited her constitutional right to religious freedom, as reason not to issue licenses, but, one of the same sex couples who davis turned down on three separate occasions isn't buying it. >> whether or not you agree with gay marriage, you hold it in your heart that these are people that want to live and love. >> the supreme court says it will look into davis' appeal, the justice likely to rule on her request stood in favor of legalizing gay marriage back in june. >> well, could we be closer to a better way of stopping drug use among young people? >> the new study that pinpoints times of year to college students are certain to use drugs the most. in florida, authorities trying to make sure people are ready for tropical storm erika. and storm damage is not the only concern. scott? >> dawn, i just received a new upgraded track on where erika will head during the upcoming weekend. the timing that far next. i love the jetta. but what about a dea

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. >> they were turned away for the third time in rowen county. >> we're here to see if you're givingiage licenses. >> reporter: they're documenting their visits to the courthouse where county clerk kim davis has twice refused to issue them a same-sex marriage license. >> this is how gay people are treated in this country. this is what it's like. this is their experience. this is how it feels. >> reporter: after the supreme court's ruling in june, davis stopped issuing any marriage licenses saying her religious convictions prevent her from sanctioning gay marriage. the aclu filed lawsuit to force her to start issuing licenses and although she appealed that decision, her appeal was denied on wednesday. >> he shas no basis at this point in which not to be complying with the order of the court to issue marriage licenses. she can seek to have review. i think it's very unlikely that the supreme court is going to intervene in any way to allow her to not issue licenses. >> davis has said she won't resign. she can only be removed if the state legislature impeaches her. her supporters rallied

speaking of hillary clinton, rowen scarborough in the washington "times," they had details from spy satellites. he's reporting hillary clinton's private e-mails have sensitive information from spy satellite and undercuts her defense that she had no reason to believe she was dealing with classified information, that based on security experts that the wash times talked to. jackie is next from east lake, ohio. good morning. what's on your mind this thursday morning? >> caller: good morning. steve, there's not a speck of difference between the gop and the democratic party. let's face it, the same peop people -- the same people contribute to the democrats and republicans, and they're the big daisht big billionaires in this country who are -- who are pushing their agenda, no matter who's in office. so, whether we have a republican conference or a democratic congress, it really doesn't matter. it's all going to end up the same. they're going to keep making the money hand over fist and the workers are going to keep getting less and less. if anybody thinks it's going to be any different, they ought to