NPR美国国家公共电台 NPR 2015-09-05（在线收听）

 Desperation is mounting among migrants in Hungary where thousands have been waiting for days to board a train for western Europe. In this audio captured by Sky News at a refugee camp, a distraught Syrian man shoved a woman and her baby down onto the rail tracks in protests after Hungarian police forced westward bound migrants off train. Service itself was suspended leaving many families with tickets that are no longer valid and out of money to pay for new tickets. Hungary and other EU nations are resisting calls by the head of the EU to accommodate more migrants saying their economies are unable to handle the heavy influx. A federal judge is ordering a Kentucky clerk to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in around county. SL, a * reports KD has been found in contempt of court. Judge DB is ordering KD into custody saying she could be released as soon as she is willing to resume issuing marriage licenses. The announcement followed nearly a two-hour proceeding in a federal court room where KD and her deputy clerk were ordered to appear. Since the June Supreme Court decision making gay marriage legal cross the nation, Davis has consistently stated  she's unable to provide the licenses because it would violate her religious beliefs and opposition to same-sex marriage. She had refused to issue any licenses during this period. Tears erupted outside the court house after the ruling where more than 100 protestors gathered.