but davis didn't become a christian until 4 1/2 years ago. >> when she was sworn in, kim davis was following in the footsteps of her mother. 26 of those years, kim davis served as her mother's deputy clerk. she vowed to follow the letter of the law. >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> because i'm not. >> to many, she was a hero. to many, she was a hypocrite. critics wonder how a woman married four times to three different men had the right to pass judgment on who was allowed to get married. >> davis was ordered by a federal court and appeals court to issue gay marriage licenses. but she wouldn't budge, saying "i have no animosity toward anyone and harbor no ill will. to me, this has never been a gay or lesbian issue. it is about marriage and god's word. it is a matter of religious dignity. a judge didn't buy it, she was charged with contempt and spent six days in jail. >> please, help me welcome to the stage, kim davis. ♪ rising up ♪ back on my feet >> we serve a living god. who knows exactly where each and every one of us are at. just keep on pressing. don't let down. he

tel isqof had always been a refuge for iraq's christians, until last year when isis moved in and 7,000 christians fled. three weeks later, kurdish soldiers pushed the terrorists out. but father rony hana said isis instilled such fear here that his people won't come back. he worries, too, but returns for a few hours every morning to check on his church, which he said isis fighters used as their base. he told us one of them called him on his cell phone to ask how to operate the church generator. they really did, they asked you that? and you told them? "i guided them to where it was located around the corner from here," he told us, "and explained how to turn it on. the last thing i said was to please take care of the church, and they just hung up." the cleansing of iraq's christians from this land is something archbishop sharaf believes ought to be generating a much louder cry of outrage from his muslim friends and neighbors. >> sharaf: speak up. of course, there is good people of the islam people. there is not all muslim people they are bad, i believe. but where is the good people? where

ryan's attorney claims the 22-year-old christian rapper was held until he confessed. police say solani ran down william mcdaniel in clarksburg last week after a fight over some music recording. solandi's mother turned him in. witnesses saw a car circle back and hit mcdaniel and then take off. he is being held without bond. he is charged with first-degree murder. >>> tonight escalon and pepco are asking d.c. regulators to reconsider their $6.8 million merger. today both companies filed a motion saying the merger would stabilize rates and enhance reliability for both electric and gas service. but opponents argue the merger would not benefit the public. mayor bowser's office says tonight the companies are working to address those concerns, and quote, the district deserves a healthy public utility that serves residents and rate payers in a cost-effective, dependable, and environmentally sound manner. >>> the trials of six baltimore police officers charged in the freddie gray case could be delayed. a judge may decide tomorrow to push back the trial. defense attorneys say t

until then christian has his work cut out for him. >> i have at least 200 more that i can do just in the u.s. i have another 30 box of slide from around europe. >> reporter: instead of being overwhelmed he is loving every minute of it. david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pretty incredible stuff but think about our grandchildren they will look back at our facebook pages and know everything they need to know. >>> 5:51. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. school starts tomorrow, with s110% ready.'ll be notebook, folders, glue sticks. 25¢, 15 and 50¢. aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen. make 110% ready happen. staples. make more happen. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> rollercoasters. we're talking about highs and lows of life. a ride at an amusement park that is what we're talking about this morning. but roller coaster fans, we've got one for you, right. new this morning an announcement from six flags great adventure in what they are calling the mo

christians are not immune to the changes of their times. this concrete world, with all its many problems and possibilities is where we must live, believe, and proclaim. untilecently we lived in a social context where the similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christian sacrament were considerable and shared, and the two were enter-related. this is no longer the case. if i were to describe the situation today, i would use two similar images. on the one hand are neighborhood stores, small businesses in our neighborhoods, and on the other hand, our large super markets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything one needed for personal and family life. it's true that it wasn't all cleverly displayed and didn't offer much choice, but there was a personal bond between the s p shopkeeper and his customers, and business was done on the basis of trust, people knew one another and they were all neighbors, they trusted one another, they built-up trust. and in many places, these stores were often simply known as the local market. then in recent decades a different kind of store was created, the shopping center

christianity. >> he does not expect to return to mosul. but hopes to someday join his brothers who reside near detroit, michigan. two other refugees i spoke to also held out untilear when christians were given the ultimate matem, convert, pay a tax, or die. >> translator: i lost everything. my whole life's struggle to work and earn money got stolen from me. my furniture, everything was stolen. >> she's heard of the atrocities committed against those who stay. >> translator: people coming after us they did witness a lady she was holding her baby and crying and begging the isis fighter. take me, don't take my child. he told her i'm going to make you feel sad all your life. isis took her son and she did not see how they killed him. but they took him. >> after moving from one place to another they heard jordan would welcomes christians. >> translator: i thank the king of jordan for hosting us and being nice to us. >> though they're relatively safe in jordan, these christians are not allowed to work here. a rule designed to insure they don't become permanent residents of the country. so they are trying to join their daughter who fled to san diego and arrived in 2009

christians are not immune to the changes of their times. this concrete world with its many problems and possibilities is where we must live, believe and proclaim. until recently, we lived in a social context where the similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christian sa christian sackment were considered. the two were entinter related a supported this is no longer the case. if i were to describe the situation today, i would use two familiar images. on the one hand, the two neighborhoods and on the other hand, our large supermarkets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything needed for personal and family life. it's true that. there wasn't much choice but there was, there was personal bond between the shopkeeper and his customers from the neighborho neighborhood. people knew one another and they were all neighbors. they trusted one another. they built up trust and in many places these stores were known as the market. then in recent decades a different kind of store was created, the shopping centers. huge spaces with a great selection of opportunities and merchandise. the world seems to have be

issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in kentucky will stay in jail until she quits her job or her unforgiving christian conscious can be saved. kim davis swore an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states and today she willingly faced the consequences of violating that oath. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses? >> miss doves did not resign. she chose to go to jail for violating an order of the court. >> she's been ordered to stay there until she is willing to change her mind and change her conscious about what that belief is. >> that's not exactly true. miss davis could quit and she would be released from jail. all of the assistant clerks in her office, except her own son have agreed to issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples, but davis won't quit and won't issue the licenses as required by the court. >> i'm willing to face my consequences and you will face your consequences when it comes time for judgment. >> we don't have consequences. not everyone believes what you believe. >> it's also the law of the land, and miss davis will stay in jail until she stops violati

states a district judge told the county clerk kim davis she would be jailed until she combined with his order. she argued her christian faith should exempt her from signing marriage licenses. the judge also said that deputy clerks if her office who do not issue licenses could also receive fines or go to jail ought nfl plans to appeal a ruling that overturns tom brady's working suspense, and a federal judge erased the suspension and opened the door for him to play in the opener for the patriots. he said he was aware that patriots under underinflated footballs in january but brady has denied the allegations. >> giants fans, tim lincecum may have thrown his last pitch at a member of the giants. the general manager announcing this morning that the right hander suffered a set back recentry while rehabilitating his hip and back injuries and will be out for the soap on the disabled list since june 28 after taking a line drive off the forearm and will be a free agent after this season. >> it appears those in high school may need to do more studying with concerns over s.a.t. scores and why many americans may not be ready for c

christians. countries should get no u.s. foreign aid until they start protecting christians instead of persecuting them. let's call groups like isis for what they truly are, a radical and dangerous islamic extremist terrorist group. religious liberties are basic civil right, a humanitarian right, and unalienable right. since pilgrims came to america to escape religious persecution from their homeland, our nation has stood as a bright beacon to the world for religious freedom for everyone. jews, muslims, hindus, christians, and others. it is writen in the good book that a man was traveling on the jericho road and fell among robbers. he was beaten and his property stolen and he was left for dead. other people traveled down the same road, saw him in the ditch, but passed on by him on the other side of the road. they went their own way. they did nothing. the united states cannot be silent and walk on the other side of the road while christians worldwide are beaten, beheaded and brutalized because they are christians. we must be that beacon that s

long-ago fiance, ed o'dell, spoke directly to christian, reminding him of what he missed in life. >> you will not be able to understand lynne's love for you untilwn child. when you will know a love that you never knew possible before. >> reporter: christian, who'd sat silently throughout the trial, finally spoke. and he was still four square behind his father. >> i'm not going to go into the frustration i feel in hearing that i missed out on growing up with my mother. i'm not going to go into how frustrating it is to hear how i've become a good person in spite of my father because he is the best person i know. i've been asked why i never questioned my dad about any of this many times by many people. and i never felt the need to. he raised me and taught me right from wrong. you've heard it said many times that my dad loved me too much to let me go. but i know that he loves me too much to hurt me by taking my mother from me. >> reporter: in court, judge teresa pooler had the final word. >> you treated lynne friend with unspeakable -- sir, look at me. with unspeakable cruelty. your actions left your 5-year-old child to grow up without knowing his

it was used as a christian church and as a mosque until the 1920s.s trying to stero destroy. they are giving us rumors, teasers and images and as the story dies down they do it again. >> last week isis published photos of militants destroying another structure, also in palmyra. >>> ukraine's president is condemning the deadly violence that erupted outside parliament on monday calling it a stab in the back. >> gjim sciutto has more on the protest and the u.s. moves in the region. >> reporter: violence on the capital of kiev now turning deadly. a agree nad thrown from the crowd killing one soldier and injuring several others. they pit ukrainian nationalists against the ukrainian parliament proving given more autonomy to the eastern regions of the country. ukraine's western backed president scolded protesters for attacking ukraine over russia. >> translator: it is very sad that some members of the parliamentary coalition attacked the supreme commander-in-chief of their own economy. >> reporter: russia has strengthened its hold on the east and the war ha

christian. that's good enough for me. he's a citizen until somebody shows he's not. olicies abroad and at home. he used the prayer breakfast in february to bring up the crew saids right about muslim terror attacks. look what the evil christians did. he's a very strange devout christian by his actions and his policies. i think that's fair to say. >> isn't there enough to criticize about the president without invoking his religion. >> who invoked his religion? when hillary clinton was asked in 2008, she said of course he's a christian as far as i don't know. why isn't the media scrutinizing her. >> it was seven years ago. trump was doing it this morning. >> he never said something. the cut that you cut off at the end where trump said there's a problem all over the world. he said specifically with radical muslims. radical. that puwasn't portrayed in this cut. i'm not his defender but i'm an expert in media bias. >> i wonder what it means we see the country expressing doubt. most people believe it or is it a way of voting against the president or do you think it's a belie

christians are not immune to the changes of their times. this concrete world with all of its many problems, and pos built is where we must live, believe, and proclaim. until recently we lived in a social context where the similarities between the institution of marriage and the christian sacrament were considerable and shared. the two were inter related, and mutually supportive this is no longer the case. if i were to describe the situation today, i would use two familiar images. on the one hand our neighborhood stores, small, businesses, in our neigh hoods, and on the other hand our large supermarkets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything one needed for personal and family life. it is true that it wasn't all cleverly displayed and it didn't offer much choice but there was a personal bond between the shop keeper and his customers. and this was done on the basis of trust. people knew one another. they before all neighbors. they trusted one another. they built up trust. and then in many cases, these stores were often simply known as the the local market then in recent decades a different kind have of store was create

christianity in this country. meanwhile, davis could remain in custody until she resigns or follows the law. her husband says she won't give up and that he supports her. >> i don't care. they can't bully me. >> reporter: davis' attorneys abc news, kentucky. >>> and governor mike huckabee joins us now. thank you for joining me this morning. he'll be going to kentucky on tuesday as part of a demonstration in support of kim davis. there were some dissenting voices in the conservative movement. i want you to respond to something in the american conservative. he says that the supreme court makes a ruling we don't like, we are obliged to obey the law or be willing to suffer the consequences of disobedience. what we cannot do and what the government cannot permit is open defiance of settled law. he believes this is going to backfire on the religious liberty movement. >> well, he would have hated a abraham lincoln, because abraham lincoln ignored the 1957 decision that said black people weren't fully human. it was the wrong decision. to say we have to surrender to judicial supremacy. we had so many

for open positions at the living faith christian center in pennsauken, the room was full of people when the action cam stopped by this morning, the event runs until 2:00 this afternoon. >> still to come, philadelphia police are on the lookout for a trio of drug bandits, the pill they are trying to get their hands on and the string of robberies that they are connected to. >>> but first a young ineventer breaks his silence. >>> at least eight people are dead after a powerful earthquake struck northern chile late last night, people were forced to evacuate after the magnitude 8.3 quake, it was felt hundreds of miles away and it generated small tsunamis that flooded coastal towns, we'll have more on the devastation there coming up on "action news" at 12:30. >>> several women that accused bill cosby of sexually assaulting them, are speaking out on a special. >> taste it, it's bill cosby what could happen. >> 12 women talk about the mowning evidence against bill cosby, court filings from years ago quoted cosby saying he got quaaludes to give to women during sexual encounters but he maintains he did nothing wrong. >>> three men that subdued an attacker w

today's job fair will be held at the living fate christian center located at 2323 route 73 in pennsauken, the fair will last from ten untilp.m. there will be over two dozen local employers at the event. staffing agencies will also be on hand to help people find jobs. >> later this morning, 50 immigrant from across the globe will take the oath of allegiance, and officially become citizens of the united state. this is happening at the constitution center's kirby auditorium. us federal judge john rdova will preside, and brendon boyle is the keynote speaker. >> i'm -- what brought the two back together after their big headline making split? >> ♪ >> 1978. >> the in the heals of their highly publicized break up, kermit the frog and miss piggy. >> this video shows kermit, miss piggy getting together for a business lunch. hob knocking with emmy nominees like julie, viola davis, of course, miss piggy's one crafty pig. she gets exactly how the celebrity game works. former couple gets swarm by paparazzi, leaving the restaurant, but how do they even know they were there? >> come on, let's go, go, go, go. >> we didn't even order yet.

a federal judge says kim davis will be locked up until she complies with his order to issue the licenses. davis says her christian faith should exempt her from signing those licenses. >>> french prosecutors are confirming that the piece of airplane wing that washed up on a remote indian ocean island in july is from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators were able to match serial numbers from the wing piece with manufacturer's records. the boeing 777 disappeared in march last year with 239 people on board. >>> now to decision 2016. donald trump is once again making headlines. today the republican presidential candidate pledged that he will not run as an independent if he fails to win the party's nomination. he made that announcement today in front of a packed house at the trump tower in new york city. trump signed a pledge to support the potential republican nominee if he doesn't win the nomination. but trump is under no legal obligation to abide by the document. trump says he sees no circumstance under which he would break the pledge. >> the question was what did i get for signing the pledge. absolut

christians are not immune to the chains of their times. this could be crete world with all -- this concrete world with all of its many problems and possibilities is where we must live, believe, and proclaim. until recently, we live in a social context where the simm -- similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christian sacrament were characterrable and shared, the two were -- considerable and shared. the two were inter related and mutually supported. this is no longer the case. if i were to describe our situation today, i would use two familiar images. on the one hand, are neighborhood stores, the small businesses in our neighborhoods. on the on the other hand, our large supermarkets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything one needed for personal and family life. it's true that it wasn't all cleverly displayed and didn't offer much choice, but there was -- there was a personal bond between the shopkeeper and his customers. business was done on the basis of trust. people knew one another and they were all neighbors. they trusted one another. they built up trust. and in many places these stores were often simply known as the local marke

until 10:00 a.m. we'll talk to christian and even though it's funny to see him do it, these engineers are something elset's right here in the bay area. it will be fun. >> that's amazing. we're moving into a new direction, monday. monday morning. thank you. >>> researchers in the pacific northwest, they are testing an earthquake warning system. the university of washington sending out alerts using that same shake alert system we use in the bay area. the usgs says that system gave a nine-second warning last year when that 6.0 quake hit napa. the alerts are going out to companies like boeing and microsoft as well as to hospitals and utility companies in oregon, washington state and british columbia. the experts say a faultline off the coast of the pacific northwest could trigger a major quake and tsunami. >>> it's been almost three months since that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. we'll talk about what's happening with one of the surviving victims today who is still being treated for his injuries. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where a rally is about to get underway here at city hall to encourag

testimony, the born-again christian cried saying she believed god's moral law was higher than the court. >> she's not above the law. >> the judge ruled dave list remain in jail until she complies with his ruling. jamie, cbs news, morehead, kentucky. >>> new this morning, the last of three sacramento men credited when stopping a terror attack on french train is finally back home. spencer stone touched down at travis air force base last night to the delight of his family, his friends, his fans. sellector i parade honoring the three heroes will take place september 11. welcome home. >> the eagles pre-season is over. starting now, those games count. so get it right, birds, you hear? first the birds have to finalize their roster, right it, comes next. most of the focus on the quarterbacks with matt barkley, tim tebow lat link for the third screen job. he struggled, early game. tebow showed moment, though, through for two touchdowns, including one to roxborough native rasheed bailey. local guy there. jet won it 24 to 18. coach kelly not making any promises but tebow, he was confident. >> the line was doing a great job up front. receivers came down with some great catche

christian, just exciting to be alive right now. >> reporter: mass is underway here now at saint rita's, the church stays open until eight, if you missop on the tour, saints maria goretti travels across the street to st. john's long lines expected there tomorrow as well. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. the church of saint monica in berwyn chester county got in on the excitement, the parish is hosting a family and youth day right now. kids are invited to take part in an evening of service opportunities and spiritual trust building games and the day ends with a pizza party. >>> well, the pope is all the buzz at the malvern retreat house, where a group of more than 100 nuns are staying in town for the world meeting of families, eva pilgram was with them this morning as they got ready for a long day of service. >> the day starts early from the 120 nuns of various orders staying at the retreat house, at w 30 the nuns eat breakfast to head to the city for the world meeting of families events. >> the greatest joy is seeing the families, the fathers and mothers and quhirn. >> we are thrilled to have young peo

christian beliefs. even jail. >> pope francis is allowing priests to forgive abortions during the holy year of mercy. the decision was announced in a letter published by the vat contain today. until now, forgiveness could only be extended by select members of the clergy. the holy year end november of 2016. >> two former workers are facing charges tonight, accused of encouraging fights between kids who were just four to six years old. they allegedly recorded the fights last month at lightbridge social media. no serious injuries were reported. >> get ready for the taxi of tomorrow. starting today all retired taxis will need to be replaced with the controversial nissan nv 200 minivan or from a limited list of hybrid and wheelchair accessible vehicles. a group sued to prevent the move, but a judge ruled against them. that's what's happening now. also what's happening, got a good forecast ahead? nick: i do. more hot weather still. i think you'll like the holiday weekend. ernie: stay with us, nick. we'll be back with that in a minute. coming up, new york now and then. christal young will take us through studio 54's long history that involves a lot more than just being a disco era landm

christian values but she is now in jail. the federal judge said she will stay there until she agrees to perform her duties. in her absence, five of her deputies are issuing marriage licenses now. i want to bring in cnn correspondent alexandra field. alexandra, give us a sense of what's happening down there. >> reporter: well, those deputy clerks made an oath, made a pledge to a federal judge that they would agree to issue those licenses, personal reservations if any existing being put aside. so what we saw this morning in anticipation of the fact that these deputy clerks would begin to issue licenses was this crowd that came out here very early for the time that the county clerks office opened. a large group of people vocally supporting kim davis, also a large group of people supporting marriage equality. in fact, there was one couple who showed up right as the doors opened at 8:00. they had come to the county clerk's office five times before to apply for a marriage license and been denied every time. on the sixth time, they got through. a deputy clerk issuing the marriage license to this couple per the ju

today's job fair will be held at the living fate christian center located 2323 route 73 in pennsauken. the fair will last from 10:00 in the morning until the afternoon, there will be more than two dozen local employers at the event. staffing agent cyst will also be on hand to help people find jobs. >> later this morning, 50 immigrant from all over the world, will take the oath of allegiance, and officially become citizens of the united states, happening at the constitution center the kirby auditorium, judge and ben franklin ban doyle with the keynote speaker. >> two hour wait. two full hours. right there north broad street. >> doors opened at the grand old lady of north broad, for the first time in 15 years. the public got chance to see what is next, work start today convert it to more than 100 the and youth and retail spacement some think this will signal the rebirth of north broad street. >> i think it is a catalyst for a loft things, development in general, i think it is a catalyst for community involvement, it is a symbol. >> demand already so high for the property, there is a waiting list for the $2,000 a month amounts, and they w

. >> until recently we lived in a social context where the similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christiane shared. the two were interrelated an mutually supported. this is no longer the case. >> a clear reference to same-sex marriage. joining me now to talk about this all and much more, cnn political congressmmmentatorcom. you're looking at the pope there. anna, the pope talking about the family and clearly in his view marriage as defined by the government which now includes same-sex couples not being closely aligned has been bad. >> it's been interesting to see him talk about it because he's definitely given 100% support to the family, to the traditional family, but he's done so without excludeing what we normally exclude as non-traditional family. he's never mentioned the word same-sex marriage. he hasn't condemned it. what he has done is talk with love, support and about strengthening traditional family. i think we have seen so many sides of the pope here and why he is so successful. we've seen the pope, the politician. we've seen the pope the head of state. weaver seen the social acti

christians are not immune to the changes of time. this con crecrete world with als many problems and possibilities is where we must live, believe, and proclaim. untiltly we lived in a social context where the similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christian sacrament were considerable and shared. two were interrelated and mutually supportive. this is no longer the case. if i were to describe our situation today, i would use two familiar images. on the one hand, our neighborhood stores, those small businesses in our neighborhoods, and on the other hand our large supermarkets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything one needed for personal and family life. it's true that it cleverly displayed and it didn't offer much choice, but there was a personal bond between the shopkeeper and his customers. and business was done on the basis of trust. people knew one another, and they were all neighbors. they trusted one another. they built up trust, and in many places these stores were often simply known as the local market. then in recent decades a different kind of store was created, the shopper ce

conversation with lewis on the night of september 19th, 1931, they talked until two in the morning about the nature of myths and about christianity as a true myth. it was this conversation that lewis himself described as the immediate human cause of his conversion to christianity. well, for his part lewis becomes for tolkien his great advocate for pursuing his holtry. -- hobbitry. lewis' gift was his sheer encouragement to keep on. listen to tolkien. c.s. lewis was for long my only audience. only from him did i get the idea my stuff could be more than a private hobby. but for his interest, i should never have brought the lord of the rings to a conclusion. well, when lewis learns that lord of the rings has been accepted for publication, he writes a letter to tolkien describing his sheer pleasure of looking forward to having the book to read and to reread. and then he reveals the importance of the book to both their lives with these lines. listen to lewis. so much of your whole life, so much of our joint life, so much of the war, so much that seemed to be slipping away into the past is now in a sort made permanent. do you catch wha

until the french and the u.n. leave the country. alexander: six people are killed when the u.n. was fired upon. the murder of a muslim man on saturday sparked reprisals by muslims in a christian neighborhood, which led to attacks by armed gangs on civilians. the country's transitional president spoke to "france 24" in new york. she says the protests have an orchestrated by the former president to destabilize the country. >> we know that former dignitaries are trying to come back to power in the central african republic. secret. no on the ground, we know who these people are. the ones who are trying to cement insecurity. >> is the former president a part of this? >> certainly. supposed tonment is organize elections by the end of the year. with the unrest is going to come castu believe people will a balance as planned on october 18. genie: a typhoon has hit mainland china hours after being .torming through taiwan hundreds of thousands left without power or water. east china, train services have been suspended and 100 flights canceled due to the storms. next, to that amazing discovery on mars that could signify the possibility of life on the red planet. they found flowing water

christian cried saying she believes god's moral law was higher than the court's. >> she's not above the law. that's where we are. she's not a martyr. >> reporter: the judge rules she will remain in jail until she complies with his ruling. >>> in his first public comments about a possible are you for the white house vice president joe biden says he's not sure while donald trump says he is sure he won't make a third party run. don champion is here in new york with details. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marly. the vice president says he does not know if he has the emotional energy needed to mount a run for the white house. meantime, the feud between donald trump and jeb bush appears to be heating up, this time over foreign policy. vice president joe biden offered up his most concrete statement yet on whether he plans to run for president. >> can my family undertake what is an arduous commitment that we'd be proud to undertake under ordinary circumstances? just don't know. >> reporter: polls show democrats favor him if hillary clinton fault terse because of the controversy over her private e-mail server. in testimony before a house benghazi committee thursday, long time clinton

christian cried saying she believes god's moral law is higher than the court's. >> she is not above the law. she is not a martyr. >> reporter: the judge ruled davis will remain in jail until she complies with the ruling. cbs news, moorhead, kentucky. >> the clerk is citing religious beliefs. congresswoman nancy pelosi says davis is being hypocritical. >> my understand is she has been married four times. but she said issuing a license for gay marriage was against her principles? um, well, um, it just didn't seem to be consistent with, um, a religious objection if you have been married four times to say somebody else can't be married. >> all the deputy clerks except her son say they will start issuing licenses today. >>> the force is alive for hundreds of devoted "star wars" fans in san francisco this morning. this is a look outside the disney store in union square last night. fans lined up for hours waiting for the store to open in stores at the stroke of midnight. disney unveiled a series of new "star wars" figures and merchandise relating to the new film "star wars: the force awakens." >> don't want to be too specific. going to see what's in there. probably going to walk

federal judge said she'll stay in jail until she agrees to obey his orderer to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. she says it would violate her christian faith. >>> a scare in the air above long island, new york, as two skydivers collided. jumping from a plane on saturday afternoon. police said that one of the jumper's knee hit his partner. knocking her unconscious in the free fall. the women's reserved parachute deployed fortunately. she wound up landing in a tree. both are expected to survive. >>> and growing concerns this morning by u.s. officials over reports that russia is expanding its military support for the assad regime in syria. on saturday, secretary of state john kerry reaching out to his russian counterpart, kerry warning, if the kremlin expands its military buildup inside of syria, it could lead to a confrontation with the american-led coalition being put together against isis. >>> and some fan favorites did not survive the nfl's final cut, among them quarterback tim tebow and defensive lineman devin stills. the philadelphia eagles releasing tim tebow on saturday. also on the chopping block, devin still who was let go by

until later today, but it will definitely substantial. and we received word the flame has destroyed at least one school, that's middletown christian school, a small private school that serves children from kindergarten through high school. we have this report from lake county. >> people frantically pled south on highway 29 at the valley fire stormed across lake county. it looked like a silent tornado. the smoke was rolling across the plains. >> as she shot this video, she traveled to middletown. first reports of the fire came in around 1:30 near cobb. >> that the pasture was on fire. their family owned a trucking company and has chemicals up there. so that's not going to be good if a higher hits that. >> we talked to evacuees who stopped at twin pines hotel to wait for family. >> everything behind the gas station is gone. the school is gone. the store is gone. and all of the people have dogs stuck up there. >> some people barely made it out. >> we were stuck in the middle of the fire for a while and couldn't go either way. >> she and her husband likely lost their home of 20 years. >> as we came down, there was fire everywhere. and our hou

this did not happen until we invaded iraq, and try to kill the assad regime, which is the groupolerant religious for christians in the world. host: got a lot out there. david martin, anything you want to respond there? guest: the refugees and lots of those regions well before the most recent u.s. actions. i think it is reducing a very complex and tragic situation. to try to make it look more black and white. i do not think casting blame with that is particularly useful. i think we have to find ways to address quite a number of problems creatively and it will justmix of solutions, not the single set of measures that were mentioned there. host: to the politics, "the lead story --es" syrian refugee crisis a no win for obama. human rights group says that the president's opening bid of accepting 10,000 refugees is far too timid in the face of communitarian catastrophe playing out in the middle east. his colleagues in congress plan to raise him tenfold, but they bite that the republicans in congress one that the u.s. isn't nearly prepared to that the refugees and says that a glass muslims are certain to use the prog

until she complied with his orders to issue a license. davis has refused to issue licenses for two months since the supreme court legalized gay marriage. she argues her christian faith should exempt her from signing the licenses. dead and 11rine others heard during a training exercise. they were riding in a helicopter in north carolina. -- and 11 others hurt during a training exercise. the cause of the accident is under investigation. refugees have been pouring into the main budapest trains patient . when police left one of 3000 migrants are currently camped outside this asian. many of them from war-torn syria. germany is doing nothing about the migrants problem according to immigrants. >> we do not have difficulties with those that would like to estonia.ungary, nor all of them would like to go to germany. froma: westbound trains the capital, budapest, are currently not running. companytries railroad says it has suspended them for security reasons. the nflm brady defeated if the deflategate court case. a judge nullified the league's four game suspension and can suit up next week. the surprise ruling came after more than a month of failed settlement talks to tr

until you get your drink is rarely under an hour. they are not giving us enough food. if they cannot get us booze they have to leave the country. >> you know they converted to christian. >> what is the most annoying package. i cherish women, next. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents better monologues. chrisy hind is not pretending anymore. she got feminist blood boiling when she, a victim of sexual violence, suggested there are actually ways for women to prevent it. if i am walking around in my underwear and drunk who else's fault can it be? that's common sense. you don't want to entice a rapist don't wear high heels so you can't run from him. i don't think i am saying anything controversial, am i? not to me, but to some. she linked the beha

until she files the paperwork allowing all couples to get married. since the supreme court legalized gay marriage two months ago, she refused saying her christian faithshould exempt her from signing her licenses. outside the courthous hundreds came now the support of kim davis and against kim davis. >> to say that kim davis can no the no longer do her job is to say that christians are now allowed to be bullied out of their jobs. >> i want to see them get their licenses. i want to see everyone gay, straight, black, white, purple, orange, green, doesn't matter, you need to get married because you love who you love and that is your right as a human being. >> five of the six deputy clerks say they will issue the marriage licenses though some of them say they are reluctant to do so. >>> derailment drama. we just learned met trees top safety officer stepping down. we are going to have morn the shakeup just ahead. >>> some of loudoun county's youngest students have to get up extra early just to head to school and bait. their parnells reached out to us. we, in turn, contacted the school system. ahead at >>> there are new developments this evening in the murd

until sex, booze and fraud down around them. the decades." they inspired millions by spreading the gospel. televangelist jim bakker and his wife tammy faye turned their p.t.l. show into a christian empire complete with a huge theme park. but in the late '80s, his sex, lies and money scandal would lead to federal fraud charges and on august 31,1989, in the middle of his trial, the preacher had a breakdown. "a sobbing, disheveled jim bakker muttering, 'please don't do this to me' was ordered to undergo psychiatric testing today after his attorney said he was suffering hallucinations and severe depression." "the startling development came after bakker's attorneys told federal judge robert potter the p.t.l. was no longer rational and needed immediate medical help. psychiatrist basil jackson whose been treating bakker for nine months testified he found bakker this morning, lying in a fetal position with the judge refused a defen motion that bakker be admitted to a private hospital and ordered him sent to a federal evaluation." "tammy bakker says her husband's ordeal has left him a broken man." "we have been under emotional stress for two and a half years and we've been holding steady

christians are not immune to the changes of their times. this concrete world with all its many problems and possibilities is where we must live, believe and proclaim. untill context where the similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christian sacrament were considerable and shared. the two were interrelated and mutually supportive. this is no longer the case. if i were to describe our situation today, i would use two familiar images. on the one hand our neighbor stores, small businesses in our neighborhoods. on the other hand, our large supermarkets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything one needed for personal and family life. it's true that it was all cleverly displayed and it didn't offer much choice, but there was -- there was a personal bond between the shopkeeper and his customers. business was done on the basis of trust. people new one another, and they were all neighbors. they trusted one another. they built up trust and in many cases these stores were often simply known as the local mark market. then in recent decades a different kind of store was created, the shopping centers. huge s