jericka duncan with the latest from morehead, kentucky. >> reporter: emotional began her first day back at work, with a statement to the media. >> i don't want to have this conflict. i don't want to be in the spotlight. and i certainly don't juan to be a whipping post. >> the county clerk spent five days in jail, for refusing to issue any marriage licenses. siting her religious beliefs against same sex marriage. >> for me, this would be an act of disobedience to my god. >> davis, elected official, was jailed for contempt, in her absence, deputy clerk issued licenses, something davis says can continue but added: >> any unauthorized license they issue will not have my name, my title or my authority on it. instead, the license will state that they're issued pursuant to a federal court order. >> davis continues to draw supporters and protesters in front of her office, she's now asking the state legislature to make an accommodation for her religious beliefs. she says she won't issue any marriage licenses, but she will not interfere with the deputies who continue to do so. jericka duncan, cbs

jericka duncan, cbs news, moorhead kentucky. >>> time for a look at your weather. let's check in with roberta and see how the bay area is fare. >> and this is why i want to call in the weather watchers. they can see things around the bay area that i can not. let's look at who's report at this hour. jim's report 69 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. and wily in sonoma says overcast, breezy, and 67 degrees. we do not have anybody report any rain as of yet. our live high def doppler radar picking up spotty light rain showers. you can see it banking up against the santa cruz mountains there, and looks like this is very light, and the first disturbance rolling through the bay area today will be focusing mainly on the southern portion of our bay area. we're only going up with 3/100 of an inch of rain, just enough to wet the sidewalks in most areas. >> looking out toward the golden gate bridge, you can see a little bit of condensation on the camera lens here. this is all associated with a deep marine layer that has push back on shore, in addition to the mid and high level c

jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: an emotional kim davis began her first day back at work with a statement to the media. >> i don't want to have this conflict. i don't want to be in the spotlight and i certainly don't want to be a whipping post. >> reporter: the rowan county clerk spent five days in jail for refusing to issue any marriage licenses citing her religious beliefs against same- sex marriage. >> for me this would be an act of disobedience to my god. >> reporter: davis, an elected official was jailed for contempt. in her absence deputy clerks issued licenses, something davis says can continue but added... >> any and authorized license they issue will not have my name, my title or my authority on it. instead the license will state that they are issued pursuant to a federal court order. >> reporter: davis continues to draw supporters and protesters in front of her office. she's now asking the state legislature to make an commendation for her religious beliefs. she won't issue any marriage licenses but she will not interfere with the deputies who continue to do so. jericka

jericka duncan is at the courthouse in moorehead. >> getting her out of jail is a priority for us because she doesn't belong there. she's a prisoner of conscience. >> reporter: roger gannon is one of the attorneys representing kim gafs. -- daches. her legal team is hopeful today's appeal on the contempt order will get the county clerk out of jail soon. >> we hope through this first step and the subsequent appeal steps we take, we will be able to get a higher court to overturn the improper contempt order that the judge entered on thursday. >> reporter: today was the first day davis's husband joe saw his wife since she was locked up for defying a court order. davis's church did not hold its usual afternoon service. but you would be hard pressed to find a church in moorehead that is not urging support for davis. >> pray for kim davis. >> reporter: scherrman chambers and his wife plan to do more. >> i will support her in any way she needs support. money or i would even go to jail with her. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate mike huckabee plans to meet with davis on tuesday. >> the

jericka duncan is there. >> happy new year! >> reporter: a bell-ringing ceremony marked the start of a new school year in chester, pennsylvania, but it's the school district's financial problems that are alarming to parents like traci howell. it's the second time in three years she's seen teachers working without knowing when they will get paid. >> this year it seems like it's a lot worse than it's been in the previous years. >> reporter: this year, the chester upland school district is $22 million in the red, but this is nothing new. every year, since 2004, it's overspent an average of more than $20 million, mainly due to fiscal mismanagement and a surge in local charter schools. hamp the district's children now attend charters and that takes state funding away from the public schools. >> it's all about our student. >> reporter: special education teacher dariah jackson: how long are you prepared to work without a paycheck. >> i haven't come up with a specific date. >> reporter: two weeks, three weeks, four weeks? >> months. >>

jericka duncan has the latest. >> we're going to pray until the doors open. >> reporter: while kim davis sits alone in her cell, her supporters continue to rally outside. jeri mcclurg says she sees the county clerk as a modern day martin luther king, jr.. >> if they come against her for her religious beliefs, then the next day they will be hitting the churches. >> reporter: and the emergency injunction filed this morning, attorneys wrote davis has proposed numerous simple options that resolve the party's conflict and protect davis's sincerely held religious beliefs. harry mihet one of the lawyers drove 1200 miles to be there today. he told davis about the crout outside. >> it encouraged her spirits and actually brought her to tears to know that her fellow americans are uniting and standing with her. >> mihet says the matter could be resolved easily. >> there is a simple, common sense, easy win-win solution that would allow all parties to have what they want. >> and what is that win-win solution? >> that solution is for the court or the state of kentucky to remove kim davis's name off of

and we're told mike huckabee is expected to visit with davis. >> quijano: jericka duncan reporting. jericka, thank you. there was an emotional farewell today in northern illinois as fallen police officer joseph gliniewicz was laid to rest. he was gunned down last week. there is a manhunt for three suspects, here is david begnaud. >> reporter: it was a dreary labor day as the body was pulled from the hearse. the funeral was held at the high school he graduated from in the town he called home. his second oldest son, army specialist donald gliniewicz, led the procession. an estimated 2,000 law enforcement officers from across the nation came to pay their respects. officer mike nicoletti is with the new york city police department. >> it's one big law enforcement family. we're all here to support each other. >> reporter: the 52-year-old police lieutenant of the fox lake police department mentored young people who were considering a career in law enforce. michael behan is the former police chief. >> i'm here to tell you, he was a dad to about a thousand others. >> reporter: antioch polic

davis sat down today with jericka duncan. >> reporter: so this has been a very interesting month for pretty much a whirlwind in the midst of a firestorm. we've had death threats at our home, had calls at my house saying they were going to burn us up while we sleep. >> reporter: but that hasn't deterred kim davis, who still refuses to sign marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> if one person has the courage to stand, it can change and give other people encouragement. >> reporter: right now, there are at least 13 counties in three states where judges and clerks have turned away couples seeking marriage licenses since june, when the supreme court ruled in favor of same-sex marriages. alabama probate judge nick williams is one of them. >> i do not believe we have to check our religious beliefs at the door when we are elected. >> reporter: columbia university law professor katherine franke says ignoring the supreme court reminds her of the 1950s civil rights era. >> people who didn't want to follow the supreme court's decision in "brown versus board of education" very clearly turned to

here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: the 2015 world meeting of families lived up to its name.re are you from? >> illinois. >> how about you? >> puerto rico. >> puerto rico. >> dominican republic. >> dominican republic. >> peru. >> new york. >> peru. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands packed the benjamin franklin parkway. 65-year-old delfina torres came by bus from kansas city. how long did that take? >> it took us 24 hours because our bus broke down. >> reporter: then what happened when you got here? >> every day at least 18 hours walking, looking for everything. >> reporter: 100 faithful even camped out in a cemetery just to be here. maria cardenas is staying with her sister, who lives in philadelphia. she spent over $1,300 on her plane ticket. >> as soon as she told me the pope was coming here, i came all the way from caracas, venezuela. he asked us to pray for him, and now i ask him to play for venezuela. >> the solanos from tucson, arizona, stayed for several months. >> we love him. he speaks our language and he'll fight for us like we're fighting for each other. >> report

here's jericka duncan. >> show me the law to free kim davis. >> reporter: their cries for justice forim davis may not have been heard through the brick walls of the county jail where davis sits for the third straight day. but around 200 protesters stood in 90-degree heat to voice their support loud and clear for the rowan county clerk who deified a federal court order. john cullison of ohio traveled four hours with his family to be here. >> i consider her a hero of the faith, yes. she's standing up for what she believes. she knows as a christian, she's, one, upheld her oath and two she's responsible to god. >> reporter: david ermold and david moore have been together for 17 years. this is it. >> this is it. >> reporter: late fridays, they received their marriage license days after being turned away by davis. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses. >> under god's authority. >> reporter: how long have you been waiting for this moment? >> probably a good portion of that 17 years. >> reporter: davis' attorney mat staver says any license issued without his client's signature

as jericka duncan reports her lawyers say she doesn't belong there. >> getting her out of jail is a priority for because she doesn't belong there. >> reporter: roger ganim is one of the attorneys representing kim davis. they're hoping to get the rowan county clerk out of jail soon. >> we hope that the first step in the subsequent appeals steps we take we'll be able to get a higher court to overturn the improper court result he entered on thursday. dave's church did not hold its usual afternoon service. but you would be hard-pressed to find a church in morehead that is not urging support for davis. >> pray for kim davis. >> reporter: this couple plans to do i will supplying fort her in any way she needs support. with her. >> mike huckabee plans to meet with her on tuesday. >> a county clerk in kentucky acting on her criminal faith is criminalized, jailed without bail because she acted on her conscience and according to the only law that is in front of her. >>> and fellow republican candidate john kasich responded. >> i respect the fact that this lady doesn't agree but she's also a government

we start with jericka duncan in philadelphia. >> may god bless you all. god bless america. (applause) >> reporter: pope francis left on a high note but his last day here in the united states began with some of his strongest comments yet about church sex abuse. >> god weeps. >> reporter: speaking to 300 bishops this morning, the pontiff went off script for nearly three minutes and acknowledged that some clergy members caused, quote, grievous harm. >> and i commit to a careful oversight to insurance that youth are protected. and that all responsible will be held accountable. >> reporter: those remarks came after meeting privately with five sexual abuse victims inside st. charles borromeo seminary. barbara blane from chicago is the president of the survivor's network of those abused by priests. >> what i'm looking for is that the pope and church officials to take action that will prevent some other child from having to have his or her innocence shattered. the pope just isn't doing it. >> reporter: at a news conference this afternoon, vatican spokesperson father federico lombar

licenses were issued today, but here's jericka duncan. >> i don't want to be in the spotlight, and i certainly don't want to be a whipping post. i am no hero. >> reporter: moments before going back to work, rowan county clerk kim davis made a statement surrounded by law enforcement and her son. >> i just want to serve my neighbors quietly without violating my conscience. >> reporter: davis agreed not to interfere with her deputies, who now have the power to sign off on marriage licenses. >> any marriage license issued by my office will not be issued or authorized by me. >> reporter: she spent most of the day in her office with her door closed and blinds drawn. >> no god-given right. >> reporter: outside her supporters continued to rally. but that didn't deter shannon and carmen wampler-collins. the couple says they've been together for 23 years. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: they became the eighth same-sex couple to get a marriage license from rowan county. are you at all concerned that valid? >> i'm not concerned about it at all. i think it's going to be valid f

jericka duncan is in grayson, kentucky. >> would you please help me welcome to the stage kim davis. >> reporter: a crowd more than 3,000 strong waited to hear these words-- >> thank you all so much. i just want to give god the glory. his people have rallyd have rallied and you are a strong people. >> reporter: at times davis' release was similar to a campaign rally, complete with g.o.p. presidential candidate mike huckabee. he offered to spend the next eight years in jail to defend religious liberty. >> but if you have to put someone in jail, i volunteer to go. let me go. >> reporter: davis plans to return to work this week with the same dilemma she left. her deputy clerks have been issuing marriage licenses in her absence. her attorney mat staver: >> the court order did not resolve the underlying issue, and that issue is kim davis has asked for a very simple accommodation-- remove her name and her authority from the marriage certificates. >> reporter: democrat governor ben granucci has been heavily criticized since dwaifs was incarcerated. he had this to say today during a radio inte

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ja jericka duncan is there this morning. >> reporter: good morning.e is expected to arrive here in just about an hour from now. thousands of people waiting for his arrival. when he gets here, he will give mass. then he will deliver a speech on religious freedom and immigration. then he'll end up right here in this parkway, the benjamin franklin parkway for a festival. security, as you can imagine, will be tight. law enforcement officials have pretty much blocked off nearly a five square mile secure perimeter. everyone who enters must go through a screening process. today is just the beginning. tomorrow pope francis will be visiting a seminary, a correctional facility and then he will deliver mass to thousands here along the benjamin franklin parkway. >> jericka duncan in philadelphia this morning. thank you. >>> tomorrow pope francis will visit the correctional facility in philadelphia and spend time with selected inmates and their families as well as prison staff. this comes as hbo is set to show a special report on america's criminal justice system

jericka duncan recently met a mother of the bride.l day. >> those of you who know mow know i always have to put in my two cents. >> reporter: sharon has been waiting years to toast her daughter amanda on her wedding day. >> there's so much to say. i'm so happy. >> most importantly i want to thank my darling husband eddie for making a lovely speech about amanda that and humor. >> like the time she was traveling from amsterdam to italy by train with her best friend brett, man of honor, and she was busted by the italian police at the border for having pot in her bag. >> the story was true, the laughter genuine, and the response positive. >> my daughter loved it. she came up and gave me a big hug and said, oh, mom, it was great. >> but the words were not sharon's. >> he's convinced her that refrigerator is for storing food, not i cream or fancy bottled water. >> the toast was written by victoria wellman, a professional speech writer. she started the orator ya laborato laboratory. >> she was like why isn't there someone who can help those

. >> reporter: jericka duncan, cbs news, morehead, kentucky. >> one of the deputy clerks said he will follow the judge's order and continue to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples even if his boss orders him to stop. >>> the ceo of american airlines has resigned because of a corruption investigation. >> united airlines added a money losing flight from newark to south carolina after sampson reportedly joked that the route would help his family travel to his wife's home. at the time united was seeking approval for millions of dollars worth of improvements at newark international. cbs travel consultant peter greenberg says the whole thing exposes how the airlines have been doing business for years. >> the question is how much is offered? how of was delivered? is it serving the public interest? >> those losing flights to south carolina stopped shortly after 2014. that is when sampson, an appointee of new jersey governor chris christie, resigned amid the so-called bridgegate scandal. >>> job cuts are coming to bethesda-based lockheed martin. the defense contractor is eliminating abo

so jericka duncan, cbs news, morehead, kentucky. >> davis said the marriage licenses issued without her name are not valid, but the governor and attorney general for the state say these wrong. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. an accidental alarm triggers a big concern for a local woman. coming up at 5:30 how our wusa9 call for action team helped her get back hundreds of dollars for an alarm that possibly never even worked. >> it might be in your car, your purse and all around the house and tonight there is something that parents need to know about hand sanitizer. that's later. >> winds are going to subside tonight and temps are going to fall like a stone. if you're going out, a sweater or sweatshirt not crazy, 50 downtown, 49 in frederick. we'll come back, talk about how long the humidity stays in check. >> coming up next thousands of migrants but room is running out, the tough laws some european countries will start enforcing >>> european nations are struggling to cope with a record number of migrants. hungary is taking steps to stop the flow of refugees. this has

jericka duncan is outside the rowan county courthouse. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. attorneys for davis say the county clerk could come back here to work by the end of the week. now, her conscience hasn't changed, which means that legal fight is far from over. >> would you please help me welcome to the stage kim davis. >> reporter: kim davis emerged from isolation tuesday into a crowd of more than 3,000 cheering supporters. >> just want to give god the glory. his people have rallied, and you are a strong people. >> reporter: in a two-page order the federal judge who put her behind bars said he was satisfied davis's office was fulfilling its obligation to issue marriage licenses to all legally eligible couples, but he warned the clerk not to interfere in any way directly or indirectly as such action could be considered a violation. >> kim, was it worth it for you? was it worth it, yes or no. >> davis spent five days in jail for refusing to issue the licenses. her release was partly homecoming and partly a rally. >> you

jericka duncan has spoken with a clerk who has issued licenses in kim davis's absence. >> reporter: when kim davis returns to work and asks you not to issue licenses, what are you going to do? >>> a retired tennis star says the nypd tackl >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by macy's. >>> we're in south africa to see if humans just met their match. >> ahead, the evidence and controversy about what may be a newly found species. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. from coastal hhways to roller-coaster hills to the street that changed music forever. and the perfect route for a getaway. it's all one road waiting for you to take it. discover more in a camry. toyota. let's go places. flonthis changes everything. spray. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills onl

jericka duncan. >> reporter: you can see a small stage has been set for what could be one of the biggest gatherings yet for kim davis. among her supporters mike huckabee plans to be here today. >> we are going to pray until the doors open. >> reporter: outside the carter county detention center supporters of kim davis are hoping their prayers are soon >> we feel she is standing for the truth because if they come against her for her religious belief then the next day they will be hitting the churches. >> reporter: in an emergency injunction attorneys call the incarceration an assault on her individual liberty and dignity and asked the court to exemp her from authorizing marriage licenses. >> that is for the court or state of kentucky to remove kim davis' name off of the licenses. she simply does not want to participate herself personally in an enterprise that violates the deepest cores of her conscience. >> reporter: why not step down? >> she has to take a stand for not only her rights but for the rights of many other whose may not have the same courage that she does. >> reporter: monday

jericka duncan was among them and with us from philadelphia. good morning!> reporter: good morning. the two-hour long mass took place on the stage which you can see right behind me in front of the philadelphia museum of art. but the pope's last day in the united states will likely be remembered for some of the comments he made concerning church sex abuse. pope francis left philadelphia after delivering one of the largest catholic masses in u.s. history. >> i ask you pray for me. don't forget. >> reporter: but he began his sunday here at the st. charles seminary where he met privately with five people who were abused by clergy, telling them, quote, words cannot fully express my sorrow for the abuse you suffered. i am profoundly sorry that your innocence was violated by those who you trusted. >> translator: god weeps. >> reporter: he then addressed 300 bishops. >> translator: and i commit to a careful oversight to ensure that youth are protected. and that all responsible will be held accountable. >> reporter: while much of his trip was filled with the constant