they are not going let her out and she's not going bow i promise you that. >> reporter: joe davis said worry about his wife's health she needs drugs for a condition that she has and he's concerned about that. they are slightly concerned i been money going forward. she earns $80,000, he doesn't know whether she will still be paid even though she's in jail. there has been a fund set up called go fund me, not by them, we are told but by other people supporting them and they are grateful for that. the mood here depends what side you are on, those against same-6 marriage are decrying the sexuality of those on the other side and the couples a is they come out. those in favor are cheering and chanting jesus loves me. >>> john terrett reporting from morehead kentucky. now, three corrections officers in california are behind bars today. they face multiple charges in the death of an inmate john henry smith reports. >> i want to express my profound sorrow over the loss of mr. tyree. >> reporter: on august 27th. 31-year-old michael tyree was found dead at the santa clara county jail in san jose. a

her husband, joe davis telling us how she is feeling now and what she intends to do in the future. >>y have illegally put my wife in jail. they are not going let her out and she's not going bow, i promise you that. >> reporter: and joe davis said he's very worried about his wife also health. she needs drugs apparently for a condition that she has and he's concerned about that. they are also slightly concerned i think about money going forward. she earns $80,000. he doesn't know whether she is still going to be paid everybody though she's in jail. there has been a fund set up called go fund me. not by them. we are told, but by other people supporting them. and they are grateful for that. the mood here depends what side you are on. those against same-sects marriage decrying the sexuality of those on the other side and the couples as they come out. those in favor are cheering and chanting jesus loves me. >> john terrett reporting from morehead, kentucky. >>> thousands of people are attending funeral services today for a texas sheriffs deputy murdered at a gas station. he was ambushed las

also joe davis is with us. van garde's head of investment strategy group. that firm only has $3 trillion in assets under management. we're happy to have everybody with us today for a game plan that looks like this. now what following the fed's decision on interest rates? how to invest in a world of uncertainty. reid hastings speaks. you'll hear from the netflix ceo this hour, and the best performing stock in the s&p continues its record run. we'll begin, where else, with the marks that continue to react to the fed's decision on interest rates. the decision to do nothing amid concerns about global growth. stocks ran up getting a lot back at this hour. raising the issue of how to invest in what could be a much more difficult environment. steve weiss, i think that's what we have. more uncertainty than we came into yesterday with. >> what i got three weeks ago is we probably have to go back into the 1800s in terms of the s&p that the market still overvalued, fully valued or overvalued, but i'm not seeing strategists take down their estimates on s&p earnings, an

i'm going to ask you to join with me as i welcome kim davis, her husband joe, and matt staber back to podium. please welcome kim davis. [ applause ] [ cheering and applause ] [ applause ] >> we love you, kim. >> allow me to read the text of this award that we're giving to kim. i first want to also say thanks to matt staver and for liberty council and for those organizations who make it possible for christians like kim tostand. and we're grateful for matt staver and his leadership. let me read the citation. integrity is the alignment of conviction and action in the pursuit of truth and justice. in the course of history, men and women have integrity, few in number but deep in character, have pursued justice at great personal cost, whether it was abraham lincoln asserting the unconstitutionally unsettled nature of the dred scott decision, or martin luther king risking the fang and claw of police dogs to end legal segregation. our nation has been ennobled and enriched by citizens who declare their unwillingness to accept rules and statutes that conflict with the laws of nature and the law

joe davis, the husband, was here earlier this morning. we asked him how she was getting on, what she intends to do. this is what he had to say. >> they have illegally put my wife in jail. they're not going to let her out. she's not going to bow, i promise you that. can't bully me, my wife or my son. i taught my son how to stand up for what's right, what he believes in at any cost. >> and he also said he's very concerned about his wife's health. i think she has an illness for which she needs drugs. he's worried about that, stephanie. >> john, what is the mood like where you are? obviously we heard some people cheering when that gay couple came out of the clerk's office there. but i assume there are also people there supporting kim davis. >> oh, there really are. they were here first this morning. the people supporting kim davis came with banners and megaphones. right now there's a pastor screaming at those in support of same-sex marriage at the top of his voice, completely decrying their sexuality in the crudest terms. on the other side ar

joe davis is her husband. >> she told the judge, don't matter what you say, i'm not selling. >> reporter: and so off she went to the carter county detention center. april miller and karen roberts will apply for a marriage license in rowan county for the fourth time tomorrow. >> we're saddened by the the fact that misdavis has been incarcerated. we look forward to tomorrow as a couple. it will be a very important day in our lives. >> reporter: the rowan county clerk's office will be open for business at 8:00 a.m. sharp tomorrow when those deputies say they will resume issuing valid licenses with kim davis' signatured preprinted on them. and, scott, unless davis agrees to that arrangement, she is likely to remain in jail. >> pelley: dean reynolds for us tonight. dean, thank you very much. tonight, thousands of refugees are stuck in a countrythat doesn't want them but won't let them leave. they fled wars in syria and afghanistan, making it as far as hungary. today, they thought a train would take them to germany. charlie d'agata was with them when that train turned into a trap. >> reporter:

it was just between him and kim and joe davis, he did hug her as kim davis said.he said that his words were stay strong. and the meeting was conducted in english from beginning to end. kim davis was incredibly amazed that a man such of his stature was so humble and caring and kind. it's a moment she'll cherish for the rest of her life. >> who at the vatican arranged the meeting? how did it come about? >> well, i won't go into details in terms of how it came about. there's a lot of speculation and how did she get in and out without being seen by the media surrounding the vatican embassy. i will say that the bigger issue is not how or how it happened is that it did happen. and as you just reported on the papal plane back one of the questions was by a reporter and i've learned from those on the plane that those were group questions that they all agreed upon. one of those questions was about issuing marriage licenses and whether you would have a conscientious objection to which he said is a human right when pressed by a follow-up even when it applies to a government o

she's not a martyr. >> joe davis is kim davis's husband.ntil she does, the judge says davis will remain locked up. april miller and karen roberts on the other hand will apply for a marriage license in rowan county today for a fourth time. >> as a couple, it will be a very important day in our lives. >> reporter: along with davis there is one other holdout in the clerk's office, her son nathan. yesterday the judge spared him jail time but warned against any shenanigans going forward. anthony? >> dean, thanks. >>> vice president joe biden is responding to the speculation over a possible white house bid. he talked to a group thursday on whether he'll challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. >> good morning. these were his first public comments about it since the death of his sonned a they were very raw. he said he's trying to figure out if he has what he calls the emotional nerm to run and he says if he does, he would not hesitate to jump in. >> the honest-to-god answer is i don't know. >> biden was invited to open up during hi

also joe davis is with us. van garde's head of investment strategy group.firm only has $3 trillion in assets under management. we're happy to have everybody with us today for a game plan that looks like this. now what following the fed's decision on interest rates? how to invest in a world of uncertainty. reid hastings speaks. you'll hear from the netflix ceo this hour, and the best performing stock in the s&p continues its record run.

her husband, joe davis, came to the clerk's office this morning, said his wife is standing her ground and she is firm in her beliefs. listen to this. >> if our government can bully you, then they're going to make everybody bow down to what they want to do. if we don't take our country back, we're the ones that put them in there, they work for us, and if we don't take our country back, we're going to be in worse shape than this. >> reporter: a judge held kim davis in contempt of court. that's why she was taken into custody by the u.s. marshals. the judge said she was in contempt for failing to following the order to issue licenses. the judge told her she could simply get out of jail if she would agree not to interfere with the process of allowing these deputy clerks to issue the licenses. in the end, she decided she would take the jail time. john? >> all right, alexandra field. thank you so much. i want to bring in daniel can n cannon, a lead attorney with the aclu working on the case. so marriage licenses are being granted. are you getting everything you want now? >> well, you know, o

she's not a martyr. >> joe davis is kim davis' husband. >> she is in good spirits. spoke to her twice yesterday. >> will they let her out? no, they're not going to let her out and she's not going to bow. i promise you that. >> how long will she stay? >> as long as it takes. >> reporter: other couples are expected here to take advantage of this new policy. meanwhile, kim davis, the clerk, remains behind bars for disobeying a judge's order and her husband says she has not changed her mind. >> dean, thanks. >>> vice president joe biden is responding to the speculation over a possible white house bid. he talked to a group in atlanta thursday about whether he'll challenge hillary clinton for the democratic presidential nomination. nancy cordes is in washington with his very candid answer. good morning. >> good morning. these were his first public comments about it since the death of his son, and they were very raw. he's trying to figure out if he has at he calls the emotional energy to run. he said if he determines he does, he would not hesitate to jump in. >> the honest

now both joe davis and kim davis in court yesterday said they have not set the account up but if others i on their behalf they are very happy about that. >> outside the clerk's office in more head, kentucky, saudi arabia king solomon is heading to the white house to meet with president obama in a few hours and he shored up congressional support to ensure the iran nuclear deal stays intact and it's one of many that patty reports has changed the u.s.-saudi relationship. >> when king solomon took over saudi arabia u.s. president barack obama showed him the courtesy of paying respects in person by changing his travel schedule but when the president invited the king to attend the gcc summit it was announced at the last-minute he could not come, widely perceived in the u.s. as a snub. now they will try to move past it with a white house visit. the saudis are widely seen as coming with a military wish list in large part because of concern over the iran nuclear deal. >> certainly they are looking for a variety of new forms of military support and they probably like the united states to export a

. >> 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 county clerk in kentucky who acting on her christian faith is criminalized, jailed without bail because she acted on her conscience and according to the only law that is in front of her. >> reporter: and fellow republican presidential candidate john kasich responded. >> now i respect the fact that this lady doesn't agree but she's also a government employee. she's not running a church. >> reporter: i think she has to comply. >> reporter: jeff, also today attorneys for davis said that a letter circulating on the internet purported to be fr

watching those doors there behind me, just a few seconds ago before you came to me her husband, joe davised inside flanked by deputies to the cheers of the crowd. you just mentioned that scoreboard, taking that poll showing only 7% of people in your poll support kim davis. if you were to bring that poll here i can guarantee you it would be the exact opposite, the overwhelming majority of people here supporting kim davis and the actions that she has taken. the judge has issued that order. i want to talk to you a little bit about that. the playoffs filed a report at the request of the court stating that they were in fact able to obtain their marriage licenses. the judge said the court was satisfied that the county clerk's office was fulfilling its obligation because all qualified couples were able to get licenses. the judge has ordered her release but also ordered her not to interfere with the issuance of these certificates, basically not to order her deputies not to release this, so we're waiting to hear from kim davis on how she plans to proceed, when she goes back to work, thomas. >> and

hundreds gathered at a rally and supported davis including her husband joe. >> i talked to her on the phone. she's in great spirits. we're joking and laughing. she said honey i'm just as comfortable as can be. >> organizers at this past weekend's rally are calling on davis backers to fast on thursday to mark her one week behind bars. >>> an ohio woman and her partner have sued a chicago area sperm bank after she became pregnant with sperm donated by a black man. jennifer and amanda wanted the donor to be white. the couple says they love their 2-year-old daughter peyton but they are concerned about raising her in the predominantly white community where they live. the lawsuit seeks a minimum of $50,000 in damages against the sperm bank they used in cook county, illinois. >>> now to canada where a man running for parliament has pulled out of the race after making a splash of sorts. >> and not a good one. this was caught on camera. he was caught urinating in a coffee cup. this happened in 2012 when jerry bants ran an appliance repair business. the canadian broadcast organization was doing

davis and her husband joe met with the pope at the vatican embassy according to a statement from the berty council. the pope reportedly told davis to stay strong, and he gave her a rosary. the vatican, however, has not confirmed such a meeting took place. >>> a convicted killer is on the loose after the man was mistakenly released from a louisiana prison. ben jewel johnson was being transferred to another prison last week after completing a prior sentence. it was five days before officials realized the mistake. they blamed missing paperwork and miscommunication. his family says it doesn't know where he's located. >>> now to the extreme weather soaking the eastern third of the country. no, this isn't joaquin. now strengthening off the east coast. but another storm. the heavy rain in the south like here in virginia forced the evacuation of homes and road closures. some schools closed early just in time for the kids to see halloween pumpkins wash away down a creek. there is also a state of emergency in the florida panhandle with major flooding. many homes and farms are cut off with roads

davis and her husband, joe, were secretly driven over to the diplomatic residence here in washington and that is where they had this meeting with pope francis. zblm according to kim davis' lawyer, davis and her husband joe were secretly driven to the vatican embassy last thursday afternoon, the couple meeting with the pope who spoke with them in english for about 15 minutes. in a statement released overnight, davis' attorney says the county clerk was humbled to meet the pontiff saying who am i to have this rare opportunity? i am just a county clerk who loves jesus and desires with all my heart to serve him." davis' attorney says the pope also held out his hands and asked davis to pray for him. thanking her for her courage and telling her to "stay strong." nbc news could not verify the statements from davis' attorney with the vatican but it comes after the pope spoke about her situation on the plane back to the vatican. a reporter asked the pope about government officials who refoo us to perform their duties because of religious objections to same-sex marriage. the pope not mentioning

>>dan: some quarterbacks are only as good as the offensive line and davis went to retirement and joe staley is the only returning starter at his position. with so much in flux you were a pro bowl center, people challenge and played together for a long period of time inconsistency is important >>jeremy: joe looney was a starter all preseason and they let him go and then they added to the starting lineup. i think these guys are going to have some growing pains and hopefully they can get it together but at the end of the day it's tough to jump into a situation like that and be able to pass games off and nonverbal and work up to the second level. a lot of that stuff takes timing with the guy next to you and it takes a while, it really does. the key to this defense is to see how quickly they play together. >>dan: what about the guys that his back, navarro bowman returns and adrian peterson is back for the first time since last year's opener, he was put on paid leave from the vikings after being indicted on child abuse charges. he will not face jail time but was put on probation and will d

meetings with world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis say pope francis managed to meet privately with her and her husband joe during his historic visit to the united states. in a statement, davis, who spent several days in jail earlier this month for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, described the experience as humbling, saying, quote, who am i to have this rare opportunity? i am just a county clerk who loves jesus. mass daver who represents davis says the meeting speaks volumes. >> the fact he met with kim davis sends a message that he is individuals who are standing on their religious convictions. >> reporter: during the brief encounter at the vatican embarrass in washington, stayer says the pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: back to the vatican, pope francis said he didn't know about davis' case in detail but says he supports individuals, including government workers, who refuse to abide by laws their conscience objects. davis still refuses to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples in her state. stayer says he is expect

meetings with world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis say pope francis managed to meet privately with her and her husband joe during his historic visit to the united states. in a statement, davis, who spent several days in jail earlier this month for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, described the experience as humbling, saying, quote, who am i are standing on their religious convictions. >> reporter: during the brief encounter at the vatican embarrass in washington, stayer says the pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: back to the vatican, pope francis said he didn't know about davis' case in detail but says he supports individuals, including government workers, who refuse to abide by laws nuns that is suing the ferguson over the federal mandate of contraception mandate. >>> the state of georgia executed a woman for the first time in 70 years. kayla gissendaner was put to death this morning. jamie ukas reports. >> reporter: kelly gissendanner was executed. she was convicted of master minding her husband's 1977 moral. pope francis

meetings with world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis say pope francis managed to meet privately with her and her husband, joe, during his historic visit to the u.s. in a statement davis who spent several days in jail earlier this month for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same- sex couples described the experience as humbling saying, quoting, who am i to have this rare opportunity. i'm just a county clerk who loves jesus. mat staver who represents davis says the meeting speaks volume. >> the fact that he met with kim davis sends a message that he is someone who stands with those individuals who are standing on their religious convictions. >> reporter: during the brief encounter at the vatican embassy in washington, staver says the pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong. on his flight back to the vatican, pope francis said he didn't know about davis' case in detail but said he supports individuals, including government workers, who refuse to abide by laws their conscience objects. davis still refuses to sign marriage licenses for same-sex couples in her state. hena daniels for cbs news. >> also w

and meeting was world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis says pope francis managed to meet privately with her and her husband joeduring his historic visit to the u.s. in a statement, davis who spent several days in jail earlier this month for refusing to issue marriage licenses, to same sex couples described the experience as humbling, saying quote, who am i to have this rare opportunity. i'm just a county clerk who loves jesus. the representation for davis said the meeting speaks volumes. >> the fact that he met with kim dave us send a message that he is someone who stands with, those individuals who are standing on their religious convictions. >> reporter: drove a brief encounter at vatican embassy in washing, he says pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong on his flight back to the vatican pope francis said he didn't know about davis case in detail but he says he supports individuals, including government workers who refuse to abide by laws their conscious objects. davis still refuses to sign marriage licenses for same sex couples in her state. henna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> despite last

on offense, kaepernick, joe, boldin, and vernon davis were selected by the players with phil dauson being a special teams representative. and there's a reason jim tomsula has twice as many captains for the team as the 49ers have had in previous years. >> i think that's jimmy t.'s part of trying to show that, you know, this is a team, and you know, he doesn't want to the single out any one player and we're the 49ers, we're not one player or two players. >> it's a question the players are eager to start anxious monday night. in santa clara, mindi bock, nbc bay area. >> thank you very much. all right, 49ers and vikings, that story along with the giants and reds and white sox all tonight at 11:00. reporting live, nbc bay area. >> thank you very much. >>> let's give you one last look at the fire again, the valley fire has destroyed hundreds of homes. the estimate is about 500 right now, but that could balloon up to as much as 1,000. and so far, one person has died. and elderly woman. >> the fire scorched 62,000 acres. containment up a bit in the last hour. now 10% contained. let's go back out

i want to take a look at what davis' husband joe said regarding his wife's arrest. >> we might well bein russia, we might well be in iran or something, because we have no religious freedom no more. if we the people don't take it back, we're in trouble. not only are they coming after the christians, your next step will be the preachers. >> how long is your wife prepared to stay in jail? >> as long as it takes. >> what's your reaction specifically to what he said about religious freedom? >> it's really important to remember that religious liberty is one of the most important rights in our country via the constituti constitution. but it stops when a government office has to follow the law, and in this case the government office of the county clerk's office, ms. davis as deputy did not issue licenses that were lawful and belonged in our civil rights. you can't use the government office to portray or really to use your religion against others' rights. >> uh-huh. uh-huh. i know you said you're sorry to see davis was jailed and it took a federal judge to get compliance, however, davis as an e

meetings with world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis say pope francis managed to meet private will with her and her husband joe during his historic visit to the u.s. in a statement, davis, who spent several days in jail earlier this month for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, described the experience as humbling saying, quote, who am i to have this rare opportunity? i'm just a county clerk who loves jesus. the man who represents davis says the meeting speaks volumes. >> the fact that met with kim davis sends a message that he is someone who stands with those individuals who are standing on their religious convictions. >> reporter: during the meeting at the vatican embassy in washington, she says the pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: on his flight back to the vatican, pope francis said he didn't know about davis' case in detail and said he supports individuals including government workers who refuse to abide by laws their conscience objects. she still refuses to sign marriage licenses for same-sex couples in her stated. >>> starting today

joe: we take a look at one call made by davis schall. andtive returns for s&p 500 the 10 year u.s.asury, this hasn't happened since 1969, but i believe it will happen this year. david joins us now from raleigh, north carolina. is the year playing out as you expected it? david: i think it is. i think there is this belief that stocks and bonds are going that hasnversely and been the case but since the crisis we are in on charted times. the fed has amassed a quantitative easing policy. i don't think they can necessarily be expected to continue in the future. alix: how much of the 10 year yield has to rise to have a negative return and get to the level you think? david: you're asking me math on the air. probably around nine or so. i think what i calculated was 12 basis points or so to offset the income earned but i would have to go back and check. joe: [inaudible] point, i wanted to see how negative you would have to be on the global economy and how that would be reflected. that would be what i was asking. david: i think that is the point, i'm not negative on the economy. the markets i

parades, meetings, world leaders pope francis allegedly held a private meeting with kim davis and her husband joe. it apparently happened at the vatican in d.c. right under our noses. no national or local media knowing anything. she said the pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong. >> the fact that he met with kim davis sends a message that he is someone who stands with those individuals who are standing on their religious convictions. >> his flight back to the vatican, pope francis said he didn't know about davis' case in detail but supports individuals including government workers who refuse to abide by laws their conscience rejects. you may recall during the time here in d.c. pope francis also made an unscheduled stop to the little sisters of the poor, an orders of nuns suing the government over the contraception mandate in the federal care act. >> he also called for a ban on the death penalty while on capitol hill. the only woman on death row was executed early this morning despite several last-minute appeals including one from the pope. attorneys for kelly gissendaner filed a series of

davis' freedom. vice president joe biden is stoping in pittsburgh celebrating the annual labor day parade. during the march folks were urging biden to run for president. some people were chanting run joe run. they rallied hundreds of union workers. the gap separating the rich and the middle class is hurting the u.s. adding that the key to improving the nation is restoring middle america. >> when the middle class does well, the wealthy do very well and the poor have a way up. so organize, organize, organize. people from around the country paying respect to their fallen comrade. thousands of residents also mourning the tragic loss. blue ribbons were pinned on trees showing solidarity for the officer. he was shot and killed chasing three suspicious men. they remain at large. and incredible video of a streaking fireball from thailand to show you. a driver in bangkok catching it on his dash cam. witnesses say the fireball was spotted early in the morning. folks taking to social media with their theories. some guessing a meteor and others think it was falling space junk. right now we can only sp

according to davis' lawyer, she and her husband joe were secretly driven to the vatican embassy last hursday afternoon. the couple met with the pope, who spoke with them in english for 15 minutes. a statement, davis was humbled to meet the pontiff saying, quote, who am i to have this rare opportunity? i'm just a county clerk who loves jesus and desires with all of my thoort serheart to serve . the he had no comment on the pope's reported meeting but didn't deny it actually happened. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> overseas, russia has launchedite first air strikes oversyria. who they're targeting is up for debate. according to a top russian military official, the strikes are aimed at isis military equipment, communication centers and ammunition. but a u.s. official said the bombings are not against isis targets, civilians are being killed. strong words today from senator mccain who blamed the obama administration for what he calls inaction in the region. >> this is a series of decisions or nondecisions which has led to the situation we see today. >> the white house says it was made awar

joe tan has more on a milestone night for diversity. >> voila davis how to get away with murder. >> entertainment tv loves make history and the 67th a&m 67th ey awards. >> let me tell you something the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. [applause] >> reporter: it was a sweet victory for the fantasy epic "game of thrones" with 12 prizes in total including outstanding drama series. the show holds the record for the most tv academy awards in any other, surpassing "west wing." >> thank you all for watching. >> there was the usual humor like this from four time out standinoutstanding comedy actrea lew idreyfuss. >> what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight, let me quote oh god oh no no i'm so sorry. donald trump said that. i'm sorry. >> madmen's leading actor john hamm went home with his first trophy after eight nominations for role while host jon stewart wrached uwrapped up his stint we daily show. stewart left the show in august after historic 16 year run marked with multiple awards. >> thank you so very much, you will never have to see me again

he explained why he supports davis on "morning joe" today. >> because of my faith, i believe that i have with those who are being persecuted, not only for their faith, but for following the law. and especially those who are being beaten up by the heavy hand of the judicial branch of government and put in jail for doing what they believe is right. >> this afternoon, davis' attorney addressed the speculation over what will happen when she heads back to work. >> kim davis is the only person that can decide what kim davis will do. she will not under any circumstances violate her conscience, and the core of who she is. >> as to whether she's prepared to go to jail again, her attorney says she'll pay whatever price is asked of her, in order to maintain a clear conscience. >>> up next, a new survey by the national bar association, has some surprising stats on race relations in the united states. we'll have the details after this. stay tuned. ke i sweat money. i want to smell the way champagne tastes. i love champagne. infuse your laundry with... ...up to 12 weeks of luxurious long-lasting scent

. >> over the weekend hundreds gathered in sweltering heat to show their support for davis and her husband joe who says his wife is comfortable and doing just fine. presidential candidate mike huckabee plans to visit her tomorrow. >>> neighborhoods across the region celebrated the contributions today of the american workforce. >> lots of us at work today. musicians, marchers, and politicians marked the day in kensington, maryland. this parade was just the beginning of the celebration in the historic town. the holiday festivities continued with the food trucks, ethnic menus, and activities and games for kids of all ages. >>> a similar scene today in gaithersburg. it included antique cars, fire trucks, and all kinds of community activists along with the music and marchers. this is the 77th year for the labor day parade in old town gaithersburg. >>> we are just getting started on wusa 9 news at 5:00. it's been one year since anyone has seen a 2-year-old boy from montgomery county. stephanie ramirez brings us the latest on jacob hoggle and his sister coming up at 5:30. >> migrants from war-torn pa

davis and her husband joe met the pope at the vatican embassy in washington last thursday. the clerk made national news you will recall after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. claiming it would have conflicted with her christian beliefs and sources close to the meeting say that it lasted some 15 minutes and included davis and the pope praying together. >> fascinating. >>> the city of frederick will work closely with the state of maryland to monitor these anticipated storms this weekend. especially after last night. stephanie ramirez says tuesday's heavy rains wiped out a couple of businesses and even shut down the frederick ymca for two business days. two to five -- or maybe even longer. >> reporter: within the dumpster behind me is what was destroyed, wills from one store alone. a lot of businesses are cleaning up today after last night's heavy rains and one of the businesses hit the hardest vinyl acres on east patrick street. owner bob -- >> if the door hadn't broken it probably wouldn't have been anywhere near as bad because you can see it picked u

. >> all eyes on joe biden as he looks like he will run for president. >> kim davis will be in federal court this morning. she has been defying federal court orders to issue same-sex marriage licenses to couples. >> the love of my life. every night he came home to me. >> the dow plunging after signs of weaknesses in china's economy. >> the worst performance in six years. >> oh, oh, oh! what is that? because it's hot outside. stuff like that happens. was that live? are we live? oh, brother. >> tom brady overturned roger goodell's decision in the n.f.l.'s deflategate case. >> the president will start a three-day tour of alaska by officially changing the name of mt. mckinley to denali. >> no shortage of outrageous antics at the mtv video music awards. >> i have decided in 2020 to run for president. (cheers and applause) (rap music) >> rose: tom brokaw entered the nbc nightly news for more than 20 years. he has a second career as a best-selling author. but there has also been pain. his recent book details his fight with cancer. it is called a lucky life interrupted, a memoir of hope. >> i

davis. we will be right back. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. joe: joe weisenthal.uestion is -- "what'd you miss?" alix: the rate decision of england is coming tomorrow. we will get the minutes. we know nothing seems to happen interned of the array type. we want to hear about the recent volatility and what the bankers really thought about considering they want to raise rates sooner rather than later. joe: it is fun to see the vote split. another thing you do not want to miss is the bloomberg consumer confidence comfort index comes up. people pay a lot of attention. bloomberg also has a consumer confidence comfort index. we want to figure out how much the recent stock market volatility is affecting household and how people feel about to the economy and consumption and all of that. we will get another glimpse of insight with tomorrow's report out at 9:45 a.m. pay attention. alix: maybe manufacturing will get hit. if we still buy stuff. our producers are making us say the nfl starts tomorrow. joe: that is all for "what'd you miss?" >> from our studios in new york city,

davis. alix: we will be right back. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. joe: joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" the rate decision of england is coming tomorrow. we want to hear about the recent volatility in what the bankers really thought about considering they want to raise rates sooner rather than later. joe: it is fun to see the vote split. another day you do not want to miss is the bloomberg consumer index comes up. bloomberg also has a consumer confidence comfort index. how mucho figure out the recent stock market volatility is affecting household and how people feel about consumption and all of that. we will get another glimpse of insight with tomorrow's report out at 9:45 a.m. alix: if we still buy stuff. sayproducers are making gus the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we