. >> county clerk kim davis, jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. defiant after her release. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses? >> under god's authority. >> matt bevin visited her in jail to show his support he says he will issue an executive order to remove the clerk's name, a victory for davis who lives in a city with an anti discrimination law on the books. >> it was inevitable that someone was going to become kim davis. if not in tennessee, then the accident, but somewhere in the nation. >> chris matter man is on the other side of the fight. his fairness campaign is traveling all over the state and has already logged one victory, passage of a an anti discrimination ordinance in kim davis' hometown. >> we had not had grassroots movement of local supporters really fighting for lgbt rights after that passage and they coalesced around the kim davis incidents to look, this isn't our kentucky. >> his team created the kentucky competitive workforce coalition. companies already complying, but they want more. >> the corporate sector k

mike huckabee played "eye of the tiger" for kim davis like she was rocky and gay marriage was mr. or something. (laughter) it was so insane. it was also a big year for things viral, and for that we turn to jessica williams, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> thank you, trevor. i have been analyzing all of the social-cyber-viral meme data, and this year's winner but a canadian mile was drake and video for "hotline bling." it was a trailer for a man having a seizure inside of a tanning bed. yes, viral media was huge in 2015. how tiewj? "kylie's lips" huge. 2015 was all about challenges including the "kylie jenner lip challenge" where kids sucked on shot glasses to get their lips (bleep) up. they love the sexy lip look. we bid farewell to ebola. things are looking up to you in 2016, ebola. wait, trevor, you aren't going to africa this christmas, are you? >> well, not all of it. (laughter) >> okay, well, don't come back, okay? >> trevor: why are you such a dick, jess? >> sorry, it's in my nature. >> trevor: you're so beautiful! jessica williams, everybody! (cheers and applause) on a

i think kim davis is about kim davis. i think kim davis loves clearly the attention she is getting.ll of a sudden she gets invited to these rallies gets these awards and is on tv every day and i think that is what has grabbed her. every judge, every federal judge and the same thing with alabama, every federal judge has looked at these issues and agrees there is no merit to them. that the ruling of the supreme court are the ruling of the supreme court and mcgovern-- we had this thing called the supremacy clause and mcgovern mistake, so again while i think you will see these one offs i think the reality is that gay couples are getting married in alabama today and gay couples are getting married in the county where kim davis is the clerk, so the reality on the ground is that quality is happening, but particularly in this kind of instant culture we live in, this instagram, twitter culture we live in, i think you will see people who are tempted to become the next kim davis because they will get a lot of attention if they do so, but i don't think it means a lot. i think it's a lot of nois

. >> county clerk kim davis jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses, to same sex couples. is defiant. that was september. matt bif bevin visither in cour. >> kentucky is the crown jewel in the crown of america we trooe truly are. >> antidescrimghts law on the books. >> it was inevitable somebody was going to become kim davis, if not in kentucky, in tennessee, in texas. >> chris hartman is on the other side of the campaign. his fairness campaign has already logged one victory, passage of an antidiscrimination ordinance in kim davis's home town. >> we had not had a grass roots movement for people fighting for lgbt rights around the kim davis situation, it's not our rowan county, we are the people who are really here. >> his team also created what they call the kentucky competitive workforce coalition. companies already complying with fair treatment for lgbt but hartman wants more. >> it attractio attracts the bed brightest. you're going to be treated with dignity and respect here and based on your quality on the job. >> the fairness campaign and other activist groups say the

the order will protect the religious beliefs of local elected officials -- like kim davis -- who spent five days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. security is heightened at the mall of america today -- ahead matter" protest. 30 minnesota state patrol troopers are on standby to help local police handle the protest. because the mall is private property -- they're trying to keep protesters from coming on mall property -- but a judge is granting the protesters access -- and is only keeping three of the organizers from attending. but first... here's a live look at the holiday travel in des moines. rain is falling -- no snow yet. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. a very busy night on the radar. --------- praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passss more amendments in a republican congress cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. repeating. mary molon

. >> reporter: county clerk kim davis jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples defiant after her release. >> under whose authorities are not issuing licenses? >> god's. >> reporter: a governor for kentucky visited her in jail to show support. >> kentucky is the crown jewel if the crown of america, we truly are. >> reporter: now the governor elect says he will issue an executive order to remove clerk's names from licenses a victory for davis who ironically lives in a city with an antidiscrimination law on the books. >> it was inevitable that someone was going to become kim davis if not in kentucky or tennessee or somewhere in the nation. >> reporter: chris heartman is on the other side of the fight and his campaign is traveling all over the start and has all right logged one victory passage of an antidiscrimination ordinance in kim davis' hometown. >> we have not had a grass roots movement of supporters who are really fighting for lbgt rights after the passage and went around kim davis incident to say this is not our round of county, this is not our kentucky and

kim davis, not wanting to deal with gay marriage.especially with murder is blasphemous. >> don't like to hear. that muslims are different. what do you tell people? >> we're all people of good will. and as we view him as the merciful father, the big thing the catholic church is in right now the extraordinary jubilee year of mercy. and christians fining it a place they can't live anymore necessarily. >> we're dealing with as a culture right now. whether it is president obama r or --. what do you tell people when they say well christians don't run around killing people in the name of christianity the way muslims do. they're different. >> the line between good and evil doesn't run through religions. doesn't run between religions or nation states but through every single human heart and i think that there will be a can be a lack of humility on the part of christians when we say well there is a good us and a bad them. and to me that is a lack of self awareness about the reality of sin in our own hearts and it is not a christian thing or a

kim davis became a national refusing to issue licenses to same- sex couples. decision 20-16 coverage this morning... we'e'e hearing from hillary clinton... after donald trump called her a liar. trump blames the media. still, his numbers are strong. but if he falls, ted cruz is waiting in the wings. trtrie potts has the latest om washington. "it's important to stand up to after donald trump's crude and presidential bid. this morning, trump's tweeting that the "biased media" "incorrectly defined" his words. but clinton's not the only one targeting him: "it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people." polls are mixed. a with triple the support of number two ben "some people have expressed cococern that i w wuld quite because my numbers have gone down, i'm not a quitter." but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. "people are waking up there is an awakening and spirit of revival sweeping this country." that quinnipiac poll found half the country would be six in ten republicans say they may not stick with the candidate the

licenses that do not include the names of county clerks, an attempt to protect religious beliefs of kim davisther elected officials. the order comes after davis spent five days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples after the u.s. supreme court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. washington state officials admitted today that more than 3000 prisoners have been mistakenly released early since 2002 because of an error by the state department of corrections. the software mistake gave prisoners to many good behavior credits. officials say that the program that multifunction or malfunction should be fixed by early january. the situation was called mapping . no plea yet for both -- four bowe bergdahl, the army sergeant inked away from his post 2000 nine. arranged today in fort bragg, north carolina, on charges of desertion. he was held by the taliban for five years before being freed in a pop -- in a controversial prisoner swap. the families of more than one dozen victims of the 2012 newtown school shooting in connecticut will split a $1.5 million settlement with mo

kentucky county clerk kim davis spent five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of her religious beliefs. in upstate new york, a massive police shot and killed one convict and captured the other. the freighter ship "el faro" and its 33-person crew hurricane. a speeding train derailed. california's governor declared a state of emergency as the record drought got worse. and boston had the most snow ever. more than 110 inches. pope francis captivated americans on his first trip to the states, visiting washington, d.c., new york, and philadelphia. the nfl suspended super bowl mvp tom brady over deflategate, but a judge later reversed the penalty. >> triple crown! >> and american pharaoh won the triple crown. the first horse to do it in 37 years. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," legal analysis of the bill cosby case. we will hear from cbs news legal expert rikki klieman. tips for success when it comes to sticking to those new year's resolution. we will have a preview of some of hollywood's biggest movies in 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for t

the governor changed the states kim davis made national headlines after refusing to issue licenses to same-sex couples because it violated her christian beliefs, she said. she was briefly put in jail. still ahead, a local family is in desperate need for help tonight. jim: we will share their heart wrenching story and tell you how you can make their wish come true. almost ended a jim: this 10-year-old boy is living with autism and he is also facing kidney failure. his family is trying to save up money for a transplant. marie: christine kim explains. >> the family of six is asking to help save their little boy's they are afraid when they get the call they have been waiting for, they will not have the money they need. meet bubba, a 10-year-old autistic boy born with multiple disabilities. he is in need of a kidney transplant. >> we cannot afford it. >> they have only raised around $200 of the $8,000 they need to uproot their family to california. money is tight. it is difficult for them to hold a full-time job. >> we go to dialysis. he takes about 13 different medications today -- every

>> county clerk kim davis released from jail. ♪ >> my oh my what a wonderful day. >> i resign from theership and resign from congress. >> this is not a job i ever wanted. >> somebody has to have this job. >> this is not a cage match. >> how am i losing to these people? >> donald trump called for a total ban on muslims entering the united states. >> what has happened to our party splmpt party? >> none of them are going to drop out. it's going to be fun. >> yeah. >>> this is the last word holiday party. joining us joy reid, kasie hunt, steve kornacki, jonathan allen as well as the staff and friends of the last word. this is cable news as it should be played. our first category tonight is best political move of 2015. kasie hunt, what was the best political move of 2015? >> i think it was nikki haley taking a stand on the confederate flag. she had been a rising star in the republican party and taken steps back. this put her at the forefront. i think she is probably on a lot of lists for potential vice president. >> that's what i was going to ask. >> i think she has to be. she has continued

rowan county clerk kim davis became a national headline in september for refusing to issue licenses to same-sex couples. she said putting her name on the documents would violate her christian beliefs. davis was briefly put in jail for contempt of court. she didn't budge on same-sex marriage licenses even after jail... but she agreed to let her deputies issue the documents. the food and drug administration has lifted its lifetime ban on accepting blood donations from men who have had sex with men. now, gay men can donate -- but only after 12 months of celibacy. the lifetime ban of blood donations from gay and bisexual men was implemented by the fda in 19-83 at the start of the aids crisis. at the time, little was known about the spread of the disease. the human rights campaign called the change a "step in the right direction." but it said the new policy, quote, "stil falls short of a fully acceptable solution because it stigmatize gay and bisexual men." blown into southern california this christmas week. winds of up to 60 miles per hour are expected in parts of the inland empire and the

this is after the fight that included the arrest of the county clerk kim davis who refused to issue licenses in same-sex couples despite a court ruling that legalized same-sex unions. republican governor says the move protects the religious beliefs of elected officials. jonathan: coming up next at 6:00 -- a rush hour attack on metro. why the location of that attack no have the riders on edge -- now have riders on edge. alison: and chief meteorologist doug hill will break down chances for the nasty weather here and where you could run into problems in the holiday travel. lou: i'm lou holder in sports. what does a training camp brawl have to do with the playoffs and why jay gruden says it was a fight that united the team. when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. alison: anne arundel county police arrested a sex offender they say is a brazen thief. michael leonard accused of stealing a package in front of a police station lobby. they saw him and then they found it when they searched his car. he is charged with theft. >> a crime alert on metro after a beating aboard a train on rush hour that left som

this comes after count ea clerk kim davis had defied a judge's order earlier this year because of her religious believes. >>> in southern china one survivor has been rescued so far from that massive land slide. rescuers found a migrant worker after being buried for more than 67 hours. 85 people still reported missing. >>> and check out this police video of a thief that got stuck in the ceiling of a store. they found the robbers' legs dangling and he was arrested after the police freed him. >>> myrtle beach airport had an unexpected guest. there he is wylie coyote. and fortunately, it was spotted and captured quickly by unfortunately, it had to be put down. >>> let's get down to business now, it is now down to the wire to finish up any holiday shopping. amazon prime customers must order by 10:00 p.m. on christmas eve to have gifts under the tree by christmas morning. >>> and cable and satellite tv costs will rise. direct tv said they will go up at the end of january. >>> united airlines has an idea to make your holiday travel less stressful. the united paws program brings comfort dogs

this comes after county clerk kim davis became a national headline in september for refusing to decision 2 2-16 coverage this morning... we're hearing from hillary clinton... after donald trump called her a liar. trump blames the media. still, his numbers are strong. but if he falls, ted cruz is waiting in the wiigs. tracie potts has the latest from washington. "it's important to stand up to explicit references to bathroom break at saturday night's debate and her 2008 failed presidential bid. this morning, trump's tweeting that the "biased media" "incorrectly defined" his words. but clinton's not the only one targeting him: "it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people." polls are mixed. a new reutees poll this morning shows trump with triple the support of number two ben carson. "some people have expressed concern that i would quite because my numbers have gone down, i'm not a quitter." but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. "people are waking up there is an awawaening and spirit of revival sweeping this country." found half the country wo

kentucky county clerk kim davis spent five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of her religious beliefs. two escaped killers in upstate new york triggered a massive manhunt. three weeks later, police shot captured the other. the freighter ship el faro and its 33-person crew sank off the bahamas during a hurricane. eight people died and more than 200 hurt when a speeding amtrak train derailed in philadephia. california's governor declared a state of emergency as the record drought got worse. and boston had the most snow other, -- ever, more than 110 inches. pope francis captivated americans on his first trip to the states visiting washington, the nfl suspended super bowl mvp a judge later reversed the penalty. and american pharoah won the triple crown, the first horse to jamie yuccas, cbs news. [fireworks bursting] stacey: very cool. those were from around the world. it will be a cold night. kurtis: yes. there will be a couple of be in the teens. some wind chills below zero. it new year's day, if you are heading out there will be sunshine and it will be 31. sunshine con

kim davis from rowland county refused to sign off on them so her deputies did. the governor saying there's a new form that does not require the signature of a county clerk. the aclu not satisfied with that. they think it may land in court because kentucky's law specifies that it does have to be signed by the clerk which is exact opposite of what the governor is saying, that it does not. they think this macon fuse things rather than help. >> tracie potts in washington, thank you. >>> now to the race for president. we're now hearing from hillary clinton after donald trump called her a liar and made some crude references about her. trump made explicit references to clinton's bathroom break at saturday night's debate and used a vulgar term to describe her failed presidential bid in 2008. he won't repeat it. this morning trump tweeted that the bias media incorrectly defined his words. clinton, however, isn't backing down. >> it's important to stand up to bullies wherever they are and why we shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency. >>> meanwhile, there

kim davis demands the right not to sanction same-sex marriages. catholic priests demand the right not to marry same-sex couples. florists and hotel owners and restaurant owners demand the right not to have to participate in same-sex weddings. these are not easy questions for one who values both the separation of church and state and the freedom of religion, as do i. those are issues that the court and society will continue to have to wrestle with as we go forward. but perhaps the most astonishing thing about the supreme court's decision is that the backlash, which was so anticipated, has in fact been so tepid. now that may change over time, but i think not. this is not abortion. those who oppose abortion sincerely believe it is the murder of children. if one believes that murder abos the murder of children, it is easy to understand why you do not give up the fight. in homosexuality the reality most people think they can live with it. they never imagined they could, but they can. [ laughter ] >> so thus far the response with a few odd exceptions li

kim davis demands the right not to sanction same-sex marriages. catholic priests demand the right not to marry same-sex couples. floors, bakers, hotel and restaurant owners demand the right not to participate in same-sex weddings. -- florists. these are not easy questions for one who values both separation of church and state, and the freedom of religion as wide. and those are issues that the court and society will continue to wrestle with as we go forward. but perhaps the most astonishing thing about asserting -- supreme court decision in obergefell is that the backlash which was so anticipated has, in fact, been so tepid. that may change over time but i think not. this is not abortion. those who oppose abortion sincerely believe that it is the murder of children, and if one believes that abortion is the murder of children, it is easy to understand why you did not give up the fight. on homosexuality, the reality is that for most people they can live with it. they didn't think they could come they never imagined they could, but they can. [laughter

kentucky county clerk kim davis spent five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of her religious beliefs.two escaped triggered a massive manhunt. three weeks later, police shot and killed one convict and captured the other. the freighter ship "el faro" and its 33-person crew sank off the bahamas during a hurricane. eight people died and more than 200 hurt when a speeding amtrak train derailed in philadephia. california's governor declared a state of emergency as the record drought got worse . and boston had the most snow ever - more than 110 inches.. natspope francis captivated americans on his first trip to the states... visiting washington, dc, new york and philadelphia. the nfl suspended super bowl mvp tom brady over "deflate- gate," but a judge later reversed the penalty.and american pharoah won the triple crown, the first horse to do it in 37 years. jamie yuccas, cbs news. 3 2015 also a year of major developments here in break... we'll take a look back at the year that was in our own community.stay with us. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with

kencounty clerk kim davis spent five years in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of religious beliefs. two killers in upstate new york triggered a massive manhunt. police shot and killed one convict and captured the other. t el far o sank off the pa ham areas during a hurricane. 8 people died and rwhen a speeding amtrack train derailed in philadelphia. california governd state of emergens record drought got worse. and boston had the most snow pope francis captivated america hftio the states visiting washington d new york and philadelphia. tfl suspended super bowl mvp tom brady over deflategate but a judge reversed the penalty. and american pharaohoncrn e first horse to do it in 37 years. jamie uk is cbs news. >>> all right always interesting to takl athe year. as far as the weather stories the flooding in our area this year especially eit. >newere lucky here in the fact that somebys got it but unfortunately somebody seot it. >> we g enough rain ourselves. >> we've caught up here over the past few days with a lot of rain. it's a o right now and we are in for a quiet night and q

the supreme court legalized same- sex marriage, kim davis spent five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of religious beliefs. two escaped killers in up state new york triggered a massive manhunt. a ship sank off the bahamas during a hurricane. eight people died and more than 200 hurt when a speeding am track train derailed in philadelphia. california's governor declared a state of emergency as the record drought got worse. and boston had the most snow ever, more than 110 inches. pope francis captivated americans on his first trip to the united states visiting washington d.c., new york and philadelphia. the nfl suspended tom brady over deflategate but a judge reversed the penalty. and american pharoah won the triple crown, first horse to do it in 37 years. . >>> and what a 2015 for the washington redskins. first half of the season, they were three and five. cousins had five interceptions. what a second half. now instead of waiting for another losing season to end, the team gets promote nfingc east championship goal. cousins has 16 and a half touchdowns against two picks.

kim davis garnered international attention after she refused to issue licenses to same-sex couples, with her name on them. randy: a concealed handgun permit pact between 25 states has been revoked in virginia. many, because of the state's reputation for expansive gun rights. virginia's attorney general says the state is revoking its agreement after a review found that the permit requirements for it are weaker than virginia's. the change takes effect february 1. emily: pro bowl selections have been announced, and 7 patriots players are on the list. tom brady was chosen for the 11th time in his career and rob gronkowski for the 4th. malcom butler and chandler jones made the cut for the first time in their careers. stephen gostkowski, jamie collins, and matthew slater will join them for the january 31'st game in honolulu. emily: a new york girl who asked for cards this christmas gets a big surprise. randy: the powerful family sending along their wishes. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00: your christmas shopping might be way emily: just about 4:55. it is time for your early news to go. randy

justices ruled to legalize same- sex marriage prompted celebrations nationwide and kim davis spending five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses siting her religious beliefs. and a speeding amtrak rain left 8 people dead and 200 hurt and a ship sank during a hurricane. weather also took a tole on california where a governor declaring a state of emergency as the record drought got worse. got 110 inches. >>> it was a year for data breaches one at the federal which compromised 21 million people's information and the hacking at the dating site ashley madison which reportedly million members. >>> if your making a resolution to exercise more in 2016 you researchers at the university of georgia took another look at some old studies they found that caffeine in coffee can enhance your endurance. may also reduce the amount of time you're exerting yourself, found caffeine's affects were strong for runners and cyclists. >>> grab a cup of joe and hit the gym. >>> time for your forecast, elliot. >>> it is a gray day out there making some feel under the weather if you will. but we will see t

kim davis made headlines again when she publicly announced she'd had a private meeting with pope francis during his visit to the united states. the holy father made stops in philadelphia, new york, and washington d-c making history as the first pope to address congress. (pope francis): "god bless america." a report from congress accused japanese auto parts manufacturer takata of putting profits ahead of safety. report's conclusion saying it had a number of "inaccuracies" but the company's faulty airbags resulted in a huge recall affecting 34 million cars. and new england rocked the sports world in january when the patriots were accused using under-inflated balls to win a playoff game (tom brady/quarterback): "i feel like i've always played within the rules..' meanwhile former patriot aaron hernandez, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev and aurora t tater shooter james holmes were convicted in highly publicized trials. as they faced justice 2 inmates fled from it in upstate new york. the prison escape led to a weeks long manhunt that ended with one inmate dead and another back behind

=vo= this comes on the heels of the firestorm over clerk kim davis.he refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. governor matt bevin's order says the licenses no longer need e >>> kim davis refused to issue marriage licenses to sem sex couples. now the governor's order say the licenses no longer need the county clerk's name. the judge jailed davis after she refused to issue licenses to gay couples because she says that violated her religious beliefs. >>> 28 years later, almost three decades after being sent to prison, a colorado man finally getting his first taste of freedom, at least until there's a new trial. clarence moses el walked out of a denver jail yesterday on bond. last week a judge overturned his rape conviction when doubts arrows about the victim's testimony. the judge also cited new evidence that macon vince a jury to acquit moses el who has proclaimed his innocence ever since the beginning. moses el says it's his spirituality that kept him going all these years. >> i feel great. kind of lost for words. i feel really great. i

that includes county clerk kim davis who was jailed earlier this year, for refusing to give out the documents>>> a settlement in the new town, connecticut shootings. the families of 16 victims will split $1.5 million. they filed suit against theest indicate of adam lanza's mother. nancy lanza was also killed by her son. the families are also suing bush master, the maker of the rifle. >>> up next, saudi arabia feeling the pain of falling oil prices. a look behind the kingdom's cash flow problems. >>> and a major mistake in washington state, thousands of prisoners, accidentally freed. >>> iraqi forces say they are pushing closer to the city center in ramadi. isil has been in control of ramadi since may. at least 14 soldiers were killed at the start of the offensive by a suicide bomb. >>> today russia has come out denying that its air strikes in syria are deliberately targeting civilians. the kremlin says an amnesty international report published this morning on russian action in the country is a provocation. that report accuses moscow of directly targeting and killing at least 200 civilians. >>

he has already promised to stand behind kim davis, she is that count think clerk who refused to issueriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> we are preparing to battle some potential unconstitutional practices from the new administration. waiting to see what types of legislation the governor pushes, when the general assembly putting forward. >> he already promised to undo the state's health insurance exchange. that was a key part of his predecessor's administration. >>> the supreme court taking up several big cases this week. today they are talking about elections, whether every american really gets a vote. >> it's important to equalize voters or people. >> reporter: that question is before the supreme court as it ventures to settle the constitutional meaning of one person, one vote. in texas as in many other states, legislative districts are created based on the state's total population. but the plaintiffs say that's not fair. and that people who don't or can't vote shouldn't count when deciding on the size of a district. >> what the challengers are saying is that we want our votes to

kim davis made headlines again when she publicly announced she'd had a private meeting with pope francis during his visit to the united states. the holy father made stops in philadelphia, new york, and washington d-c making history as the first pope to address congress. : "god bless america."a report from congress accused japanese auto parts manufacturer takata safety. takata disputed the report's conclusion saying it had a number of "inaccuracies" but the company's faulty airbags resulted in a huge recall affecting 34 million cars. and new england rocked the sports world in january when the patriots were accused using under-inflated balls to win a playoff game : "i feel like i've always played within the rules..'meanwhile former patriot aaron hernandez, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev and aurora theater shooter james holmes were convicted in highly publicized trials. as they faced justice 2 inmates fled from it in upstate new york. the prison escape led to a weeks long manhunt that ended with one inmate dead and another back behind bars. on average, it takes three hundred ameri

ordered the state to revise those licenses and revoke the names of clerks who issued them, including kim davis was jailed earlier this year for refusing to give out those licenses. she said having her name on the document implied that she endorsed gay marriage. >>> there has been a settlement in connection with the new town, connecticut shootings, the families will split $1.5 million from the state of adam lanza's mother. the suit alleging that she failed to secure the weapons that were used to kill 20 children and 6 educators back in 2012. nancy lanza was also killed by her son. the families are also suing bushmaster, the maker of the rifle. >>> a major mistake in washington state, thousands of prisoners accidentally set free. ♪ >>> as we mentioned earlier, robert dear is due back in court this afternoon. he is the accused planned parenthood shooter. jim hooley is live for us in colorado springs, colorado. if he is declared mentally incompetent what effect will that have? >> reporter: well, it's not clear if we will have a decision today. but it is definitely certain that if he is declared in

this comes after county clerk, kim davis spent 5 days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples... because of her religion. davis' lawyer described the new executive order as a christmas gift. greek parliament has legalized the civil union of same sex couples in the country. the vote happened today after greece came under fire for anti-gay discrimination by a european court. although the new bill allows the uniion of same sex couples, provisions that could have made a way for gay were dropped before the vote. a big win for unlv after coming off 2 straight losses. the runnin rebels didn't waste anytime last night in their match up against the south dakota coyotes...hitting their first 6 shots of the game.. one of the highlights...all the back to back 3s. hit three 3- pointers in the first 4 minutes. and jalen poyser made 18 3-pointers in an incredible 103-68 win. the public utilities commission votes on a measure that directly impacts solar power. and you are not gonna like what they decided. an unusual visitor makes an appearance at an airport in south caroli

kim davis made headlines again when she publicly announced she'd had a private meeting with the united states. the holy father made stops in philadelphia, new york, and washington d-c making history as congress. (pope francis): "god bless america." the airport do's and dont's to remember as you head off to your holiday destinations this year... > bracing for a storm. the first political ads are starting to hit our airwaves. the indicators that we may see a bigger barrage of political ads than anywhere else. ((paul joncich)) > thanks for watching 8 news now at five. ((denise valdez)) > the cbs evening news is next. we'll see you at six. /// >> o'donnell: breaking news-- an outbreak of tornadoes in the south and midwest; 100 million people are in the path of severe storms. also tonight, new screening rules at airports as the holiday

the names of clerk who issue them, including kim davis who was jailed earlier this year nor refusing to give out those licences. she said that having her name on the documents implied she endorsed gay marriage >>> protesters say they will be at the mall of america today despite a judge's order barring some of them. a state judge on tuesday said the mall has the right to keep black lives matter organisers out but decided the mall cannot bar every member of that movement. similar demonstrations last year disrupted shopping at the mall. this year organisers were using the protest to draw attention to the police shooting death of jam ar clarke last month >> reporter: rescuers in china have found a man buried alive >>> they are still searching for 76 people missing after the disaster. adrian brown reports. >> reporter: alive against all the odds. trapped under deputy refor almost three days-- debris for almost three days. a migrant 19-year-old's pulse and voice were feeble. it >> translation: it is a mirror ago em. a man was-- miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were happy when we heard

this drew attention when kim davis refused to issue licenses and spent five days in jail. >>> problem rove has officially acquired 100% of the team and their home, the barkley center. combined the two are worth $1.7 billion. until now poke rove owned 80% of the developer had owned the rest. t>>> a broad review of concussions in football is expected to take center stage on capitol hill. three committees are conducting tstudy. the nfl is under increasing scrutiny from current and retired players who insist the league has not done enough to protect the players from the long term head injuries. >>> o'dell beckham jr. is going appeal his so pension today. at one -- kickoff is 8:30 p.m i >>> the jets are a few player who will do whatever it takes to make success. he's best known for standing earlier this year hoping to land yea job. he held a cardboard sign saying not homeless but starving for success. will run routes for food. >>> sylvester stallone is auctioning off major pieces of movie history. costumes, props and personal items from his movies for sold to three public actions to beverl

kentucky governor matt lesson signed the executive order yesterday, it comes after county clerk kim davis had to fight a judge's order to issue marriage licenses to gay couples because of her rel jive beliefs. >>> in southern china one survivor has been rescued from a massive landslide that buried 33 buildings and left behind more than a million square feet of debris. rescuers found the 21-year-old migrant worker earlier today after being buried more than 67 hours. 85 people are still reported missing. >>> check out this police video of a they have who got stuck in the ceiling of a small store during a burglary in russia. delivers found the they have's legs dangling when they got on the scene, he was arrested after police freed him and took some pictures first of course. >>> and in south carolina, myrtle beach international airport had an unexpected guest early tuesday morning, a wiley coyote. it was spotted and captured by unfortunately it had to be put down. >>> let's get down to business with knk's kate rogers. good morning, kate. >> well, the markets will try to go for three in a row

when a previously unknown couy clerk named, kim davis, refused to sign marriage licenses in her county. and finally, there's new leadership for congressional republicans. paul ryan's ascension to speaker of the house is our number 10 story of the year. he was elected this past fall filling the shoes of long-time speaker john boehner, who rather unexpectedly decided to step down and retire. there was lots of chaos and concern over who might take over, in the end it was decided ryan could unite the party's various factions and craft a new gislative agenda. rachel, what do you think? is papa ryan the guy to unite the various factions in the republican party? >> rachel: well, i think he played this very well. um, ya know, there is always an ebb and flow to leadership in the u.s. house of representatives. and party power can, increases and is centralized in a speaker and various other party leaders. and then it gets more distributed to party. so this is not, i think at the te, there was a lot of talk about how this is a constitutional crisis, this is something, ya know, something crazy that