A Kentucky county clerk's office at the center of a showdown over same-sex marriage will begin issuing licenses to same-sex couples
A Kentucky county clerk's office at the center of a showdown over same-sex marriage will begin issuing licenses to same-sex couples. This follows the jailing of county clerk Kim Davis after she defied the Supreme Court, citing her religious beliefs. Five out of six deputy clerks told a federal judge they will distribute the certificates after he found Davis in contempt. Dean Reynolds reports from the Rowan County courthouse in Morehead, Kentucky.
