8:40 a.m.
The deputy county clerk who has said he'll keep issuing marriage licenses despite his boss' objections now sits behind a sign that reads "marriage license deputy."
Brian Mason remained calm, scrolling on his computer and chewing gum, despite the scene unfolding before him Monday morning. Dozens of television cameras crowded around his counter, some reporters in the back climbed step ladders to get a better shot of him sitting at his desk, waiting for a couple to arrive to get a marriage license.
Earlier in the morning, Mason's boss, Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, announced that she's not going to interfere with her deputies issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, but she says she isn't authorizing them and questions whether they're valid.
A federal judge had jailed Davis for five days for refusing to grant marriage licenses.