jon. jon: shannon bream live in washington, keep an eye on it, thanks. >> will do. jenna: right now a lawsuit years in the making is about to go to trial. at issue, whether tax dollars should fund a school's controversial educational program. critics say it's based on new age religion, but the demand for it is actually growing. adam housely is live in sacramento with this story. sacramento, california, i should say. adam, what makes this school so different and so controversial? >> well, first of all, jen kwrarbgs let's explain, it's a high school in sacramento, a charter school, which have become rather popular no matter what district you go and they follow the same standards, they use the same texts. the controversy surrounds that it's based on a 19th century -- philosopher, rudolph steiner and it's a holistic approach to education, it involves arts, music, and some people say while his education ideas were okay, some of his religious and science ideas are not and that's where the