speeding. but. one night i was at a party and a cop was saying i i did this and i did that, and i said i use little did i know 12 hours later i would be involved in this incident. i just don t think we appreciate what you have to do in the short amount of time that you have to do it. and i appreciate very much keith, your being here to remind us that this is not an easy job for the police officers and they re out there on our behalf. thank you, keith. thank you for having me. thank you. a church sponsored summer music camp shut down because they charged a fee just for the costs. it sounds to me like a government but a church pastor is not backing down and she s here to tell us why when we come back. i m mike and i m very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help
residential district. now the church s pastor is in a legal battle. all right, pastor, this blows my mind. you ve got a glee camp for kids that s good for them, it s helpful, keeps them off the street gives them something positive to do, they pay a little bit of a fee, not everything that it costs to just help out with the expenses, were you shocked when the city of ah burn came and said oh, you re running a commercial operation here? dumb founded, absolutely dumbfounded. and if this were to stand if you weren t willing to fight it every church in america would be subject to saying they re running a commercial enterprise if they took money to send their kids to summer camp. it would set legal precedent, which we can t that s why we re fighting it, partly because we want to make sure that we can continue our own ministry, but also the implications could be
[ male announcer ] huntsman cancer institute is the only cancer hospital in the world designed by a patient, with the vital understanding that cancer moves fast. and we have to move faster. to learn more or support the cause, go to huntsmancancer.org. there didn t seem to be anything too controversial about a summer glee camp. the glee camp of the first presbyterian church in auburn new york, hosts a three-week musical theater camp over the summer. students are taught singing dancing and acting. campers are asked to pay a small fee to cover a portion of the costs of the instructors and materials. but city officials say that by charging a fee, the church was engaged in a commercial enterprise within a residential district, and so the camp was shut down. now the church s pastor is in a
based tax on sales covering both goods and confeservices. north carolina income tax accounts for the revenue. reporters say the uneven results on a year over year basis make it hard to plan for an annual balanced budget. a fight for faith is now heating up in a small mississippi community over a giant cross. the first baptist church wants to build a 110-foot tall cross on its property which runs along side interstate 20. the mayor says the cross is considered an auxiliary structure. under city law the cross can only be 20 feet high. the church s pastor says the city s elected officials are afraid the cross might offend muslims. the city denies those allegations. another controversy, this giant billboard in front of denver bronco stadium causing a lot of controversy ahead of
happy new year. [heavy breathing]. gregg: boy, remember that, video from april of 2011. monster tornado tearing through tuscaloosa, alabama, devastating the community and alberta baptist church. ever since then the church s pastor has been fighting insurers and fema and the city to try to rebuild. this month, finally some movement. elizabeth prann is live in atlanta with more on that. hi shz, elizabeth. reporter: hi, gregg, church members have been waiting more than a year to find out if church construction will take place. mine time they have been helping needy families in the community but now they know they will have a home before they know it. 82-year-old dorothy tyner, couldn t believe her eyes