operation three months before it was discovered. bill: how did they discover it, william? how did they find it? reporter: well, they got a tip and had this particular warehouse under surveillance and we ll show you video, right now of the detection equipment, there is no acoustical equipment now they can use to detect it because there is so much ambient noise and truck traffic they can t hear it and they do have robots to come in and make sure and check the oxygen level, so people can go in and a ground penetrating radar but it only sees ten feet deep and this is up to 70 feet deep on the mexican side and, the coolest part here, was, they had a basically a steel pipe and a sled with a car battery on it and would run the bundles of marijuana from mexican side over here, on this little sled and they d pull it up here, and we re talking again, 32 tons of marijuana. going through the hole.
now, the president there saying that they will retaliate in a very large way if they are attacked again. we re watching all of this and waiting for more leadership to weigh in from the white house, and also, disturbing thing to wake up to. members of religious groups, sharing more than their faith, some are now sharing health care expenses. jonathan serrie is on that story live in atlanta. what gives down there jonathan? good morning. reporter: good morning bill. it s a small but growing number of americans who are participating in the health care sharing programs. it s basically a religous alternative to health insurance. when joan patrick found out she had breast cancer she and her husband michael turned to their faith, not just for spiritual support but medical expenses. they belong to medishare, a religious nonprofit group whose members help pay each
hat pledge.com can t believe it. if that happens, it s over, okay? first of all, they re going to build a mosque at ground zero, period, i think it s over. they re going to get us to do anything. now they re going to actually make us pay for it? i m moving. reporter: the response to the project say it is being built for peace and understanding. apparently they haven t raised very much money yet to the project. martha: eric, thank you very much. as you might imagine this story is getting a lot of reaction from our viewers today. log on to foxnews.com, answer the you decide question, we d love for you to take a minute to do this for us, because we want to know what you re thinking, should the new york city mosque project get federal funds. right now almost 53,000 people have weighed in on this, 95 percent are saying no. you can still get in on this nine sign nonscientific survey, let us know what you re thinking about this hot topic. bill: thousands of votes
sometimes she endured as many as 25 a day. until, finally, a drug came along, that gave her relief. a new anti-convulse sant medicine known as keppra. still, because of her developmental disabilities she needs around-the-clock support. in 2000, her parents, susan and david, decided to send her to a remarkable place, called misericordia, which means heart of mercy. that is exactly what the home is. it changed our lives. probably almost as much as hers. reporter: based in chicago, it s a haven for the disabled. happy birthday to you. reporter: it gently guides people to reach their greatest potential. people realize how difficult people with developmental disabilities are. if they have an environment that
loves them and respects them and challenges them. reporter: sister rosemary connelly, or as most call her, st. rosemary has run the nonfor profit home for 40 years. we have so much to be grateful for, don t we? yes, we do! it is what will make them happy and fulfilled, as people. and that is what we work at. reporter: the goal, a full independent life. for all of the 600 residents on miser misericordia s 31 acre campus, it costs $51 million a year to run it and families pay what they can and they get the rest from the state an outside donors which has been especially hard in these tough economic times. reporter: how hard is it to cover costs every year. we have to raise $14 million this year, and that is the deficit. we also have to raise money for