KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Boy Scouts vote to allow openly gay members is stirring emotions: some outrage and some celebration. The vote allows openly gay members, but not leaders. Thursday Fox 4 Spoke to Eric Jones, a former Boy Scout leader from Kearney, Mo., who was removed from the scouts after revealing he was gay. He celebrates the vote as “moving in the right direction”

But some conservative religious organizations are calling this the downfall of the Boy Scouts. Immediately following Thursday’s vote to allow openly gay kids into the scouts, several religious groups lashed out. The Southern Baptist Convention and Assemblies of God church organizations said the vote wasn’t compatible with the principals central to the scout’s oath and they predict people will leave the scouts by the thousands.

LAS VEGAS, NV — Ken Jeong’s star rose quickly, once he jumped out of the trunk of a car in “The Hangover.” He chats with Fox 4 Film Critic Shawn Edwards about his delight in playing “Mr. Chow.”

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