Pastors try to keep the peace, ease racial tension

As people in some Columbus communities become more disheartened, and more fearful, after police shootings of black men, it often falls to pastors to keep the peace. Though they acknowledge that they're part of the reason that Columbus hasn't experienced the chaos seen in some cities after police-involved deaths of black people, some faith leaders say they don't know how long they can keep a lid on central Ohio's simmering pot.