completely uncensored, expected to leave of sensitive military information, but there will tell you, we don't know any. there is no office to know offices that don't look at the really interesting publication, to a publication newspapers. these are really interesting. tomorrow, welfare, and recreation. so they amuse themselves. one of the ways that they do it in many residents is and this to get to strut his papers. and sometimes they do it with a piece of paper and pen. sometimes a duet by occupying the printing press of the locals of the newspapers with the very will conservative. the bears fell conservator editor was carefully studying the type to his is a paper one day. early 80's to. much is the first minnesota and it is said not to undo all his work. there was plenty of the three. this is paper exists with one page of local news and three pages of minnesota news. these newspapers are is still severely armistices of the enlisted men and a white and for themselves, circulate the ahmanson sells, and there not censored officially end and the sense that if you're writing a letter to

americans' mixed feelings about race and foreign policy were shown for the first time uncensored by the o.w.i. we tend to think of the '50s as an era of eisenhower or golf but in reality the '50s was fraught with tensions. take the racial tension we see brought out to the fore in "the steel helmet" in a way it's not brought out in something like "bataan." i just don't understand you. you can't eat with 'em unless there's a war. then, it's difficult. isn't that so? that's right. you'll pay for a ticket, but sit in the back of a bus. isn't that so? that's right. a hundred years ago i couldn't even ride a bus. at least now i can sit in the back. maybe in 50 years, sit in the middle. someday even up front. there's some things you just can't rush, buster. you're a stupid man. you're the stupid joe. why don't ya' get wise, buster? (ripping sound) the commies loved it, loved it, it was in "the daily worker" and "people's world." up until a certain part of the picture. then i have these -- then they said this picture was financed by mcarthur. (gunfire) it's a good thing this army isn't made of

you can decide for yourself that we'll play uncensored in a moment. but first, the breaking news that happened in sanford, florida, where david mattingly joining us live. the city commissioners passed a no confidence motion in the local police chief. what does that mean? does it mean anything? >> well, anderson, this was a no confidence vote. they voted 3-2 in no confidence in the city's police chief, bill lee. this is really a nonbinding vote, but it demonstrates to the police chief that he no longer has the support of the city commission here. and what it is saying is that they are now looking into more details, they're not going to make a decision right away. it doesn't mean that the chief is fired. but they are going to be looking into -- deeply into his handling of this killing of trayvon martin. and the chief has only been in office less than a year now. he does not have the support right now of the current mayor of the city, jeff triplet. i watched the mayor earlier today, as he was sitting side by side with leaders of the naacp. as people who

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we'll let you listen uncensored to what the shooter said and you can decide if it was in fact a racial if it was a racial slur, legally that makes a huge difference in terms of the federal government's involvement and what they could possibly charge that shooter police standoff w suspected serial killer in france. >> thanks very much, anderson. the energy debate continues to heat up. but do the president's numbers add up? and twitter hitting a milestone today. we'll be back. jojohnhn, , jijil. whwhatat's's i it t lilikeke d e fufusisionon h hybybri? yoyou u cacan n rereadad e evet isis o opeperaratitingng b by ya bubuttttonon.. itit's's l likike e drdrivivin. whwhatat w wououldld b be e thtg fofor r yoyou u toto g gi? ththe e mimileles s peper r gag. whwhenen y youou'r're e ususeder cacar r upup o oncnce e a, ththenen s sududdedenlnly y one weweekeks,s, bebelilieveve e meme i it'tg didiffffererenencece g go. hey, heard any updates on the game? i think it's final seconds, ohh, down by two, shoots a three, game over. so two seconds ago... hey mr. and mrs. harris, where's kevin? say hi ke

certainly kids we talked to during this investigation, who say while they were there, they were never uncensoredey were not allowed to make phone calls to their parents describing what was happening. also there's a woman we talked to who has a child there today and this woman want her child out of pinehaven. that's the subject of part three of our investigation, and i want to show a snippet of that right now. >> reporter: paula bowen says without her permission her daughter cassie was whisked away more than 1,800 miles to rural montana, to the pinehaven christian children's ranch. that's where we met her. >> reporter: what's your name? >> cassie. >> reporter: where are you from? she says she wants her daughter home but cassie is not being allowed to leave. >> so why isn't she being allowed to leave? >> it's a really unusual story, but basically a true ant officer in their community in illinois, recommended to a judge that kasi go to montana much and that truant officer, he tells us this, he sent 29 children over the years from that small area in illinois to montana. so basically that small town