War ii. Good morning. Well have a short leisure walk. Right heres our largest artifact. After World War ii and our local businessmen wanted a place to tell our japaneseamerican story, what happened during World War ii. And coincidentally, the japanese veteran of World War ii also wanted a place to exhibit their story of World War ii. And this buddhist temple first built way back in 1925 was vacant, and they got in contact with the city and were able to lease it out for 50 years for 1 a year. So, the this little tokyo businessmen and the veterans incorporated 1985, and they were able to open up the japaneseamerican national museum in 1992 in this old buddhist temple. This temple is a replica from a temple in kyoto, japan, but the canopy is made the original one is made of wood. Here its made of concrete. And the architect, mccline, was the firsttime builder of a buddhist temple. He was a specialist in making public schools, so were not sure how and why he had this northern wall. Thats n
casey anthony speaking out in her first interview since she was accused and acquitted of killing her daughter. nine years after, how she feels about those who think she s responsible. i don t gave [ bleep ] about what anybody thinks about. i never will. casey anthony in her own words for the first time. tuesday mar 7, 2017. this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live in studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. i m savannah guthrie alongside willie geist. who s padded the crowd this morning with some furry friends. always a fun week. march madness beginnings. politics to talk about first of course. as house republicans roll out their plan to repeal and replace obamacare, as the white house also dealing with questions over its new travel ban just unsaild and the president s claim over the weekend, without evidence, that trump tower was by president obama during the campaign. we have complete coverage of all of this. and we
killing her daughter. i m still not even certain as i stand here today about what happened. nine years after kay cialy s death, how casey feels about that she s responsible. casey anthony in her own words for the first time, today, tuesday, march 7th, 2017. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. i m savannah guthrie, with willie geist, who has padded the crowd. the mascots tournament. march madness begins. our top story, the grueling battle shaping up in washington, as house republicans roll out their plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this, as the white house is dealing with questions over its new travel ban just unveiled. and the president s claim over the weekend, without evidence, that trump tower was wiretapped by president obama during the campaign. we have complete coverage of all of this. and we re going to talk to th
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