abi wants to use this anniversary as a watershed, a chance to prevent future generations to feel thed to apologize for japan's actions. he wants to give japan the right not just to defend itself but it's glfrmths allies as a nor l normalized nation. the path he wants to move beyond is hugely device i've until japan's relationships with neighbors. the prime minister's personal poll numbers have plunged. public opposition to free up pass fist he recast in japan's post war mindset seems to be his main an mating cause as he is determined to press on. al jazeera, tokyo. >> in great brittain, members of the royal family and veterans of world war ii are commemorating victover over japan. it will include a service followed by a lane of -- laying of wreaths at a parade. simon mcgregor woods is live at that commemoration. simon? >> reporter: that's right. the queen of england left this church behind me. she led the first event of this 70th anverts recommemoration, religious service along with a handful of surviving veterans of that conflict. as you say, there will be other official events with

he said abi's statement included a few regrettable points.hina, foreign ministry said abi had been evasive on the issue of military aggression and should have made an apology to the victim countries. neither by jing or seoul wolt have been impressed where 14 war criminals are honored. abi wants to use this an versus riaz a watershed to prevent future generations toss continually apologize for world war ii actions. he says he wants to give japan the right not just to defend itself but also it's allies as a normalized nation in the 21st century. the problem is the past he wants to move beyond is hugely devisive and in japan's relationships with its nabors. his personal poll numbers have plunged. public opposition to free up passvism is at 60%. his post-war mindset seems to be his main cause and he is determined to press on. harry faucet. >> members of the royal family are commemorating victory over japan. simon mcgregor wood is life there for us what's planned for today? >> reporter: well, a pretty traditional commemoration. >>> with the passin

preside the president said abi's statement included few of a regrettable points and called on japan to uphold previous apologies through actions. china's foreign ministry said abi was evasive regarding military aggression and should have made a sincere apology to the victim countries. neither beijing nor seoul would have been impressed that he sent a cash offering to the shrine where war criminals are also honored. abi wants to use this anniversary ve as a chance to prevent future general raises continually apologize for japan's world war ii actions. he says he wants to give japan the right not just to defend itself but also it's allies as a normalized national in the 21st century. the problem is that the past he wants to move beyond is still hugely devisive here at home and in japan's relationship with neighbors. >> the prime minister poll numbers to clear up passivist restrictions on the military remains at 60%. recasting the post-war mindset seems to be the main an mating cause and he is determined to press on. harry faw seatbelt, al jazeera, tokyo. >> in the u.k., the prime ministe

he found a car seat for the aby, drove them to hotel, and used his own money to a room. funds.d the extra who would it hurt, just to set them up for the night? i didn't think anything other than just doing my job. ashley: officer atkinson says he was just doing what officers all over our country do on a daily basis, protecting and serving the community. actions are getting a lot of well-deserved attention on the internet. the police department posted the pictures on facebook. this story and the pictures ever likes.re than 11,000 still, he insists he did what any other officer would have done. >> we don't do it for recognition. we do it because this is our duty. ashley: ashley coleman, abc 7 news. tonight, a lawsuit years in the making finally filed. montgomery county and metro have sued three construction firms troubles associated with the silver spring transit center. in that $166 million suit, they arege these companies responsible for five years of delays and $50 million of cost correct some -- a subpar work. one company says the complaint "overblown and simply incorr

aby. thanks for joining us. tonight, a special report on the "hurledded and very expensive f 35 fighter. with a price tag in excess of a trillion dollars, it is the most expensive weapons program in the history of the united states. the pentagon says the f-35 will ensure america's air superiority for decades. it will bring cutting edge technology. critics have called it a hot mess and one of the biggest white elephants in history. we begin at nellis air force base in nevada. one place the f-35 is being tested. at outskirts of las vegas is where american pilots learn the art of aerial combat. here the full array of u.s. air power is on display from proven work horses like the f -15 and f-16 to more modern aircraft like the f-22. you will also find the latest addition to america's military arsenal, the f-35 is the most expensive weapons program in american history. according to one pentagon report, it has a price tag of $1.4 trillion. so far the pentagon has bought almost 150 f-35s with more on the assembly line.

aby. thousands of people took to the streets in protest. in hebron some protesters clashed with the army and a palestinian teenager was killed during clashes with israeli forces. the u.n. security council called for calm. in a statement that the u.n. said members emphasised the importance of statements condemning the attack and acts of violence and encouraging sides to work to lower and rejects violence avoid provocation. the widespread international condemnation is of little comfort to the people on the occupied west bank as stephanie dekker reports. >> reporter: the family share the only bedroom. they would have been fast asleep when their window smashed and the small place set on fire. they heard screens, this person saw the attacker standing over the parents. he went to get help. when he came back the two men were gone. >> translation: smoke was coming out of the house. i saw the 4-year-old. i pulled him out. they told me another baby was inside. the flames were big. there was a huge b

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japan, and japan is back, they have lobbyers, the new prime minister and abi is smart, really smart,nd he's negotiating against carolyn kennedy. carolyn. [ laughter ] and i was watching "60 minutes," i'll give you guys a plug, watching "60 minutes" and they're doing a feet our carolyn kennedy. i like her, you know why? ivanka likes her, anybody my daughter likes, we love ivanka. so what happens is that they're doing a feature, and they said how do you become ambassador to japan? and with japan, the ambassadors a very important position, you negotiate, you need someone sharp, you need a killer, right? a smart killer, not a dumb killer. there are plenty of dumb killers. you need somebody smart. how do you get the ambassadorship? she said, well, this is close, you can check it out. i don't know, i wanted a job and had nothing to do, so i went to the white house and i said could i have a job? do you have anything for me to do? they said how would you like to be ambassador to japan? and she said really? this is -- this is -- she said i'll do it. she couldn't believe she got it. and show t

and the two who never knew each other as children came together aby music. >> how much of your relationshipeen inspired by operation pedro pan? >> i believe a lot. i believe -- i know as a matter of fact that being an artist, you touch people's emotions including your own. >> which of your songs makes you the most emotional and touched? >> well, of course it's a song that -- it's a song that i wrote, it's called our day will be arriving. and for some reason, that song touched the deepest fiber of emotion in the heart of every cuban inside the island. and around the world. >> can you see more of lori jane gliha's report on "america tonight" at 10:00 eastern time. john suarez joins us from miami. john first of all what was your reaction to the u.s. flag going up at the u.s. embassy in havana? >> i was a bit upset because the embassy did not invite any dissidents or human rights defenders to the act, it was just representatives of the dictatorship and lobbyists and folks who want to do business with the regime and the u.s., who took part in the event. i believe an opportunity was missed. >> wh

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thinking believe that a stable and lasting middle east can be built by working with iran anymore as abyking with isis statement ship. it is pure fantasy. the debt for radical islamic terrorism is real and it is not limited to the middle east. we have our teaching traces on american soil in the attacks on fort hood, boston, and chattanooga. i have a plan to keep our children and our grandchildren safe from the threats of radical islamic terrorism. first, we need to secure our homeland. to do that, we need to admit that are seven border is riddled with holes. you see, ex -- the islamic extremists and other terrorists are most likely using the same trails into our homeland as the drug cartels, the weapon smugglers, and the human traffickers. we must secure our border at any cost. provide the we must personnel and technology to maintain it but there is more. is investigating isis in all 50 states. we need to restore counterterrorism, surveillance programs, invest into cyber tools, and improve intelligence and law-enforcement cooperation to catch terrorists before they strike. next, we need

they believe that abi will buy sab. belief is that if that happens, they have to difficult vest ownership with tap. the big winner is mostly kors and they are happy. >> corona people are presuming that that deal happens. you win either way. i am surprised there isn't an activist. the activists like to go where they can win. media stocks were one thing. what's going on here. i am looking at marvest energy. >> greg armstrong, the chairman and ceo of plains all-american if you listen to this quote, we have always felt these were tow roads. he is talking about competition. when you cut production the way people are, you don't want competition. if iran comes on and they don't make room this is the middle east. it could get ugly a little longer. talking about the fact that the middle east is flooding this country with oil. what is interesting is markwest is nat gas. they are in incredible demand. is markwest a buy? it is still under pressure from hedge fund and double levered to catch the distribution. after today, you might

. >> reporter: the game-changing conversation kicked off with a mom of three, abi, who tweeted this photo for building sets and a separate sign for girls' building sets. the caption reading, don't do this, target. that picture retweeted nearly 3,000 times. >> as my kids got old enough to notice there is a distinction, my boys didn't want to go down the girlie aisles, we would have conversations. it's okay for kids to play with any toys they want to. >> reporter: target vowing to change with the times by revamping signage, in their toys as well as home entertainment areas. saying, in the kids' bedding area, signs will no longer feature suctions for boys or girls, just kids. in toy aisles, they'll remove reference to gender, including the use of pink, blue, yellow, or green paper on the back walls of our shelves. >> retailers have a great opportunity here. they're opening up a world of possibility for these kids. >> reporter: this isn't the first time retailers have ditched gender retastory yo typ. in 2012, a 13-year-old urged easy bake ovens to move to a more neutral product. speaking of g

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abi, he's brutal what he's doing to us.y the way, in case anyone isn't noticing. we need a person with tremendous drive and tremendous smarts. >> mr. trump, i want to go back to this issue of you and the establishment. you're freaking a lot of people out. they're worried now you might be the nominee or be what they consider a disruptive force. two people in particular constantly talking about you in a negative way, george will, charles krauthammer. i wonder if you think you can become the republican nominee without winning them over or you don't care about winning them over? >> a plot of pundits have come long way. yesterday at the speech, i was proud because the cnn reporter said it was the single greatest speech she had heard. >> which reporter? >> i said that's a nice statement. >> who was that? >> i don't know her name, but she was wearing a beautiful red dress. she looked good to me. anybody who says nat looks good to me. >> even if richard haass -- if richard haass is wearing a red dress and says that would he look go