they want to defend japan's status as a pacifist nation. its military has been constitutionally banned from active combat the second world war. the bills destroy the principles of our hot the touche in. it means a big shift for japan to become a country which can fight wars. we cannot accept these bills. it affects the direction of our country and everyday life. we aim to stop them from passing in the parliament's upper house. >> they have 60 days to review the legislation. the bills are not pass, they will return to the lower house where the coalition and push them in the law. brent: here is a round up of stories around the world. militant say that one of the rockets destroyed an ejection navy vessel off the sinai peninsula. a jewish and military spokesman said the vessel caught fire after an exchange of what he called terrorist elements. no fatalities have been reported. pro-government forces have regained control of the city in southern yemen. officials say parts of the exiled government have returned to the city. the turnout of nigeria

they want to defend japan's status as a pacifist nation. its military has been constitutionally banned from active combat the second world war. the bills destroy the principles of our hot the touche in. it means a big shift for japan to become a country which can fight wars. we cannot accept these bills. it affects the direction of our country and everyday life. we aim to stop them from passing in the parliament's upper house. >> they have 60 days to review the legislation. the bills are not pass, they will return to the lower house where the coalition and push them in the law. brent: here is a round up of stories around the world. militant say that one of the rockets destroyed an ejection navy vessel off the sinai peninsula. a jewish and military spokesman said the vessel caught fire after an exchange of what he called terrorist elements. no fatalities have been reported. pro-government forces have regained control of the city in southern yemen. officials say parts of the exiled government have returned to the city. the turnout of nigeria

it reinterprets the country answer constitution which calls for japan to be a pacifist nation. active collective self defense. >> thousands also rallied outside government buildings in protest. they are worried the legislation could draw their country into war. japan's lower house is expected to approve the bills later this week. >>> tomorrow marks 70 years since the u.s. military tested its first taming bomb inside new mexico. people living near what's known as the trinity site are suffered from higher levels of cancer. tristan atone has their story. >>> in 1945, many americans knew something had happened outside. where in gallup, an associated press story stated a munitions factory had exploded. never mentioning the testing. lopez wouldn't the 135 acres that has supported his family for almost 50 years may be slowly killing him. >> we raised a lot of vegetables. yeah, we do a lot of that. but once i got cancer i quit the vegetable part. >> though he has no medical proof he believes that radiation from the facility contributed directly to his lymphoma. those down wind claim th

japanese prime minister shinzo abe has pushed for the nation's pacifist constitution to be rewritten. >> the security situation surrounding japan is becoming increasingly challenging. with this in mind, it is an absolutely necessary legislation to protect the lives of the japanese and also to prevent the country from going to war. amy: many members of the japanese parliament protested within the parliament as well. newly published national security agency documents leaked by edward snowden have revealed israeli naval commandos were responsible for the mysterious 2008 assassination of a top aide to syrian president bashar al-assad. muhammad suleiman was shot and killed by sniper while he was holding a dinner party at his beachfront home in tartus syria. details of the assassination were included in a secret nsa document titled "manhunting timeline published by the intercept on wednesday. puerto rico missed a $93.7 million debt payment yesterday as the island's debt crisis worsens. puerto rico governor alejandro garcÍa padilla has repeatedly said the country must renegotiate its debt le

a core value at the center of barack obama's politics and his rise to be a national and international figure. never a pacifist, but he values and has been able to articulate from the beginning of what he sees as the value of trying to negotiate and being willing to talk even to the people in the world with whom our country has the biggest disagreements. and so, today, alongside everything else, because of that value of his, because he is president, today was basically the day that it could be proclaimed from the white house that despite all appearances to the contrary over recent decades, we're not actually going to have a war with iran. >> today, after two years of negotiations, the united states, together with our international partners, has achieved something that decades of animosity has not. a comprehensive, long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. >> it matters who is president. it matters who is president here

pacifist constitution. the bill now goes to the senate. japan and china held high-level talks hours after the defensive though. nationalecurity advisers met the state counselor in beijing with bilateral ties. yang said the stocks are a big step forward. they pave the way for more discussions in the future. hence that china wants better relations with its second-largest trading partner. back to the markets, china expected $53s than million. the service provider started marketing shares earlier this month amidst the stock plunge at home. netflix surged to a record high after reporting new subscribers. shares up 18%. that pushed the nasdaq as well. as for the broader market, the s&p 500 gained 0.8%. a hairs breath away from another record high. let's get more with chris bertelsen. he joins us from sarasota. it is interesting to see such fogginess in the market on wall street considering there really wasn't anything to hang your hat on. chris: i think they have cemented the bricks in the wall of fourier. .e have greece behind us it looks like puerto rico is beginning to be settled. the more you look at the environment ther