confront these issues, come up with a roadmap that makes sense, and we will confront -- if they challenge their own citizens on the issue of human rights, you will hear us loudly and clearly. >> very good discussion there with u.s. secretary of state john kerry on what next for cuban/u.s. relations. now, japan is commemorating the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii with services around the country. earlier, emperor akihito expressed deep remorse over the conflict. prime minister shinzo abe offered profound grief for the millions killed and remorse for his country's participation, but mr. abe said future japanese generations shouldn't need to keep apologizing. of course, many young soldiers paid the ultimate sacrifice during world war ii, but a bond has been formed between the family of an american airman shot down over tokyo and a japanese man. he has fulfilled his father's final wish, and as will ripley now reports, it is now a mission