bowen yang musical guest miranda lambert.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1666 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, that sounds good [ cheers and applause i hear you that sounds great. welcome, everybody ah, you look good. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everyone you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching "the tonight show." well, guys, here's some good news today, moderna announced a new version of their covid booster that's eight times stronger and provides longer-lasting protection [ cheers ] which sounds less like a a vaccine, more like an ad for right guard deodorant. but still -- [ laughter ] seven times the protection, yeah moderna's going to have a new shot by this fall. you know the pandemic's been going on too long when even the vaccines have variants [ laughter ] and people are talking about this i saw that elon musk is threatening to walk away from his $44 billion deal to buy twitt

and this is where queen and adam lambert will open the show later tonight. he does have a surprise up his sleeve. and following them onto the stage we have diana ross, sir rod stewart, paul mccartney, george ezra, duran duran and many more. one, two, three... # good luck... # goin' round the world chasing other girls... # thinking you'll find better, baby... 0ne performer who is not feeling that pressure, however, is mabel. well, it's not really about me. do you know what i mean? it's about celebrating our queen and her reign and all the fantastic things that she's done, andjust, like, the responsibility, things that she's done. after the pageantry of trooping the colour and the gravity of friday's thanksgiving service, thejubilee concert promises to be a concentrated blast of energy. mark savage, bbc news. lovely to see you. day three of four. how do you assess this platinum jubilee celebration so far? it has been great. everyone is celebrating down to local streets in london where i'm from it has been great to see people out and about and just enjoying wha

i am with michael lambert in washington, d.c. the annual commerce at the american library association. thank you to mayor breed and supervisor safai and all members of the board of supervisors. i will not repeat all of the amazing things people said. i did want to say i think the public has made it very clear they see the library as essential public service and foundational to the prosperity of the city. during the spring of 2021, friends conducted the community survey to assess the impact of covid-19 and to understand what role the library made in meeting the residents' needs. 95% of those in san francisco believe the libraries provide essential services. 88% believe we have a crucial role in recovery. 81% believe in expanding the college prep classes. 85% would use the library more post-covid. those earning less than $100,000 in household income are able to get support services. they lack technology that the library results. it is on our website. the library is one of the most effective ways of addressing equity. while the repu

ithink queen will be opening the show with adam lambert. i think clean with adam lambert.with adam lambert will be opening that show, famously people we remember, brian may, opening the queen's goldenjubilee celebrations back in 2002 with the performance of the national anthem on the roof of buckingham palace. we don't know if they've got anything similar lined at this year but they say they do have something special up their sleeve. the likes of rod stewart taking part, not necessarily on the stage, all be people like sir elton john, there will be a contribution from sir david attenborough. and then more up and coming people, we spoke about the pop star made all performing, a real range of people, notjust a range of people who are there because they are good, strong p0p there because they are good, strong pop act, also people making wider social points, elbow will be performing with a choir of refugees from more than a dozen different countries. everyone is hoping that this evening is going to be something that, compared to the rest of thejubilee something that, compared

our kron, 4 correspondent evan lambert has an update now to sweden and finland's efforts to join nato. >> just hours after ukrainian forces say russia bombed a shopping mall filled with thousands of shoppers killing at least 18 civilians. president biden teasing more u.s. troops will be on the way to europe to help defend nato by air land and sea. >> we're standing is one to support ukraine in 2 hands are own and defense capabilities. and as i said before, the war started, proved that attack ukraine, the united states would enhance our force posture europe, respond to the reality of a new european security environment. >> the u.s. revealing it will send 2 more navy destroyers to a u.s. base in rota, spain. they'll join for that are already there increasing warfare capabilities. retired rear admiral mark montgomery tells news nation they can launch tomahawk missiles. the strike targets either on the battlefield or more strategically deep in inside russia. they have it air defense weapons. they have 80 summer in warfare. weapons and they have and on occasion have helicopters and barked

a kron. 4 correspondent evan lambert is in washington, d.c., for us tonight with that report.the allegations by former white house aide cassidy hutchinson now setting up a showdown between the aid to trump's last chief of staff mark meadows. >> and at least 3 officials charged with protecting the former president. sources close to the secret service. tell news nation the head of president trump's detail on january 6th, bobby angle in the agent driving his suv away from the rally that preceded the capitol attack are willing to testify under oath to dispute this testimony made under sworn oath. the president. >> reached up towards the front of the vehicle. the crowd at the steering wheel. mister angle grabbed his arm. so it certainly to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capitol. mister trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby angle. and mister, when mister not have recounted, the stories may hit motion towards his clavicle. ys hutchinson's account is secondhand. she was not in the presidential suv at the

public. >> is a huge step forward in the maturation of safety of this technology. >> that was evan lambert reporting for us this morning. well, for 50 layoffs have reportedly begun at tesla less than 2 weeks after ceo elon musk announced that 10% reduction in workforce, the company's fremont factory employs some 22,000 people. so these layoffs could affect thousands of bay area workers, according to business insider 13 former tesla employees have posted to linked into announced that they've been laid off. the workforce stood at a total of 100,000 employees at the end of 2021. a sacramento county gas station manager who accidently set the gas price at $0.69 a gallon has been fired. john. yeah, there you see that they're seeing there. john sesson was updating the cost of gas at his shell station in rancho cordova. and instead of changing the price to $6.99, he accidently put the decimal in the wrong place, making it $0.69. when he returned the next day, his district manager informed him the mistake that cost the gas station about $20,000. he's been fired, but he says he wants to pay the mone

became the first russian warship built at the expense of the treasury from holland , the craftsman lambert gelt was discharged, there weren’t any of their own yet , but they were built on the oka at the shipyard in the village of dediv. the eagle was sent to the caspian sea to guard our merchant ships. it is believed that the tricolor flag was raised on it for the first time. but the further fate of the frigate is not exactly known. after this creation of the fleet, peter i was already engaged. by the way, he visited didinovo many times, but the construction of large ships unfolded on other versions, solombalskaya and arkhangelsk and voronezh today in dedinov. vyspa is a monument in honor of the first-born frigate of the russian fleet, oryol a there is a version. that it was he who became the prototype of the ship on the spire of the admiralty in st. petersburg, on june 29, 1880, france had a new colony. tahiti or french polynesia preceded by a turbulent history at the beginning of the 19th century, this native kingdom, which included a number of islands, served as a bone of contention in

and this is where queen and adam lambert will open the show later tonight.e on the roof of buckingham palace this time, but i'm told he does have a surprise up his sleeve. and following them onto the stage, we have diana ross, sir rod stewart, paul mccartney, george ezra, duran duran, and many more. one, two, three. # good luck. # going round the world. # chasing other girls. # thinking you'll find better, baby #. among them is the pop singer mabel, who says she's not feeling nerves ahead of the show. well, it's not really about me. do you know what i mean, it's about celebrating our queen and her reign and all the fantastic things that she's done. after the pageantry of trooping the colour and the gravity of friday's thanksgiving service, thejubilee concert promises to be a concentrated blast of energy. mark savage, bbc news. russian forces have blown up bridges on a river near severodonetsk to stop the ukrainians bringing in reinforcements, according to the governor of ukraine's luhansk region. the city is the main focus of russia's current offensive in th

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some of the world's most popular musicians went on stage to celebrate the monarch, including adam lambert and the rock band. queen, members of the royal family who appeared on stage your majesty mommy, at the school of this evening celebration the pouring of warm affection over this whole jubilee. we go is our way of saying, thank you. thank you for your family. the country, the commonwealth. in fact, to whoa, whoa! celebrations, focus on events from queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. some fans are already shopping for jubilee memorabilia. to remember the party of a lifetime and a monarch, his long reign won't be outdone by another royal. any time soon. well, london is clearly gripped by royal fervor as it builds up to the platinum jubilees . big finale dw corresponded charlotte chelsea pill ease there. charlotte, there's already been a store started concert, but i imagine they could never assemble too many luminous personalities for her majesty. what more can we expect? what a spectacle it has been so far, an massive pageant outside buckingham palace just behind me, is already well

we've got elton john, queen and adam lambert, and diana ross.ndrew, mona. >> london bridge isn't fallin' down. it's gettin' down. >> ooh, and what prince louis are we? let's take a look at the different prince louis images. right now i will say i'm somewhere between six and eight. >> i think i'm five. >> yeah. - look, this isn't my first rodeo. and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners and it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is: how you pay it back. - [voiceover] are you living on a fixed income? worried inflation may affect your savings. call aag to discover how home equity could be a financial safety net in uncertain times. - other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you. or you can wait an

and as i took that ocarina from his defense minister, just in lambert speaking there, and she said, germany is standing by ukraine. this with german politicians have been saying all along are just how far they're willing to well, they are now getting more concrete in actually delivering those heavy weapons demanded from the ukrainian side. so far, germany has delivered hundreds of millions of years worth of ammunition and also small arms, but the heavy weapons still have not arrived on the ground. and that's what the minister is referring to at those. how it says in total. 12 together with the duct deployment of how it says will now arrive over the coming weeks. those would be the 1st heavy weapons pledged from a very long list to actually physically arrive there. and that's been the standing criticism from the ukranian side that simply not arriving fast enough. also, those swaps with other nato partners who were sending russian made tanks for german tanks. that, that is way too slow because every day counts, the crane aside, keeps dressing. now where does public german public opinion stand

evan lambert reports. >> take a taxi from the airport. it dropping out his address. i'm i'm just around the corner from the chilling 9-1-1. call shows how close the suspect who police say threatened to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh got to his alleged target. >> the threat to his life underscoring the security environment for all 9 justices as the house is set to take up a bill next week. that would expand that protection to their immediate family members. and these are all very reasonable cost in the grand scheme of things >> ensure that justice are protected and, you know, hopefully their family members and judicial staff, frankly, should be included in that as well. gabe roth runs fix the court, a non partisan supreme court watchdog group has compiled records about the cost of supreme court security there. 2 buckets of money that that come into play here. the court allocates funds for justice protection through its supreme court police to protect justices and employees. while they're in the court and through the u.s. marshals, judicial security divisio

queen the band and adam lambert geting the party started.lotte, the family and all of 22,000 of us cracking up when your majesty showed off her acting chops along with another british icon. take a look. >> perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich. i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> oh. >> the night also featuring speeches from two future kings, prince charles and his son prince william and omg, a drone show like we've never seen before. drones lighting up the skies above the palace to look like a corgi and thank you. the celebration wrapped up, and eva and i lost it over the drone show. >> the corgis -- the bone was moving across the corgi like he was going to catch it. >> his tongue came out. what was your favorite? >> that was my favorite part, the drone show. >> i think they could hear us screaming at windsor. >>> now's your chance to grab a cheesecake in the golden girls kitchen. pop-up experience coming to los angeles based on the classic sitcom that starred bea arthur, betty white, rue mcclanahan,

correspondent evan lambert explains. >> the department of homeland security warns it's seen an increase of violent extremist content and conspiracy theories in online forums. all encouraging copycats of recent deadly shootings across the country. dhs also points to more disinformation being spread in the memo saying of the uvalde shooting online, extremists, quote, seized on the event to attempt to spread disinformation and incite grievances including claims it was a government staged event meant to advance gun control measures and quote, on the same day as the dhs warning, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on domestic terrorism following the deadly buffalo supermarket shooting last month. social media is probably not made a lot of things better in america, but it certainly has not played a positive role when it comes to spreading disinformation and potentially radicalizing people who do harm to others. the alert also points to the looming supreme court decision on abortion, anti immigration sentiment following an increase of migrants at the u.s. mexico border and midterm el

lambert reporting for us tonight. the fiscal year 2023, the federal courts, including the supreme court, have requested more than 785 million dollars for security needs a new york based foundation is trying to make amends for its role in the tuskegee syphilis experiment that started in the 1930's, the milbank memorial fund covered funeral services for deceased men of the study in exchange for consent to let doctors perform autopsies on the bodies labeled with, quote, bad blood. the foundation's president is now apologizing saying there's no easy way to explain or justify its role in the deceit that to this day makes many people of color suspicious of government, health care. >> we now know the identities of the marines who died in a recent plane crash out of southern california. that plane went down near the town of glamis about 100 miles east of san diego, just southeast of the salton sea. 33 year-old captain and pilot john sachs was killed alongside 21 year-old corporal seth rasmussen, 19 year-old lance corporal kev

so when i was in the throne, lambert, florida needs a little girl gus with me. lucy's christian johnson. already met, but the reward you those are mystery. it's on your finances. losing a dis, a supports done by people take to the streets to the mom. the referendum near with talk. cuz was yours somebody. jo, no great news because a you might know them or was to do that again. is on a motion with eager to polish yet witness those tragic events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle. a slouching shitty rose and as you must answer, but what stiff is shalaya is worse. they all know more than that with me at a storage on my avoiding residents of odessa insist that the authorities must listen more to their requests. come to the negotiating table and find a suitable compromising mm. with especially studios with a crucial shortage show some leash and they will not go to shop with may the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum in the chance to speak their native language learn to live in a desert trade union building a deal genius, but also if you ju

we've got evan lambert with the latest on this morning. >> the department of homeland security warnsen an increase of violent extremist content and conspiracy theories in online forums. all encouraging copycats of recent deadly shootings across the country. dhs also points to more disinformation being spread in the memo saying of the uvalde shooting online, extremists, quote, seized on the event to attempt to spread disinformation and incite grievances including claims it was a government staged event meant to advance gun control measures and quote, on the same day as the dhs warning, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on domestic terrorism following the deadly buffalo supermarket shooting last month. social media is probably not made a lot of things better in america, but it certainly has not played a positive role when it comes to spreading disinformation and potentially radicalizing people who do harm to others. the alert also points to the looming supreme court decision on abortion in thai immigration sentiment following an increase of migrants at the u.s. mexico borde

public. >> is a huge step forward in the maturation of safety of this technology. >> that was evan lamberteporting for us tonight. >> united airlines surprise. some warriors fans traveling to boston with a pep rally at sfo this afternoon. the warriors dance team in the warriors dj handed out some free swag to the fans to get them all pumped up its terminal. we also got some rally towel so that when they touch down in boston, they'll be ready to go and bring that excitement for this very highly anticipated game. >> what kind of funny. but i think a week ago the prices are sky high after the warriors won over some boston fans are so eager to go to game 6. it looks i think it's a little cheaper for sitting outside of a boston. right now we have dancers for the know what this is about. we're going back watching the game. a chair for my fellow was murdered. there. >> looks like fun tip-off for the game. 6 o'clock tomorrow night in boston will have coverage all day all night right here on kron. 4. >> and that wraps up kron. 4 news tonight at and kylen mills coming up next with tonight's hoopsess

we have evan lambert with more on the story. >> the department of homeland security warns it's seen anlent extremist content and conspiracy theories in online forums. all encouraging copycats of recent deadly shootings across the country. dhs also points to more disinformation being spread in the memo saying of the uvalde shooting online, extremists, quote, seized on the event to attempt to spread disinformation and incite grievances including claims it was a government staged event meant to advance gun control measures and quote, on the same day as the dhs warning, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on domestic terrorism following the deadly buffalo supermarket shooting last month. social media is probably not made a lot of things better in america, but it certainly has not played a positive role when it comes to spreading disinformation and potentially radicalizing people who do harm to others. the alert also points to the looming supreme court decision on abortion, anti immigration sentiment following an increase of migrants at the u.s. mexico border and mid term election

visit the met each year, the art beyond value >> i oversee the security operation center >> reporter: lamberternando has a piece in the staff show, too. >> we all share common interests which is to preserve and protect the art for eternity >> reporter: to have your own work on display. >> it's big time stuff. >> reporter: art museum types are sometimes labeled stuffy on the contrary, check out this piece, "may we learn from a neighbor's garbage," priceless. harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, a sea of blue and gold and a lot of smiles. tens of thousands of people san francisco to celebrate the warriors' championship. >> it's time to celebrate dub nation! >> we are here and we're going to show the dubs some love. >> the mayor is fired up, the fans fired up. we have all the must see moments as the warriors made their way down market street and into history books. >>> also get ready, the heat is on. high 90s for m

we have evan lambert with the story. >> the department of homeland security warns it's seen an increaseolent extremist content and conspiracy theories in online forums. all encouraging copycats of recent deadly shootings across the country. dhs also points to more disinformation being spread in the memo saying of the uvalde shooting online, extremists, quote, seized on the event to attempt to spread disinformation and incite grievances including claims it was a government staged event meant to advance gun control measures and quote, on the same day as the dhs warning, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on domestic terrorism following the deadly buffalo supermarket shooting last month. social media is probably not made a lot of things better in america, but it certainly has not played a positive role when it comes to spreading disinformation and potentially radicalizing people who do harm to others. the alert also points to the looming supreme court decision on abortion in thai immigration sentiment following an increase of migrants at the u.s. mexico border and mid term elect

frigate, orel, which became the first russian warship built with funds from the treasury , master lambertscharged from holland, there weren’t any of their own yet, but they were built on the oka at a shipyard in the village of dediv. the eagle was sent to the caspian to guard our merchant ships. it is believed that the tricolor flag was raised on it for the first time. but the further fate of the frigate is not exactly known. after this creation of the fleet, peter the great was already engaged. by the way, many times i visited didinovo, but the construction of large ships was launched on other versions.

deliver as chancellor schultz was preparing to travel to key of president lensky issued a new appeal. lambert, that even though we need assurances from chancellor sholtes that germany supports ukraine, he and his government have to make a decision. you or they should not try to find a balance between ukraine and they relationship with russia or greener even knows them as a his girlfriend, right? ah, good stuff. would you say that chancellor schultz has exercised excessive caution? and if so, why, what do you think are his motives? ah, yes, he has exercised excessive caution. ah, and i mean, some of the rational are of these calls understandable to kind of see where the russians are, what their interests are, what they would be willing to do or not to do. the problem is, of course, if you negotiate with a counterpart, especially with a former intelligence officer that they will of course not negotiate in good faith . and they will not tell you the truth. they will also target to probe you to manipulate you to tell you things from that a day expect that put in expect um, or to a make sholtes do

evan lambert tells us if the automated technology really works in the real world.e questions about the safety of high-tech driver assistance systems. we're getting our first look at some of the most comprehensive federal crash data on these partly autonomous cars. >> in a 10 month period from july, first 2021 to may 15th of this year, the national highway transportation safety administration says advanced tech that automatically regulates speed. lets drivers change lanes or puts on the brakes was involved in 367 crashes. 6 were fatal. that's for all advanced tech of that data. set 273 or nearly 70% involved. teslas running the electric car. giants autopilot technology. it's really hard to draw a lot of conclusions about net safety from this data. >> what you can do is look for patterns. some of these crashes have grabbed national attention, including this one involving a tesla in autopilot in 2019 video shows that rear ending a pickup truck in california eventually throwing a 15 year-old boy who wasn't wearing a seatbelt to his death. well, tesla had the most accid

say she is innocent, some plans to address the international community to appeal her conviction. lambert's ult bolivians gathered outside the court house in the nation's capital to celebrate the decision. after the sentence was handed down, the investigation had been initiated by morales is left wing party, which regained office in 2020. daniel shall the professor of latin american studies at new york university say the ruling will be felt in washington. this strike sharing so washington that a peoples government that the m a s in bolivia could try these qu mongers, these us sponsored violators of human rights, the perpetrators of the sing kata ah massacre. in bolivia, janine on years is behind bars. for 10 years on this sends a clear message that the bolivian people will take justice into their own hands regardless of what washington thinks, time of monroe is them in the 1824 monroe doctrine, the time of south american caribbean as the united states is back yard that epic of history has ended, but the majority of countries were not at the summit of the americas odds. 22 countries boycotte

visit the met each year, the art beyond value >> i oversee the security operation center >> reporter: lamberternando has a piece in the staff show, too. >> we all share common interests which is to preserve and protect the art for eternity >> reporter: to have your own work on display. >> it's big time stuff. >> reporter: art museum types are sometimes labeled stuffy on the contrary, check out this piece, "may we learn from a neighbor's garbage," priceless. harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >> nicole: of course i understand, rafe. i'm--why wouldn't i? this is just how it has to be, and given the circumstances... it's best to call off the wedding. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> lani: and julie, um, please give jack and jennifer my love. tell them how terribly sorry eli and i are. and that whoever took abigail's life--that we will bring them to justice. same here. give my love to doug. bye. [maracas shaking] ♪ ♪ [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> tr: what about justi

show him like she is preserving, i'm, you should know might you plug with if marsan, very dunedin, lambert of elizabeth, zeros and put your men just in the us got over this i vision especially with a young national capital design. the grant dental directors cannot pick any form for you. many people do, ah ah, yes, absolutely. well, with some of the free people when enough was shock. because usually i'm not sure somebody who can watch some stuff done with anymore. but i felt like need somebody out there with with a, with a double off, which can you with a song i had to do missions there. one time that a guy that fought again. soviets and he told me it was such a pleasure to fight with you because you fought, honestly, we saw your soldiers. we fought against those you for to gaze directly at the same time you will build the hospitals, schools and all this stuff. but is a medical even do you have the mon bus from somewhere from all to space on that seat? so i spoke with madison both both the models you need to do both with a, a, a, a, a, a, with a personal number be ended up with a new busine

and yet he sentenced is though he worked this in the trigger over he, lambert, i'm thinking even beyond that because that isn't just an argument about a mia? it's an argument about young people commit serious crime just because they're 16. do you think they should have a lesser sentence? but what we know about young people's brains, the way they operate, how they influenced michael? it's fact now isn't. it's not a theory about young people having undeveloped brains. michael. right, this is exactly right. i mean, we've, we've, we've come far enough and psychological research in psycho social research to know that a colleague of mine used to say the rental car companies get it right. so they won't rent generally to anybody $25.00. and they do so on the basis of actuarial data, right, that shows who's responsible for, for car crashes. and in the same way, the kind of impulsiveness, the, sort of the kinds of motivations that under pressure, particularly with in the company of others, in the company of peers, that lead young people to come at acts that they, themselves will never do. once th

some of the names include queen the band at now fronted by the singer adam lambert. we're also going to have alicia keys. are the proceedings are going to be brought to a close by ad sharon, singing the song perfect. there will also be spoken interludes. i understand from the famous naturalist as is to david and bra and the football a former football david beckham 2. and what's interesting though is that the queen herself won't be in attendance. so she is going to be at windsor castle. she has been feeling quite frail after the exertions of thursdays, events, and so she won't actually be here, but that doesn't take away from the sense here in central london of glorious sunshine, feeding into a sense of well being and a sense of thanksgiving for the work on the sacrifice on the ship, just just to giving that the, that her majesty put in over these 70 years that she's been on the throne. a scientist submission to start warning about the concentration of carbon dioxide in the planet's atmosphere. the u. s. climate agency says it's reached a record level that's 50 percen

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there is named after step on lambert out of a mandatory hero worship in mclean. susie's and do himself kelly's ends of thousands of jews. actually, i'm was allied with nazis. conclusion here seems to be getting his candidacy through at by now pay later program. the question is, will it actually ever be able to pay up? perhaps it's still too early to ask such questions when engagement doesn't always lead to marriage? in any case, you leaders are due to decide on ukraine's candidate seders. later this week, russia accuses lithuania of breaching international law and violating bilateral treaties after villainous bands, the transition of goods between the russian ex clave of clinic grad and the mainland. as in e, u. member state lithuania within the framework of sanctions violates a number of legally binding international legal acts affecting not only the obligations of lithuania itself, but also the e. as a whole, lithuania, as the flagship of the destruction of international law, russian officials have listed a number of international agreements which include a fundamental world trade or