emily sherman, a formal workforce woman. thank you very much. emily and i have let's have a look at some of the other stores making her laws around the world. large crowds gathered in london on thursday to celebrate queen elizabeth platinum jubilee mocking 70 years on the throne. and renewed concerns about the queen's health as buckingham palace said she was experiencing discomfort and would not take part in ceremonies on friday. celebrations will take place through sunday candidates prime minister just into dough has signed a major land claim, settlement with a native tribe. the government will pay more than $1300000000.00 canadian dollars to the seek seeka 1st nation for seizing over half its land. more than a century ago. trudeau said it was one of the largest such settlements. the treaty 7 was in the u. s. state of iowa, a man has shot and killed 2 women before turning the gun on himself. the incident took place outside the cornerstone church. that's a mega church in the town of aims while a service was being held inside. it's the latest in a

that russia itself hasn't violated wrong, is russia, analysts and former moscow correspond, and emily sherman is here with more the lithuanian prime minister. they're not very well worried apparently about those threats. how concerned should the west bee about those warning? well, the secretary of russia security council warned of serious consequences for the lithuanian people without saying what those consequences would actually be. we heard from a lower level official, the governor of the region of cleaning god, who actually said that one potential response could be that russia could limit the transit of lithuanian goods in a kind of tit for tat response. but of course, the language that we're hearing, especially higher up in the food chain as it were in the kremlin, is much more dramatic. so i mentioned security council secretary, he framed all of this as essentially the next step in nato. upping its presence at russia's border, as he said, that it's an example that you cannot trust the west even with written promises. and of course, is all happening as well against the backdrop of kind of

we'll have to leave it there, emily sherman show, and thanks so much ukrainian, prosecutors say that they have identified thousands of cases of war crimes committed by russian forces during the invasion. they include execution style killings, the rape of women, and children and torture. now throw authorities in keith are determined to bring the property, pre perpetrators, excuse me, to justice. and as d, w 's, terry schultz reports. there are means of doing this, but it will not be easy. a warning, this report contains images that you may find disturbing. 100 days of war, more than 15000 to legit war crimes and a crime scene expanding virtually an entire country. boucher air pin, harkey. more you both international investigators want to see the perpetrators in another city as soon as possible. the hague. we all know who are responsible for the civil for these dis, forever is and what is going on or ukraine. of course, this president of russian federation and his team actually who started this war, who started to kill civilians, rape, or oh, city allowance to after civilians alleged a

ask your almond, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelsey, brian, mike, emily, brian, david shermanand our leader jon towers. senator tester, tony mclean, his chief and simon kuhn. hyper should the opportunity to be on the senate floor at this moment. for what i hope will be a resounding victory. not for senator tester, not for gerry moran. n but for the veterans of america who served our nation admirably. did what they were asked to do an encounter things that should not have encountered that have lasted the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we are hill here to fulfill a commitment and a promise. we begin that we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. >> the senator from montana for a quick thank you president. iat want to thank senator moran for his comments but i did not hear everything he had to say but one of the things he said was we may not be the most important people in this process in your one 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too may be able to think on this legislati

dearing leads that list, asher alman, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelley baron, emily brady, brian mann, david sherman and our leader, john towers. and senator test every, tony mcclain, his chief, and simon coup. i hope this will be a resounding victory not for senator tester, not for jerry moran, but for veterans of america who served our nation admirably, did what they were asked to do and encountered things they should not have encountered that have lasted, the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we're here to fulfill a commitment and a promise and we begin that, we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank senator moran for his comments. i didn't hear everything you had to say, but when i came in, one of the things you said is we may not be the most important people in this process. and you are 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too many people to thank on this legislation, and i'm going to get to

dearing leads that list, asher alman, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelley baron, emily brady, brian mann, david sherman and our leader, john towers. and senator test every, tony mcclain, his chief, and simon coup. i hope this will be a resounding victory not for senator tester, not for jerry moran, but for veterans of america who served our nation admirably, did what they were asked to do and encountered things they should not have encountered that have lasted, the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we're here to fulfill a commitment and a promise and we begin that, we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank senator moran for his comments. i didn't hear everything you had to say, but when i came in, one of the things you said is we may not be the most important people in this process. and you are 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too many people to thank on this legislation, and i'm going to get to