united states and around the world. and just ahead on cnn newsroom make no mistake, if any object presents a threat to the safety and security of the american people, i will take it down. to see that i couldn t stop it, it was the worst thing. they were like my kids. we will go through this process with the citizens of east palestine for as long as it takes. just happened to hit some good shots finally and made a couple putts. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is friday, february 17th. in washington, d.c., u.s. president biden is finally speaking publicly about those unidentified objects shot out of the sky by the military. he says nothing suggests these objects are related to china s spy balloon program or that they were surveillance objects from any other country. it is important to note the u.s. has not been able to recover any of the debris because of the remote locations and severe weather. phil mattingly r
an articllery shells. but still days of testing and inspecting to make sure that this can be turned into an artillery shell that can be fired on the battlefield. reporter: the process doesn t end here. the empty shells are shipped to another plant for explosives. and the enemy here is father time. ukraine can burn through the plant s monthly production in half a week locked in a grinding war of attrition with russian mercenaries. current rate on the ammunition is many times higher than our current rate of production. reporter: one year in, the war has turned into a vicious math problem, how to make enough ammo for ukraine, the united states and allies. the pentagon is already planning on new plants in texas and canada, part of a race to increase the capacity of the
are feeling satisfied with their moment, people would want to stay and reflect longer if they could, but the way that it is being organised has gone down well with the crowds, and certainly, people feel like they are coming out, and the process doesn t really end when they come out the whole, as i said, plenty of people emerge into the street, taking a moment to reflect. they are not immediately rushing off, they are standing with the people they are with or have been queueing with if they are on their own, to reflect on what has just happened, so it is a special time for people who have made the journey here, this morning. peter wade i have not heard one person complaining yet about the time that they have stood in line i complaining yet about the time that they have stood in line they have stood in line i have not heard they have stood in line i have not heard one they have stood in line i have not heard one person they have stood in line i have i not heard one pe
i would be shocked if the department of justice doesn t fairly quickly hold him and decide to prosecutor and take him to a grand jury and come up with an indictment. do you subscribe to the view that it s taking the department of just too long to put together a tay, taking too long to look at the former president? you know, the process doesn t move swiftly. it never has, never will, and probably never should. you have to be careful when you put the entire weight of the u.s. government behind somebody in a criminal case. i think that care is always appropriate. what we don t know is what they are or are not doing with donald trump. is there an investigation going on? is a grand jury looking at him?