plus more firepower for ukraine, the u.s. about to approve longer range missiles to counter russians on the battlefield. and too cold for school, classes in big cities like boston and buffalo canceled with the coldest windchills since the 1980s about to take hold. it is friday, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans. right now chinese spies could be watching you from above from a high altitude spy balloon. the pentagon says they have been tracking this balloon about the size of three buss for days. people on the ground in montana at any didn t know what to make of it at first. there is the moon. all right. and then there is that. what planet is that? that sighting raises two big questions, what is it doing here and what does the biden administration plan to to about it. we get more from oren liebermann at the pentagon. reporter: for several days now the u.s. has been tracking this surveillance balloon over northern u.s.,
speaker johnson. let s go out front i m. erin burnett outfront tonight from the trial to the trail for president trump. in a rare break for the courtroom today, hitting the campaign trail. and he got an plane and flew out to michigan. this is freeland, michigan where you re looking right now, live pictures of trump right now on the podium. and he is maybe coming out swinging today using the stage to tear into the judge, overseeing his hush money trial belongs is no crime. i have a crooked judge is a totally conflicted judge. then i get indicted again, and then i got indicted again. and then i get indicted by a fani with her boyfriend a crooked judge, a conflict, a judge well, that is the judge who is holding a hearing first thing tomorrow morning about whether trump violated his gag order four more times. now, remember the judge, juan, were sean that rule that trump had already violated the gag order nine times. and if he and what was crucial, what he said in the room t
this is due to every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes brutality on the streets of zimbabwe in peace these opposition supporters who peacefully protest it despite a battle will we see more scenes like this in the coming days the m.d.c. has vowed to continue the demonstrations. and comic relief for the ones who ve lived through our offices in the central african republic are using theatre to make people aware of the newport deaths can save up to prosecute war crimes committed in the country we re talking to a prosecutor from the court. hello i m christine will welcome to day devaney is africa it s good to have you along it s been a tense day in zimbabwe police clashed with anti-government protesters in the capital harare this morning opposition supporters took to the streets despite
a police ban on the protest which was upheld by his high court police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the demonstration is around 80 people were arrested and several beaten by
drama day oh gee it s all about their little time rachel join me for me to get something to host. this is d w news live from berlin hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators rally on the city s streets in defiance of a police band thousands of people marched through downtown hong kong they accuse china of or a nagging on a deal meant to safeguard the island s freedoms also coming up drone attacks for saudi arabia to cut in how it s crude oil production in the world s largest oil
processing facility was set ablaze by the assault to the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility but the u.s. blames iran. and in the soccer the race for the title heats up early on as far as the door from take up entire live it wasn t on match day for. america evanston it s good to have you with us. we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy protesters have defied a police ban and taken to the streets once again thousands of people are marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district many shops have
bialik asked trend airports city managed by from. this is deja news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump tweets that the u.s. is a locked and loaded after drone strikes damaged major oil facilities in saudi arabia american officials blame iran even though hooty rebels in yemen claim responsibility for oil prices jumped 19 percent its market opening before dropping players also on the show. a landmark election in tunisia counting is underway after
voters went to the polls in snap the presidential elections the vote is seen as a potential model of peaceful political transition in the north african country. and we look at how hong kong ex-pats living here in berlin are showing solidarity with the protest movement gripping their hometown. next vice or welcome to the program oil prices briefly surged a whopping 19 percent as asian markets opened after a weekend attacks on saudi arabia s oil infrastructure twin drone strikes cut the kingdom s output by half earlier u.s. president