and jonathan charles will be back in about half an hour to review the main stories being covered by the global media. we have lots of interesting stories to get our teeth into. there are growing fears of an environmental disaster in the east china sea as a huge tanker continues to leak oil two days after colliding with a cargo ship. the iranian vessel, which was carrying the equivalent of about a million barrels of oil to south korea, is still ablaze. 32 crew members are still missing. andy moore reports. still burning fiercely many hours after the original collision, and still no confirmed news about the fate of its 32 crew. 30 were iranian and two were from bangladesh. the sanchi is more than 170 metres long and carrying just under —— 270 metres long and carrying just under a million barrels of oil. now, if the entire cargo ends up in the ocean, that will effectively be in the top ten oil spills worldwide ever. so it has a huge potential for environmental damage. the pa namanian—registered tanker set off from iranian oil port of kharg island in the persian gulf on its journey to

jonathan: the charles county school superintendent claims there there is no evidence to claim any victims came forward before bell's arrest. but the school system is working to improve training and security. michelle: a kensington school says it has fired a coach it learned is a high-ranking member of the alt-right movement. they said greg conti had been using alternate identity for his work with the radical group. he was known there as greg ritter. they confirm the firing saying that he is now a full-time race warrior. now to a stormwatch7 winter weather alert and what you might be doing to keep warm in the car that could cost you hundreds in fines. jonathan: bailing water from a d.c. fish market and how an effort like this can help almost michelle: an independent review blames officials for the near disaster at the tallest dam. they say they failed to recognize construction and design flaws at the orville dam. both of the dam's spillways failed last february. jonathan: developing now, d.c. firefighters rush to stabilize a barge at the seafood market. started to take on water at 7:00 thi

his father, a developer charles kushner, served a 14-month federal sentence. jonathan capehart is an opinion writer for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor and tim o'brien is executive editor of bloomberg gadfly and bloomberg view, also an msnbc contributor, and the author of a donald trump biography. jonathan, let's first get to prison reform. this is something that democrats can get on board with. it's something people who did not vote for donald trump, didn't think donald trump would be their champion, can get on board with. do you think this could take off and move the feelings about donald trump in a positive direction among those who don't like him? >> okay. put the president aside for a moment. keep in mind that prison reform was something, and criminal justice reform but particularly prison reform is something that was being worked on on capitol hill in the senate in the last year of the obama administration. remember famously senators cory booker, democrat of new jersey and rand paul, republican, kentucky, an unlikely bipartisan coalition work