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it sailed through prince william sound. 4 a.m. on march 24, which was good friday, it hit black reef, which was a well marked navigational hazard in prince william sound. what happened before -- there had been reports of icebergs in the tanker lanes. so the captain asked for permission to deviate from the tanker lanes to avoid icebergs. it's a fairly tricky maneuver, but nothing unusual. it happened all the time. the failure was to return to the taker lanes at the appropriate point. instead, the ship sailed into this reef. there were conditions on the ship that contributed to the accident. there was always a question as to whether the master was drinking and if he was drinking, was it a factor? that was never a established clearly and i kind of doubt it myself. what he did was to put the first mate in charge of the bridge and go below to do paperwork. the crew was worked very hard. the size of the crew had been reduced. it was a constant battle of fatigue and overwork and that was identified as a contributing factor. at any rate,

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. >> the crown prince is a wrecking ball. >> that prince, mohammad bin salman. >> he is dangerous. >>ccused of involvement in the murder -- >> outrage. >> -- of a "washington post" journalist. >> khashoggi's body was dismembered -- >> actually brought a bone saw into the consulate -- >> chopped up into small pieces -- >> but that crown prince, mbs, is changing saudi arabia. >> a new era, new age. >> this man is extremely popular. >> in one of the most repressive countries in the world, an authoritarian, absolute monarchy. all of a sudden some simple, everyday freedoms -- >> i'm excited. >> america and the saudis have had a deal. >> just keep your pumps open, your prices low, and you can do whatever you want out back. >> we remember jamal khashoggi! >> but can america forgive a hideous crime? >> why would you bring a bone saw to an interrogation? >> in saudi arabia, almost nothing is what it seems. to find the real story here, you have to go beneath the surface. about one mile need, to be precise. there's more oil in saudi arabia than almost anywhere else on earth. when oil was first d

. >> the crown prince is a wrecking ball. >> that prince, mohammed bin salman. >> he is dangerous. >> accused of involvement in the murder. >> an outrage. >> of a "the washington post" journalist. >> khashoggi's body was dismembered. >> actually brought a bone saw into the consulate. >> chopped up into small pieces. >> but that crown prince, mbs, is changing saudi arabia. >> a new era. >> this man is extremely popular. >> in one of the most repressive countries in the world. >> an authoritarian absolute monarchy. >> all of a sudden some simple every day freedoms. >> i'm excited. >> america and the saudis have had a deal. >> just keep your pumps open, your prices low and you can do whatever you want out back. >> jamal khashoggi. >> but can america forgive a hideous crime? why would you bring a bone saw to an interrogation? in saudi arabia almost nothing is what it seems. to find the real story here you have to go beneath the surface. about 1 mile beneath to be precise. there is more oil in saudi arabia than almost anywhere else on earth. when oil was first discovered legend has it the

. >> the crown prince is a wrecking ball. >> that prince, mohammad bin salman. >> he is dangerous. >> accused of involvement in the murder -- >> outrage. >> -- of a "washington post" journalist. >> khashoggi's body was dismembered -- >> actually brought a bone saw into the consulate -- >> chopped up into small pieces -- >> but that crown prince, mbs, is changing saudi arabia. >> a new era, new age. >> this man is extremely popular. >> in one of the most repressive countries in the world, an authoritarian, absolute monarchy. all of a sudden some simple, everyday freedoms -- >> i'm excited. >> america and the saudis have had a deal. >> just keep your pumps open, your prices low, and you can do whatever you want out back. >> we remember jamal khashoggi! >> but can america forgive a hideous crime? >> why would you bring a bone saw to an interrogation? >> in saudi arabia, almost nothing is what it seems. to find the real story here, you have to go beneath the surface. about one mile beneath to be precise. there's more oil in saudi arabia than almost anywhere else on earth. when oil was fir

that they had questioned prince because of persistent questions about whether the u.a.e. was playing a back channel role to the russians joining the campaign well he's certainly not telling the truth in that interview there's nothing wrong with our transcript there was nothing wrong with the reporter who transcribed his testimony he did not disclose that meeting to our committee and in fact as you can see from the published transcript of his interview he was asked what kind of role he played if any in the campaign and he said he had no role. let's discuss this now with melanie sloan is an attorney with expertise in government ethics and a former federal prosecutor thank you very much for speaking to us so erik prince confirmed that that was a meeting at trump tower in twenty sixteen and he did this in an interview with matt he has done on al-jazeera but in the interview itself you first claimed that he wasn't asked about it then he said he told them about it this is congress then he said that there was a mistake in the transcripts can i get your thoughts and impressions o

was prince trying to be this badger. was the russian oligarch, was he the putin guy and was prince the trump guy? that's the big question. somebody -- i can't remember which member told the press over the weekend that if he's lied about stuff like the transcript, how could you believe anything he said in the intelligence committee testimony he gave and i've talked to members at the house intelligence committee that says reading the transcript is half of it. his body language and demeanor was defensive and not willing to be honest in their view from his body language. >> thank you so much for joining us. that is "all in" for this evening.

son, prince albert grew up in. >> prince albert: bonjour, cÇa a bien. >> cooper: the palace gardens weree albert: i remember different parties and luncheons in the summer, where we'd have frank sinatra, kirk douglas. >> cooper: oh, really? >> prince albert: gregory peck, yeah, come by. >> cooper: it's nice to imagine sinatra around here. ( laughs ) the prince is famously shy, and surprisingly accessible. his title is a big one for such a small country. he's referred to as "his serene highness." you can really see everything from here. >> prince albert: yeah. >> cooper: he's no figurehead. he runs this place. he's prince, mayor, c.e.o. and, in many ways, luxury landlord. take a look at his desk. there's not a problem-- from international diplomacy to traffic troubles downtown-- that he doesn't oversee. the buck starts and stops with him. most people we talked to have referred to you at one time or another as the boss. >> prince albert: my father was called the boss as well. i view it as an endearing term. >> cooper: bosses usually do. ( laughter ) >> prince albert: it's not an-- not an ea

that they'd spoken to prince after questions about whether the u.a.e. was playing a back channel role for the russians during the campaign certainly not telling the truth in that interview there's nothing wrong with our transcript there was nothing wrong with the reporter who transcribed his testimony he did not disclose that meeting to our committee and in fact as you can see from the published transcript of his interview he was asked what kind of role he played if any in the campaign and he said he had no role well let's bring in jeff hauser he's the executive director of the revolving door project at the center for economic and policy research he joins us live from washington d.c. jeff good to have you back on the program how much trouble could erik prince be in if it's found he lied under oath to the house intelligence committee back in november twenty seventh you know i mean initially he denied any links to the trump campaign team but then told our jazeera he was indeed at the trump meeting has he committed perjury. it would seem that he has the el

this is more than about oil spill in prince william sound.s now affects every community in america. what the supreme court judges did is they ruled, they put a cap on punitive damages and on punishment. we do not have a cap on corporate growth. this means punishment will no longer fit these large corporations. it can't. so we have lost our ability to hold these corporations accountable to work with safety laws, to consumer product law, to public health, to environmental law. the issue is what do we connect punishment punishment to, profits or damages? in the exxon valdez case i mentioned, $507 million, four days it's not going to work. , so here is where we can call congress, and the people of -- we want congress to set punitive damages, not the -- not the judges. judges are not supposed to be making law. and the second thing we need to do is we need to strip the corporations of personhood. we need to pass the 28th amendment to the constitution, separation of corporation and state, for the same reason that we separated church and state. not b

highway from the mallt prince georges.appened, we are told, close to 8:00 p.m. last night. hyattslle police responding to a call of shots fired here at this comple g hoeyo inside and they find that woman was shot. she will be prounced dead, though, a short time later. he identity at this time has not been released. as we come back o live, we can tell you we're nowg standin by pr more details about this case,haps to learn more about who this woman is and perhaps if police have their eye on a suspect at this time. however, we can tell you they're still asking anyone who may have seen orny hearding this this area yesterday to come forward with what they know. we're live here in hyattsville, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> toda former trump campaign chairman paul manafort will be in federal court again. >> a judge will sentence him afte he pleaded guilty to conspiracy. news 4 tracie potts joins us live now wh mor on this. tracie, a lot of people will be watching what this judge does since just last week man

. >> the crown prince is a wrecking ball. >> that prince, mohammad bin salman. >> he is dangerous. >> accused of involvement in the murder -- >> outrage. >> -- of a "washington post" journalist. >> khashoggi's body was dismembered -- >> actually brought a bone saw into the consulate -- >> chopped up into small pieces -- >> but that crown prince, mbs, is changing saudi arabia. >> a new era, new age. >> this man is extremely popular. >> in one of the most repressive countries in the world, an authoritarian, absolute monarchy. all of a sudden some simple, everyday freedoms -- >> i'm excited. >> america and the saudis have

in buckingham palace, a "thank you" from the queen to prince charles for his work as prince of wales,e. we were 18 and we just applied for a couple of grants from the princes trust because we needed some money for some speakers and prince charles came down and we met him, and we had some funding from them and it got us under way, really. he's interested, he's all the things that a young person wants in a role model, i think he is an extraordinary character who has done so much good for his country. that's the balcony from which in 1969, the queen of prince charles waved to the thousands of people who were thronging the mice here in caernarfon. but the investiture as we know it is a relatively modern invention, it only dates back to 1911, and it was all down to this man, david lloyd george. he said it would be good for wells, it was good for lloyd george as well. —— he said it would be good for wales, it was good for lloyd george as well. politics reared its head in 1969 as well, but the then labour government feared growing nationalism in wales, so how about a bit of royal razzmatazz.

prince william county -- rather prince george's county, fairfax county, and seoul earn prince william county all under a severe thunderstorm warning until 4:30.yo can see this intense line making its way off toward the southnd east. i want to show you what it did here about 1 20 minutes ago around the son's corner area, this ishe hail and grople, this is more grople coming down, when it hits, it's a little softer. look at it covering the ground here and covering the roadway. so this can make things slick. when it hits, it is going to hit softer on your windshield where hail is going to bounce more. grople is not solid ice.ix it's are of ice and snow. look at where the storm is. i want to zoom through the district, as we're moving through here, amelia you can zoom in f me if you want. right in here this is the area coming through alandria. if y live in alexandria, say you're in the old town of alexandria, this is hitting you right now. over toward oxson hill it's hitting you any mute now. it's going to come across the beltway and cause problems. along 295 seeing this whole line moving

was prince trying to be this badger. russian oligarch, was he the putin guy and was prince the trump guy? that's the big question. somebody -- i can't remember which member told the press over the weekend that if he's lied about stuff like the transcript, how could you believe anything he said in the intelligence committee testimony he gave and i've talked to members at the house intelligence committee that says reading the transcript is half of it. his body language and demeanor was defensive and not willing to be honest in their view from his body language. >> thank you so much for joining us. that is "all in" for this evening. t"the rachel maddow show" start now. >> thanks, my friend, much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us. happy monday. this is not a rerun but you'll have a little sense of deja vu because the president's campaign chairman is due to be sentenced by a federal judge again this week, and i know that sounds like last week's news

mbs being the saudi crown prince? it almost certainly is.uld call a polite fiction that perhaps the crown prince didn't actually know khashoggi was going to be murdered. but if there's a team that's been capturing these people and then bringing them back, imprisoning them, even torturing them, the idea that the team would do something without the permission of the saudi crown prince get even harder to believe. and so, frankly, i think "the new york times" report today is damning evidence. >> shepard: historically, the united states has had a complicated relationship with the saudi, largely because of oil. but usually when something dramatic and unseemly and as horrific as this happens, the united states takes a stand and the saudis begin, at least, to clean up their house. the united states has not done that now, obviously. what would be a good tack for the united states to take here? >> i think the problem is at the moment that despite the concern of congress of what saudi arabia has been doing, not only the murder of jamal khashoggi but th

prince didn't mention it in his own testimony to congress which would be perjury so why did we have abetter answer seemed it seemed like he was rather short he was even realistic about that which is a bit odd but the other fascinating thing about that exchange is in the new york times it said that at the meeting there were two main kind of issues that there was discussion of some kind of social media campaign to help the trump campaign and george nader was suggesting that the u.a.e. and saudi arabia were rather keen to help the trump campaign but what prince said there was iran was being discussed now we know that george later on also the integration was touting a plan to use private security contractors to economically sabotage iran would be like several hundred million dollars and we don't know whether that got anywhere and then later on he was talking about perhaps using some kind of proxy force of mercenaries in yemen to try and fight against these are always described as iranian backed but that's another interesting bit of this plot and so what they are actually talking about ira

we he another report of water rescue in prince william county. shomari stone going to the scene there. he was in annandale at a water rescue there. two people trapped in little bull run. we're going to see this all t. nig remember, please turn around don't drown. i can't say it enhugh. many times do we have to say it, you see water across the roadony, you i know how deep the water is. look at the radar picture. you see the yellows there, the oranges, reds, that's the heavy rain that continues to move in arross the region. look at the circ motion we have spin, the area of low pressure starting to move right over top of us. into parts of southern maryland, lightening up now. look at this band of heavy ra through prince george's county, and then back toward the west, extremely heavy rain still through loudon county. a lot of roads closedn loudon county. and this just issued a flood warning no now includes frederick county, maryland, parts of berkeley county and most of northern virginia under flood warnings as we have water across many roadways. als

and the time has come for the peasants the prince and then made it to take over the german city of cologne carnival is here with the age old traditions and just to fittings in full swing. welcome to the program i'm marian evans team in algeria police have fired tear gas to disperse tens of thousands of demonstrators marching through central algiers against president. is the biggest protest in the algerian capital since the arab spring eight years ago which of sega has been in power since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and despite suffering a stroke five years ago the eighty one year old announced he was running for a fifth term in office. it was the biggest turnout of demonstrators so far after a week of nationwide protests the demonstration in algiers started peacefully with thousands marching in the streets after friday prayers they chanted bye-bye beautifully and peaceful peaceful many carried signs with slogans and drink themselves in national symbols large crowds also gathered in other cities according to residents and local media the protestors are against incumbent president

>> busy day for first responders in prince georges county.here you see the black car smack dab into the middle of that home. prince georges county police telling us the driver of that car is in custody. this happened just before 3:00 a.m. this morning in the 8500 block of bray brook drive in lanham. that car basically right io the middle of that two story home there. police say no injuries have beet re and no word yet on exactly what may have caused that crash. but again,r the drive is in police custody. back to you. >> all right, thank you,cory. >>> now to the district where two people are seriously hurt after a crash on eastern avenue in northeast right in the d.c./maryland line. two vehicles were involved here. and both victims are said to have critical injuries. >>> new video intos the n room overnight, this is actress felicity huffman in court yesterday. the actress is just one of 50 people indicted in the largest case of college admissions fraud in u.s. histmay. huffn and others are accused of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to

in a stunning back and forth between former blackwater ceo eric prince and el gentleman hira prince,nted why he failed to tell cons he was at that meeting. take a listen. >> i did, as part of the investigations i certainly discloses any meetings. the very few i had. >> not in the congress' testimony you gave to the house. we went through it and didn't mention august 16 meeting in trump tower. specifically asked you and you didn't answer. >> i don't believe i was asked that question. >> you were asked any formal communications or contacts with the campaign. apart from writing papers putting up yard signs, no. that's what you said. i've got the transcript of the conversation. >> sure. i might have been -- i think as trump headquarters. >> trump tower, 2016. >> israeli dude, back channel to the saudis, don junior. >> there to talk about iran policy. >> there to talk about iran policy? >> didn't you think that was important to disclose to house intelligence committee under oath? >> i d. you didn't. we just went through the testimony. no mention of the trump tower meeting august 2016. why

not far from the mall at prince s. police say they found the woman who had been shot but she died before anyon could save her. no official word from police about a possible spect in this case or what could have led to this shooting. >>> some breaking ns in montgomery county now, cory smith at the live desk with the latest on an apartme fire there. cory? >> reporter: yeah, details are still coming into the newsgh ro now, aaron, but what we do know this is at the summit hills apartment building on 16th street downtown as these pictures tell the story that lot of damage has been done at this apartment complex. at one in flames could be seen shooting ut of windows of that apartment right there. fire officials say this fire started on the second floor of that building, but no word yet on just how it started. the good news here, though, no injuries hav been ported. we're working to learn just how many people have been displaced because of this incident. back to you. >> lot of damage. cory, thank you. >>> and now to our other

this man has been prince george's county grand jury. hear now from the state's attorney and the chief of police. >> so when incidents like this occur, we standogether with our police department to send a message to the community that this type of behavior is unacceptable in this county. and that we will seekha justicen of the victims in every single case, including those who have been assaulted by officers. >> these matters are conducted in a transparent faion. you once again will hear from me that yes, corporal steven downey was indicted today, by a grand jury comprised of members of our community for second degree assault. >> reporter: officer stephen downey is a white male and the victim in this case was an african-american male. police tellingha us they are being very transparent about what happened here in this case and he noonger on the job. as it standsnd he is sused until the end of all of this. reporting live i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >>> let's l get ak at the forecast. the super coldeather is pulled out of

manassas, princ william parkway at balls ford, accident there. and poi of rocks, 15 at lovettsville road, icy conditions. stoppages, deys. lots of issues with folks sliding off the roadway. be careful, it's onl 36 degrees out there. in virginia, those travel times looking okay on 66 a 95. maryland, southbound on 270, 35 miles ur. top of the beltway, outer loop, 22 miles per hour. 103.5 listen to wtop fm when you hop in your car today. >>> thank you. it's 6:54. have you heard of vampire facials? it's a new process where dermatologists use your bloodro give y skin a youthful new glow. >> the same concept is now being used on aperson's scalp. your blood could help with hair growth c it'sled prp, and those three letters could hold a lot ofmi prime ster missr peoplpromise fe with thinning hair. >> reporter: hair lo be an emotional and embarrassing issue for men and women.ad >> for a d if not more than a decade we have had few treatments to treat men and even fewer to treat women. >> reporter: now there's new h doctors using your own blood to stimulate

coming out of prince william sound and going toward kodiak. we have never asked for federalization. we have asked for federal control of the further actions that must be taken to try to deal -- we feel like there is 2 million gallons still going out of the sound toward kodiak and we must do something about that, but i do not know if you know the extent to which secretary cheney has already been involved. he has 100 naval officers working up there for mr. yost now, they have 22 skimmers there, i imagine that is three fourths of the fleet up ther en e. we have had an increase in effort in the last three days, and we are pleased to see the effort. we still have a request that there be an emergency declared. the department of justice has reservations about that, but we are pursuing that. and we still have the question, the overall question of who is going to be in control of the review of these contingency plans. we are discussing that with mr. riley and i believe it will be worked out. yesterday to today is the difference of night and day, as far

anyone who has visited prince williamstown has been stunned by the natural beauty. relatively untouched by man. you do not see much development at all. normally, you would see a few fishing boats. very little touch from the hand of man. thatave this tanker followed everything in sight. and it was a shock to the conscience and to the consciousness. how could this happen? into a largepills body of water like that, what does it do to it? how fast does it travel, do we know? doese oil in and of itself not travel very fast. it floats on the top and is carried by currents. it does not tend to disburse rapidly into the water if the water is calm. if you get a storm as happened a few days after the spill, it mixes into the water. when that happens, it is a threat to fish and plankton and so on in the water. surface, --n the after it floats, it hits the beaches and destroy the beach ecosystem -- destroys the beach ecosystem. >> when was exxon alerted that the spill had happened and when did the actual efforts to try and stop it again? well, i am sure that exxon was alerted i

attended a saudi prince also attended the u.a.e. prince attended apparently according to new york times to discuss destabilizing iran through the use of private mercenaries and apparently to show that the saudis of the u.a.e. were happy to help trump in his campaign which would of course be illegal no one is going to jail for collusion or coordination with a foreign power they have gone to jail however for lying to investigators whether congressional or the special counsel if erik prince is is lying then he could be in a certain amount of trouble now well the next screening of that interview with erik prince is on head to head with men he has a one hundred hours g.m.t. on sunday you can also find it online at al jazeera dot com. people traffickers smuggle tens of thousands of africans every year an armed conflict in some parts of the continents have cost trafficking to increase the united nations estimates women make up half of the total who are trafficked and those from nigeria often go through mali the nigerian government believes

1989, the exxon valdez oil tanker struck a reef in alaska's prince william sound and spilled 11 million gallons of crude oil. george h.w. bush was president at the time. heldd several cap members a briefing to give an update on the government's response. taking questions from reporters are defense secretary dick cheney, samuel skinner and william reilly carried this portion is a -- william reilly. this portion is about 25 minutes. statement and will be glad to take a few questions and then refer them to our experts here. virtually every american is familiar with the tragic environmental disaster in alaskan waters. and more than ten million gallons of oil have been spilled with deadly results for wildlife and hardship for local citizens. we all share the sorrow and concern of alaskans and its determination to mount a sustained cleanup effort. our ultimate goal must be the complete restoration of the ecology and the economy of prince william sound. including all of its fish, marine mammals, birds and other wildlife. the exxon corporation has acknowledged responsibility for this spill and

but first erik prince the founder of the private u.s. security company blackwater has admitted to meeting members of the trump presidential campaign in august twenty sixth in this is the spite him telling congress that he had no connection with trump's team at the time when questioned by matt there on al jazeera as head to head program the blackwater c.e.o. said the public transcript of the congressional hearing could be wrong. what you didn't tell congress is that on august third twenty sixteen you were at a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don jr trump son which stephen miller then a campaign advisor to trump with george nader a former blackwater colleague of yours who acts as a back channel to the saudis there moralities you're supposed to be convicted paedophile and also joel's imo an israeli expert on social media manipulation how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress given it's so relevant to their investigation. i did as part of the part of the investigations i certainly disclosed in the any meetings the

in maryland, frederick and prince george's county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> in virginia, prince william county and fauquier schools are closed. arlington, fairfax, loudon, falls church, manassas are on a two-ho delay. >> morgan county schools in west virginia also on a two-hour halay. remember, all of information can be found running on the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington app.>> news 4 has team coverage of today's weather. let's begin with a check of the forecast and the com melissa mollet is standing by with a look at the roads. we'll begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning. happy friday, everybody. i wish i had better news in the weather forecast. it will be cold and wet and stay that way all day long. mostly a lix mix of rain and sn this morning.ti accumus have been minor. enough to whiten the ground in many spots. but nothing to impact you too badly. near 40 this afternoon. and there'snc a c for cold rain and wet snowflakes late tonight a early tomorrow. there's the winter weather advisory. it includes all of the north and west. not included. fre

according to the new york times the other fascinating part of this is when prince was pressed he said that he was there to discuss iran and that's interesting because the new york times account said the discussions were mainly based around a social media campaign perhaps in order to help the trump campaign and general discussion about the saudis and the amaranth he's hoping the trump campaign which incidentally would be illegal but not about iran but and we know that later on in the lebanese american businessman who was at that meeting was touting a plan to economically sabotage iran using private mercenaries so the public is definitely think thickening we don't know whether anything illegal was happening at this meeting whether this was just the normal not normal gray area of foreign lobbying and illegality which is quite common but certainly certainly this is terribly interesting and will be interesting for congressional committees i'm sure . the full interview with erik prince is on head to head with me at the house and one hundred hours g.m.t. on sunday of course on line it out as

in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october was part of a wider campaign authorized by crown prince mohammed bin sound man report cites u.s. officials with access to classified intelligence documents michael has more now from washington d.c. . the new york times a reveals that in two thousand and seventeen a body calling itself the saudi rap that intervention group was formed now this was at about the time that the mohammed bin solomon was elevated to the position of crown prince since then says the newspaper this group has carried out a number of operations in neighboring countries and further afield including the forcible repatriation of saudi dissidents of back to riyadh and other cities in saudi arabia now the new york times does not name the intelligence sources that use the cia itself has declined to comment however it does name some of the individuals involved in this group it says that the group is headed by sadal cult tiny a close associate of the crown prince now president trump has insisted that the whole affair of the murder of jamal khashoggi in his view is over he says

the prince's charities receive money from a company called qantas division, set up company called qantason, set up bya company called qantas division, set up by a russian investment bank called troika dialogue. ruben vardanyan called troika dialogue. ruben va rdanyan was a called troika dialogue. ruben vardanyan was a major shareholder and chief executive until it was sold in 2012. he said he wasn't involved in the hands—on running of the company ‘s ruben vardanyan was managing, but now it has emerged there were some highly suspicious activities involving those companies, with billions of dollars being moved out of russia. we've got loads being written for no apparent reason. we've got limited liability companies with vast amounts of money moving into them, and then almost immediately moving up again. we've got a network of companies associated with troika dialogue that are also connected with companies that we know have history in other scandals, like the magnets his scandal, and so on. so all in all, it looks pretty suspicious. this picture was taken in 2013 on a royal visit to a colle

the residents of the prince william sound area. that is were the difficulty is really creating problems for these people. as we have said many times times come we take full responsibility and we will do so from the beginning. all necessary resources are being fully employed, as had already been mentioned by secretary skinner, that the environment in the area and the remoteness and the high tides and physical problems associated with it makes it a difficult problem. bill --ents about this about the spill. occurred early on march 44. the ship had no known mechanical difficulties. authorized because of ice in the outgoing channel. show in the captain's alcohol level. that's clear. there are still many unanswered questions as to what occurred. not one butcting many investigations. through other federal state investigations and also underway . the oil spill contingency plan was activated immediately. the first phase was responsibility of -- the second was our responsibility as a shipper. we immediately established the priorities. first

. >> in virginia, prince william county schools are closed. arlington, fairfax, loudon, falls church, manassas are on ar two- delay. >> morgan countychls in west virginia also on a two-hour delay. >>> let's get a check on the forecast and the comme. melissa mollet is standing by with a look at the roads. we'll begin with meteorologist chuck bell. what do we need to know? >> these forecasts, dealing with the rain/snow line, it's death by ahousand cuts. it really is. rain and snow this morning. acculations around t d.c. metro area will be 2 inches or less. and temperatures are just at or above freezing for the immediatb su road chemicals are effective at these temperatures. the winter weather advisory, in all of the shaded counties, not uded fauquier county, and and southern maryland have been dropped out. 2 to 3 up near the pennsylvania ouborder. but the metro area, 2 inches or less, mainly on grassy ear areas. 35 at dulles. and your planner for today, of a messy, slushy, rainy start to the day todal that w taper off in a bit. more rain coming

babies and gentlemen please welcome erik prince.prince is currently the deputy chairman the second of director from two years services group a hong kong based security and the just. erik prince thank you for joining me on head to head they show me your back in the news with a new plan to privatize basically the u.s. led war in afghanistan but you were the founder and c.e.o. of blackwater perhaps the world's most notorious private security firm which during the iraq war became a byword for violence corruption lawlessness and yet you've never apologize for any of. i think that's an unfair characterization of the company did exactly what the u.s. government asked us to do which was to protect diplomats reconstruction officials visiting. u.n. or or other congressional delegations we did more than one hundred thousand missions no one under our care was ever killed or injured and people try to characterize the company as overly aggressive less than one half of one percent of all those missions resulted in a discharge of a firearm in an er

a man on the fbi's ten most wanted list arrested in prince george's county.in the murder of natina kiah at her home in southeast d.c. last night. we've learned stephenson had previously been accused of killing his fiancee and her dog 2014 at their home in new jersey. > we are working to learn more about a prince george's county police officer indicted on an assault charge. today officials confirmed that a grand jury indictedporal stephen downey for allegedly punching a man in police cruiser last fall. >>> the prince william county n who killed his wife and then a police officer will spend the rest of lise in prison. ronald hamilton murdered his wife crystal and then opened fire on three officers killing ashley guindon. the mother ofene of th victims said the killer got off easy. more reaction in the live report at the top of the hour. >>> the lawsuit at the centerf a tragic electrocution at mgm national harbor is moving frward. lawyer the 7-year-old announced a trial will begin next february. the mgm has not said anything about the lawsuit saying they don't h

in maryland, frederick and prince george's county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> in virginia, princewilliam county and fauquier schools are closed. arlington, fairfax, loudon, falls church, manassas are on a two-ho delay. >> morgan county schools in west virginia also on a two-hour halay. remember, all of information can be found running on the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington app.>> news 4 has team coverage of today's weather. let's begin with a check of the forecast and the com melissa mollet is standing by with a look at the roads. we'll begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning. happy friday, everybody. i wish i had better news in the weather forecast. it will be cold and wet and stay that way all day long. mostly a lix mix of rain and sn this morning.ti accumus have been minor. enough to whiten the ground in many spots. but nothing to impact you too

and the full interview with erik prince on head to head with. over one hundred hours g.m.t. on sunday and then online dot com. here's what else is coming up on this news hour with break that coming up living abroad are wondering well what little mean for them. and the women's world football champions launch a lawsuit over gender discrimination sonorous along with your sport and later. the deadline for civilians to leave the syrian village of fast approaching the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say they will resume their assaults on ice on saturday after they polls the fighting to allow civilians to get out more than sixty thousand people mostly women and children are now seeking shelter in the kurdish run whole camp and living in cramped conditions in the camp is now said to be at breaking point the capture of will mark the end of isis rule in parts of syria and iraq the un's refugee agency chief has been experiencing firsthand what life is like for syrians who fled the fighting for the program the visited refugees in lebanon and says the u.n. won't pressure them into r