ms. miller? chris, how many times do i have to tell you? it's "diane." please. sure thing, diane. this morning. i have a huge day of litigation ahead of me, and i need all the caffeine i can get. litigation? you must be an attorney. mm-hmm. [ chuckles ] a big case? well, yes, but the real issue is going to be the opposing counsel -- llanview, pennsylvania's, own woman of the year ms. nora buchanan. her reputation is excellent, so of course i have to bring my "a" game, but then again, i always do. [ chuckles ]

rhodri colwyn philipps, 50, the 4th viscount st davids, wrote the message four days after ms miller wonovernment. he had been found guilty of two charges of making menacing communications. our correspondent dan johnson is at westminster magistrates' court for us. he was allowed to address the judge himself in mitigation, he told the districtjudge that her criticism of him earlier this week struck a chord, he said, that one word you said to me, ashamed, it was like a strea k of said to me, ashamed, it was like a streak of lightning, for a moment i was not in the court, i was being censured in a tone i respected, it made me realise much more is expected of me and so it should be, i wholly accept my comments were unkind, unnecessary, self—indulgent expletives of anger which i did not contain. he said he apologised. the judge said he found his most be a sudden change of character because he had been defending what he wrote as little as two days before, when the hearing took place and he was convicted. the districtjudge told him that he had to live up to what he had done and face the results

miller? i think we're nothing alike. neither of us are swim suit ms i feel like you were born for fame. >> ready or not, here we go. >> speaking of abby lee miller, we have her final moments before she was locked up. this is audio from inside the prison and you can hear she's emotional. >> the lady's room? is it far? okay. >> they'll explain it all to you ma'am. >> that is all part of the special "abby tells all" on lifetime. >>> we have amy schumer and goldie hawn's outtakes from the set of "snatched." ♪ a >>> travel consideration provided by -- a >>> travel consideration provided by ->>> travel conside provided by -- >>> you know that amy schumer and goldie hawn had a blast filming "snatched." how could they not? >> they had a great time in hawaii, but with amy as executive producer, she had to be a pro on the set. or did she? >> we have the exclusive outtakes that prove otherwise. good night, everybody. ♪ you're a goddess ♪ ready to rock ready to roll >> comedies don't generally get oscars. but if it happens, it happens. >> absolutely. on the telev

ms. hue: this is a discussion i had with the general miller before when i was in the , pentagon. he ask why does acquisition takes so long. it's not that we don't know how to do things faster. but regulations put a shackle on you. you ask to run a marathon and use print it, but you have got shackles on. you can't move fast. here are several ways that can help us move faster. our partner nations also has the defense budget. they develop capability that can compliment ours. we ought to be leveraging partner nation's capabilities and products. we have a tendency to design, develop, deliver everything ourselves. so, not invented here syndrome. so we can expedite things a lot , quicker by doing that. the other thing is, instead of a golden bar for requirements, waiting for the requirements to be finalized, which takes forever and you can't get consensus on the requirements, one method doing it is this is a capability i would like to have. we're exploring it. industry tell me what it is that you have in this area. bring it. let us see what you have. let us see what you have. let us tes

this time under oath, joining me now two ms nbc analysts, ned price and former chief spokesman for the justice department, ned miller to you first, this just in, the senate judiciary committee subpoenaed paul manafort what do they want from him? >> reporter: stephanie, i think they want to take a close look at his financial dealings, we we heard for months, he was doing business with a pro russia candidate in ukraine and he was indebted to the sum of some $17 million to this pro-russia party, the question is, was there a price compacted for that sum, if it was exacted manifest it in itself for example changing the republican platform at the republican national committee last summer. >> what's your take on this step? matt, excuse me. >> on the subpoena for? >> manafort? >> i think there are a lot of questions they have to get to the cottom do. ned mentioned about his financial dealings, also, remember, manafort attended this meeting at trump tower last fall, jared kushner we assume was questioned about yesterday, it's a very important question for paul manafort as well, why was he there? what did he think was the fol

ms family feels absolutely compassion nate. >> reporter: it is entirely possible, jessica and ukee, we will see 18 separate trials going forward here, district attorney stacy parks-miller will continue tomorrow morning , behind me at 8:30 in the morning to proceed to see if there is enough evidence to go forward with the trial. reporting live from bellefonte center county david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see what happens, thanks very much. >>> five two-year old man was killed after a shipping container felon top of his pickup truck. chopper was over that scene at pack mare reen terminal on the 3300 block of columbus boulevard. philadelphia police and fire crews responded unidentified man was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> septa conductors begun checking tickets at several regional rail stations in philadelphia change applies weekdays between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at temple, jefferson , suburban, 30th street and university city stations. conductors stopped checking tickets at those stops last summer while silver liner fleet was out of service. travelers will to have get their tickets punched before entering the train platform at the stations, the

miller, who championed this bill. i'd also like to thank the natural resources committee chair, chairman bishop, ranking member grijalva and the subcommittee chair, mr. mcclintock from california, and ms. hanabusa for their leadership in bringing h.r. 1719 to the floor today. i'm grateful for the support to 21 of my colleagues from both sides of the aisle who co-sponsored this legislation and to senator kamala harris for leading the bill's counterpart in the u.s. senate. i'd like to thank the john muir land trust for the dedication and sprembing this valuable rk land and shore land for future generations. this puts a fitting on the centennial's celebration, helping to preserve the trails an lands that surround the long-term home of the man known as the father of the national park service. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this bipartisan legislation, the john muir national historic site expansion act, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california reserbs -- reserves. mr. panetta: please, thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. lahood: we have no furthe