the suspect 51-year-old patrick bush the life long friend of stubs with a long criminal history. bush sending a taunting text about the murder to stubbs' brother before being captured. >> this is no joke. >> patrick bush behind bars tonight. in lexington park, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: we have new information on the ice cream truck drive shot last night in edmonston, maryland. the victim shot nine times by gunman who wanted to rob him. friends of the victim say he worked at comcast and sold ice cream to make money for the family still back home in west africa. police are still searching for the shooters. >> the trial of brian rice will start on thursday. that is the next baltimore police officer charged in death of freddie gray. like two of the three officers before him he wants a bench trial. the judge ruled today that prosecutors committed another discovery violation, this time turning over 4,000 parages of documents related to the training of rice days before trial. the evidence cannot be used in the bench trial. michelle: this is a story you first saw on 7. today a woman

woman was say the attacked by a lifelong friend, patrick bush. he is in custody. stubbs' friends and family are in shock. >> she was a sweet person. she would do whatever she could for anyone. person.a sweet, lovable leon: bush has a long criminal history. after a break for the holiday weekend, safe track phase three is now underway tonight. this will bring track closures and changes, mostly impacting alexandria and reagan national airport. tom roussey has what we need to know about the morning commute. you think? tom: it's going to be rough for some people. about an hour ago, this train rolled into the station from the north. it has been here ever since because trains are not taking passengers any further south. this train over here, a lot of folks just got on, it is going north. through monday, that is the only direction that you can go for national airport. after evening rush-hour come a few minutes past 8:00, the last blue and yellow line train of the week to continue south past reagan airport to drop passengers off. >> it will be brutal. use commuters are nor

brent thompson, patrick zamarripa, krol krmichael krol lorne ahrens. president bush spoke directly to in a community. >> we have never been held together by blood or background. we are bound by things of the spirit. it's not a matter of tolerance but of learning from the struggles and stories of our fellow citizens and finding our better selves in the process. >> for president obama this is his 11th time traveling to speak to a grieving community that's experienced a mass shooting and it's the 15th time he addressed the nation after a mass shooting. he called on the country to work together to overcome it. >> the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed perhaps even widened. i understand how americans are feeling but dallas i'm here to say we must reject such despair. i'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem and i know that because i know america. i know how far we've come against impossible odds. >> but that call to action came with an acknowledgment that much more is still needed. >> i've seen how inadequate my own words have

in a speech that hurt bush's chance for re-election in 1992, patrick j. stuck it to liberals shortly after their convention in new york. >> my friends, my friends, like many of you, like many of you last month, i watched that giant masquerading ball up at madison square garden where 20,000 liberals and radicals came dressed up as moderates and centrist in the greatest single exhibition of cross-dressing in american political history. we must take back our cities and take back our culture and take back our country. >> wow. i'm now joined by national political reporter for polit co-national reporter for "new york times" and political analyst and former adviser to rand paul. there was good and bad in terms of uniting the country and winning an election. how does trump learn from those experiences? >> he needs to be more george h.w. bush than pat buchanan. quite frankly he doesn't have it in him. wow, just watching h.w. bush there, you think, wow, what if we had a leader more about country than himself. >> suppose peggy noonan would write for him like she did

in a speech that hurt bush's chances for re-election four years later in 1992, patrick j.hanan stuck it to the country's liberals shortly after the democrats held their convention in new york. >> my friends, my friends, like many of you, like many of you last month, i watched that giant masquerade ball up at madison square garden where 20,000 liberals and radicals came dressed up as moderates and centrists in the greatest single exhibition of cross-dressing in american political history. we must take back our cities and take back our culture and take back our country. >> well, i'm now joined by our round table. thank you. elise, your shot here because there was good and bad there in terms of uniting the country and winning an election. how does trump learn from those experiences? >> well, he needs to be more george h.w. bush than pat buchanan, and quite frankly he doesn't have it in him. watching hw bush there, it makes you think what if we had a leader like that step up? >> suppose peggy noonan was willing to -- >> well, i do think trump could use a good speechwriter, but

michael smith, lauren aarons, michael krol and patrick zamarripa all served in the police department. officer bushsaw three members of his unit killed. >> being there and watch iing, people we see every day, we get to know their families, we get to know them personally at a level that you can't even imagine. we ride around in a car eight, sometimes more hours, stinky, sweaty. you know, everything. and then we go through things that most people don't see in their entire life. you get really close to people. and these were my brothers. and i -- i hate to say i was frustrated because i couldn't do more. >> officer zamarripa bought a homeless man food during the protest, that was just before zamarripa was gunned down. he said it represents the character of his colleagues who were killed. >>> protests over the police killings of black men grew and spread across the country. demonstrators protested and blocked traffic from los angeles to memphis. police in baton rouge, louisiana, arrested dozens of people. they were protesting the killing of 37-year-old alton sterling nearly a week ago. >> minnesota's s

bush, they are not going to be there. and neither will mitt romney. >> locally, senator pat toomey, patrick meehan and tom mcarthur, they are some of the other politicians not attending. we should ask doug luzader is going to cleveland. >> only person who has showed up owe far is doug luzader in cleveland. >> reporter: i think there is maintenance folks around here too, there is chairs, and so, i have had some company here even though it is early this morning. convention itself kicks off at 1:00 this afternoon. they have speakers for each day, head line tours day probably melania trump, former new york mayor rudy guiliani, among others but the theme will be make make america safe again. we will talk terrorism and what has happened reese lint with police shootings we know trump has come out and said a lot of things. we heard from the candidates yesterday about the plan and what he said needs to happen when it comes to dealing with these incidents report report we're hearing university condemnation on the white house on down about what took place in baton rouge yesterday. trump is saying in essence that the president hasn't d

the other officers, patrick, and michael krol will be laid to rest later this week. >> president obama and former president george w. bush and their wives among the public ceremony for those officers in dallas yesterday, i'm sure you saw this on tell have, only five empty seats, you see that draped, in police uniforms, and folded american flags to represent each of the fallen officers, the president offered comfort, as much as co-for those directly impacted by the shooting. >> and we feel -- the pain we feel may not soon pass. but my fate tells me that they did not die in vein. i believe our sorrow can make us a better country. i believe our righteous angry can be transformed into more justice and more peace. >> the white house mentioned yesterday that the president really wrote a lot of this speech, if not all of it, consulting sculpture late monday night before the presentation there in dallas. >> and before landing in dallas, president obama called the families of alton sterling and philando castile, both killed in separate police shootings last week, spark protests around the country, white house spokesman josh ernes

bush spoke of unity and tolerance and empathy at a truly incredible memorial service for the slain police officers in dallas. those officers, brent thompson, patrick zamarripa, michael krol, michael smith, and lorne arrons were represented by five empty chairs. >> the ceremony was attended by officers from around the country, members of congress, vice president biden, president obama, and former president george w. bush who spoke eloquently about the need for compassion. >> at times it seems like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together. argument turns too easily into animosity. disagreement escalates too quickly and to dehumanization. too often we judge other groups by their worst examples. while judging ourselves by our best intentions. >> then dallas police chief david brown introduced president obama. today marked the 11th time the president has traveled to address a community following a mass shooting. >> now i'm not naive. i have spoken at too many memorials during the course of this presidency. i've hugged too many families who have lost a loved one to senseless violence. and i've seen how a spirit of uni

bush can surprise us, a guy like donald trump can surprise us, too. >> gary, thanks. >>> joining the conversation, cnn political analyst and "new york times" political correspondent, patrick trump all along has said in terms of a vice president pick, i remember asking him this months and months ago, he wants to go for somebody political, not necessarily military because he feels pretty confident on the military side or the economic side, he's a businessman. he wants to go with somebody who can help him out on capitol hill. who do you think it will be? >> yeah. that plays to gingrich's strengths. my reporting has found that chris christie's star has sort of faded in the vp side, that trump would like to give him a senior role in the administration but he's looking less at christie and more at gingrich and pence. i think the question is, does he go conventional which would be more like mike pence, or does he go with someone who is like him, kind of an unconventional choice, someone whose temperament and background may be a little rocky with parts of the party, but who would give him, newt gingrich knows washington, he knows how congress works. he knows he has some of those

bush is also not at this convention and let's take a look at some of pennsylvania's republicans who are not here as well. senator pat toomey, congressman ryan kastella and patrick fitzpatrick. all no shows so we want to know how big of a deal for so many lawmakers to sit this out. >> a lot of the folks who aren't going, listen, we'll criticize for being with trump one way or another, whether we go or not. we might as well be back home with our constituents. >> reporter: so several high-ranking republicans in new jersey same story. they chose to sit this out. nbc 10's ted greenberg will take a look at that issue coming up at 5:30. for now the latest live here from the republican national convention in cleveland. i'm jim rosenfield. nbc 10. back to you. >> all right, jim. thank you so much. already, a big shake-up and big news coming out of rnc in cleveland. check back with you soon. >> and check on nbc 10 for round-the-clock coverage as jim, traci davidson bring us live coverage from cleveland. a look at even more stories as the rnc gets started. >> this weekend we're helping local shelters match families up with a new four-legged friend. >> called clear the she

age 43; officer patrick zamarripa, age 32; officer mike krol, age 40; senior corporal loarn ahrens age 48; and sergeant michael smith. yesterday president obama and former president bush were there for the memorial service to honor these men and to honor everyone in law enforcement who gets up each monk, puts on a -- each morning, puts on a badge and risks their lives for us, to me, for my family, for my neighborhood, for my community, for my town, for my state and for my nation. america was rocked by the senseless murder that took place in dallas, texas. but it isn't the only thing that is really stunned the conscience of america. at the same time we've seen some shocking and disturbing videos. in baton rouge, the home state of the presiding officer, louisiana, alton sterling, a 37-year-old father was shot and killed outside a convenience store. falcon height, minnesota, philando castile, age 32, fatally shot in his car during a police traffic stop for a broken taillight. his fiance and her 4-year-old daughter were in the car. those events, those two events, three events came together, the killings of the police in dallas and these video shootings and shocked the con

bush. saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> dr. patrick conway, chief medical officer for medicare and medicaid services testifies on proposed changes to medicare payments. dr. conway, who also heads the innovation center for cms outlined the five-year pilot program changing how hospitals and doctors are reimbursed for outpatient drugs. he testified last week before the senate finance committee. >>> i'd like to welcome everyone to this morning's hearing that will allow the proposed medicare part "b" demonstration. i would particularly like to thank dr. patrick conway for the center of medicare and medicaid services for testifying. today's topic is very important. the proposed cms demonstration project would radically alter the ways in which medicare pays for drugs and buy logics, treatments physicians prescribe and administer in the outpatient settings that are covered under part b. typically these are drugs and treatments that are tested in a physicians office or hospital. they're used to treat vulnerable beneficiaries with serious medica