liotta. >> he never braked, never even realizationed he had struck and killed officer noah liotta last november. pinning the 24-year-old against the side of his patrol car, before throwing his body some 22 feet across the rockville pike. roulousco had been drinking for hours at the hooters down the street. his dad said he avoided looking at roulousco. he believes any plea is just a play for shorter sentence. >> remorse has nothing to do with it. >> reporter: tomorrow, the governor signs low -- noah's law, a bill requiring ignition interlocks for all drunk drivers. >> noah i can't get but his legacy will always be saving lives. >> reporter: because vehicular manslaughter is considered a nonviolent offense here, he will be eligible for parole after serving just 25% of whatever sentence he gets in august. at circuit court in rockville, bruce leshan, w su a -- wusa 9. >> his family wanted to attend officer liotta's funeral to express their grief also. but his lawyer said it was a bad idea. >>> an arrest in the trial of a baltimore ofcer, edward nero. charged with assault in office. and rec

liotta. and trying to seek amends in any way he can. >> reporter: more than two dozen officers were in the courtroom. so was liotta's dad, rich, who was not buying any remorse from his killer. >> i don't believe it. there's situations clearly of why people do certain things at certain times. and the remorse that has nothing to do with it. >> roulousco faces as much as 10 years in prison for killing liotta, while driving drunk and with gross negligence. his lawyer says roulousco supports noah's law, which will require ignition interlocks for all drunk drivers. rich liotta has made its his life's work. >> noah can't get back. but his legacy is going to be and will always be saving lives as he did when he was now. >> neither roulousco's lawyers nor the prosecutors would offer any kind of description of what kind of sentence they will be seeking for him at the next hearing coming up in august. the judge ordered a presentence investigation. but at this point, nobody seems to have any explanation f

: here at montgomery county fallen heros memorial service, the name of officer liotta was added to thel behind me. you see his sister over the engraved name. i asked her what it means to her. >> he's my only brother, so it is sort of crazy to lose somebody that you've been with your entire life. it doesn't seem real still honestly. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, leotta's father tells us what this service stametoday means t family. >>> new details about a fallen navy s.e.a.l. and what it means for the u.s. and iraq. >>> the >>> let's take a live look at flint, michigan, where president obama is listening to what residents have to say about the water crisis and trying to get an update on the federal response. he's speaking at a town hall meeting. but during a roundtable discussion earlier in the day, he urged the residents to use the water filters that are being provided free of charge, but cautioned parents to have their young children examined. this is the first time the president has visited flint since the became contaminated with lead. he took a sip of the city's water to prove it is s

named after officer noah liotta. noah was killed when he was struck by a drunk driver. >> very proud to support this bill. and i want to thank everyone who helped get it passed. >> the man who struck and killed officer liotta admitted yesterday he was drunk at the time. luis rouzco will be sentenced in august. >>> news legend morly schaefer has died. >> les moonvescalled him a gentleman and a scholar. he contributed memorable reports for "60 minutes" until his retirement just last week. he had been in declining health and passed away in manhattan. he was 84. and we'll have more a bit later in the broadcast. >>> we are just getting started here on wusa 9 news at 5:00. topper? >> normally, we show you this map, adam. it's all blue. it's gotten colder. this time, it's in yellows and reds. and 5 to 10 degrees warmer downtown. we'll come back, talk about how we're going to end the week. ask yes another yellow weather alert for saturday. >>> an alleged victim speaking after accusations he molested patients. >>> plus, are s

the law is named after montgomery officer noah liotta. he was hit and killed by a drunk driver last december, while working on a sobriety checkpoint. >>> closing arguments at the trial of baltimore police officer edward nero. he's charged with assault, and reckless endangerment in last year's arrest of freddie gray. this is a bench trial, meaning there is no jury. the judge is expected to render his verdict on monday. >>> a jury not guilty. relatives said lax security allowed that attack to happen. also, house speaker dennis hastert must report to serve a 15-month sentence. hastert pleaded guilty to violating banking laws to silence someone he had sexually molested when he was a high school wrestling coach. >>> donald trump's qualifications to become president. >>> up next, targeting homes and cars in northern virginia. >>> you know, jan. finally, temperatures will finally approach average levels, with sunshine i might add. 76 downtown. 75 in gaithersburg. and 76 in fairfax. we'll come back and put the future cast way into the future. and

. >> wednesday marked liotta's place on the fallen hero's memorial. the service, a yearly tradition at the public safety headquarters. >> officer noah a. lion thea. >> noah's father called it a hard reminder of what we often take for granted. >> i know he's honored and proud. but still too great a sacrifice. >> to all of the fallen families and noah's. >> this is one of the ways we demonstrate to the families, that in fact, we do continue to respect their sacrifice. we care about them, even after his death. one year from now. 10 years from now. 100 years from now. we care about his family. of montgomery county officers on this memorial. in gaithersburg, stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >> in addition to the memorial. officer lion thea is being remembered through noah's law, which is recently passed to toughen restrictions. his dad said he is meeting with the government soon. otherwise, he said, it's just a piece of paper. >>> commuters and freight, finally moving by rail. crews have put up new tracks on that csx train derailment. they disrupted thousands. b

. >> the man accused of striking and killing noah liotta at a traffic stop is due to be in court. he is expected to plead guilty to vehicularants officer liota's death later this month gustapo is facing six months to five years behind bars for that incidents. >> a series again the mets would be a battle on the mound matt sherzers making a return last time since last year's no hitter. this time a different story. he and the mets, aka score could strike out ten in the end the nats fall short. they lose this one 2-0. >> all right. not a bad start to the morning. but you know could be a little better. >> could be warmer. >> i'll throw that out there. >> look at the glass half full. >> i think we need to wait until june to have may so you know. >> here is where we are on showers this morning. north and west. dry in the city now. just a few clouds out there. we get closer here. hagerstown, you're still dry. it's rain to the west of you here. certainly frederick county dry and northern sections of frederick country eventually rain. 53 this morning. showers. look here's the deal. there's

montgomery county police officer noah liotta was killed last december.e stopped one suspected drunk driver when he was struck by another and killed. in march of last year, prince on-duty car crash. he was 26 years old. and the name of carolyn cross, deputy director of d.c. department of corrections will be added. she was murdered in her alexandria home in 2014. family members of all three officers are expected to be here as this vigil tonight and candle light part of it will start at 8:00. back to you. >> jackie bensen, thank you. >>> still ahead, washington post columnist is swallowing his pride and eating his words when it comes to donald trump. >> from wine tasting in loudon county to the caverns. we will look at treasures worth a trip this sum per. >> i love those caverns. i also love the national wheel -- or capitol wheel. will the sun last? wil the rainl >>> we are lucky there is so much to see and do across our area. over the next three weeks, first 4 traffic melissa mollett will take us on little jaunts. perfect for day-long summer get away with

montgomery county police officer noah liotta died last december after being struck by a drunk driveri checkpoint. in march of last year prince george's county police offer brandon killed in on-duty car crash. he was 26. and the name of carolyn cross, deputy director of d.c. department of corrections will be added. she was murdered in her alexandria home back in 2014. we are joined now by steve gren ger from national law enforcement memorial. big change. 28 years. we're tell us why. >> we are here this year because we started construction of the national law enforcement museum. right across the street from the national memorial. part is under control. we needed bigger space to accommodate our large aud yaens tonight. >> you certainly got one. >> sure did. >> this will be a very, very dramatic vigil here this year. it begins, candle light vigil begins here on the national mall at 8:00. back to you. >> jackie. >> wow. just counting down to just a -- look at jackie out there. been out for 15 days with umbrellas in a row. >> yeah. i heard the place from the newsroom when the sun came out.

. >>> storm chasers hitting the jackpot near liotta, kansas.re you ready in watch this breathtaking footage of a giant rotating thunderstorm, also known as a supercell as it looms over the kansas countryside. it formed over a cluster of several days. the supercell weakened only after spawning a number of tornadoes in the area. kansas has been pummeled by storms this week. two people injured. fortunately no deaths. >>> up next, president obama so eager to share his thoughts about donald trump. mr. trump isn't afraid to reciprocate. >> it's unusual that every time he has a press conference, he's talking about me. it's one of those things. but i will say this, he is a man who shouldn't be really, you know, airing his difficulties. he has not done a good job. lou: i'll have a few thoughts about all of that coming up next in my commentary, stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ mountains, and racetracks.ve conquered highways, and now much of that same a

montgomery county police officer noah liotta will be honored in this ceremony. >> his inscription onemorial wall was killed. he was condition douking a routine traffic stop. >> in prince george county university of maryland and city of college park celebrating launch of bike sharing program that provides more than 120 bikes throughout the campus and city. >> lsht a happy reunion in the district and we're talking about lorana sorabia she went into labor two weeks ago and contractions were coming so fast she could not make it to the hospital and called for help d.c. firefighters arrived on the scene and helped her deliver the baby. yesterday, she and her son dropped by engine company number four on sherman northwest to thank the firefighters. >> i've been on the job less than a year now. so this is my first delivery in the field of baby. everything wept very smoothly and pretty easy actually. i think anybody could do it. >> anybody except me. because i'm just saying. >> her son is named christophe mom and bay baby are doing just great. >> awe. let's take a look at say hello to the face

lance liotta says he hopes the test will detect lyme before symptoms appear. >> the goal is to treathis bacteria really early after the tick bite and it can be completely cured with antibiotics. >> reporter: temple is now focusing on cancer research at virginia tech. >> by doing the research i do it's possible i will be able to help people out. >> reporter: she says it's a great feeling when hard work pays off. mark albert, cbs news, manassas, virginia. >> here's a bit more perspective. >> the cdc estimates about 300,000 people are diagnosed with lyme disease every year. >>> right now at 6:00, a shooting outside the white house puts the executive mansion on lockdown and sends tourists scrambling. >> authorities suspect that terrorism is to blame for deadly egyptair crash but no blame of responsibility. >>> and donald trump picks up a key endorsement and steps up his attacks on hillary clinton. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm bruce johnson. >>> a secret service agent shoots a man outside the white house. the man reportedly approached the gate at 17th and e street and brandished a gun. office