do you start to think, we need to talk to danielle dreher? >> yes.xt step was let's find out, let's hear danielle's story. >> reporter: so detective szalbirak left michael and headed to the hospital where danielle had been waiting for updates on sam's condition. all danielle had been told was that sam had been shot. no one told her by whom. >> when i got over there, she was crying. she was very upset. >> reporter: detectives recorded the interview. >> we're trying to piece together what, what all happened. >> okay, let me get calm here. >> reporter: at first, detective szalbirak didn't reveal that he knew about danielle's lover michael minor, or that it was michael who shot sam. instead, he started by asking danielle about her marriage to sam. danielle candidly described it as troubled. >> we have been not getting along for many months. >> reporter: danielle also explained that she knew sam was having an affair, despite sam's best efforts to conceal it. >> did you know where he went today? >> today, i'm sure he went to his girlfriend's, yeah. but he

. >>> there's some welcome news for drivers across our to renew dreher's licenses. you will no longer have to retake the road i.d. test. it's designed to increase efficiency and speed up customer services at dmv offices, something we can get super frustrated with, ali. >> i know, but don't you think some people may need a refresher? i don't know. we'll see. >>> roads look pretty good, the gorman street road on i-40 west so make sure you slow down for work zones there, detours cary, temple, lake wheeler into trion to get to 40 and gorman on the eastbound side. further south through fayetteville, a hot one but so far not heating up on the roads. on the southbound drive times on u.s. 1, i-540 16 minutes on 75, 5 40, downtown, 12, pretty average on a thursday. at 5:07, leaving you with a look at i 540 on buffalo road, delay-free. >> we like the sound of that. delay-free always good for drivers. 5:08. >>> with school back in session is school bus safety is a top priority for state law enforcement. we'll tell you what measures are being taken to ensure our children are sa