here in manassas it is still moving fairly well into centerville and a last live look, looking good. andrea and jess in. >> reporter: delays, back-up accidents, despite all the traffic woes, new drivers are anxious to get out there on the roads. in dc there is a waiting list several months long just to take the road tests. >>> the department of motor vehicles is hoping to speed up this process, but it will cost you more than triple. delia goncalves has exclusive details. >> reporter: daniel waited three months for his road test. unfortunately, on this day he didn't quite make the grade. he has to return for another test in three months. why the wait? the lack of instructors at the dmv. although the dmv wouldn't tell us how many they have on staff, we spent about three hours outside the brentwood office. we saw the two same struck tors, clip boards in hand, heading out if a road test. we show the dmv is recruiting driving school instructors. that will speed up a process. right now folks pay a total of 55 bucks to get a license but could soon be paying nearly $200. >> that is not fair.

manassas off and on into centerville, no problems on the beltway here on the west side of town. two overturned vehicles early this morning, northbound on 395 at edsel road. they were cleared as well, but caused a lot of slow traffic into springfield. it low as down here in landmark. at the american legion bridge good shape, entire western stretch of 495 looking good this morning. back to you guys. >>> we are finding you deep discounts on this monday. best buy.com other's deal of the day includes a queen art chef classic -- questions art chef classic. living social is offering $30 for drink the district, american beer and wine festival. this is june 29th and 30th. you save 20 bucks, but the sooner we get to the date the higher admission will rise. >>> and living social has another deal for 5 krunners. rebel races in town on june 22nd. you can enter for $42. >>> if you have an offer you have seen or are a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. we'll be right back. anncr: competition makes us rivals. but kids bring us together. americ

and incident-free at this time, construction projects but those are lifted for the time being. 66, centerville, fairfax into the beltway. thrive usual hot spots, up from 95, heading into the beltway no big problems. live shot into the city a little bit further down on thrive on the 11th street bridge, heading into d.c., very, very light there along the 14th street, right now back to greta and brad. >> follow twitter on up-to-the-minute updates her handle is @gridlockgoddess. >> police are looking for those behind a double shooting in the southeast >> john gonzalez is following this case and he'll have a live report coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> also new this morning, plan a protest outside the white house today. reverend jesse jackson is expecting to lead a rally calling on the president to do more about issues that affect distressed black people in the united states. >> a safety walk will take place on the metropolitan branch trail. police, guardian angels gathered on the trail in response to a recent incident. on tuesday a group of young people knocked a man off his bike and beat him. he suffere

a day in the 80s and in the low 80s now in bel air and centerville, but we do have some breeze out there. live look at conditions in baltimore, partly cloudy skies, 84. humid, yes, high temperatures in the upper 80s. that's on the warm side for this part of mid-june. the humidity is not giving us any kind of break. the heat index 94 at the inner harbor. take a look across the area. just a couple of showers to the south and east for the rest of the evening. there's that one storm in cecil county. otherwise, we think there could be area, offshore that could impact the lower shore even into annapolis some morning rain. the better chance for storms and some brief downpours mr. come in the afternoon -- will come in the afternoon. this could end up spring up right over the central part of the state. it looks like the weather will stay fairly clear as we go into the delay on thursday. dry layer will funnel in. look at the temperature trend here. not much change. mid-80s tomorrow. mid-80s into the day on wednesday. i want to show you this across the mid-atlantic state. this front will be a slow

centerville, you're another spot to see wind and rain, but not lightning. >> here is a shot downtown, 82 degrees. dewpoints up to 63p. a muggy feel. westerly wind at 9. made it to 83 today. that is on par for average in 99 degrees set back in 1991. we can get really hot this time of the year. we're not expecting 90s in the foreseeable future. 77 right now woodbine. 86 downtown right now. rain cooled 78 from aberdeen up to elk ton. dewpoints have come up significantly. dewpoints into the 60s. that is a sticky feel. when we get to 70, that is an oppressive feel. that will be the case going into tomorrow. so feeling like 88 downtown. feels like the mid- to upper 8 0s to the south. a little drier air to the north, but that well change over the next several hours. 2degrees warmer in town than it was yesterday evening. the temperatures are starting to rise. now, the sunshine is back out, so quick moving system that's blowing through. the big show is out to the west in the form of a cold front. that will come in tomorrow afternoon. could see a couple of gusty thunderstorms. not expecting sev

all lanes are open manassas into centerville. 395 now northbound here in the lanes. >>> the little spats your children have every so offense, they should not be ignored. according to a new study in the journal journal of pediatric, research found fights between brothers and sisters can cause the same level of distress as peer bullying. >>> is there a racial bias on how autistic children are treated? autistic african-american and hispanic children are far less likely than write autistic children to receive specialized care for medical conditions that sometimes come with autism. these include stomach problems and sleep disorders. >> how you measure your blood sugar can go a long way for diabetics. diebold beatics who use meters have better control over the disease. that is according to researchers at the mount sinai medical center who looked at data from 500 patients. they found those with monitors do a better job than those who keep handwritten logs. >>> picture this, 35,000 harleys riding into rome to celebrate the motorcycle company's 110th anniversary. >> only 1400 of the bikers were g

back over to the maps this time over inbound side of i-66 no problems as you come in from centerville, looking good and a last live look over in springfield. looking good here as you head by the beltway in chantilly, an accident northbound on route 50. back to you guys. >>> a 17-year-old girl was shot three times and a man was shot in the face in southeast dc. it happened overnight on the 4900 block right at bening road. delia goncalves will have more information on this story at the top of the hour. >>> the leaders of the eight of the world's top economic powers are meeting in northern ireland today. >> the official discussion at the group of 8 summit is supposed to center around europe's ailing economy and what can be done to fix it. there is another topic that is sure to draw the most attention. >> reporter: president obama is on his way to northern ireland. syria is not formally on the docket but is expected to dominate the talks following president obama's move to authorize shipments of weapons. >> reporter: russia is staunchly opposed to arming the rebels. putin says rebels in s

we have got 61 right now, and centerville, still in the 50s here at 58. also northeast 58 is where we should be for this time of year. now, we will talk about an andrea. we do industrial winds sustained at 60 -- do still have winds sustained at 60. the track of the storm will take this into florida and then it moves over the carolinas and heads toward us as we go into friday afternoon, friday evening. that will be the worst of it for us. so when this is all said and done, we can see up to two inches of rain. i will show you the tolts but right now a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> good morning. >> traffic is just starting to pick up as you are heading out. there's a car fire northbound at route 175. problems on route 295, there's a crash along the northbound lanes at the beltway. watch out for this. if you are on twitter, follow us, the handle is maryland traffic. you can have -- i m aconstantly updating that throughout the entire morning show s. 695, a55 miles per hour. here is a live look. you won't have any problems getting across the key bring.

frederick at 71. 69 in centerville this morning and we had to match the temperatures and we had the humidity that's matching as well. dew points are matching. so with that we are very sultry and soupy in the atmosphere. speaking of soupy, let's go to the tropics because lots of gulf of mexico moisture that is cawell, this tropical depression now. this is tropical depression 2 and it's bringing lots of rain over northern guatemala but this is going to stay away from usp we don't need anymore -- us. we donned need anymore rain. we will see rain with showers and thunderstorms coming in and we have a surplus now. abc2's most accurate future trend goes into motion picking up on scattered showers and storms as we go throughout the day. but they will be more widespread for today. so we won't get off like we did yesterday with an isolated shower and thunderstorm. lots of sunshine yesterday. we won't be so lucky today many we will have to wait until thursday and friday when we see more sunshine in the forecast. today, the high temperature coming in right around will #-- 83 and by lunchtime 81. less h

and centerville is at 69. cambridge is coming in at 71 degrees and good morning to you aberdeen at 67. so we look at tropical satellite and we are watching because it's that time of the year and we have tropical depression this was what we were watching yesterday. tropical depression is moving towards mexico. so it's going to stay away from us. and that's some good news. that's what we like to see when we have to monitor the storms. but abc2's most accurate future trend not picking up on a lot for today. we have the potential for showers and storms and more widespread than what we saw yesterday. and then we will dry out nicely and it's going to be a good day especially this morning to go for a job but drink plenty fluids because it will be humid and less humid arriving towards the end of the week. now back to the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well if you are heading into the city, no delays on the jfx. we have a crash downtown on east fayette street at president's street and for those traveling in baltimor

and centerville this morning at 53 degrees and good morning to you. as we step out and about, satellite and radar, a few clouds out there but all in all plenty of sunshine as we head through the rest of today. let's send it back over to you guys. >> this weekend, the world will celebrate the deep blue sea. >> take a look at this guy. how is coo is this? we love -- how cool is this? getting ready to celebrate so much more this weekend, with the huge party for world ocean day. we will let you know all that is planned coming up after the break. >> also, this morning, one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. is that really what neil armstrong said after taking his first steps on the moon? why you shouldn't always believe everything you hear. >> well, megan and charley, no delays on 695. we will show you the other main lines and the latest drive times coming up for you on "good morning maryland." >>> well, it has been the subject of book, songs and poetry and this weekend the world will gather to celebrate the ocean. >> world ocean day became of

we had a crash 55 a little bit further outside of centerville and that is blocking the left lane but not causing too many delays there. beltway looks good on both sides so all the way from the wilson bridge, the american legion smooth roll. for now, or more information is always available in your car and that's going to be on 103.5 fm wtop. they're right here in the studio with me. i ebb spoke with rita a little while ago and the crash on 95. more information in just a little bit but for now i'll send it back over to greta and brad. >> thank you, amanda. new this morning d.c. police are trying to figure out who shot a 17-year-old girl and a man. >> the shooting happened earlier this morning in the 4900 block of g street southeast. john gonzalez live near the scene with the latest. good morning, john. >> good morning, greta and brad. at this ohio river it's still unclear how the victims are connected or if they're related, they live at g street southeast. 17-year-old girl and 20-year-old young man both shot inside an apartment on g street near benning road. neighbors heard a lot of gu

. >> centerville beach at north a carolina it's race togetherer north and east. because it's moving so fast not talking about days of rain around here. i mentioned the heaviest rainest right through the 95 corridor there. 2-4 plus inches of rain expected by midnight tonight. that will likely cause additional flooding issues. flashflood watch through the region. it's going to feel tropical. t it feels like southern floridath out there.here saturday and sunday warm and muggy cox be an afternoon showes or storm that stives up each day. it's a cold front monday to tuesday. that's weather. i'll get you anth update here ia few minutes.es let's get over to dj gemini, g tony and allison. >> there you go. >> i like that. that's the publicity shot? nice looking. >> can i -- dj gemini here ine n the house with us. we want you to speak up a little bit. >> okay. >> you are soft spoken.ken. >> it's his flow, tony. ton >> it's in the a criticism but the dj's we've had here, her wouldn't you say he is the most low key. >> i don't think so. >> it's not a criticism.itic >> she was

delays continue out of centerville. that's a check of your fox 5 ono time traffic. >> thank you. julie. hundreds of thousands of active duty militaryof members and veterans struggle each and every day with invisible wounds ofnds war. getting them the help and assistance they need of the focus is the decision at the the press club from downtown washington. we're joined by two members of house veterans affairs committee. the representative is thehe founding member of the congressional invisible wounds caulk ys.ulk thanks for joining thus morning. we appreciate it. and time walls is. what is the message when you get there at this free event open to everyone. >> allison i think the message m that we're trying to convey out there is we have a real issue. and i recognize this and congressman walls did, too. he is a veteran, i'm a veteran. i'm a vietnam era veteran. i know how the veterans werere treated at the end of vietnam. it was shameful what happened. last year we lost more active duty military to suicide than we did in combat. it's unbelievable. three years ago i formed the invis