at the live desk, i'm eun yang. barbara? >> thanks a lot, eun. >>> we're following another developing story, this one in new york city. a seventh victim was killed by the explosion that flattened two apartment buildings in east harlem. the latest victim was found in the rubble around 7:15 this morning. gas leak triggered yesterday's explosion. the blast injured more than 60 people, including at least three children. >>> an elderly temple hills man shoots his wife and then turns the gun on himself. right now, police in prince george's county are trying to figure out what led to this murder/suicide. police went to do a welfare check on a home on winston street yesterday. when they arrived, they found the couple dead. detectives are working to establish a motive. >>> a dreaded proposal could become reality for those of you who use metro. today, the transit agency will vote on a plan to raise fares. it's part of its overall budget plan. metro unveiled that last fall. under the proposal, most train trips would go up about 3%. if

eun yang, news4, washington. >> it really is amazing. they have already identified and held thousands of human trafficking victims through their phone and texting hotline. the organization also worked th survivors to help them rebuild their lives. addressing mental health. still ahead, inspiring city leaders to push for change. later you likely never heard his name but if you are a hockey fan you definitely see him. we meet the >>> mental health experts in d.c. have come up with a plan to help young people deal with anxiety, depression, and other illnesses. district leaders are working to make it a reity. news4's mark seagraves talked to one man who suffered for years because his mental illness wasn't identified or treated. >> it was pretty bad. it was almost over. >> norman jones suffers from anxiety and depression but not sought help until he was in his 30s. >> if i had known the signs and symptoms, i would have let my family know. if they had moan the signs and symptoms, would have avoided lost time. >> experts say his story is not un

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang on this wednesday, march 26th. you'll want to give yourself extra time as you head out. the icy conditions causing several accidents jefferson. several people suffer -- accidents overnight. several people suffering injuries from the accident that involved eight cars between shady grove road, route 355 in gaithersburg. everyone is okay. just a reminder, you're going to want to take it easy. be aware of possible black ice that can cause slick spots on the roadways. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has more on those potentially icy conditions and when we might get above freezing. tom? >> yeah. here are the road temperatures now. 95 southbound of washington, road temperatures only 30. 66, road temperature in the upper 20s. the beltway, road temperatures only in the upper 20s as is interstate 70, 270, and 7 west toward hagerstown -- 70 west toward hagerstown. watch for patchy ice especially bridges and overpasses that have not been salted. storm team 4 radar showing some bands of scattered snow showers heading

. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 tod!2gñ for this wednesday, march çó12th7oo 2013.her. the system over tqwhu(per midwest now is heading our way and could put an end to the beautiful spring weather you've been enjoying. >>> storm team 4i] meteorologis chuck bell in for tom.ñr chuck? >> there's no "cou to the feel,afá t's "withdrawal put an end to the warm stretch. the case all day. you will need the umbrellas before the day is done. areas of rain crass ohio, that will make steadf progress to the east. as a result, rain chances will increase laterxd this afternoon. best chances for rain arrive after 2:00 or 3:00.ok in the meantime, it is going to be a mailed start. temperatures out the door this morningfá generally mid to uppe

. >> i'm ericka gonzalez in for eun yang.day" for this friday, march 28th. >>> a sneak peek at the view outside your window this morn are you looking live toward the national cathedral in northwest washington. >> the pavement is a bit wet in places because of sprinkles already moving through. and there's more where that came from. our first stop this morning, storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >>> good morning. grab an umbrella before you head out the door. we've had some sprinkles coming through in the last couple of hours. right now around the region, we have temperatures that are hovering in the 40s. we are all done with the freezing temperatures. right now reagan national at 47. in the mid 40s in montgomery county, prince george's county, and much of fairfax county, northern virginia, a few locations into the low 50s now. that includes culpeper and warrenton, down to fredericksburg and farther west, too. shenandoah valley, rather mild. in the low 50s there. what a change from yesterday morning. remember, dulles got d

. >> i'm ericka gonzalez in for eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" today.her headline this morning -- rain. >> that's right. you might notice sprinkles when you step outside. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein's tracking how long this will last. it will be a long, wet weekend, tom? >> it looks like it will be quite wet. grab an umbrella, you'll be happy you have one. we have scattered sprinkles in fairfax county, here in northwest, and in howard county. farther north and west, getting some just very light rain, hagerstown west, over toward cumberland and southwest of there from near martinsburg and into the panhandle of west virginia into winchester. a bigger area of rain just in to the southern shenandoah valley that's tracking north and east until about 3.5 hours away of getting into the metro area. so by mid morning, we'll get a few scattered sprinkles. some other sprinkles in west virginia, kentucky, down to tennessee. this is the line of strong storms that produced severe weather in missouri and the tornadoes there. that's weakened as it moved into

. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this wednesday, march 19th, 2014. we want to get you the winning numbers right now. check them -- they are 11-19-24-33-51, and the mega ball was 7. again, maryland had a jackpot winner and a $1 million winner. news4's richard jordan will have a live report from lottery headquarters in just a few minutes. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking some winter weather right now. it could cause problems for some of you as you make your way to work this morning. tom, what are we looking for? >> good morning. temperatures are a little bit below freezing, some of the higher elevations. elsewhere, we're in the mid to upper 30s, above freezing. the storm team 4 radar showing these little speckles of green. these are zones of some very light green. it's falling into the areas at the higher elevations that are above freezing. that's where there may be just a little bit of slick not, maybe a little bit of light icing forming this. it is very light rain that is falling there now. these counties in this lavender color,