the rest of the time it' csd. 20 degrees, dewpoint of 8. wind out of the south at 7. pressure is falling off at 30.17 inches. look at the windchill. feels like 11 degrees in philadelphia. 17 is the present air temperature in allentown and reading. millville, 17. 19 in dover. 24 in cape may. we've been below freezing for 87 straight hours. that streak will continue. actually i don't have a single temperature above freezing in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it will continue over the next several days. future tracker showing the shield of snow by 9:00 a.m. across the area, already stopping, though. in southern areas let's say dover and central portions of delaware and baltimore, it's done at that point. light snow for everybody else continuing through 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. and leftover snow showers 3:00 p.m. are that's the rar -- that's the arctic front barreling through. light fluffy snow 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. some of the roads could be slick and snow covered. accumulations 1 to 2 inches for temperatures across the area this afternoon, 23 in allentown. 24

opportunity thanks to a social venture fund grant from the nonprofit communication service for the deaf or csd. mozzeria employs about 15 deaf people. because of their grant that number is expected to multiply. >> that partnership allowed us to have franchises all over the u.s. >> reporter: along with new locations training and mentorship. russ himself is a second generation deaf business owner and knows the struggle. >> how to handle customer service, how to respond to customers. in terms of having that deaf support there is no one. >> reporter: what's it like knowing you're about to run the first-ever deaf-run restaurant franchise? >> we're fortunate. i'm very lucky. >> that is so cool. >> amazing. >> the grant amount hasn't been disclosed. it's still too early to talk about when and where the new locations will be. to learn more about mozzeria check out our website, abc7news.com. >>> a video that has touched millions of people around the world, and this morning people are using the #i stand with keaton to support keaton jones, a boy bullied at school. >> people who are different don't need

garvin: jack now organizes and files for csd-- jack: work on a clinical two-- garvin: and helps peteeep his personal calendar. pete: number three-- garvin: it's fun having his old friend around, pete says, but it's also more. it's validation for his chosen line of work. pete: as a therapist, you always leave with that doubt, "did i give everything here? could have he learned more doing something else?" garvin: at least, when looking back on jack' case, pete no longer has to wonder. from client to coworker seems proof enough of a job well done. garvin: you can always see new "bay area proud" stories every tuesday and thursday evenings on nbc bay area news at 5 pm. and if you know someone who should be featured, i would love to hear from you. you can find links to my facebook, twitter, or email on our website. that's nbcbayarea.com, and scroll down to the "bay area proud" segment. thanks once again for joining us this evening. i'm garvin thomas, have a good night. ♪ ome of "wow" savings. "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of "wow". denial. - is this price right? -

from the non-profit, communication service for the deaf, or csd.a employs about 15 deaf people. because of their grant, that number ismultiply. >> that partnership allowed us to have franchises all over the u.s. >> reporter: along with new locations there will be training and mentorship. russ, himself, is a second-generation deaf businessowner and knows the struggle. >> how to handle customer service, how to respond to customers. so in terms of having that deaf support, there is no one. >> reporter: so what's it like knowing you're about to run the first ever deaf-run restaurant franchise? >> we're very fortunate. i'm very lucky. >> we are rooting for them. to learn more about mozzaria and the people who make it a success, head to our website, abc7news.com. thanks so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> the hunt for answers. police try to figure out how a google engineer ended up dead in the bay. >>> security on b.a.r.t. what the transit agency is doing after a pipe bomb goes off in new york city. ⌞>> witne

he also serves as the executive director of the us csd is down syndrome center for research and treatment. mr. frank stevens was awarded the quincy jones excellence in advocacy award by the global down syndrome foundation in 2016 as an advocate he spoke on all over north america and europe promoting the inclusion of individuals with intellectual disabilities. as a reminder to everybody when the regular panel gets up here there will be star -- of course i have the stars in front of me and i'll pay for that later i'm sure but when the expert witness panel gets here we will be operating by the five-minute clock but our colleagues here obviously have very busy schedules of their own. i will allow them to give their testimony is to open it up probably for any comment or question. we won't hold them to the normal rigor of our routine so they can get about their business. with that, mr. chairman, it is a delight to have you here as my good friend and i now recognize the strong voice for those with disabilities across the spectrum in our country and the gentleman is recognized for whatever openin