. >> reporter: dna detective cece moore has been up all night.an't get out of her head the notion that someone has been abandoning babies. she's determined to help those two now-grown up half siblings, janet and dean, find their mystery birth mother. and at 2:00 a.m., she strikes gold -- a dna match to yet a third sibling. but all she's got to go on is the woman's date of birth. >> so i went into the california birth index, put her date of birth and someone came up. her name was julie christine doe. that's what they use for a foundling. >> what went through your head? >> i could not believe it. we had two foundlings, now we have three foundlings. >> reporter: two is shocking enough. three is unprecedented. although they had different fathers, all three shared the same mother. who is she? did she do this by herself? why would she abandon them? ce cece's research reveals a familiar refrain, a baby hours old, umbilical cord still attached, wrapped in a towel. >> julie was left at the happy market. >> reporter: it was in the wee hours of a january mo

we're continuing to cece era snow fall tonight and into the early morning hours. this morning was the worst commute if you were heading up to lake tahoe. futurecast right now not showing any rain in the forecast. that anythi thankfully that storm system made its way out yesterday and all that's left is the cold mass. cloud cover from san francisco to san jose, which means we could see early patchy morning fog. the next system that was going to bring the threat for some potential rain, looks like it's far off to the coast. it doesn't look like it's going to affect our christmas night plans. we have a few scattered showers in the forecast for christmas night. right now it's actually looking pretty dry. as far as that sierra snowfall, there was a winter weather advisory that did remain in effect until 6:00 p.m. tonight. that's because travel conditions were really bad earlier today. they could be gueetting gusty tonight again. if you're heading up to a cabin early morning, watch out for slick road conditions. they're expecting from one to four feet of snow. they'll b

he was 65 years old and survived by his wife cece and five children. >>> hank aaron -- smashed a home run over the yard to break babe ruth's all-time record. there is sager running. you can see him right there. a good thing to know here is sager did not even have a press conference a picky just kind of worked his way in and got on the field. he hopped over the third-base the wall and ran onto the field.>> you can hear the frenzy and the excitement. >> he was a great reporter. >> as for the warriors game they beat the next 103-90. the next work shorthanded. from the start it really was all about team play for golden state. they started a game with an assist. 36 straight buckets. finishing with 41 assists on the night. the warriors have the best record in the league with 23 win and four losses. seth curry actually had more rebounds than he did point last night.>> he played very well though. >> something is happening with the warriors . it seems like they don't take shots. they pass the ball. makes good basketball.>> let's move back to our twitter rest of the day because we weren't talki

thanks to a unique program giving them a "helping hand 9 year old cece has transvee >>> itch your nose. >> reporter: nine-year-old stacy has transfer mylitis, a poll owe-like illness. her occupational therapist said sia needs help lifting her arms >> she was reliant on everyone else to wipe her nose, feed her, give her a drink of water, scratch her face. >> reporter: . >> reporter: now stacy will get more independent from a device called an xo arm. >> itch my nose. >> . >> reporter: tracy's xo arm, created by olga criseva, a student at a unique biomedical program. >> to essentially use something that i'm passionate about to help another person, it's a fantastic opportunity. >> reporter: instructor oxana panchekem started the program two years ago at foothill community college in los alto hills. today students are getting the kind of training usually not seen until graduate school. >> if they're working on something hands on that relates them to helping people. >> reporter: the students have created and distributed 200 adaptive hand else so physically challenged kids can grip items like

. >> took bike ride it was veryy cece. >> i took several boxes out toer the dumpster and broke themaland put them in the recycling bin. >> many people don't do that.on. they don't take that extra step. >> yeah i did. i broke them down.n. ly manly. >> very manly for the man show. >> i did feel manly athe alntal. >> yes. >> did you wear cut off shirtr i while you were doing, shirt witt the sleeves off.e sleeves off. >> i was wearing shorts becausee it was 68 days.it was d >> cut off shorts.horts >> mantle shorts. >> okay. >> tight fitting -- >> we might to transition to >> transn to weather now. weathe [ laughter ] >> let's get to the forecast. you'll get me in trouble.rouble. let's do the forecast.t we were 68 yesterday. yes that's prob probably the only t part of anything you heard h actually accurate.ccurate. 40 in washington now.40 32 in pittsburgh. yes. temperatures cooled off overnight. the flow there out of the northt and west.es. the direction the arrows showing the winds are out of the northfn and north and west we'll be in n for cooler day today.oday upper 40s to about 50 foro