multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. good morning. i'm kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay," san francisco mayor ed lee will be sworn in for his first elected term. we'll show you how you can watch the mayoral ceremony live right in your home. a march against police turns violent in east bay and cameras catch the action as police move in. and hundreds of bay area people answer san mateo family's desperate plea. how you can still help a 4-year-old boy get a life-saving bone marrow transplant. this is today made.

and look at this pretty look right before a full sunrise there near justin herman plaza in the city. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday morning. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda and a forecast that is lovely. drier than we want though. or drier than we need. >> you saw those live pictures from erin murphy this morning. doesn't look like january outside. in fact, the temperatures outside very unusual as well. 30 in gilroy. drive up to san jose, it's almost 50. it has all to do with these offshore winds, which at least temporarily in some spots are mixing in warmer air towards sea level. certainly seeing that in oakland this morning with mid 50s. you'll be asking yourself, october or january? certainly dry. good news for fire danger, those winds should back off heading into the afternoon. we could be near record-breaking levels again today. if we get those upper 60s to

near 70, more records could fall today. plus, we'll have a look at two slight chances of rain in the seven day. >> very confusing for the kids. my 5-year-old asked if she could go swimming yesterday. she said, but it's summer. >> yes, dress in layers and go swimming in the afternoon. >> thank ys, rob. it's a big day for san francisco mayor ed lee, as he officially begins a full four-year term. he'll be sworn in later this morning during a ceremony at city hall. mayor lee became the first asian-american elected to the high post after winning last november's election. he won't be celebrating for too long though. he will hold his first meetings starting tomorrow. the ceremony will stream live on the city's website starting at 11:00 this morning. and a public swearing in ceremony for san francisco supervisor to become the new city's sheriff is scheduled for today. it is unclear whether he will get to take that oath of office. the san francisco chronicle reports that the judge who was

to do the honors bowed out amid the legal troubles. the district attorney is investigating charges of domestic violence. a neighbor called police accusing the supervisor of beating his wife on new year's eve at their home. that's something he denies. one year ago today, a gunman took aim at arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords, killing six people, including a little girl. gun violence prevention groups will remember the six people killed along with the 13 others who were wounded. congresswoman gabrielle giffords, who's still recovering from a gunshot wound to her head, will attend a vigil in tucson. the bay area ceremony will be held at san francisco's gardens. it begins this afternoon at 6:30. this morning, oakland is quiet after a long night of chaos on city streets that started as a march against police but then turned violent. cameras were rolling as about 150 protesters marched to police

headquarters last night where police surrounded the building. protesters yelled at officers and at least two bottles were hurled at police. as all of this happened, broadway between 14th and 7th streets was shut down. at one point, a protester wearing a mask vandalized another tv station's live truck, slashing a tire and writing on that van with a marker. some of the protesters caught the action themselves and broadcast the footage showing that clash with police. officers say it was organized by occupy oakland protesters, who say they put out a press release inviting anarchists and anyone else against police to take part. police say they arrested six people on charges, including vandalism, assaulting officers, and possession of explosives. no word on whether anyone was injured. to the south bay now where a man in his 60s is dead, shot in his own home, and the gunmen are still on the loose. the man was killed yesterday at

his home near gilroy on l leavesley road. detectives spent the day talking to witnesses and trying to track down the two gunmen. kimberly terry has the latest. >> reporter: visibly upset, family and friends of a man killed in gilroy saturday morning gathered close to the home where he was shot multiple times. police say the man is in his 60s. >> it's unclear if it was gang related or personal. >> reporter: the santa clara county sheriff's department got the call, leading deputies to the home near ferguson road. >> this is not the norm. this is unincorporated gilroy. >> reporter: police say they are now looking for two suspects who were last seen running northbound on leavesley. the area has been searched to no avail. police say they spent the day interviewing witnesses and hope to have more information on the suspects soon. kimberly terry, "today in the

bay." >> the santa clara county sheriff's department is handling the investigation. they want anyone with information to call it in. this is the first homicide of the year in unincorporated santa clara county. in san francisco, a bicyclist is recovering after an overnight collision. a bicyclist and a driver is crashed near the corner of ocean and geneva avenue in the balboa park neighborhood just after midnight. the bicyclist was injured seriously enough to be taken to the hospital. his condition has not been released. investigators are still looking into the accident. we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, what police say about a 6-year-old boy who was found wandering oakland city streets at 3:30 in the morning. plus, north korea marks the birthday of their newly declared supreme leader. what a video released ous abet e ret thec stiveec like of kim jong-un.

good morning it to you. looking live at a beautiful picture of the golden gate bridge on an all clear morning. it is a cool start. no rain in the foreseeable future. well, he's an international man of mystery. north korea's new leader. now a documentary in honor of kim jong-un's birthday gives us a new look at his life. this is a film that aired today on north korea state television praising kim jong-un as a military genius as showing him overseeing military exercises and talking with officials. the video also shows him riding horses and visiting an amusement park. he's believed to be in his 20s. a 6-year-old oakland boy is safe despite the fact that a good samaritan spotted the child wandering alone on an oakland city street at 3:30 in the

morning. that good samaritan called police after spotting this child in the parking lot of a chase bank on international boulevard yesterday morning. police say the boy was not distraught and was able to talk with officers, but he couldn't tell them where he lived. police eventually found out who the boy's mother was and now in found her. she could fae charges. in the meantime, the 6-year-old is under the care of child protective services. >> it looks like there's a case of negligence and child endangerment, then we would have to address that. if it looks like this was purely an accident, depending on what the investigation reveals, then we would have to make that determination. >> oakland investigators say they don't suspect foul play in this case, but they are still trying to figure out why the boy was wandering alone in that parking lot. a peninsula family is grateful this morning for the hundreds of people who showed up

for a bone marrow drive in the name of their 4-year-old son. kyle crawford was diagnosed last month with a rare blood disorder, and his parents say he may only have months to live. yesterday, 500 people showed up for a bone marrow drive to try to help. they got their cheeks swabbed to see if they're a possible match for kyle, who is half kau cay shan and half chinese. his mixed race makes it difficult to find a compatible donor. >> my husband and i are both half asian-american. our girls are now mixed. we kind of want to help out. >> if you missed yesterday's drive, there's another bone marrow drive next saturday at the clinic in san francisco. you can also go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, to get more information on how you can get a mail-in application and a link to the asian-american donor program. if the fear of a pain of a transplant is what's holding you back, they don't do it that way anymore. you don't have to have it extracted. you just have to have something

like a blood transfusion. much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, highlights from last night's gop presidential debate, including a shocker from rick perry on what he would do on iraq if he were president. plus, political analyst larry gerston goes in depth on where the candidates stand in the polls. >> and here's a live view of san jose this morning. high clouds and still breezy and fall-like temperatures around the bay area today. we'll have a look ahe i the fullunorday f secast when we come right back. hey guys, breakfast!

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conditions. we have some offshore winds. look at our temperatures. 50s around san francisco and concord. the breeze is still going around the bay area. 30 now in gilroy. it's those northeast winds through napa keeping things quite dry this morning but getting us off to a warmer start to the day. it's like a running start for our temperatures. more 60s today, but a chance of getting close to 70 in a few spots. if we do that, that could mean more records around the bay area. tonight, as the winds are definitely light tonight into tomorrow morning, we'll see 230 to start the day. a slight chance of a few showers getting into tuesday. the last time we've had significant rain around the bay air yarks you have to go back to november 24th. this is the reason why the hillsides are all brown. we haven't had any significant rain. only 19% of average for our snow pack. hopefully we see this change. this is the wettest time of year

here, as you can see. we really need to catch up in the rainfall department. not going to do it today, but maybe a little later this week. right the now you see the north winds around the east bay hill tops. we have high pressure building in, holding off these incoming systems and giving us these windy conditions, which picked up yesterday. it will probably stick around through about lunchtime today. as the winds go offshore, they warm up and dry out. that's the reason why fire danger is high, unlike our typical marine air, which spills in from the coast and brings in the humidity level. we're seeing the opposite effect. fire danger, unfortunately higher than it should be for january. we have them up for this morning. we should see those winds backing off into the afternoon. the chance of showers for tuesday. notice it looks like the bay area may miss out. there's a chance of snow in the sierra on tuesday. the models are having a tough time with this system. piece of energy also drops down the coast. as we go into maybe friday and saturday, that low could swing back to the bay area.

hopefully that happens because we certainly do need the rain. today, we're talking 60s. maybe close to 70 in mountain view. 68 in san jose. mid 60s around the east bay hills. the sierra, windy and dry. seven-day forecast shows a bit of a cooldown for tomorrow. tuesday, slight chance of showers. stay tuned. maybe next saturday a few scattered showers. still, overall a dry-looking seven-day forecast. kris. >> thank you very much. even if the forecast doesn't reflect it, we know it's january because it's time for decision 2012. we're two days away from new hampshire's first in the nation primary. republican presidential candidates are debating right now in new hampshire. in last night's debate, it was rick perry who made perhaps the biggest surprise when he announced what he would do with the war in iraq if he were president. here's a look. >> reporter: as they met in new hampshire days before the vote, the republican candidates debated who would create for u.s. jobs, like the 200,000 in

december celebrated by front runner mitt romney. >> it's very good news. i hope we continue to see good news, but it's not thanks to president obama. his hold sis have made the recession deeper. >> reporter: santorum, who surged a third here, attacked romney. >> he says, i've got business experience. well, business experience doesn't necessarily match up with being the commander in chief of this country. >> reporter: romney's firm reorganized troubled businesses. >> taking out the ones where we lost jobs and those that we added, those businesses have now added over 100,000 jobs. i have a record of learning how to create jobs. >> reporter: ron paul, polling second, took on santorum. >> what really counts is his record. i mean, he's a big government, big spending individual. >> it's a ridiculous charge. you should know better. >> reporter: rick perry unleashed a shocker. >> i would send troops back into iraq. >> reporter: mostly perry and john huntsman watched. the focus was on the front runner. >> i wasn't too far behind it.

doing pretty well catching up on mitt every single day. >> reporter: but romney's far ahead and got through another debate relatively unscathed. steve handlesman, nbc news, new hampshire. >> as steve mentioned, mitt romney continues to lead the polls. a survey released friday has romney ahead of his closest rival by better than a two-to-one margin. for more, let's bring in political analyst larry gerston. let's talk quickly about rick perry. he said he would send troops back into iraq. is that going to get him traction? >> it's going to get him traction with the part of the republican party that's military oriented. there are people who would like to see that. i think most americans are weary of war. but the problem always is going from the primary to the general. the voters who turn out at primary are much more

conservative. there will be a larger cohort there. >> all right. well, let's talk about whether or not the deal -- what happens on tuesday in new hampshire, first primary in the nation nation, will seal the deal. >> maybe not seal the deal, but romney's victory, if there is one, and many think there will be, will probably up the ante. take a look at that poll for a second, kris. we see what's going on here. you can see that romney enjoys a nice lead. no question about it. 42%. ron paul remaining strong. iowa is more of his kind of state. rick santorum bumped up more than twice as last week. john huntsman at 12%. that's his make or break state. now, a couple things to bear in mind here. first, romney's lead is solid. no question about it. but not quite as solid a it was two weeks ago when he was near 50%. all, ron paul.

this guy ron paul, he seems so out of step with so many people. he continues to show strength to. santorum, nice bounce. the question is, is there enough time in that short week for santorum to come up? the conclusion here is, romney looks good. the situation remains fluid. >> okay. every time we go to these pry primaries, we say, we're in the west, what does this have to do with us? is this more reflective of us here in california than what happens in iowa? >> a scosh. in some ways, some of eastern new hampshire, of course, is a bedroom community for the boston area. that's the suburbs. the suburban vote is very important across the country. particularly here in california. there's no question about that. oh, my goodness. on the other hand, we have other issues here. new hampshire's about 90% white. you can see how that goes in california, which is less than 50% white. 99% white in iowa. about 76% nationwide.

why do we care about that? just for a second. we care about that because we know that latinos, african-americans, asian-americans, all went disproportionately democratic, heavily so, in 2008. it's not really an accurate perception, if you will, of the country as a whole. new hampshire also has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. just over 5%. contrast that with california, which is over 11%. that said, it's not very reflective of the way the nation is as a whole. but still, it's giving us more insight than we would have had in iowa. >> okay. you know, we started off this talk with the fact that mitt romney looks like he is going in and will likely come out, but surprises happen. right? we could see a surprise. >> this is a volatile election year. there is no question about it. so things can happen. one of which, by the way, could happen on that debate on "meet the press." it's the last debate. they only had two. it's coming up this morning. one out of six, as of last

friday, new hampshire voters was undecided. that's a large number. that's 16%. if that group coalesces, it's a tight race. every one of these primary states has its own things. they have their own things that make it different. in the case of new hampshire, you can go ahead and cross over. that is to say a democrat can voted for the republican primary. look at kind of mischief the democrats can make if they win. oh, okay's going to win. we know that. let me vote for candidate x, y, or z. suddenly, an undesirable candidate may surface and do very, very well against the popular mitt romney. put those things together and, yeah, things can iffy. if it romney nails down a solid

win on tuesday, wow, he will have taken a major step forward toward nailing down the nomination. he still has south carolina. no question about that. let me tell you, winning two in a row, not bad. even if the first one was by eight votes. >> but this is where we start to see candidates kind of trickle out and say, i can't recover from this. >> yeah, michele bachmann. rick perry trickled out and trickled back in. i think there will be another dwindling. >> thank you very much, larry. you can always get larry's political insight any time of day on nbcbayarea.com. just do a little search for prop zero. don't forget to watch the "meet the press" debate happening today. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a surprise delivery at a texas zoo. this baby rhino is making headlines, but her mother's atin.tog w youhy 'lwel tell you why. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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expected to strip down to their underpants and hop on b.a.r.t. this is the annual pantless b.a.r.t. ride. they will swarm trains and platforms throughout the area. for a complete event detail list, go to the event's facebook page. that way you can participate, or if you want to avoid it, you know how. an animal rescue group called wild rescue is asking for the public's help in locating an injured bird. the bird has fishing lure attached to its nose. it's last seen in san francisco's golden gate park. if you see the bird, don't come into contact with it. don't try to capture it. instead, call the emergency hotline. the number, 415-979-9700. when you think of cute babies, rhinos probably don't come to mind. check this out. she was born in december outside of dallas. we're getting a first look this

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