i'm here with gilroy pd, and police are asking for your hem tonight in finding mimi. they say she left her sister's house last sunday around 7:30 in the morning and has not been seen since. the 49-year-old left walking, and she didn't bring her cell phone or purse. take a good look at this photo. she is described as 5'5", about 150 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a tan baseball cap, sunglasses, tan capri pants and a dark blue jacket. today her family and friends combed gilroy going door to door many christmas hill park, looking for her. and her brother made this plea directly to his sister. >> mimi, if -- if you're able to hear this, we are trying everything we can to find you, and we will. just know that we love you and we miss you. >> reporter: my her family says she is battling depression and has diabetes. they are now offering a $5,000 reward for any information that can help them find mimi. if you have any information, please contact the gilroy police department as soon as possible. reporting live in gilroy, marianne favro, nbc ba

mimi is described as 5'5" with brown hair and eyes. last seen wearing a dark blue jacket, tan baseball cap and tan capri pants with light blue tennis shoes. the family is looking for volunteers to help search for mimi. they're also offering a $5,000 reward for her return. >>> a powerful explosion rocks a building off its foundation. f butane canisters started the fire just before 11:00 last night. witnesses say they saw two people leaving the scene. they appeared to have suffered burn injuries. much more ahead on today in the bay. a new law that may prevent deadly rampages like the one in santa barbara from happening. >>> more than two years after the embassy attack in libya, the suspected master mind faces a judge. >>> welcome back to the broadcast. thank you so much for making us part of your sunday morning. you're looking at a live picture from downtown san francisco as preparations are under way for the pride parade coming up in just a few hours. >>> a developing story to bring you. the suspected mastermind of the attack against th

tonight they are asking for your help in finding mimi and also her family posted this flyer all over town. they have been out searching for her throughout the day. they're extremely worried because she left her sister's house here in gilroy last sunday morning with only the clothes on her back. which is why today friends and family combed gilroy downtown, christmas hill park, and knocking on doors. her brother says she was visiting her sister in gilroy when she took off walking last weekend. >> on sunday morning she did walk out of the house approximately 7:30 to 8:00, left all i.d., no wallet, no cash, left her keys. >> he says his sister was battling severe depression and has diabetes and also said the sister is 5'5" with brown hair and eyes. she was last seen wearing a dark blue jacket, tan baseball cap and tan capris pants with light blue tennis shoes. the family is now offering a $5,000 reward to anyone who can help them find mimi and also looking for volunteers to help them comb the gilroy area looking for her. if you do have any information which can help in the search please

meet mimi. she was born to maya. she has two older siblings. there's the baby baboon. very little. officials say they are all getting along quite well. >> lots of equipment today as two olympians emerged as top winners of this year's escape from alcatraz triathlon. one set a new record. olympian andy potts won for the sixth time. first time escapy olympian sarah has kins from florida won the women's side. the gruelling race features a 1.5 mile swim from alcatraz to the shore, then a run, then eight-mile bike ride. >> i train hard so it may look easy on race day. but that's the goal of training hard. >> youngest racer, 16. oldest, 76. and racers came from more than 40 countries. of course, all over the united states. to participate. this is a big one. >> but those two there, winners. >> coming up in sports. busty posey makes an immediate impact. as we return to the lineup. >> we've got giants highlights up next in sports. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. bruce bochy's giants are enjoying life at the top of the baseball world right now. sporting the best record in the game and today

tonight they are asking for your help in finding mimi and also her family posted this flyer all over town. they have been out searching for her throughout the day. they're extremely worried because she left her sister's house here in gilroy last sunday morning with only the clothes on her back. which is why today friends and family combed gilroy downtown, christmas hill park, and knocking on doors. her brother says she was visiting her sister in gilroy when she took off walking last weekend. >> on sunday morning she did walk out of the house approximately 7:30 to 8:00, left all i.d., no wallet, no cash, left her keys. >> he says his sister was battling severe depression and ha

mimi has two older siblings who officials say they're all getting along very well, which is posht. >>gs are getting along with the little one. >> yeah. >> thanks for joining us. . have a good night. . >> i'm not sure there's ever been an overdose causing death from marijuana. >> clearing the air from marijuana. we plook at what's really the truth when it comes to the drug's dangers. >> and michael bloomberg takes on the gun lobby with his controversial new ad about child deaths. but do the numbers in statements ring true? the so-called boo boo bus in san francisco.

and even more recently, marco rubio coming out on mimi graduation reform being a leader and having too back and hide from it because he got hit so hard from the right, i think until the party gets past this issue, and deals with the question of, what to do with those 12 million undocumented workers in this country, that it will continue to divide and haunt the party. eric: nina, seems the opposite is happening. dave brat rode the immigration issue partially to victory. >> definitely partially the victory. i think that victory had something to do with cantor's relationship to his district. i think, there are people who didn't like eric cantor. had is anti-establishment vote but yes, i mean, the tea party will use this, i think, anecdotal example of immigration to try to raise their voice on this issue and fight against any kind of a reform. but again, on a national level, for a, for a presidential prospect for the republican party, you have to deal with the changing demographics. you have to deal with the rise of the hispanic vote. and, in order to do that, you have to deal with immigr

>> guest: it's 1860, so he's 23, just before he married mimi sturges.c-span: and then, again, on the front of the book. >> guest: probably about 70, 75 i'm not sure. i'd say 72 is a good guess. c-span: and our guest has been jean strouse. and this is the book, called, "morgan: american financier." thank you very much. >> guest: thank you, brian. ..

that's popsy, mimi, my mom lorna, my aunt col and that's eddie. >> he looks like wally from "leave itletters in here that say, dad, thanks for the stiletto you sent me. what they were doing at night was going into enemy camps and killing german officers in their sleep. >> it's really remarkable, kate, when you think about what these young men were asked to do in world war ii and the affection that colbert has for his uncle is very moving, and the way he talks about him, it's a side you've never seen. >> also, and you get to it in the interview, just how young these -- you can even call them boys, were going into world war ii and what was expected of them and asked of them is truly unbelievable. his uncle died years before colbert was even born. did you get into kind of the connection that colbert feels and why he feels such a strong connection with him? >> uncle eddie, he survived so much in world war ii, but he did not get out of europe alive. his mom, stephen colbert's mom who you referred to died recently. stephen colbert was very close with his mother. she kept his memory alive, s

. >>> this man, garry moran, was identified by dna evidence found at the scene and add mimi t'd t involvement in the crime. police call it a burglary gone bad. >>> a new cnn/orc poll shows the majority of americans think hillary clinton would win the democratic nomination for president if she runs in 2062016. 78% somewhat or very likely she would top the ticket compared to only 21% would think she would lose and if she did win the democratic nomination, 67% polled said she would win the white house. 31% saying it's not likely she would be the next president. want to tell you that tonight christiane amanpour is going to host a town hall with hillary clinton live at 5:00 p.m. eastern and 9:00 p.m. right here again on cnn. >>> and it wasn't pretty, oh, no, it wasn't, but new york mayor bill de blasio appearing on "jimmy kimmel live" to make good on that stanley cup wager after who, the l.a. kings beat, what team was that again, the rangers? yeah, that's what happened. de blasio sang a round of randy newman's iconic love song to the city of angels, "i love l.a." ♪ from the south bay, to the valet