Savannah Guthrie Returns, Mom Missing

0:00It's April 6th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Savannah Guthrie just slid back into her spot on the Today Show. First live broadcast since her 84-year-old mom Nancy vanished from her. Tucson Home, back on January 31st. Last scene around 9.30 pm, Nancy was reported missing the next day after skipping church and cops quickly called her place a crime scene, pointing to foul play since she couldn't even walk 50 yards alone. Earlier this week on April 6th, Savannah kept a brief, saying it felt good to be home, while her co-host Craig Melvin gave her hand a quick squeeze. The search kicked off with homicide detectives on site, Doorbell Cam cut at 1.47 a.m., her pacemaker app disconnected by 2.28 a.m. And signs she didn't leave willingly. Families been hit hard. Savannah opened up to Hota Coby about guilt, wondering if her fame drew trouble to her mom's side, telling her siblings.

1:00She's sorry if that's the case. Her Today crew rallied with Jenna Bush Hager and others sending prayers, while fans flooded them with support notes. Cops found DNA samples, recovered footage of a mass guy about 5 feet 9 inches tall in a black backpack smash in the camera, upped the reward. To $100,000, cleared the whole family including siblings and spouses, and even ruled out some gloves nearby as unrelated from A. Restaurant worker. The search drags on with Nancy needing daily meds to survive, but Savannah is pushing through, calling her return to the desk. Her joyful protest amid the pain, eyes locked on bringing mom home safe.