Savannah Guthrie Returns, Mom's Kidnapping Case Unsolved

0:00On April 6, Savannah Guthrie made her return to NBC's Today Show on Monday. Her first time back since her 84-year-old mom, Nancy, vanished. From their Arizona home on January 31, blood was spotted on the porch, ransom notes hit news outlets with past deadlines, an FBI video caught a masked man there that night. Cops think it was a kidnapping, but despite massive searches, no trace. The case drew thousands of federal agents, local officers, and volunteers yet Nancy's still missing. Her family put up a $1 million reward for tips leading to her safe return. Early on, outlets got ransom demands and Savannah said she and her siblings took too seriously enough to offer payment. On air, Savannah kept it light at first, high-fiving co-host Craig Melvin and greeting Al Roker with a sunny good morning. But emotions hit hard later amid Rockefeller's center fans, one rocking a welcome home shirt. She grabbed colleague Jenna Bush Hager's arm, tearing up while thanking supporters for

1:02the love. She's opened up about feeling changed forever, wrestling deep disappointment and abandonment, even toward her faith. In an Easter video from her New York church, she stressed facing loss and pain to truly celebrate resurrection, holding on to hope for heaven on earth. No fresh leads from the FBI or Pima County Sheriff's Department as of last week, and Savannah's back anchoring mornings carrying the weight while the search presses on.