Savannah Guthrie's Yellow Comeback

0:00It's April 6th. This is Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Savannah Guthrie made her return to the today's show Anchor Desk on April 6th, after more than two months away. Her mom, Nancy, would missing back on February 1st, and the family has been dealing with that tough situation ever since. The whole studio won, a lit up in yellow to show support, with Savannah rocking a bright yellow dress and her co-host Craig Melvin, matching with a yellow tie. Flowers and ribbons filled the set, turning it into a symbol of hope for the Guthrie family. It all started in Nancy's Arizona neighborhood, where folks tied yellow ribbons on mailboxes and left flowers at her house. That gesture caught on quick at NBC, with anchors and reporters wearing yellow enamel pins since mid-February. Yellow ribbons go way back to 1979, when they became a sign of hope during the Iran hostage crisis involving 52 American. Diplomats. A hostage's wife kicked it off, inspired by an old song about tying one around a tree.

1:04Her comeback landed on Easter Monday, which colleagues called symbolic of renewal and rising up together. The search for Nancy hits his 10th week with no suspects yet, but the network's yellow wave keeps the solidarity strong.