Savannah's Return Amid Mom's Missing Case

0:00On April 6th, Savannah Guthrie made her return to the Today Show after a two-month break right when her 84-year-old mom Nancy has been. Missing since February 1st, from her Arizona home, on that very Monday, TMZ dropped word of fresh ransom notes from the same shady tipster who's been hounding them for months. The first note straight up claims Nancy's dead, but the sender's piss that officials ignored their offer to hand over the kidnappers for one Bitcoin, since February 11th. Now they're dropping the price to half a Bitcoin as publicity builds, swearing they're clean and just want to quiet fresh start. Not long after TMZ aired it live, a second note rolled in saying the tipster spotted Nancy alive with the crew down in Sonora, Mexico. These notes mix threats and pleas, but cops and the family can verify Jack from past ones either. Savannah choked up outside Rockefeller Plaza around 8.30 a.m. Eastern time, linking arms with co-hosts amid yellow ribbons and cheering fans. The Guthrie crews put up a $1 million reward, and she's felt the love through letters and prayers while diving back into news like Iran's.

1:05Latest. No arrest yet, just a few questioned and FBI footage of a masked suspect messing with the doorbell cam, 10 days after Nancy vanished post-dinner with. Family. The case drags on. These notes keep the pain fresh, but Savannah's pushing forward on air.