The Latest: 03/22/2026 08:59am ET

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1:02Today's show hosts Savannah Guthrie is asking people to not forget about her missing mother. Guthrie and her family released a video last night thanking the people of Tucson, Arizona for helping them search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie who disappeared from her Tucson home about seven weeks ago. The Guthrie family is asking the community to look at camera footage and to search their memories for anything that may assist in finding their mother. Forecasters warned dangerous flood conditions could get worse on the Hawaiian Islands this weekend. A subtropical cyclone known as a cone of storm has caused widespread flooding. And as Lisa Taylor reports, thousands were ordered to evacuate as authorities fear heavy rains could cause a dam in Oahu to burst. The Honolulu Department of Emergency Management warned the 120-year-old dam could collapse or breach at any time. To declare the dam was at imminent risk of failure, Billy D reports from Oahu. Entire street blocks on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu completely underwater, stalled cars submerged and stretches of farmland gone, below a desperate scramble to safety.

2:06The water here rising above the windows. And across the North Shore, thousands forced to evacuate in the dark. The Coast Guard will be out there to do search and rescue if God forbid any of our loved ones have been washed away with housing. It's going to be a very tough to go day. I'm Lisa Taylor. Prices at the pump continue to rise, triple A's putting the national average this weekend at $3.92 a gallon. Up from $363 a week ago, prices were hovering around $2.93 a gallon a month ago just before the start of the war in Iran. I'm Scott Carr. As a partial U.S. government shutdown drags on, the world's richest man, Elon Musk is offering to pay the salaries of TSA workers. The billionaire Tesla CEO posted the offer on the social media platform X early Saturday saying he would cover the cost during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports across the country. A growing number of TSA officers are calling out sick, or if quits since the shutdown began

3:09in mid-February. TSA workers could miss their second full paycheck next week unless lawmakers can break a deadlock over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. I'm Lisa Carden. Nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen are being recalled. The voluntary recall due to the possible presence of a foreign substance. An FDA notices tarot pharmaceuticals received complaints from customers reporting a gel-like mask and black particles inside the containers. The FDA says the medication was manufactured in India for tarot pharmaceuticals USA. Storic warm temperatures and near-record-low snowpack has meant a popular ski resort in Utah is calling it quits today. Snowbase announced it will be closing March 22nd nearly a month earlier than it typically closes in mid-April. According to ski Utah, this will be the fourth Utah resort to close in March, as Cherry Peak and Eagle Point have already closed their slopes and Nordic Valley plans to conclude its season. Since records started being recorded in 1874, Salt Lake City has recorded its warmest

4:12winter ever. I'm Jason Toulin.