Savannah Guthrie's Mom Kidnapped: Emotional Interview

It's March 25.

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Savannah Guthrie's 84-year-old mother Nancy vanished from her Tucson home on January 31 after

family dropped her off.

Surveillance caught a masked man at her door that night, and officials now believe it was

a kidnapping.

The search entered its eighth week this month.

Guthrie opened up in her first interview since the disappearance, sitting down with today

co-host Hota Kotbi.

At emotional talk, heirs Thursday and Friday on the morning show.

She shared plans to return to the today set soon, calling her colleague's family.

The co-hosts on today wiped away tears while previewing the chat on Wednesday, March 25.

Guthrie described the family's deep pain and her nightly worries about what her mom

endured.

Just days ago, Guthrie and her siblings thanked Tucson's community in a new statement.

They urged locals to review footage, texts, or memories from January 31 into February

1, and the late evening of January 11.

They stressed, no detail is too small.

Investigators with the Pima County Sheriff's Department think they know the motor behind

it all.

The family holds out hope that tips from Southern Arizona will bring Nancy home for a proper