Savannah Guthrie's Mom Kidnapping: Family's Pain & Search

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Savannah Guthrie, the NBC anchor, opened up in her first televised interview about her 84-year-old mother, Nancy's kidnapping from there.

Tucson, Arizona home.

The emotional talk with former colleague, Hota Kotby, airs in two parts on Thursday and Friday.

Nancy vanished 53 days ago, last scene on the evening of January 31st.

Investigators believe Nancy was taken against her will, possibly in the middle of the night.

Earlier footage showed a suspect removing her doorbell camera, and the FBI later released images of a

masked person at her front door. No one has been named as a suspect yet. Savannah share her deep

pain during the preview, describing sleepless nights filled with worry over her mom's ordeal.

Hota fought back tears too, as they discussed the family's ongoing agony after more than 50 days without

answers. Meanwhile, authorities are checking reports of suspicious neighborhood activity around the time of the

abduction. They've also reviewed new footage from Nancy's home as part of the search.

The family has raised the reward for information leading to Nancy's safe return to $1 million.

Officials with the Pima County Sheriff's Department and the FBI continue urging tips from the public to help bring her home.