Hoda Kotb

What is the best part of being her daughter?

Either way.

Either way.

Do you picture her in heaven?

Do you have an image of what that looks like?

After Savannah's father died suddenly of a heart attack when she was just 16, her mom taught her the meaning of strength and resilience.

Decide and do.

And next, I asked Savannah how she's able right now to put the lessons from her mother into practice.

How did you navigate that part of your life?

How were you speaking to your kids?

In the initial days, you and your sister and brother sat together in all the despair you sat and managed to think of words to say, things to convey.

Were you able to do that in that moment?

While Savannah and her siblings have experienced unspeakable anguish since their mother's abduction, their closeness has made them stronger.

I talked about how brilliant my brother is.

You were there, you were getting updates from law enforcement, but how were you passing the time?

What were you doing during the days?

One of the images that stayed with me through all of this was you and Annie and Tommaso walking up and looking at the flowers and at the notes.

The three of you, arm in arm, in that moment connected.

I thought that was so beautiful.

And at the same time, as I saw that, I thought, I wonder if Savannah's going inside and what that must have felt like for you to go inside of your childhood home, your mom's house.