Hoda Kotb

So it's hallowed ground.

Savannah's sister and brother-in-law live near the childhood home.

Tell me, while you were spending all this time in Tucson, your kids were home.

How did you navigate that part of your life?

How were you speaking to your kids?

What did they know?

What do they know?

Are they noticing that you're different, your kids?

I think they do.

Yeah.

A family leaning on each other, getting through one day at a time, relying on faith.

Next, Savannah tells me how this ordeal has both solidified and challenged her faith.

God doesn't tell us not to wrestle with him.

the Guthrie family asked for prayers, and the response was overwhelming.

At St.

Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church in Tucson, more than 400 people attended a candlelight vigil to pray for Nancy's safe return.

Did you wrestle with your faith throughout this?

You're resolute and strong like your mama, but did you, at some point during all of this, have to wrestle with it?

Even for a person immersed in faith, this has been a time of testing for Savannah, filled with questions and doubts.

But once again, she is finding comfort in her mom's example.