Hoda Kotb

We may not get an answer.

Some people don't.

Savannah knows her family is not unique in their despair.

That's why, in addition to offering a $1 million reward for information about Nancy's disappearance, they also made a $500,000 donation to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

And when we return, Savannah tells me what the future might hold for her and her other family at the Today Show.

You know, it was a hard decision for you, and I know you told me about this, was coming back here, leaving Arizona to come back to New York.

Why was that so difficult, that choice?

When Savannah came back to New York to her husband and children, she knew it meant facing her future.

She also knew she would draw strength from her second family, all of us at the Today Show and NBC.

One of the enduring images for me was walking into Studio 1A and seeing you there, speaking to everybody.

You said something when you were there and you said, I don't know how to come back and I don't know how not to come back.

That struck me.

So how about coming back?

I know everyone's wondering.

And we've got some good news to share.

Savannah will return to The Today Show on Monday, April 6th.

And while we are so looking forward to that date, our hearts are, as ever, with her and the entire Guthrie family.

A reminder, if anybody has information on Nancy Guthrie's case, please call the number on your screen, the FBI's tip line, 1-800-CALL-FBI.

That's all for now.

I'm Hoda Kotb.