Savannah Guthrie Gets Choked Up Talking About the Latest Update on Her Missing Mother
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Why did Savannah Guthrie get emotional on the Today Show about her missing mother?
She got emotional on TV again. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Savannah Guthrie choked up on the NBC Today show with the latest update on her missing mother, Nancy.
I wanted to just take the opportunity to ask people to really to beg people to come forward. Somebody knows something. We are in agony.
What details emerged about the ransom notes and Nancy Guthrie’s reported fate?
As we find out, one of the ransom notes after her mother was kidnapped from her Arizona home months ago reported that Nancy died.
The second note sent to media outlets in February following the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie is believed to have said she was, quote, buried with nature. It followed the first note that said she was safe and demanded a ransom of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency in return for Guthrie, who was the 84-year-old mother of Today Show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie. News outlets agreed to a request by law enforcement not to report on the contents of the notes while they investigated.
That's Fox's Tanya J. Powers. Iran is disputing what the U.S.
Why did news outlets agree not to report on the note contents during the investigation?
is saying about the weekend talks in Switzerland, denying they agreed to allow nuclear inspectors into the country, but President Trump insists they did, adding they can't be allowed to have weapons.
If Iran doesn't... live up to their agreement, or if they're not behaving, I will do what I have to do.
Over the next 60 days, they'll be resolving Iran's nuclear program and the issues surrounding it while keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. With the initial agreement in place, millions of barrels of crude oil are leaving the Persian Gulf each day.
Fox's Trey Inkst in Tel Aviv.
How are international developments involving Iran and U.S. responses being described?
Iran also insists today it can spend the money the U.S. unfreezes however it wants. But on Truth Social, the president posted this morning, funds the U.S. is releasing for Iran will be controlled by the U.S. and used to buy food and medical supplies exclusively from the U.S. It's primary day in Utah and Maryland and New York where several socialist and progressive candidates are hoping to follow Zoran Mandani's lead after he was elected socialist mayor of New York City.
We're doing that again. Because this movement is unstoppable.
Claire Valdez has Mondani's support, so do several others in races for seats in Congress.
There are runoffs today in South Carolina, too. America's listening to Fox.
A fugitive accused of fraud captured overseas.
What local and national election updates and legal rulings are covered next?
Ibrahim Hilmi, found in Turkey, facing charges he defrauded Medicare of $3.7 billion, days after another Medicare fraud fugitive was also arrested. A loss in court for the Trump administration, trying to block people from using food stamps to buy things like candy and soda.
Federal Judge Amy Berman Jackson in D.C. rules the Trump administration lacks the legal authority to allow the bans. Twenty-three states have received permission from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to prohibit the use of SNAP benefits for sugary drinks, candy, and some prepared desserts. Recipients in five states sued, arguing they or family members rely on those products to manage health conditions like diabetes or allergies or for an energy boost during the day. The bans are overturned in the states where the plaintiffs live—Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, and West Virginia. The ruling says, in effect, there may be a genuine desire to improve households' health, but unhealthy food still falls under the legal definition of food approved by Congress when it established the SNAP program in 2008.
Chris Foster, Fox News.
There is a sell-off brewing on Wall Street, especially in tech and chip stocks. Dow futures, they're down more than 200 points, but NASDAQ futures are down more than 900.
Which major sports and market headlines close out the newscast?
The NBA draft is tonight, and hours before teams pick new players, a blockbuster trade.
The Miami Heat acquiring two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, who spent his entire 13-year career with the Milwaukee Bucks, along with Bobby Portis, in exchange for four players and a package of three first-round draft picks, including the 13th selection tonight. The deal won't get completed until July 6th. So it's possible more players or even more teams could get involved.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why did Savannah Guthrie get emotional on the Today Show about her missing mother?
0:02–0:21
2
What details emerged about the ransom notes and Nancy Guthrie’s reported fate?
0:21–0:53
3
Why did news outlets agree not to report on the note contents during the investigation?
0:53–1:24
4
How are international developments involving Iran and U.S. responses being described?
1:24–2:20
5
What local and national election updates and legal rulings are covered next?
2:20–3:25
6
Which major sports and market headlines close out the newscast?
3:25–4:13