NBC's 'Today' show has developed a plan to support host Savannah Guthrie in the event of breaking news about her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie. According to an insider, if significant information arises while Savannah is on air, a producer will use a predetermined code phrase indicating she is 'needed off set.' This ensures Savannah receives the news privately, and she understands the implications of this phrase. The network has committed to not having her report on her mother's situation unless she chooses to do so. Additionally, former FBI agent Jason Pack highlighted that Savannah's daily presence on the show amplifies public interest in the case, which could increase pressure on the abductor. He noted that criminals often rely on media attention waning, but Savannah's visibility counters that expectation. With a reward exceeding one million dollars and the full resources of the FBI, the case remains in the public eye, creating a challenging environment for those responsible for Nancy's disappearance.