Search for Savannah Guthrie's mother continues as police suspect possible abduction

And of course, we're following a developing story that is gripping the hearts of people across the nation. This morning, it's a race against the clock to find the missing mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie. Investigators now believe Nancy Guthrie was abducted in her sleep. Sources briefed on the investigation tell ABC News they're focusing on her electronic devices and any data that could point to the time of the abduction. Nancy was last seen by Savannah's siblings Saturday night in Tucson, Arizona. Her friends alerted the family the next day when Nancy missed church on Sunday. The family emphasizes Nancy is cognitively sharp. This is not a case of dementia. The sheriff says evidence at the house made it clear this was not a typical missing person's case. To be in your own bedroom, in your own bed, safe and secure in your own home, and to be taken like that in the middle of the night, that is not Tucson. It is very concerning. It's horrifying. It is very scary. The sheriff says they're awaiting results from DNA that was found at the scene. They found Nancy's cell phone left behind along with medication that she needs to take daily to survive. In a statement yesterday, Savannah Guthrie thanked the public for their concern and prayers and she added an emotional Instagram post overnight saying, We believe in prayer and voices raised in unison, in love and hope and goodness. We need you. Bring her home. We hope she is found safely and found soon.