Amy and T.J.

A LOT has happened in the past 24 hours in the case of missing 84 year old Nancy Guthrie.  Police arrested a man, held him for hours while searching his vehicle and home, before eventually releasing him in the early morning hours.  “Carlos” spoke to reporters about his arrest, saying he doesn’t even know who Savannah Guthrie is, or anything about a kidnapping because he “doesn’t follow the news.”  Meantime, police had to give a stern warning to reporters covering the ongoing investigation. 

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A potentialy case-breaking development. The FBI today released several images and videos from the doorbell camera at Nancy Guthrie's home the night she disappeared. They show a man in a mask with gloves, and the images seem to put to rest any doubts about whether or not Guthrie was actually abducted.

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Two Republican congressman are demanding answers and consequences for Bad Bunny’s halftime performance they say was “pure smut” that forced American families to witness “explicit displays of gay sexual acts.” One Tennessee congressman has gone so far as to ask for a formal congressional inquiry into the NFL and NBC Universal for their prior knowledge and approval of explicit and indecent content. Are these serious complaints that could result in the dramatic action they are asking for, or is this just posturing during a midterm election year?

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Our Love Stories series continues with Grand Slam champion and former U.S. Davis Cup captain Patrick McEnroe and Tony Award–nominated Broadway star Melissa Errico, a couple whose bond began in childhood and grew into a lifelong partnership. The two first met as kids on Long Island, reconnected years later while pursuing demanding careers in Broadway and professional tennis and married quickly between tournament seasons. Now more than 26 years in, Melissa and Patrick open up about balancing ambition, family, and time apart, the importance of shared values and communication, and why learning when to pause and move on has been key to their lasting love.

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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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Amy & T.J. welcome Lala Kent and Ambyr Childers, the ex-wife and the mistress turned co-hosts of An Unlikely Affair, for a crossover conversation unlike anything they’ve done before. The two open up about how they built a real friendship out of a deeply complicated past, choosing empathy and accountability over blame … and introducing Amy & T.J. to some new vocabulary along the way. It’s a story that’s so raw, honest, and unexpected that it genuinely left Amy & T.J. amazed.

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Another video with a very different tone.  Savannah Guthrie just put out another video speaking directly to the public, asking for help.  There was no reference to a kidnapper or a ransom note, as the Guthrie family continues to race against time to find their missing 84 year old mom, who police say was take against her will 9 days ago. 

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27-year-old U.S. Olympic free skier Hunter Hess has pissed off President Trump and his MAGA following after answering a question about representing America. Hess said he had mixed feelings about it and said he is competing for his friends and family who have supported him.

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Love Stories continues with The Golden Bachelorette’s Joan Vassos and Chock Chapple, who sit down with Amy & T.J. to talk long-distance love, deep friendship, and why this chapter of their lives feels especially meaningful. The couple open up about navigating a relationship rooted in communication and perspective, why they don’t believe fighting defines a healthy partnership, and how they laugh off breakup rumors instead of letting outside noise create pressure. From learning when to simply listen versus offer advice to embracing love later in life with patience and respect, Joan and Chock share why this season feels calmer, more intentional, and exactly right.

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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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