thanks all the volunteers who have been here searching for savanna on foot and on waterways. fox news has been shadowing those teams throughout extensive searches with canine units. the cajun search and rescue volunteers drove 900 miles from louisiana searching for nearly two weeks here on the ground. cecil spurlock says he can t thank these teams and police enough. he says his faith in taking care of savanna s son is what s giving him strength. the good lord, good lord god loves me a lot. he k public. martha? martha: as he said, somebody knows something and they need to find out. thank you very much. matt finn in lexington. coming up next on the story is elizabeth warren trying to flip the script on the whole native american controversy and can it work for her? wednesdays with watters next. hi, jesse. but believe me. i m not your average consumer.
sandra: hundreds of members coming from southern louisiana. what inspires you to do this? it is something in our heart hearts. a level of dedication that is unsurpassed. i think the driving force to keep us going, the gratitude we are shown. we picked up a family of asians a few days ago that cannot speak english very well. the looks on their faces, the hugs we received, the gratitude you do not have to communicate verbally with both sides of this. it is heartwarming. it is the drive that keeps on going. the relief on their faces, the families are now safe, and back together. it is an overwhelming feeling in the drive to keep us going. sandra: we are seeing some of your video footage and pictures. commander tony wade, cajun