cassandra, this is obviously an incredible worrying time. explain to me exactly what happened to your grandparents. >> well, i mean at this time we're not even exactly sure. all we know is that their home is still left standing. however, they have not been seen or heard from since the storm hit. we've located -- we've tried to locate them at every hospital, every shelter, every red cross, anything that we could possibly reach out to, we have. and they are still not located. they're both in their 80s. my grandmother suffers from some dementia. my grandfather has some heart trouble. we know they've been without medication now for two days, which is scary in itself. we're just very, very worried. >> and just to go over the chronology of their movements, what we know is they left their home in the heart of moore to go to a funeral in the neighboring town. the church service ended i believe at 2:30. everybody at the funeral saw them leave, and it was believed they were heading back to moore? >> that is correct. they left the funeral home about 35

just describe for me, cassandra, what kind of people are they? if people may have come across them or seen them, describe them, their character, their personalities. >> they are god given people. i mean, they are very loving. they would give the shirt off their backs to anybody. they love their family. they love their grandkids, their great grandkids. this is their life is these kids and their family, and their church family. and it is very out of character. they have never gone this far without trying to reach out to somebody. they mean a lot to a lot of people. >> well, listen, my heart goes out to you and to your family. i wish you all the very best in tracking them down. i hope and pray that this ends happily for you and that they are somewhere safe. again, i urge anybody watching this who has any information about thomas and claudia fouch to contact the authorities, to contact the family, if you know them, or to tweet us, at the show or just call cnn if you have any information. because we need to find this elderly couple as soon as possible

and cassandra, i'm so happy for you and your grandparents and your whole family. thank you for telling me about this and just thrilled that we could help. >> thank you so much. >> absolute pleasure. >>> when we come back, the governor of oklahoma with the latest on the effort to rebuild in tornado-ravaged moore. >>> and later, a brutal, horrible terror attack on a london street in broad daylight. a soldier macheted to death. the whole shocking scene caught on camera, including the attacker's chilling statement. >> i apologize that women had to witness this today. but in our land, our women have to see the same. you people will never be safe. remove your government! they don't care about you! >>> this sunday, president obama will travel more to see first-handled tess trucks from the massive tornado. the recovery process is just beginning and it will take years for this tight knit community to rebuild. but it will. and joining me now is oklahoma governor, mary fallon and congressman tom cole who lives blocks from the hardest hit area. governor, if i may start with y

and cassandra, i'm so happy for you and your grandparents and your whole family. thank you for telling me about this and just thrilled that we could help. >> thank you so much. >> absolute pleasure. >>> when we come back, the governor of oklahoma with the latest on the effort to rebuild in tornado-ravaged moore. >>> and later, a brutal, horrible terror attack on a london street in broad daylight. a soldier macheted to death. the whole shocking scene caught on camera, including the attacker's chilling statement. >> i apologize that women had to witness this today. but in our land, our women have to see the same. you people will never be safe. remove your government! they don't care about you! vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find your

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i was tired of being cassandra telling gm on less you wake up and smell of burning a pot, you know, you are going to be in serious trouble, and i couldn't get them to take their head out of the fan long enough to see that the world was changing and that they would have to change, but he was forced out by the board, and then they had american express and a whole host of companies to bid the same thing happened and that was unheard of at the time and the process is still going on now of winning out to the corporate directors that they do have a major responsibility. >> let's talk about your career at general motors. about a decade and a half a lot of that is the vice president's chief economist. what to do to gm and why pity and what did you find when you got there? >> it actually happened here. i was at the sabbatical for the advanced behavior on the stanford campus. actually not part of stanford. it was and then. paul mccracken who'd been chairman of the cea when i was there on the staff called me and said there is a man from gm who wants to come and talk to you. his daughters of the sc

i was tired of being cassandra telling gm, you know, unless you wake up and smell the burning pot, you know, you're going to be in serious trouble. and i couldn't get the top management to take their heads out of the sand long enough to see that their world was changing and that they would have to change. so but stemple was forced out by the board. and then the head of, oh, american express and a whole host of companies, the same thing happened s. and that was really unheard of at the time. and the process still going on now of playing out to corporate directors that they really do have a major responsibility. >> let's talk about your career at general motors. about a decade and a half. a lot of of that as vice president, chief economist. what took you to gm and why, and what did you find when you got there? >> well, it actually happened here. i was on a year issa bat call at -- saw sabbatical at the cenr for advanced study in the behavioral sciences on the stanford campuses, and paul mccracken, who had been chairman of the cea when i was there on the staff, called me and said there's