the fifth-generation farmers get the team rounded up and gets them started near their farm at chase kansas >>> we weren't really sure where it was and where it wasn't. >> a massive half mile wide enough ef4 tornado took a pass to his farm. >> the grain bins i'd impacted the house. >> baltimore combines were inside show the public totals, so the machine shows were either completely removed around them or, in one case, one of the machines, the building had collapsed on top of the machine. >> now as the harvest rolls on, he's dodging debris, round bales and equipment. a constant reminder of the light he had in how easily it could be disassembled. >> thank you. coming up, would travel to arizona to see why celebrating independence is nothing unusual for baxter black. celebrated its independence...f or baxter black, that celebration of freedom is an >> earlier this month our nation celebrated its independence. for baxter black, a celebration of freedom is an everyday affair. >> we were watching the history channel and grandmas house and it was a story about a navy ship being attacked in 1945. s

chase sapphire preferred. >>> kansas secretary of state kris kobach.that was maria talking to you and, you know, it's a case of, i find compelling about the economic benefits that come from bringing people out of the shadows. the economic benefits that come from immigration. >> well, i think if you look at the numbers, though, they really don't add up. here are important numbers to consider. one is you have almost 25 million americans who are either unemployed or underemployed and you have approximately of the 11 million illegal aliens here you have 7 million in the workforce. those are 7 million jobs that u.s. citizens could be vying for and putting food onhe table. $2.6 trillion, $2.6 trillion is the estimated cost to us taxpayers, if we were to grant an amnesty to the 11 million here because they suddenly become eligible for all kind of welfare benefits, social security, earned income tax credits. >> what time horizon is that numberç over? >> ten year. >> $260 billion a year? that seems radically -- >> you didn't hear me, $2.6 trillion -- >> over a

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chase sapphire. >>. >> gregg: fright things scene in kansas, two chemical bombs found in a yard at a home to peka.evidence that other devices detonated. crews warn these kinds of bombs are very dangerous. >> these things they sound like they are fun but they are extremely hazard outs and very serious, making them alone is a felony as well as they are incredibly dangerous. we have no way when they are going off. >> no word on who created the bombs and why they were at that particular home. no arrests have been made. >> heather: latest jobs numbers showing the unemployment rate for june is stuck at 8.2%. employers created just 80,000 jobs last month. far below expectations. president obama acknowledging the difficulties telling a crowd in ohio, quote, it's still tough out there. what does he need to do to get back to some serious hiring. let's bring in dominic in and you know how he can do that? >> i have some ideas, let's start there. >> heather: how do we get it moving again? >> look, we have the perfect incubator to tell us the federal government what they should be doing. some states in this cou

chase. a los angeles teacher drove his pickup truck after a steep embankment. >> 8-0 in kansas city. >> myrtle beach's is moving -- >> all that. it's quite fitting, i think, that slash is getting a star on the very street that axl rose will one day be sleeping on. >> if this is the kettle calling the pot black or the pot calling the kettle black. >> all that matters. >> sesame street's cookie monster is trending for something i said i wouldn't air anymore. >> on "cbs this morning." >> just met you and this is crazy ♪ but you got cookies so share it maybe ♪ it's hard to look at your maybe ♪ it's hard to look at your snacks ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the republican controlled house is ready to try to repeal the president's health care law. today will be the 33rd the time house has voted to throw out that law. it is, however, the first vote since the supreme court ruled health care reform is constitutional. the senate, controlled by democrats, will not take up this issue, making today's vote a symbolic move in a political year. >> cbs news political director joh

kansas city will be following the all star game. kicks off 12 minutes from now right here on "the fox news channel. happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chaseeed is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> kwuk headli quick headlines. they will hold the mayor in contempt. chris daughterty cut the wage of the workers including his own to minimum wage. the state fakes a $6 million budget gap. a newspaper in new mexico alerted the world to the landing of a flying saucer. cia agent says they got it right. it clearly did not come from this planet. he came to that conclusion after looking through an area of the cia archives. >> this past 4th of july many americans paid tribute to the founding fathers and their fight for our freedom. it seems some of us still need a report on how those happened. jessie waters headed to the beach to find out how much americans know about u.s. history. >> you guys know why you are off on july 4th. >> independence day. >> what are we celebrating? >> independence. not being at work. >> what year did we sign the declaration? >> i don't know any of this sufficient

chase sapphire. >> if you've got um, surf them. it's a hot one. 88 degrees at 9:31 eastern time. it's nasty out there. you look at st. louis, kansastan and picked the worst possible day. 104 degrees, ma i had a mistake. mike reichmuth is always outside and we sent him howes because we've got to conserve our air conditioning or others. >> rick: the hottest day in new york city so far this summer and it's hot. if you want winter or summer, put it out on facebook, and slightly people say they'd rather have a heatwave than a cold snap. a very scientific study. take a look at maps, temperatures already at 89 degrees in chicago and that's the actual air temperature, so, it's hot. wear with us, one more, chicago tomorrow, a big improvement coming, into the lower 80's, take a look at the forecast for the country and across the northeast, this is where the heat is, it's the hottest day that we'll have for the year, in so far as the northeast, but it's going to bring mixed thunderstorms in the afternoon and cool things down by tomorrow. and down to the southeast, dealing with the heat and more thunderstorms, could be seeing a little severe