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Jenna: fox news alert nor you a hazmat situation developing in detroit. tpaublg faulk has the beat on this story. any word on what the yellow stuff is, harris. >> reporter: what local reports are saying is it's a mixture of two chemicals. this is dexter, michigan outside of detroit. reports that one person may have been injured in all of this. what is it? on one of those rail cars is a leaking rail car on that train line down there. there is this yellow chemical coming out. reports are that it's a mixture of two things, but we're not getting a good handle yet on what it is. whatever it is, it'...

On a developing story. jon. jon: some top republican senators, jenna are now backing a move to rethink part of the u.s. constitution. they say illegal immigrants are abusing the 14th amendment. it grants people who are born on u.s. soil automatic citizenship. critics claim changing it would undermine basic american values. let's talk about it now with south carolina republican senator lindsey graham, you're one of those racing -- raising some questions about the wisdom of that, give us your argument, senator. >> reporter: one of the basic american values is to be a welcoming nation but to be a...

>> i'm glad we're keeping the triceratops name because it's what we know. doesn't this show how much we don't know about dinosaurs? >> it certainly does. it shows that we need to go out and collect some more. a lot more. jon: all right! i think you find a lot of kids who would join new that one. jack horner, thank you very much for coming along with us. >> you're welcome. jen kind of like us, we shape shift as we get older! it's the same thing, right? jon: maybe! jenna: it is. jon: a bony shrl -- shrill on the back of my head. >> reporter: we have seen an ambulance show up, it's a treatment pl...

Freedom. new riots there. we'll speak with a reporter who just returned from kashmir. that's next.

Who spoke to a group of secretary of states in some way communicated to them or at least some of them understood her to say that the waiver process was not completely clear and that states that didn't meet the requirements about getting the ballots out on time or getting the waivers filed properly should not be afraid that the doj would come after them. some of the folks in the audience understood that to mean this act won't be enforced, jon. jon: i understand the senator who sponsored that law senator john cornyn of texas was upset about that. >> reporter: he sent them a letter saying, wait a...