titus is on a roll! [ cheering ] titus, the shot and it's good! do you ever miss, titus? ever? >> not on national tv. >> brian: oh, my! look at him go! a round of applause for this superstar! you can't teach that. actually his dad joe did. you're a machine! how do you stop this? i'm sorry. >> that's how he stops it, brian. >> brian: sorry. >> i don't believe it. >> brian: we'll be right back. we'll see how titus is. sorry, dad. >> brian, you're fired. >> brian: we'll check in with titus again. we'll give it another friend. straight ahead, why is ksm allowed to put a vacuum cleaner together? michelle malkin on the top of the hour. and this new exhibit is out of this world. we take you live inside the atlantis exhibit at the kennedy center. titus, you okay? can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tub

titus was out there shooting. we all know kill me's a very competitive guy. >> yeah. >> so he saw titus on the street and he couldn't take it and he gave a line drive right into his mush and he laughed afterwards. when the cameras stopped he was very -- he went over to the father. he was very, very remorseful. he was mortified, let's put it that way. >> doesn't that little child look like -- who's the guy who played mohini. >> do you think he mistook him for vern troyer and we've all been duped? >> no wonder he was so good at basketball. he's adorable. >> mike myers is right next to him dress the exactly the same way. no one saw that. >> brian got angry because that kid was the same size as him, same height and shoot a ball in his face. roll the ball to the kid. he's an animal. >> he forgot he was a kid. i've done this so many times. >> that's your excuse. >> not that. when i go to the playground and i play catch with the kids. i often forget that they, you know -- i'm not their parents and i'm asked to leave. whe

titus: thank you. on january 3, 2012, president obama signed into law the pipeline safety regulatory certainty and job creation act of 2012. section 24 of that act states that effective january 3, 2013, the secretary of transportation may not issue, and i quote, guidance or a regulation that incorporates by reference any document or persons thereof unless the documents or persons thereof are made available to the public, free of charge or on an internet website. in the last congress the subcommittee on rare roads, pipelines and hazardous materials held a number of hearings on pipeline safety. one of which highlighted a current regulation that required pipeline operators to develop and implement public education and awareness programs. the regulation did not explain what should be contained in the education programs, however. instead, it pointed readers to an industry-developed standard, but in order to read the standard you had to pay the drafters more than $1,000. if you're a small community, $1,000 i

we'll see how titus is. >> sorry. sorry, dad. >> hurled the ball at young titus. the smile on brian's face can tell you only one conclusion he is a malicious child abuser. >> show it in slow motion. >> where is the remorse? >> i think he felt bad. it is live tv. what are you supposed to do. when i punch greg in the face. >> i think he felt bad for the kid. >> he is terrible. >> of course he felt bad. >> two quick points. in his defense there is a risk when you bring your children on to "fox and friends". since 2004, 15 people died on the show. it has been covered up. they are sticking corpses below the studio. >> that is the smell. >> he said i hate this kid, he is going down, watch. >> wow, wow. >> what do you think? would you prosecute him? >> 100% with with relish. >> definitely rethinking leaving the view. and number two. you never know. things get crazy on the show. titus is a better dresser. he has a little suit. >> look at this smile on brian's face. kid's crying. >> we can get out of here right now. >>> coming up commentators playing up the race angle at t

our own pbrian kilmeade taking out trick shot titus. he is a viral sensation. he was sinking bucket after bucket so brian hit him in the face with the ball. luckily he was okay. >> funny man adam sandler getting mauled by a cheetah with his family. says he was trying to give the brisky feline some water. >> then some smart impalas figure out the safest way to avoid a pack of cheetahs this to jump into a ture rist car. fortunately all of the impalas and drivers were okay. >> e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> you can vote in our poll at foxandfriendsfirst.com. it is 10 minutes after the pour. a stunning medical warning. if you worked late into the night you want to hear this one. >> the video you are about to sees unbelievable. >> incredibly everybody made it out alive. we will have that story. jimmy kimmel will have a few laughs at brian kilmeade's expense. >> trick shot titus is very good shooting basketball. he made his appearance on fox and friends. he made shot after shot until brian kilmeade hit him with the ball and made him cry. shame on you, b

there you can see young titus, two-year-old basketball phenom, known as trick shot titus, ball after ball, he makes it. and then something happened. watch this. >> brian: titus, you're a machine! how do you stop this! whoa, i'm sorry. >> that's how you stop him, brian. >> brian: sorry. >> steve: he got socked in the nose and started crying live on international television. >> gretchen: you shoot like shaq, i understand you expected him to just be able to catch the ball like shaq would. but now some of our "fox & friends" staff terrified of brian. so is that normal or nuts? joining us now, psychiatrist and fox news contributor, dr. keith ablow. you've been here in person many times, you joined us via satellite. >> steve: now we know why. >> gretchen: we've had to lay down on the couch because we all have issues. none has ever come to this magnitude. >> no. none before. but that's why i've hung in there, because it takes a while for people to tell us who they are. if you're a violent person, you can seem quite normal for a long time. >> brian: what is your reaction to this whole thing?

titus of nevada. the chair: those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be downed. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 87, the nays are p 37, the amendment -- the nays are 337 trk the amendment is not adopt the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, on which further proceed wrgs postponed, on which the noes prevailed by voice vote chesm clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. lynch of massachusetts. the chair: a recorded

this is 2-year-old titus ashby. he was having a pretty good morning knocking down jumpers on the set of fox & friends until brian kilmeade showed up. >> you're a machine. how do you stop this? >> i'm sorry. >> that's how we stop it. >> sorry. oh, my god. >> see, that's rules right there. that's what happens. he's going to face that when he plays ball. >> i don't believe it. i don't believe it. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. we'll see how titus is. >> sorry. sorry, dad. >> brian, you're fired. >> all right. we'll check in with titus again. we'll give it another shot. i still think we're friends. straight ahead, he confessed orchestrating the september 11th attacks. why is ksm allowed to put a vacuum cleaner together? >> quick public service announcement, play catch with my daughter, ryan, a lot, but don't chuck the ball at her face because she's only 19 months old. that's the more you know. find all the links for tonight's #click3 on our website, allinwithchris.com. we'll be right back. my mantra? always go th

this is 2-year-old titus ashby. he was having a pretty good morning knocking down jumpers on the set of fox & friends until brian killmeade showed up. >> you're a machine. how do you stop this? >> i'm sorry. >> that's how we stop it. >> sorry. oh, my god. >> see, that's rules right there. that's what happens. he's going to face that when he plays ball. >> i don't believe it. i don't believe it. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. we'll see how titus is. >> sorry. sorry, dad. >> brian, you're fired. >> all right. we'll check in with titus again. we'll give it another shot. i still think we're friends. straight ahead, he confessed orchestrating the september 11th attacks. why is ksm allowed to put a vacuum cleaner together? >> quick public service announcement, play catch with my daughter, ryan, a lot, but don't chuck the ball at her face because she's only 19 months old. that's the more you know. find all the links for tonight's #click3 on our website, allinwithchris.com. we'll be right back. now a breakthrough fro

this is 2-year-old titus ashby. he was having a pretty good morning knocking down jumpers on the set of fox & friends until brian kilmeade showed up. >> you're a machine. how do you stop this? >> i'm sorry. >> that's how we stop it. >> sorry. oh, my god. >> see, that's rules right there. that's what happens. he's going to face that when he plays ball. >> i don't believe it. i don't believe it. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. we'll see how titus is. >> sorry. sorry, dad. >> brian, you're fired. >> all right. we'll check in with titus again. we'll give it another shot. i still think we're friends. straight ahead, he confessed orchestrating the september 11th attacks. why is ksm allowed to put a vacuum cleaner together? >> quick public service announcement, play catch with my daughter, ryan, a lot, but don't chuck the ball at her face because she's only 19 months old. that's the more you know. find all the links for tonight's #click3 on our website, allinwithchris.com. we'll be right back. i have low testosterone

lodey titus? >> good morning. we have been promised for years that the treatment facility in the southeast will be fixed up or replaced. if any of you have been down there you know what bad shape it is in and the smell in the area is really disgusting. there is no way that a first class city like san francisco should be subjecting people in our neighborhood to this travesty. we are asking that you erect fee phi this -- rectify this problem as soon as possible. >> good morning supervisors. i'm speaking on item two and same for all williams. >> great. is there any other members of the public who would like to speak on item 1? please come to the mic. my name is angel oho king. the power plant and this puc plant is the next thing. 80 percent of the sewage processed there, not only that but other people's sewage is processed there. it's amazing what you can get used to. if you have never been there and you roll up on third and evans about 3:00, this makes you gag. i have gotten accustomed to it. that is ridiculous. eve

and titus's roman soldiers. and they are here you can see. astonishing palaces the first to rule jerusalem. loved jerusalem. they built the palaces up. high. that they ride the horses across a brej to the temple mount from palaces and so that the palaces could be excavated and so whether it is jewish history or arab, and muslim history that you are interested in or christian history was never easy to seem more fascinating and complexity of city. is you know. all there. and beautifully presented now. how is the temple mount managed? that is a good question. it is run by the arab walks the trust. and if you like of the muslim community. >> when the israelis took it. the general military hero. and minister of the defense that organized the victory of much. he um went in and sat down and took his shoes off. and sat down with all of the leadership of the controls of the temple mount. that is the way that it should be in fact. that was a wise character. done by negotiation. and that is the way it remainlyed ever since. obviously there are very few

titus: i move to support this bill. and would redirect the funding of the office of high energy science program to support research in reducing nuclear waste. the bill requires d.o.e. to spend $25 million on activities at yucca mountain located less than 100 miles from one of the nation's most popular tourist destinations. the department of energy has wasted $15 billion on this project with nothing to show for it except for a big hole in the ground. had the department of energy not terminated the yucca project in 2010, we would be throwing another $67 billion with no guarantee that the project would ever be completed or functional. all of this, let me remind you again, despite findings by the g.a.o. that over the past 20 years, the proposed site has suffered from gross mismanagement, faulty science and research and contract violations. even more troubling to the people of nevada and those living along the transportation route, questions about safety and design of the site and its impact on the surrounding environment an

cardenas: thank you very much, congresswoman titus. it's really important for us to understand and recognize diversity of people who are speaking on this issue today. but the one common theme is the fact that economically this is the right thing to do. there are many, many other reasons why we need to break -- fix our broken immigration system, but the number one benefit to every american citizen in this country is going to be economic growth for every corner of our country. so with that i'd like to invite to the podium congresswoman sinema from arizona. ms. sinema: thank you for being a leader on this issue and for inviting me to speak today. arizona is ground zero for the federal government's failure to address our immigration crisis with a comprehensive solution. arizona has been waiting too long already. we deserve a solution now. comprehensive immigration reform is the number one issue about which i receive constituent feedback. over 70% of the feedback encourages us to get comprehensive reform done. in short, my district wants us

king titus, i don't know. you know what the highest odds are, carol? >> no. >> it's actually 500:1 on elvis. what do you think? >> that would be great. i thought the prince's name should be prince. >> king elvis of cambridge. >> i thought the prince's name should be prince and they could call him prince prince and king prince. >> good, excellent idea. you're a gambling woman. you can be found on the casino on peach tree. just go and gamble. >> i'm there every afternoon drinking a beer, are you kidding? i can't let you go without talking about how one magazine there is describing the much talked about birth because it's really made us laugh. >> i know. it did. it's a satire magazine called "private eye" that puts things in perspective. look at the >>> what an amazing feat, at the bottom, right, it says inside in small print and some other stuff, too. >>> zain, we couldn't help but notice during a commercial break you had sunglasses on looking at your cell phone. it reminded us of another famous picture of hillary clinton, you know? we loved that. the re

you probably saw this kid, trick shot titus. he made an appearance on fox and friends this morning. he hit shot after shot, he was unstoppable. until brian kilmeade hit him with the ball and made him cry. oh, shame on you, brian, you monster, you are a monster personified. and eventually he calmed down, they brought him in the studio, what i think is a wonderful lesson for a kid, they encouraged him to exact revenge. >> i have a good idea, take that ball right now and throw it as hard as you can at that. right here, right here. [ cheers and applause ] >> he has been juice boxing, he is going to be great at dodge ball. paula deen, you remember paula deen, right? well, apparently she is going to be a new person on the comic book about female empowerment. it seems the only thing she empowers women to do is kill their families with her recipes. the publisher says they were working on it for months before the controversy started so they must have thrilled. they believe the comic will still sell, mostly because paula deen is an iconic figure, and because the new book will be printed on ba

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you probably saw this kid, trick shot titus. a two-year-old we found online. very good at shooting basketballs. he made an appearance on fox and friends this morning. he hit shot after shot, he was unstoppable. until brian kilmeade hit him with the ball and made him cry. oh, shame on you, brian, you monster, you are a monster personified. and eventually he calmed down, they brought him in the studio, what i think is a wonderful lesson for a kid, they encouraged him to exact revenge. >> i have a good idea, take that ball right now and throw it as hard as you can at that. right here, right here. [ cheers and applause ] >> he has been juice boxing, he is going to be great at dodge ball. paula deen, you remember paula deen, right? well, apparently she is going to be a hero on a new comic book about female empowerment. it seems the only thing she empowers women to do is kill their families with her recipes. the comic female force, paula deen. the publisher says they were working on it for months before the controversy started so they must have thrilled. they believ

titus. ms. titus: thank you, mr. speaker. will you join me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it ands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the united states house of representatives is honored today to have dr. shane alexander of majea, texas, as the guest chaplain. he's the minister of the rtheast church of christ and has previously preached in other texas cities. e has been a resident chaplain in lieuville, kentucky, as well. he and his wife, kara, met at abilene christian university where both received numerous degrees. master's and.a., a a doctorate. they have three children, elizabeth, payton and he will vie. they're all here today, along with shane's parents and my wife. dr. alexander i

hit titus in the face. >> you're a machine, you're a machine. how do you stop. whoops, i'm sorry! >> that's how you stop him. >> i'm sorry. oh, my god. sorry, sorry, dad. >> there but for the grace of god. later that day, fox news host chris wallace called into his radio show to ask him, quote, how do you get up in the morning and look at yourself in the mirror. i want to find out what my guests know now that they didn't know when the week began. let's start with ana marie. >> i have a postscript to your palin news, which is the head of the republican party in alaska says he's never even met sarah palin. if he runs, it might not be as a republican. who knows. but i was just going to say something about reproductive rights, in a lot of states, texas, north carolina, ohio, are passing some very restrictive and invasive laws about women's rights and a lot of them have to do with informed consent, ultrasounds and what not. a fairly new statistic in that area that 60% of the women seeking abortions have one or more children. they know what's going on

titus: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to the farm bill rule and the underlying bill because it takes the safety net away from america and nevada's poor families. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. mr. mcgovern: at this time i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from the district of columbia, ms. norton for a -- norton, for a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. norton: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to the farm bill and the underlying rule because it increases hunger and poverty in america. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? there is objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield myself 15 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for 15 seconds. mr. mcgovern: i think it is extremely unfortunate that members on the other side of the aisle are denying members

we'll see how titus is. sorry. sorry, dad. >> bill: his dad picks him up and he's holding him on his shoulder and comforting him and the kid is crying right into his father's microphone. so it was pretty embarrassing. >> i go with the w. c. fields mentality, never work with children or animals because that can happen. >> bill: to their credit, fox and friends has been showing over and over again, they're not trying to hide the fact that brian kilmeade smashed this kid in the face. >> as a father and you as a father, i've drilled my kid in the face with a ball. >> won't be the first time or the last time. >> bill: i've also done it to my grandkids. >> bill, you're not supposed to do that! you should have learned by now! >> bill: that presumes you can teach an old dog new tricks. >> you earned yourself some new baby-sitting time. >> bill: before we get to walmart, i have to ask you about the other story which is a big story today in our nation's capital. that is mayor for life. >> the mayor for life. marion barry. th

titus. the chair: the gentlelady from nevada is recognized for one minute. ms. titus: thank you. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 5. my colleague from nevada must be talking to different teachers and parents than i am. this bill would hurt students and teachers and undermine the long-standing federal mandate to guarantee educational opportunity for all students. i'm particularly concerned about the impact this bill would have on english language learners, especially at a time hen nevada schools have seen a significant increase in e.l.l. students. these students enrich our schools with new cultural perspectives that they need resources and quality instruction to help them succeed academically. h.r. 5 would reduce such resources just when schools and students need the most. this bill would also be devastating for students in special ed. most students with learning disabilities can meet high standards if they're given the appropriate tools. h.r. 5, however, denies them the chance to learn and thrive. education is the best investment we can make for the future of our nation, yet,

titus: thank you. and thank my friend from california for the time. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 697, the three kids mine remediation and reclamation act, and urge my colleagues to support the bill. this bipartisan legislation, which has the support of the entire nevada delegation, including senators reid and heller, is critical to the cleanup and revitalization of long dormant land near henderson, nevada. h.r. 697 sets up a public-private partnership to address the remediation of more than 1,200 acres of former manganese mining and re-- lands for redevelopment. these activities,, as you have heard, date back nearly a century and were critical to our national defense during world war ii. but over the last 50 years, the already nasty, polluted site has become increasingly dangerous. accordingly the cleanup of this land sp a top priority for the nevada state department of environmental protection, the city of henderson and for the thousands of southern nevada residents who live nearby. i support this legislation to clean up the three kids mine for

after titus? >>brian: it was a mistake. >>steve: you brought him up. >>brian: you're right. >>alisyn: let's go to maria molina for a look at the weather around the country. good morning, maria. >> good morning. i made friends with a neat little buddy. his name is dave. he's up for adoption. we have a couple of puppies on the plaza up for adoption. he's from the north shore animal league. he's very peaceful here. he's a lab. his name is dave. we'll be talking more about that later on coming up throughout the morning hours here on aminu. let's look at -- weather. georgia, including atlanta, you have heavy storms this morning. grab the umbrella. you'll be looking at slowdowns on the road ways. the rain will make its way into the northeast especially tomorrow. temperature-wise across the country, triple digits in parts of texas. 102 the high in san antonio and also in dallas. new york city 83. chicago not bad. high temperature at 79. >>brian: maria, is the dog awake? >> yeah, he's awake. the best dog ever. eight weeks old. his name is dave. he's a lab. i might take him home with

titus: thank you. when the majority leader announced a list of bills that the house may consider over the next few weeks, i was disappointed to hear that in july, instead of focusing on significant challenges that face our nation, house republicans will begin the next chapter in their war on women. we may consider, we heard, appropriations bills and another farm bill that would have drastic cuts to vital programs like snap and w.i.c. that disproportionately devastate low-income women and families. we may yet again vote on legislation to repeal or gut the affordable care act which has provided millions of women with access to preventtive care and ensured finally that being a woman is not a pre-existing condition. what's equally troubling is what we didn't hear, what's missing from the list. where is a budget to replace the sequester which is prohibiting access to life-saving programs for victims of domestic violence? where is legislation to create jobs, put americans back to work and strengthen economic

titus: this past weekend i was shocked to hear the new standard for productivity, leadership and good governance set here in the house of representatives. rather than looking at the success of the american people, the speaker of the house said we should be judged by the number of laws we repeal. this isn't a standard. it's an excuse for failure. good governance is not measured by the 38 times we voted to repeal health care. it's measured by the ability to compromise and create substantial solutions to the issues facing this country. while house republicans continue to obstruct, repeal and repeat 11 million undocumented immigrants remain in the shadow. seven million students bear high student loan rates. 6.7 million children risk going to bed hungry and every single woman in this country makes 77 cents to the dollar made by a man. i say it's time that we need a new agenda and certainly a new standard for success. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimo

titus had, been postponed and the bill had been read through page 60, line 12. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 17 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. burgess of texas. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. chairman. in this house, in 2007, a bill was passed called the energy independence security act. one of the features of this bill was to take away consumer choice when deciding which light bulbs that our constituents could use in their own homes. since that time i have heard from literally tens of thousands of people on the inequities of this provision. mr. chairman, they're right. while the government has passed energy efficiency standards in other realms over the years, they've never moved so far and lowered standards so drastically to a point where the technology is still at this date, over five years, the technology is still y

titus: thank you, madam chairman. i rise in support of the delaney amendment. as a member of the house veterans affairs committee, i understand the important role that the fisher house plays in supporting members of our armed services, our nation's veterans, and their families. in southern nevada, a brand new v.a. hospital opened recently to ,000 veterans who live in our area. just north of the hospital there is land that has already been dedicated to a brand new fisher house. i support this amendment because it will allow fisher house foundation to build an extra four houses this year, including the one in las vegas, helping an extra 2,000 families. the fisher house foundation received an a-plus rating from the american institute of philanthropy so we know our money is being used efficiently and effectively to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our heroes and their families. i look forward to a day when members of the armed services and our veterans will all have their families close to them as they receive the medical care at these facilities, inclu

she browbeat him to death to set up the president's commission on the stot titus of women. he takes credit for the peace corps. when eleanor is trying to talk about the peace corps. and sends material to him, you know, sending all of this material about how it would be good, she feels like the country has lost its way. at the time right before she begins this book, there's a young man whose name is welden who is 15 years old, he's african-american and standing in front of -- in alabama. he's out there for less than 45 seconds when he's arrested for handing a leaflet. he's taken to jail, he's not charged with the crime, he's not allowed to see an attorney, and i he doesn't appear before a judge. he's beaten so severely that his jaw is wired shut, and he has to have pins inserted in his wrist. she comes down to washington 103 fever to go to the community room of the "washington post." because the naacp have asked her to chair a special hearing on the freedom rights. it's the only time in almost thirty years worth of work on eleanor roosevelt i find she loses her temper in pub