my name is ian stevens. and i have the privilege of his three massive dogs when he is out giving those lectures. fourteen years as president of the university. he has beat known for his passionate defense of intellectual freedom. he advocates tirelessly for cultural courage with the time-tested truth. his commentary on religion education and politics challenges the intolerance of today's academic community. at oklahoma wesley. he ed's art were to lay featured in local and national news outlets. his most well-known this is not a daycare is that the university has since gone viral and is not the basis for his new book. along with their two sons seth and kobe had served as the first family since august of 2002. he actively participates in the community and the church. and serves on a variety of councils and boards relating to christian leadership public policy and community leadership. please help me walk him dr. everett piper. delighted to join you. i would suggest the audience should know their speaker. trigg

my name is ian stevens.

my name is ian stevens an intern here at frc also a student of oklahoma west lane university and i have the privilege of welcominged today's speaker. the president of oklahoma wesley university dr. everett piper. what i'm at home i have honor of watching massive dogs when he's giving lectures so which is always fun. [laughter] in his 14 year of president of the university, doctor piper become known for passionate defense of intellectual freedom, the advocate tirelessly for time tested truth and religion, education, and politics challenges the intolerance are of today's academic community. at oklahoma west lane he teaches to follow four basic, the jesus christ and pursuit of truth, and racket of wisdom. doctor piper on edss our routinely featured local and national news outlets and he serves as a regular guest on talk radio across the nation and most well known op-ed this is not a day care but a university. has since gone viral and is now basis for his new book. a native of michigan doctor piper and wife marci along with their two sonsset and kobe by served as oklahoma first families sin

. >> ian: tonight on cbs begins with $60 minutes." prime time emmy awards. steven colbert hosts tonight, only cbs. replaced by washington. play clock down to two, one, they get the snap off. carr pump off and throw. washington gets drilled by darren lee, short of the first down.

ian lee is in seoul. correspondent andrew stevens is in china. let's begin with you as we begin another hour to tell us what the reaction has been in seoul, south korea. >> that's right. earlier they had an urgent meeting to discuss this nuclear test. they just convened and released a statement. i'll read some of these points to you. the first one is they're going to push to furtherer isolate north korea diplomatically and economically. they say they're going to try to do that through the u.n. security council also saying they're going to show off their military's capabilities of neutralizing north korea's nuclear infrastructure. they're also asking for the united states. they're going to seek deployment of the strongest u.s. tactical military tactics to the region. they also say that they're going to reaffirm that north korea, they're not going to allow north korea to have a nuclear -- enhanced nuclear program. but as we've seen today, that seems to be very difficult with just the words and show of force and sanctions. they just can't seem to be

. >> ian: tonight on cbs begins with $60 minutes." prime time emmy awards. steven colbert hosts tonight, only cbs. replaced by washington. play clock down to two, one, they get the snap off. carr pump off and throw. washington gets drilled by darren lee, short of the first down. >> dan: drove his shoulder into washington, not helmet-to-helmet. >> ian: they're not going to kick the field goal. and it's fourth down. >> ian: are they going for a touchdown 42-20? what they wanted, the jump. >> dan: gives them the chance to run the clock out. first down. >> ian: goes the other way. >> ian: another kick. a lot of texts on that flip phone. the pictures are really small. >> ian: they are. nlts beam yourself anywhere. >> ian: a walk on at cal. supposed to play soccer at cal davis, 29 yard attempt. straight through for da vehiclo. 45-20, raiders. >> ian: coming up after the game, time permitting, state farm post-game show. the latest nfl scores and highlights, all coming up on the state farm post-game show. >> ian: part of the narrative, don't take the jets lightly after the

. >> ian lee with reaction from seoul. >> let's bring in andrew stevens who is at the brics summit in xaimen. the president trump is considering stopping all trade with any country doing business with north korea. how realistic is this? we're talking hundreds of billions of dollars of trade. >> we are, indeed, talking about an enormous amount of money. it is going to have ramifications not just for the u.s. and china but pretty much everywhere. most of the commentary so far has been that if donald trump carried that out, it would lead to a spiraling recession across the globe. that would include the world's biggest economy, the usa. so, it is something of a sort of -- a goal, if you like. this trade relationship between china and the u.s. is worth bilaterally around $583 billion. of that about $120 billion worth of u.s. goods goes to china. so, we are talking about u.s. soybeans, cotton, airplanes, airplane parts, car parts, you name it, there's a lot of stuff going from the states to china. there's more coming back the other way. but even sew, there is potential for an enormous amoun

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ian went viral age 6 doing broadway show reviews. >> it was a great show. >> sheldon! >> that's nigh father. >> reporter: but this home made audition tape changed everything. >> steven molario home video. >> in his grandmother's living room. >> the biggest head i have ever seen. not kidding. >> this is funny. it is intriguing. he was clearly a remarkable talent. >> camera is good. all right. here we go. and action. >> this is serious. sheldon, you got to tell dad that recipe. >> sorry. >> line. >> now pressure is on. but he seems up to it. >> how do you not get upset itch you don't get it right? >> i'm not exact low not getting upset. >> some how you manage to keep going, right? >> somehow. >> what do you have the on the side there? >> this? >> ian is about as there mall as a kid with a network tv show can be. he is partial to the health drink kambucha and has eyes on a career away from hollywood. >> so what do you think you will be doing in 20, 30 years? >> i think, i really, hopefully doing magic tricks in las vegas. >> oh, yes. mima used call you mr. soggy pants. >> seems like he is making magic already. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the