kellen maybe turn to you next again on legal matters. among evangelicals today, of course, there is a lot of focus and concern about court decisions and legal matters. could you talk to us a bit about what particular legal issues have been important to evangelicals from a historical perspective? are there any particular that stand out to you that would demonstrate that that perhaps is not unique to the day in which we live right now? >> everything. as a legal historian i -- it's my professional duty to say that law is everywhere and that's particularly true in the things that we've been talking about. you can't really discuss anti-slavery or prohibition or christian schools and tax policy without thinking about the legal dimensions of the legislation, the regulation and the court cases that inevitably come out of these types of reform movements. and to blend some of this answer with the previous question, as a historian, i'm generally inclined to look at the 19th century as a lost world, or a foreign country. they do things different the

kil kil kellen invited this discussion. i think kellen suggested his answer to the question. but what -- can we point to a time when political scientists have said evangelicals should be recognized as some sort of a political force or some sort of a political movement. anybody? >> i would just add that the definition of what kellen just laid out for us. for fundamentalists in the 1920s and '30s, they talked about believing in supernatural christianity. that very quickly got to what they really were all about, which would include what kevin just elaborated on. and one other thing that may would add, some of them, i don't agree with them, but some would add pre-millenialism would be, and there was a debate between militants being the answer or is it pre-millenialism. is that what they are all about? so there are other sort of shorthand words that were used. and this is a very odd source to start with, but the famous democracy in america, when he came to america in the 1830s and then went back and wrote his book, one of the biggest impressions he had about america was the import

at the top of the show we were talking to tom kellene a good north korea and about the threats and we brought up guam because guam is in the pacific ocean. it's a us territory. during the course of the show we just learned by way of north korea news are considering a s installation in guam. that's military, us installation. we asked tomorrow about that and he said if north korea decides to target some sort of military,s that is

tom kellene a is back tonight. what has changed in 24 hours, tom? it's very striking it is. i think the danger really that we have to focus on is we now have two inexperienced leaders that are now facing off against each other potentially with nuclear weapons. but i think we need to calm down, take a deep breath and realize that north korea is not going to attack the united states. north korea knows that would be suicidal. the important thing to do now is talk to each other and try to reduce the level of tension. unfortunately president trump's recent remarks taken in the wrong direction where tension. we don't need to do that. famously president teddy roosevelt has said american presidents should speak softly and carry a big stick. we don't need to make these kind of threats with the kind of american military power we have much it's not helpful dangerous and unproductive t. americans who are sitting home watching, folks who don't necessarily live i'm side the belt way, i've been seeing things on twitter, social media. when they hear the president use those kind of words, ho

stat freaks, that was the firsted it td gam since -- bruce butler and full extension to grab the kellen moore pass. in the end, it was the cowboys edging out the cardinals, 20-18. >>> outside of boston, the super bowl champion new england patriots celebrated tom brady's 40th birthday with some goats on the practice field. that's goats for greatest of all time. now the patriots, if they should go all the way this season, brady would become the first 40-year-old quarterback to win a super bowl. he looks like he's in tip-top shape. >> he looks pretty happy. >> he does. >>> storms are racing across the midwes c the chicago area. >> they dumbed heavy rains and hail over the windy city and forced the closure of the lollapalooza festival. headliners were already under way when the evacuation was ordered. crowds were described as being calm and take being the evacuation in stride. >>> all right, meanwhile, at america's favorite pastime, the storms of triggered two time delays, and with all that extra time on their hands, the players engaged in competitive antics in the bull pen. >> four man bob

well, kellen. >> he will say it is other one or if it they pass gas, ugh that is stinky. they will go that is dad. so they learn is he quick. >> so learn by two or three to lie. >> i would say definitely. there is solid at five, and four. k ellen without, without a beat. >> is he good at it, does he keep trying or is he good at it. >> i mean you kind of know. it depends. my old woes tell on himself. i know my oldest child would never lie to me if i asked him a direct question. >> really. >> but we who begin i pig. i could not find hit. i said where did you put it. i think i put him in the drawer. >> did he know where he put it >> well, this time he may not have known, it was underneath a baby blanket. >> where is the guinea pigs. >> in your household it is green acres over there. >> yes. >> on the main line. >> how many chickens every left. >> i still have all four, yes. >> that is fantastic. >> yes. >> science says research was done that children learn how to lie, really well by three and a half. >> wow. >> three and a half. research is fine. most children deceive in ord

kellen moore to rico gathers who is the former basketball player at baylor trying to make the cowboysoster. dallas wins, the score really doesn't matter. >> i'll say good morning to everybody now then. >>> yankees and indians. first start before being acquired. zimmer scores. clint frazier airmails the throw. corey kluber dealing. a complete game, three-hitter, struck out 11. indians win it, 5-1. >> michelle wie leading the british open for the ladies. you know what i wanted to win, the lottery, yeah. >> well, two big tickets for him to buy this weekend. >>> at wrigley field all the entertainment was happening in the bullpen. >> so during a rain delay, the pitchers for the cubs and diamondbacks engaged in competitive antics. one put a uniform on upside down and cubs shot back by fishing. >> you can see it there. >> and then it was time for the bobsled competition. >> this is beautiful. four men bobsled going down there they go. wee! >> my favorite was actually when the diamondbacks did a little bowling. this is the bowling. >> watch as the pins fall. >> they went for the 7-10 split. i

kellen moore..hits rico gathers for a 26-yard touchdown strike.ne of the major starters played on either side. but,cowboys win 20-18. bay bridge series...wrapping up at at&t park. here's a quick update. right now-- giants are up 11-1 san francisco came out rolling...with 7-runs over the first two innings. we'll have full highlights on kron4 news at 10. speaking of the a's-- recently traded athletic sonny gray making his first start with the new york yankees.. --gray did what he could...despite the defense committing two errors that led to a pair of runs. bottom 6th-- indians up 2-nothing.. yan gomes with a 2-run double off the wall. --gray's final line-- 2-earned runs, 4-hits,and 6- punchouts over 6. here we go-- it's time for the lexus ultimate highlight... this play coming from boston. indians-red sox... austin jackson...showing us a web gem. reaches over the wall and flips into the sox bullpen. this even got an ovation from boston fans. austin jackson...with out lexus ultimate highlight. turning now to the warriors-- you can't talk enough about

. >> kellen roth, live from london. >>> now and then starbucks comes up with a new coffee blend, butist. the coffee giant is searching a drink called pepper nitro. with a jerky twist. topped with peppercorn and beef jerky secure in the y secure sk. it's being tested in seattle. >> make sure i don't go to that starbucks in seattle where it's being tested. that just doesn't sound appetizing. maybe a more late night thing. >>> still ahead, tensions with north korea escalating further in the wake of the latest test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, up next, we'll get a live report whether leaders will step in to try to bring an end to the growing standoff. we'll be right back. building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. and it's also a story m