that's what luke harding did until he was thrown out. his inside story on what is really going on behind those walls. >>> and steve bomber is worth billions. he is spending a few million to determine how the government spends its trillions, what happens when you put american government under a micro skroep skoep and examine it like a business. first, sheer my take. every american administration takes a while to settle into a base k approach to the world. president trump's team has had a rockier start than most the administration's basic foreign policy is coming into view and it is not a reassuring site. contradictory voices and little coordination with allies. the approach is being tested on the most difficult foreign policy problem of all, north korea. there is a patterned approach so far. it begins with the repeated use of rhetoric that is not backed up my much. a military strike is close to impossible. south korea would oppose any such move since it would face the brunt of north korea's retaliation. remember, seoul is only 35 miles fr

. >> reporter luke harding did until he was thrown out. his inside story about what's really going on behind those walls. >>> and former microsoft ceo is worth billions, he's spending a few mel omillion to discover wh >>> what happens when you put american government under a microscope and examine it like a business. but first, here's my take, every administration takes a while to settle in. president trump's has had a rockier start than most, with appointments in every key agency still unfilled. but the president's basic foreign policy is coming into view, and it's not a pretty sight. the approach is being tested on the most difficult foreign policy problem of all, north korea. there is a pattern to donald trump's approach so far, it begins with bravado, the use of rhetoric that's not backed up by much. the president insists that if china doesn't deal with north korea, america will. oh, really? how? south korea would vehemently oppose such a view. remember, seoul is only 13 miles from the border. and of course any military action would en

. >> reporter: speaking of support, as mike ran along side his son, luke, it was hard to tell who wasre proud of the effort. >> reporter: how did your race go, luke? >> good. >> reporter: it was good? did you have fun? >> fun. >> good. >> as competitors proudly receive their ribbons, a a chance to pose with their reef-life hoor-- real-life heroes, they became heroes for being brave in the attempt. in lafayette, john ramose, kpix 5. >> they do such a great job, special olympics is a charity of choice for law enforcement agencies and they raise enough money to make it absolutely free for all of the families taking part. pretty good stuff. >> great. >> cbssf.com. >> nightbeat tonight at 10:00 on 44, able 12. you can see us back here tonight at 11:00. >> enjoy your night. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? appreciate y'all. thank you. appreciate you, folks. thank you very much. well...welcome to "family feud," everybody! i'm your man, steve harvey.

you know, luke is a die hard fan. do you want to talk about-- >> well... >> no, i'm just messing.l, you guys are playing with jon and the band tonight. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we've got to take a little break here, but before we go, what is it you're performing tonight? >> we're doing a haggard song. we love merle haggard. >> stephen: why merle? >> man, he's just an icon, we lost him last year. he is such-- in country music, speak of the backstreet boys, haggard was such a diverse-- his sound was so diverse. a lot of saxophones in his music and horned instruments so we're going to combine our thing with y'all, with these guys, and see what happens. >> stephen: all right. >> let's do it. >> stephen: all right. the a.c.m. awards are this sunday on cbs. we'll be right back with a performance from luke bryan and dierks bentley! stick around. thanks, guys. ♪ ♪ ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dent

coming up in sport at half past: after just 15 appearances this season, luke shaw is told to take a long hardices and armed forces in colombia are still searching for as many as 300 people who have been missing since a series of huge mudslides engulfed the city of mocoa on friday. more than 250 people are known to have died. 0ur correspondent, anisa kadri, reports. rescuers in colombia hunt for any signs of life. the hopes of finding anyone alive are fading, with hundreds already confirmed dead following the mudslides in mocoa. as bodies are aligned up at this cemetery, families wait outside praying they will not find their relatives inside. translation: the really sad thing is when family members find their loved ones in this situation. it hurts to see it. we are lacking support. the fire service is always here but we need a lot of support. roads and bridges were washed away and houses flattened, after more than a week's rainfall fell in one night. getting help to people living deep within the amazon basin is not easy. but people in the colombian capital, bogota, who donated these supplies h

luke mellin shan't of the far left. it is perfectly possible that we could have this situation where the hard left and hard right go throughnd. with that in mind, everyone is focused on the security situation, to see whether that might make the difference. armed police have been a common sight since the 2015 shootings in paris. security has been stepped up around a famous tourist sites. like montmartre in the capital. the french are also used to the presence of soldiers trolling their cities. when the campaign started, many in france believed it would be defined by terrorism and security. —— soldiers patrolling. voters have so far been more concerned about unemployment and the economy. it remains unclear whether thursday's attack could have a last—minute impact on people's choice. we have had society with all the attacks and so on. had society with all the attacks and so on. wejust had society with all the attacks and so on. we just wanted to ignore had society with all the attacks and so on. wejust wanted to ignore it, personally. maybe it will have an impact but i do not know. translation: i am impact but i do not know.

if you look at luke shaw, 21 years old, double leg fracture, working his way back to full fitness and trying as ha rd back to full fitness and trying as hardhey have the luxury of playing professional sport andi luxury of playing professional sport and i never once had a manager who publicly spoke about players like that. sir alex ferguson, when he was in charge, he was a subtle master of criticising players if they were winning the game and if they lost, he protected his players. he looked at this in that type of man management, behind closed doors. i'm not sure what mourinho is getting at, he has had issues in the past and chelsea he had those issues off the field so this is a very harsh way of looking at luke shaw. at some point this might come back to bite him. thank you for that. four months ago, almost every player from the brazilian side chapecoense was killed in a plane crash in colombia. they were travelling to play colombia's atletico nacional in the final of the copa sud americana. on tuesday the two teams finally played each other. bbc brasil‘s pablo uchoa reports. i'm warm welcome to rivals, something rarely seen in football,

it it is hard to run to consider it like we have faith in this whole project, the your mean union like, that if it's brexit, after the, luke a taste of brexit or the chance of brexit coming up in every election it goes from country to country. and that is very disorienting for many europeans, i feel. and i hear. and that is-- that came newspaper this election. and it's going to come up in the next election. >> rose: the interesting question is if macron does win, whether he can become part of the leadership of the new european union. >> i think that is what many people in france hope and can rejuvenate the your mean union and make it it, you know, the picture of the european union was always a french jockey on a german horse. and the jockey has been mud bound for quite some time. and i think that that is part of it. i do think, you know, that one of the things that is alarming to any of us that left france is how quickly we have amnesia about what the european union accomplished, right. coming out of 70 years of the most horrific wars ever fought, certainly in the west, and then the european union has give eneurope with al

hard at it and do a good job. >> i agree. >> hear hear. >>> "pop start." >> really? more nuclear coffee here. i'll hold off. will start with the american country music awards. lukeear. song of the year, things are a little comical. have a look. >> and the acm song of the year goes to -- >> this is odd. >> emma stone, "la la land." >> the presenters, david copperfield and nancy o'dell, talking about the oscars flub. and thomas reck won best vocalist. the backstreet boys performed with florida georgia line. nobody is more excited than tim mcgraw. there's the backstreet boys. ♪ >> oh, yeah. tim busting a move. >> having fun there. good night of music in las vegas. congrats to the winners out there. >>> moving on to emily blunt. getting a glimpse of emily as mary poppins. she was found co-starring lin-manuel miranda. jack the lamp lighter. that film is expected to hit theaters in time for holidays 2018. >>> and finally, john cena, pro wrestler. exciting moment last night in the ring, where he gave his girlfriend a ring of his own. john getting down on one knee to propose, right after their big win. and, al, you were there for the excitement. >> i was. >> you were gu