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September 5 through seven, margin of error, 3.1%age points. jonathan pollack, this is really the dynamic here. south carolina the residents there wanting to stand up to a potential north korea that has nuclear weapons? >> richard, i wouldn't take these polls too seriously. this is more an emotional response than a rational response. for many years, there has been some of this sentiment in south korea, and, of course, some of this has been heightened to be sure. given the recent events. but it's more set in the abstract. the challenge here, very simply put, this is true with japan, though in a ...

Discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com part to shake things up at home and abroad. now there is pushback from a key ally german chancellor angela merkel signaling a deepening rift with the united states insisting europe can't completely rely on the usa. international correspondent live in london with more. heavy words. >> reporter: very heavy words, chris. a lot of frustration building up in berlin. a lot of things president trump said while in europe last week that really rubbed angela merkel the wrong way. germans were bad for trading so many cars to america, but a...

The united states had moved away from their previous security commitment. >> what about the president's authorization of this military to do what it needs to do? i have to let you go quickly but not without asking you about that. what is difference between now and what we previously had? >> it's about trust in confidence in our commanders to do things within their conflict area, let them make the decisions. they don't have to ask permissions. they have the resources and capabilities and great troops. leave them alone. judge them by their results. couldn't be better. >> harris: general jack kea...

With japan, talks are at a stalemate and the credibility to get progress. other countries have different issues, but no less serious. more serious, you might say. south korea, of course. it's the north korean threat. the u.s. has a security commitment to this region as well. when you look at malaysia and the philippines, they are involved in territorial disputes with china. you know that relationship, as well, overshadows the discussions that will happen on this trip. the u.s. doesn't want to set up a stance so it seems like china is on the opposite side or these countries, in the meetings fee...

>> first of all, i think brett stevens commentary is a little bit over the top. we have to remember when putin invaded georgia in august of 2008, george w. bush really couldn't do much and he was no shrinking violet. he was a tough president. we don't have a security commitment to ukraine. ukraine is not a member of nato. i think what the president could do if this happens and i'm not sure it is likely, putin vaccination enamel, he understands real sanctions could come and that's a deterrent here. if president obama can in a credible way convince president putin that major sanctions meaning ru...