May be very, very unfortunate for the world. hopefully, the sanctions will work. reporter: front and center at the white house today was the topic of guns. with the prime minister noting far more restrictive gun laws in australia. basically semi-automatic, let alone automatic weapons, are essentially not available. reporter: the united states public is deeply divided on arming schoolteachers. 74% of democrats are opposed. 68% are in favor. the president rallied conservative political action conference ten dees. you don t mind if i go offscript a little bit, do you? it s sort of boring. reporter: the crowd didn t mind a bit. do you remember, i started running, people said, are you sure he s a conservative?
Audience suggested it, they teed it up. but it is what he gravitated to in his statement most. that was really telling. he is backing bump stocks, telling the justice department to move forward with that. open on other issues. this is not only highly polarizing but problematic and could easily cause more problems. we remember during the campaign hillary clinton said he wants weapons in the classroom. wrong. now he is in a different place. that doesn t mean that s where he winds up. yeah. by the way, last night i had the luxury of taking the pulse of the arena. i had this instant 4,500 person focus group. when this came up, and it might have come up before the televised part because the sheriff was speaking to the audience beforehand, the crowd didn t like it. the crowd full of students and teachers didn t like it.
Put it down for the 16th which would have been tuesday but she was killed in the process. gregg: couldn t the judge have said, all right, maybe it doesn t qualify under an order of protection, but it does qualify criminally and i m going to put you under arrest information you behind the bars. here the criminal statute, anti-stalking law, anybody that follows harasses or stalks another person, can be offensive stalking and if you do it with a threat to put that place of reasonable fear of injury or death, then it is felony, not a misdemeanor. couldn t the judge have done that, arrest him, toss him behind bars. look, the conduct was outrageous. i m with you. not only did it rise to the level of issuing an order of protection but, indeed, it rises
Germany coming in second with the silver. and you see there. france taking the bronze. all of this after last night s spectacular opening ceremony. this was so beautiful. although one of the legs of the called ron came off. but athletes from 82 nations taking part in the festivities and there was a glitch. the hockey legend wing and three others kept waiting, when it failed to rise from the floor, in the end the torch was lit, the crowd didn t seem to care. giving team canada a standing ovation. why not? it was beautiful. julie: new developments in the wake of that deadly crash at the winter olympics. international luge officials are moving the start of the men s competition further down the track. this all comes after an olympian from the republic of georgia was killed during a training run on friday. the move means that speed will be a bit lower on the track. this was his sled. we re not going to show you the