settlement with the state department. one that would let them post the blueprints beginning tomorrow. it appears some of the blueprints have gotten out early. the attorneys general are suing the trump administration in an effort to keep the instructions off line. they argue it's a national security risk. since terrorists, criminals and others that wouldn't typically pass a background check can get we pops. the headline here, untrackable, untraceable, homemade guns available to everybody. anita vogel with the rest of the story. she's live with us this afternoon. anita? >> hi, shepard. this is causing a lot of fear, anger around concern for those reasons that you stated. nowadays, you can make almost anything with a 3-d printer. they're used in the medical industry and manufacturing. starting tomorrow, you can download blueprints to make a gun out of plastic a gun nobody can keep track of or identify. eight states plus the district of columbia are suing the state department for settling with the

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