cody: cody. lemonis: cody, i'm marcus. cody: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.nk you. so, how long have you worked here? cody: a year and a half. lemonis: do you like it? cody: yeah, kind of. i think everyone here is super- passionate about this company, but it's difficult to stay here because there's only so high that you can go. lemonis: look, i've spoken to two people on the floor, and neither have told me they see a bright future for themselves in the company. not exactly the right culture. and is there anything about the business that you would improve or change? cody: it would be nice if we had everything in stock more often. jennifer: cody's always telling me we're out of things. lemonis: and so nobody's really managing the inventory. jennifer: correct. lemonis: so, what is the reason you're out? jennifer: i'm too busy, and it slipped past me. lemonis: couldn't i make the argument that having the inventory manager would actually turn orders quicker, create happier customers, create return orders? jennifer: yeah. yeah. cody: you got to flip the switch. ah!

old, she had another failed marriage and was struggling as a single mom trying to raise two boys, cody and nathan. >> that had to be tough, keeping your household going, huh? >> yes. >> and things went from bad to worse. bambi started popping pain killers. >> the old story, huh? >> yes. >> just gobbled them down when you could get them? >> i liked the way it made me feel. >> bambi was a single mom hooked on pills and sitting on a piece of land worth a small fortune. diane decided it was time to intervene before another whirlwind husband du jour got half the property. >> mama said if you put it in my name, it will be protected. >> so she signed the deed to her property over to her mom and then bambi signed over her heart, sending cody and nathan to be raised by their grandparents. she calls it her lowest point. >> i didn't want to do it, but i knew it was the right thing. she wanted to take care of them. she loved those children. >> it was a crushing loss, no question, but bambi agreed at the time the boys were better off. they loved diane and charlie. >> they are just very loving. a lo

sending cody and nathan to be raised by their grandparents.he calls it her lowest point. >> i didn't want to do it but i knew it was the right thing. she wanted to take care of them. she loved chose children. >> it was a crushing loss, no question, but bambi agreed at the time the boys were better off. they loved diane and charlie. >> they're just very loving, like a lot of outdoor stuff. they spoil us to death. >> nathan, how about you? >> the most loving individuals i've ever met in my life. my grandma's the most sweet woman and everybody says so. >> with the boys living at their grandparent's, bambi tried to get her own life back on track. that's when she metric gagnon, a new hire at the charlie glass company. there was an instant attraction. >> i've always liked the bad boy image, i guess, you know. like with the goatee and the shaved head. i don't know. we just had a good time together. >> was it a serious relationship? >> yes. it was. >> rick was serious, too. he confronted bambi about her demons. >> i told her, you know, she wanted to b

old, she had another failed marriage and was struggling as a single mom trying to raise two boys, cody and nathan. >> that had to be tough, keeping your household going, huh? >> yes. >> and things went from bad to worse. bambi started popping pain killers. >> the old story, huh? >> yes. >> just gobbled them down when you could get them? >> i liked the way it made me feel. >> bambi was a single mom hooked on pills and sitting on a piece of land worth a small fortune. diane decided it was time to intervene before another whirlwind husband du jour got half the property. >> mama said if you put it in my name, it will be protected. >> so she signed the deed to her property over to her mom and then bambi signed over her heart, sending cody and nathan to be raised by their grandparents. she calls it her lowest point. >> i didn't want to do it, but i knew it was the right thing. she wanted to take care of them. she loved those children. >> it was a crushing loss, no question, but bambi agreed at the time the boys were better off. they loved diane and charlie. >> they are just very loving. a lo

cody wilson says it doesn't matter what the judge decides he's already put the information online. the cat's out of theg. >> thank you. toanother major we're following with less than 100 days before the mid-terms, facebook sounding the alarm to what appears to be covert efforts on its platform to influence u.s. elections. the new threat and oiwhat facebook is dng about it. >> reporter: tonight, says it's happening again. the social media giant announcing it removed 32 pages and accounts from facebook and instagram, an apparent political influence campaign 'shead of novembidterm. the bogus pages stirring up divisive es isone called resist storespr oting a counter protest against an upcoming white nationalist rally and one that activists unwittingly helped build interests in the event and the campaign to abolish i.c.e., part of a growing political firestorm. >> the democrats want to abandon i.c.e. they want to end i.c.e. >> reporter: the pages created between march of last year and this picking up 290,000 followers. who's responsible? facebook says it doesn't know. on capitol hill la

joining family is the seventh architect to oversee the project since cody. he's been leading the work since twenty twelve and has been a member of the project team since one nine hundred ninety. i started here when they had architects back then your db on a commission to me. so there were four of us back from when it. because i thought it up with. more than fifty i was working on the site. that's with. when it's finished last about if i mean you will both like this. it will have eighteen spiers and three facades. cody oversaw his life's work for more than four decades until he was run over by a tram and killed one thousand nine hundred twenty six after his death architects from around the globe continue the project a foundation raised the funds the work is financed exclusively from donations and entrance fees neither the spanish government nor the catholic church provides money for the. nevertheless each year around twenty five million euros is raised to finish his creation. moment it will be given up a few of the stuff that i'm going to start of this our da

david: cody, you have actually won the lottery a few times. of skill involved. how do you make sure you are in the 20% and not the 80%? cody: like anything, do your research, put together a good team, and work with people you trust. it is a high risk-high reward environment, but the success rate is the same as restaurants like a small business you are starting, and a broadway show is kind of a mom-and-pop startup we are doing from scratch each time. julia: you have pointed out that over the course of a season, so many seats go unsold and if you could just monetize those in some way it would contribute to closing that gap. season had 200 million dollars in unsold inventory. when you think about that, that is crazy that we have those empty seats. there are a lot of ways we can address that problem. one, the broadway league has made it a goal to make sure that every new york public school student gets to see a broadway show before they graduate. it is not revenue-generating, but there are a lot of great services and information -- distribution ch

program where athletes like corey hoekstra come to play on the same team with special olympians like cody. >> we feel like we're in one big family. >> reporter: this is cody's ninth year at the special olympics. with his parents' encouragement, he took up sports early on. >> my dad was my soccer coach in second grade. >> reporter: and it changed his life. >> what i love about soccer is i just prefer to keep moving around on my feet and also make a friend and everytng that i can actually relate with. >> reporter: corey was also young when she started volunteering. >> because i started so young, like i don't really see the difference between some of the athletes with disabilities and people without. >> reporter: and this world where differences don't matter is the world eunice shriver hoped for a half century ago. congratulations to special olympics at 50. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching, and good night. >>> right in and out at 6:00. new video into the n

. >> 30-year-old cody wilson is the face of a new gun movement. >> gun control is not dead. it's undead. gun control is undead. >> the obama administration took wilson to court to stop his company from posting the instructions online, arguing it would put guns in the hands of terrorists. but cody wilson insisted he has a first amendment right to publish, and the instructions were already online anyway. in june, the trump administration dropped the court fight with wilson. >> as long as you have a right to keep and bear arms, you have a right to make them. >> fred's 14-year-old daughter jamie was one of 17 people why s high school. >> this changes the safety of americans forever if this is allowed to happen. >> plastic guns, he fears, will bring more gun violence to a country already reeling. >> someone could walk in with a gun and you won't know it. airplanes, you'll be flying with someone with a gun, and you won't know it. courthouses, someone with a gun and you won't know it. that's the risk. >> okay, let's is a look at what these 3-d printed guns are. conventional gun man

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that was cody roads attacking our intern., the headliners champion kenny omega in true wrestling fashion, things got personal. >> i don't want to grow up. i'm a toys "r" us kid. i'm glad they went bankrupt. oh, you crossed the line. you wanted a war cody, you've got a war. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on. neighborhood inferno, a new massive wildfire igniting this afternoon. a dozen homes seen fully engulfed. fears of many more. the race to evacuate as another fire in the west claims its first fatality. >>> plus, the shock in the atlantic. the new hurricane threats. beryl now barrelling towards puerto rico. the island still fragile after last year's direct hit, and the storm off the east coast gaining strength that could grow into a second hurricane. >>> also breaking tonight, dive to escape. teams plan to free that soccer team, and when that dangerous operation could begin as a diver is killed and new concerns about heavy rains and the oxygen supply. >>> seeing red. the trump supporter targeted

and so that was the intent when cody wilson published the plans, the files that you can download andinted gun. so the difficulty is that there are so many -- there are thousands of different types of 3-d printers and countless numbers of potential users all of which have been different levels of skills. not push button, it's not just push a button to create a good quality, in this case, gun, that would safely fire a round. >> terry, i was watching one of these videos earlier today to understand how this works. so by the time all the different pieces, the plastic pieces of the gun, you put them together, but it's still not a fully functioning gun. how easy is it to put those mechanisms in place to actually get it to fire a bullet? >> well, that's the problem. you might be able -- you might be able to successfully fire one round, but even then, i have see a gunfire and it simply exploded. the whole gun did. and so my -- as i said, my biggest fear is it could injure the person firing the we or someone around them. and so it's just not safe. >> have you seen an uptick in sales of 3-d pri

. >>> 30-year-old cody wilson is the face of a new gun movement. >> gun control is not dead. it is undead. >> his website offers instructions for 3d printers to be manufactured at home. from handguns to semi-automatics. made of plastic and without a serial number, the guns are untraceable and undetectible. able to pass through most metal detectors. >> this changes the safety of americans forever if this is allowed to happen. >> fred guttenberg's daughter jamie was one of 17 people who died at marjory stoneman douglas last february. plastic guns, he fears, will bring even more gun violence to a country already reeling. >> someone can walk in with a gun and you won't know it. airplanes. you'll be flying with someone with a gun and you won't know it. courthouses. someone with a gun and you won't know it. that's the risk. the obama administration took wilson to court to stop him from posting the instructions online arguing it would put guns in the hands of terrorists. but cody wilson insists he has a first amendment right to publish and the instructions with already online anyway

jennifer but cody a former radio journalist remembers the early days. i arrived in the congo two thousand and four and what i saw were journalists who were properly salaried who were independent took the editorial line being objective fact based and very seriously journalists were largely protected because they were working in the authors of the united nations they were able to get to thirteen places to be firsthand things that other media would struggle because they are there whacking the financial resources or they're not last. in the financial with orses the money was made available because someone has an interest in those journalists covering the news in a third way in the that nasty united nations mission in the operates on the invitation of the government even radio copy porters are not immune to interference we thought that they themselves too were under strain increasingly even more so now as the country becomes more and more politicized and the stakes become higher when you talk about red line issues it is true that even radio or cappy is not i

cody wilson who leads the company has described himself as a crypto anarchist on a mission. >> givinghe ability to make something to military specification but affordably. >> reporter: kind of. a ghost gunner machine from defense distributed, a 3-d printer specifically designed to make gun components at home, costs well over $1,000. beyond the range of some casual buyers. but -- >> the price point here is not prohibitive for those who right now have an interest in undetectable and at times untraceable firearms. >> so let's go to straight to connecticut attorney general george jepsen, one of a number of top state officials suing the federal government, trying to block this, arguing that it makes cheap weapons available to terrorists and criminals. so, there attorney general, welcome. >> good to be on your show. sorry about the circumstances. >> let's dive in right now about what the president tweeted and i want to read it for you, i'm looking into 3-d guns being sold to the public. already talked to the nra. doesn't seem to make much sense. now, as i just pointed out, despite the presi

. >> reporter: cbs news is learned it is down to four contenders, appeals court judges 80 -- amy cody barrett, >> they are excellent, you can't go wrong. >> reporter: the president is focusing most closely on cavanaugh and hardeman -- kavanaugh and hardiman. mitch mcconnell has told the president that they may be the easiest to confirm. >> simple math tells you, if john mccain is absent, it is a 50-49 senate, one republican senator can decide the fate of cbs news, the white house. the >> the president is expected to make that announcement at 6 pm, live right here on kpix 5. >>> 600 homes are threatened by deadly wildfire on the oregon border, in siskiyou county, has burned 35,000 acres, only 25% contained right now. the fire killed one woman in her home and destroyed 81 structures, 2500 firefighters are on the front lines, the cause is under investigation. >>> in napa and yolo counties, firefighters are gaining the upper hand on this wildfire, the kelly filed -- fire, 73% contained, consuming more than 90,000 acres, destroying 16 structures since it started on june 30. in lake county,

the owner, cody wilson, claiming his free speech rights were being violated. just last month, the state department settled the suit saying certain firearms are already widely available for commercial use. lawyers for cody wilson say the law is on his side. >> the government doesn't have the power to tell people that they can't post information on the internet. also stay law is trumped by federal law. the u.s. state department gave a license to file online. this is an unconstitutional act in every respect. >> defense distributing vowed as of august 1, team, the age of downloadable guns formally begins. the reality is, shepard, a lot of the plans are already out there. if you knew where to look online, you can find them. the cost of a basic 3-d printer is a few hundred dollars for a basic one. in some cases, of course, that's cheaper than a gun. shepard, back to you. >> thanks, anita. i want to show you the pictures that we showed during that live shot. this is video of one of these plastic guns not operating as it's supposed to. they did a number of tests on th

the company founder cody wilson cited the first and second amendments for the right to post downloadablee blueprints for firearms online. >> as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms you have the right to make them. >> reporter: nine alorneys geneiled for a court injunction to block the settlement and pennsylvania hme anency hearing to block users in the state from accessing those files. concer stem from the ease plastic weapons could have in evading security measures and the lack of serial numbers. >> it's the ultimate gun loophole. >> drug cartels will find this technology very useful for their criminalpurposes. >> reporter: but the durability of 3-d-printed firearms. isuestionable. the atf tested wilson's design in 2013 f and itl apart after a single round was fired. >> the reality is it's much easier to go and buy a gun on the streets. >> reporter: the debate is over a potential new t option put them there. liz mclaughlin, nbc >>> coming up at 4:45, we talk live to nbc's t costello about toe dangers of 3-d-printed guns and efforts to sp the how-to instructions from many post

. >> that is beautiful savannah and that cody peterson. he's in south africa on the game reserve. he's about do something with a certain creature that has a rebig bite. >> what's he ranking today. >> he's not ranking anything. he's here at the game reserve because some vet narians and people at the park want to give a health checkup to the lion. the first thing they have to do is find the lion pride so they're on the hunt. >> we've got two teams out, a lot of ground to explore, just a matter of tracking down the prize. >> he spots an old willeder beast, he says, okay, lions are probably near. and then he spots this. >> bones, skin, fur, that's a zebra's leg right there. those don't just fall off on their own. it's old, though. this is not fresh. we do know that the pride has been through here, but not recently. >> they know that if they go near a water source they can probably find some lion tracks. they do find some and eventually the other team does find a pride lion. >> the lions have been located on a fresh kill. for the safety of the lions and the vet narians collecting the d

humpback salmon and vegetables fried chicken forty five kilos not to mention five hundred liters of fruit cody all you have to agree that's pretty epic. either washed or gritty in the few people but here switching up more serious that only when i think your nephew noise. position you mean your words nice you know some of those got a strong. force and most of which do you feel because we were yes the. canteen works around the clock breakfast is prepared to have a nice lunch is cold in the morning from lunchtime onwards they make dinner and the second continues. that's always shoot for school. football and. with a. little stand up now of course the. motion of the worst form of resumes you does it for when you say never was cool trick was nothing. that. we got with you with your little brother of us which is one of them. bubbles. is that you're. right we're all set to start in five yes the studio has a signal. it's not going to talk about. just when you right after the mars explorers what do you put in their. record. to say let me go. out to illustrate. welcome to sophie and tell i'm sophie sheva

cody ballenger is hung up. he managed to avoid the tag and got back to second. now there are two guys and one base. be throwback to first and it almost went to the dugout. the pitcher cut it off and nailed ballenger at third. i do not know what happened but i think it was good for us. >> 1-1, arrays and mats. batista had a walkoff grana whi carlos gomez versus the cooler. he won this battle. i think he received flak over the past couple of days. today they made up. they reconciled, all is well. >> that is priceless. >>> tonight everybody. -- good night everybody. ay, finally! look who's wearing her itsy bitsy bikini. (jay chuckles) he can comment because he's gay. he was talking about lily. so was i. ay, cam, you make her look so pretty. guess who's not coming for christmas. and the spotlight shifts. mom. she cancelled. (claire) what? in a voice mail, no less. unbelievable--and by that, i mean believable. why isn't nana coming? i don't know. something about her new boyfriend whisking her away on a cruise. i just got my gift. (claire) what boyfriend? carl the cru

it is all courtesy of this man, cody wilson.ars ago the radical libertarian is how he describes himself made a functioning firearm with a 3d printer. he published the specs of the gun on the website and within days downloaded more than 100,000 time, and that is when the obama administration stepped in and they said that wilson was violating arms export laws and that he take the plans down. he complied. but his lawyer said that he could face millions of dollars of fines and years in prison, and so what did he do? he hired a new set of lawyers and turned the case around on the federal government. he did not just argue that it was his second amendment right to bear rights b but he argued that it is his first amendment rights to post the instructions of how to make a gun online. the specs were free speech. the result is that not only did the libertarian and gun rights groups sign on, but did as well the case was still ongoing when the trump administration took over and, just roontly, the doj appears to have backed down. the governme

cody wilson insisted he has a first amendment right to pub lu lish and they were online any way. >> youe the right to make them.any way. >> you have the right to make them.d they were online any way. >> you have the right to make them. >> this changes the safety of americans forever if this is allowed to happen. >> reporter: plastic guns, he fears, will bring even more gun violence to a country already reeling. >> someone could walk in with a gun and wow won't know it. airplanes. you'll be flying with someone with a gun and you won't know it. courthouse, someone with a gun and you won't know it. that's the risk. >> reporter: interesting that the president this morning said that he has already spoken to the nra and that it doesn't make mump sense. it was his own administration that dropped the fight against these 3-d guns. not clear why he felt the need to call the nra as opposed to his own state department to try to figure out how to come to an end to this. it was ornliginally the state department that tried to ban this. >> this is something that over on the hill where we're sitting dem

in 2013, self-described anarchist cody wilson came up with a 3d printed gun he calls the liberator. plans online and estimates that more than 100,000 people downloaded it before the obama state department made him take it down. under regulations called itar. he then sued the goth alleging the move violated his free speech. it wasn't about the gun, it was about his right to disseminate the plans. the lawsuit against the obama administration languished for five years. cody never thought he would win, but suddenly this past june the trump administration settled the case, even paid wilson 40 grand in legal fees for his trouble, from you, the taxpayer. thanks to that, guns like these you can print at home are going back up online august 1st. now supporters argue this doesn't mean much, people were always allowed to assemble their own guns for personal use and the cost of a 3d printer is prohibitive any way, but make no mistake, the gun lobby is ecstatic. the nra calls 3d printed guns symbolic of freedom and innovation and worked overtime to kill an ad to the undetectable firearms act. do

and we'll talk with director boots riley about his cody "sorry about you" about racism and capitalismthat's the cbs news for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- ca by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's emily turner with a check of weather. dozens of wildfires are >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we are here this monday. >> i'm here. >> you're special too. >> i don't come bearing gifts. unfortunately it's a little foggy with low clouds out there. take a live look outside, low clouds there on the horizon. they are keeping temperatures moderate for this time of morning. we'll look at how warm it's going to get later today coming up. >>> this is southbound 101 at silver, there's an incident on the shoulder. cruising speed there around 30 miles an hour, so all the lanes are open but you'll see the flashing lights. it's a visual distraction making your way through there. we have slowdowns through the altamont pas

cody wilson has argued his violated his first ament rights, so now, about 20 states are suing him as the state department to block wilson from putting the plans online. but they're sort of too late because the company posted the plans last friday and the plans have been down loaded thousands of times. i want to take a look at what they are. conventional gunman fak manufac requires a serial number so they can be fras traced, but with a printer, there's no way to enforce those laws. among the fire warms and components are plans to print a full size beretta m 9 and receiver for ark r-5. you can't print the entire rifle, but you can print several key components that allowed the desire to fire 600 rounds in this test this year. and more concerning to lawmakers is the liberator. the first weapon designed by wilson to single shot polymer weapon. the only non3d parts in this are the ammunition and a small nail. now some worryle firearms act of 1988 and can be brought undetected into schools, planes and other public places. >> coming to a theatre near you, come tog a school near you. coming t

i think it is, in an essential sense. >> reporter: there is cody wilson there.s will fail because computer code, which makes these machines work, is essentially speech, and therefore, protected. now, either way, it may be too late. more than 1,000 downloads have already been made of an ar-15-style 3d-printed gun that cody posted early. and he seems prepared to fight to keep those files online, tweeting recently, "we will not be silenced." norah? >> tony, thanks. scary to think that you could >> is very scary i mean, the argument that it's out there and uncontrollable on some level is convincing, and i don't know, whatever you think of the free speech argument, i don't know how you control this. >> well, even those gun owners and those who respect the rights of gun owners believe in safety and believe in teaching, and that's what worries me about being able to just print one of these and not learn how to use it properly. >> there should be some oversight in terms of printing weaponry. >> thank you, tony. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," legendary writer, actor an

in 2013, a gun rights enthusias and self-described anarchist named cody wilson posted online he designs for a 3d-printed functional plastdgun. this is an a.t.f. video showingi a 3ded gun malfunctioning. it's made entirely of plastic-- except for a metal firing pin-- and could easily pass throughl metectors. the state department moved to stop wilson, saying he was violating inteational agreements on arms trafficking. in 2015, wilson sued, saying his first amendment rights were violated. last month, the state department reversed itself, and said defense distributed could post the designs, starting tomorrow. but, the group put them up last week. since then, the information has been downloaded over 1,00ti0 s. on the group's website, downloads are now available for a plasndgun called the liberator, as well as part of an ar-15, and a baretta m9 handgun. attorneys general from eight states and the distrf columbia filed a lawsuit on monday in a last-ditch effort to stop further release of the designs. pennsylvania aorney general josh shapiro went to court to temporarily block defense distribute

this dog named cody is about to enjoy what the fluff challenge there's is in this video. there's mom, and then. >> stay. stay. stay, stay. >> what? >> okay, that was a big twist. >> that is a big twist. his dad has been deployed for six months. >> so we were approaching the end of the fluff challenge but they've just gone and anded a whole new element to it. love it. >> this is puppy smults and puppy is being picked up by dad. this happened back in april, but i think a lot of dog parents have experienced this when they're dog has gone somewhere and had a good time. their dog was at lucky puppy. it's a 100% cage free doggy daycare and we're going to see how much of a good time he had because it's time to good and the dog ain't going. >> you're not leaving, no. we're going home. all right, buddy. are you kidding? >> it's all about being well trained and this owner has been very well trained by the dog. >> you just wait for it oli li, there's more. >> the guy comes with treats. >> he's getting treats as well. dance for me, human, dance for me. pull the strings. >> bye, puppy

it's the design of 30-year-old cody wilson following defense distributed, a pro-gun group. >> anywhereomputer, there's a weapon. >> reporter: the plastic weapon is made with a 3-d printer, internet connection, and this free online guide. this one only fires once. wilson's 3-d blueprints include ar-15s. the state department demanded wilson take down his blueprint three years ago. he complied, but fired back citing free speech rights. after a legal battle a settlement was recently reached. starting next wednesday the state department will allow him to start posting his 3-d gun blueprints on his website. >> what i'm opposed to is technology unchecked. >> reporter: david chipman is concerned because they're unregulated and untraceable. >> we're basically handing the keys to the store to terrorists and armed criminals. >> reporter: mike crumling say argues. >> the printing process is not dangerous. the testing part would be the most dangerous part about it. >> reporter: crumling says it would take four hours to print one. >> it's possible, but it's not quite that simple. >> reporter: but ch

. >> reporter: cody wilson of austin, texas has a passion for gun rights. >> how is that nnational convers going? >> reporter: and he is developing instructions for programming a 3d printer to make a fully working plastic handgun or assault style rifle. >> i don't think you should have the ability or anyone else should have your ability to control your access to it on the internet or the ability to print it on a machine. >> reporter: but when he wanted to post detailed plans online, the obama administration shut him down, saying it would put weapons in hostileds of forces or terrorists. he sued, saying it violated his right of free expression, and saying similar plans have long been available on the web. but federal courts ruled against him. then suddenly last month, the trump administration dropped the government's objection, concluding that rules limiting exports of weapons of war don't apply to wilson's instructions at all. advocates of gun control say that would make homemade guns available to anyone in the world. >> if you are prohibited from having guns because you have a lengthy cri

. >> reporter: five years ago, cody wilson launched what he now calls the era of the downloadable gunr to make a working firearm. >> is it the end of gun control? i think it is in an essential sense. >> reporter: that era is set to begin at midnight this wednesday, august 1st, when wilson's company, defense distributed, plans to publish digital blueprints for people to make their own firearms, including ar-15-style assault rifles. the 3d plastic weapons would be untraceable and require no background check. in california last year, kevin janson neal used a homemade metal assault rifle to kill his wife and four others. getting around a court order meant to block his access to a firearm. >> when it comes to something as basic as public safety, our state department's saying, hey, this is a giveaway for terrorists. >> reporter: washington state's bob ferguson is one of nine state attorneys general planning to sue the trump administration, hoping to stop wilson's company from publishing the gun blueprints on wednesday. a judge in pennsylvania has already blocked the downloads in that state.

. >> reporter: cody wilson of austin, texas has a passion for gun right. >> how is that national conversagoingrter: and he has developed instructions for programing a 3-d printer to make a handgun or assault style rifle. >> i don't think you should have the ability or anyone else should have the ability to control it on the internet or your ability to print it on a machine. >> reporter: but when he prepared to post detailed plans online, the obama state department shut him down, saying it would violate laws against exporting firearms technology, putting it into the hands of hostile forces or terrorist. so he sued,io claiming ation of his right of free expression, and saying that similar plans have long been available on the win. >> you have the right to keep and make them. >> reporter: but federal courts ruled against him. then suddenly last month, a trump administration dropped the objection, concluding that rules limiting exports of weapo war don't apply to wilson's guns after all. his website promises instructions by wednesday, but some are up already for all kinds of firearms, from handgun

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. >> reporter: she road out the storm in the basement with family and friends, including cody schroeder. >> we were seeing sunlight through the foundation and we thought for sure that we were goners then. >> reporter: this downtown clothing store occupied the same corner 154 years. jonathan hull is the owner. >> i was here, i was open. >> reporter: he took refuge in a basement vault where he stores furs. >> i could hear sounds of evastation, even through this wall. >> reporter: this city had about a 45-minute warning that a big twister was coming, and that's one big reason, jeff, why there yere no reports of serious rejuries here. >> glor: dean reynolds, thank you. cbs news has learned that shortly before the 2016 election attorney michael cohen secretly recorded a conversation he had with his client donald trump. they discussed making a payment to a playboy model who claims she once had an affair with the future president. more on this now from paula reid who's at the white house. >> reporter: the president's long-time fixer michael cohen secretly taped a phone call with mr. trump disc

ld's the design of 30-year-old cody wilson, founder of defense distributed, a pro gun group. >> anywhere's a computer, s ere's a weapon. te reporter: the plastic weapon is made with a 3d printer, n,ternet connection, and this e ee online guide. .his one only fires once. >> it only needs to be lethal once. i mean, that's the idea, right? >> reporter: wilson's 3d blueprints include ar-15s. the state department demanded wilson take down his blueprints five years ago. he complied but fired back with a lawsuit citing free speech rights. >> we said, no, we're americans. americans have the right to access this data unquestionably. >> reporter: after a legal battle, a settlement was recently reached. starting next wednesday, the state department will allow hilson to start posting his 3d gun blueprints on his web. >> what i'm opposed to is technology unchecked. >> reporter: david chipman is a retired a.t.f. special agent who said 3d-printed guns present a real and present danger because they are unregulated and untraceable. >> we're basically, you know, y nding the key toss the store to terrorist

. >> reporter: cody wilson of austin, texas, hsi for gun rights. >> how is that national conversation going? >> reporter: and he is developing instructions for programming a 3d printer to make a fully working plastic handgun or assault style rifle. your access to it on thinrnet or the ability to print it on a machine. >> reporter: but when he planned to post detailed plans online, the obama state department shut him down saying it would put weapons in the hands of hostile forces or terrorists. so he sued, saying it violated his right of free expression and saying similar plans have long been available on the web. >> as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms, you have the right to make them. >> reporter: but federal courts ruled against him. then suddenly last month, the trump administration dropped the government's objection, concluding that rules limiting exports of weapons of war don't apply to wilson's guns after his website promises inct kinds of firearms from handguns to assault-style rifles. advocates of gun control say that would make homemade guns available to anyone

here's tony dokoupil. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: five years ago, cody wilson launched what he now callse era of the downloadable gun," a time when anyone can use a 3d printer to make a working firearm. >> is it the end of gun control? like, i think it is in an essential sense. >> reporter: that era is set to begin at midnight this wednesday, august 1st, when wilson's company, defense distributed, plans to publish digital blueprints for people to make their own firearm, including ar-15 style assault rifles. the 3d plastic weapons would be untraceable and require no background check. in california last year, kevin janson neal used a homemade metal assault rifle to kill his wife and four others. getting around a court order meant to block his access to a firearm. >> when it comes to something as basic as public safety, our state department is saying, "hey, this is a giveaway for terrorists." >> reporter: washington state's bob ferguson is one of nine state attorneys general planning to sue the trump administration, hoping to stop wilson's company from publishing the gun blueprints on wedne

founder cody wilson making his case to wired. >> people have a right to this kind of data. is it the end of gun control? i think it is, in an essential sense. >> reporter: for years, the obama administration fought the group in court. but the trump administration recently backed down, clearing the way for the gun blueprints to be posted. now, an 11th hour legal battle. eight states and the district of columbia suing. and on capitol hill, democrats holding the president personally responsible. >> the blood's going to be on his hands. >> plastic, down loadabloadable stops at donald trump's desk. >> reporter: and today, an about face from the president himself, contradicticting his own white house with this tweet, "i am looking into 3d plastic guns being sold to the public. already spoke to nra. doesn't seem to make much sense!" but the last time the president went head-to-head with the nra, in the wake of the parkland massacre, he caved on sweeping gun control changes. tonight, the question, will this time be any different? >> cecilia vega with us from the white house tonight

you wanted a war cody, you've got a war. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on. neighborhood inferno, a new massive wildfire igniting this afternoon. a dozen homes seen fully engulfed. fears of many more. the race to evacuate as another fire in the west claims its first fatality. >>> plus, the shock in the atlantic. the new hurricane threats. beryl now barrelling towards puerto rico. the island still fragile after last year's direct hit, and the storm off the east coast gaining strength that could grow into a second hurricane. >>> also breaking tonight, dive to escape. teams plan to free that soccer team, and when that dangerous operation could begin as a diver is killed and new concerns about heavy rains and the oxygen supply. >>> seeing red. the trump supporter targeted inside a popular restaurant for wearing a make america great again hat. the violent confrontation. tonight, the alleged attacker facing charges. >>> and the investigation into this video. a woman caught on camera launching fireworks like rockets at a neighborhood store. >>> and good evening. it'

it's the design of 30-year-old cody wilson, founder of defense distributed, a pro gun group. plastic weapon is made with a 3d printer, internet connection, and this free online guide. this one only fires once. >> it only needs to be lethal once. i mean, that's the idea, right? >> reporter: wilson's 3d blueprint includes ar-15s. the state department demanded wilson take down his blueprints five years ago. he complied, but fired back with a lawsuit fighting for free speech rights. >> we said, "no, we're americans. americans have the right to access this data unquestionably." >> reporter: a settlement was recently reached. starting wednesday, the stated department will allow wilson to start posting his 3d gun blueprints on his website. >> what i'm opposed to is technology unchecked. >> reporter: a retired a.t.f. special agent says 3d printed guns present real and present danger because they are unregulated and untraceable. >> basically we're handing the keys to the store to terrorists and criminals. >> reporter: gun hobbyist mike crumling says the threat of 3d firearms is overbl