it is steadier and heavier as you go toward 95 toward fredericksburg.nsistent into front royal. it is mainly a morning revamped amounting to only 1/10 of 1 inch of rain. this afternoon, you can probably get by without an umbrella. cloudy and 63 degrees by noon. it is a more active weather pattern in the next seven days. we will talk more about that coming up. >> we had a little bit of damp pavement outside this morning. we are trying to move along. the pace of traffic has been difficult in virginia on interstate 95 with the initial crash in the left lane northbound as you come up to dumfries. there are delays out of fredericksburg and stafford before you get to 630/court house road. the crash is still in place and this is the backup. we are ok and 395 but in the district, there is a closure with a water main break. >> new developments in the search for a missing 5-year-old boy from fairfax county. the boy's father thinks his ex- wife and son may be headed for the west coast. >> brianne carter has more details. >> they believe that they both may look dif

we're seeing a little in prince george's county, fredericksburg, a little misty. in culpeper and luray. that is pushing into southern fauquier county. we will start to see that in front royal. very light. you might get 0.1 inches by the time it's over, coming at us from the south and west. we could see steady rain by the middle of the morning. by this afternoon, 2:00, dust clouds lingering. -- just clouds. another cold front from the west will get hereby wednesday. it is a moister-starved system. just spotty showers again, like today. morning showers giving way to cloudy skies, highs in the mid to upper 60's. cloudy tonight, 47 to . i think we will stay dry tomorrow at 74 degrees. chance of rain through much of the rest of the week. the most significant rainfall late friday into saturday night with a strong cold front. let's find out about traffic with jamie -- jamee. >> we are looking good on 395. it was a stalled car on the southbound side, but not seeing much. glad you are with us. maybe you could try route 1. 95 out of stamford, delays out of quiet. the crash

harrison from fredericksburg. he was running his first boston marathon. it is changing near the finish line. here is what he heard. while we are working on that, we also spoke with a man named stuart. he was in no stance near where that first explosion went off -- he was in those stands. he was waiting for his wife to cross the finish line. here is some of his story. >> i was waiting for my wife to come across, which would have been any moment. we heard a boom. it was not a massive boom. it was directly across from where i was sitting in the bleachers. there was a lot of smoke, then there was another boom further up the street. there was a lot of glass. obviously people were hurt. people started running. >> i want to take us back to jay harrison and his account. he had finished the race and was changing clothes. this was his experience. take a look. we heard these back-to-back very loud noises. it was a very confused and chaotic scene. people saying it's a bomb, it's a bomb. [unintelligible] venues.s transit i am very sad about that, and very sorry about

frederick, 69, baltimore, 80 down to fredericksburg. also, including culpeper and manassas, thunderstorms during the day on wednesday. you may want to carry the umbrella as you make your way out. >>> if you're headed to the cap's game tonight, you will want to know that the verizon center has heightened security for the game against toronto because of the events in boston yesterday. >> something we all have to live with. >> yes, they will also have a moment of silence for those in boston. so yeah, it should be hopefully -- a nice moment for the fans there at the verizon center tonight, assuming that all goes well. the caps trying to keep it rolling against the leaves tonight. things have been going pretty well for the capitals. 13, 3 and 1 in the last three games. the capitals back on the ice this morning. the caps looking for their eighth straight win, and a little more separation in the southeast division. they're ahead of winnipeg by four points. but like most of the country today, their heads and hearts are with boston. coach adam o

moderate rain south toward fredericksburg.f there, few scattered showers and you need a light jacket this morning. mid and upper 50 it's. here is how we are looking through the day today. light rain this morning and noon time cloudy into the mid 60s. sunrise right now and sunset at 7:45. let's look at traffic. >> good morning. tom. heavy delays northbound 95 all the way to the beltway looking at 8 miles solid. left lane blocks. another accident within the 8 mile delays. traveling elsewhere southbound left lane is blocked there. here is a look at the scene. south osbourne road route 301 accident there blocking the left lane back to you. >> thank you. >> dc council member says he does not plan to open an investigation into the cheat in scandal five years ago. he says he cares more about making sure scandals like this don't happen again. this comes days after we got our hands on a memo that suggested that 200 teachers cheated on tests. >> council members want to endorse bonds today. that seat wbonds has been servi since january.

went out of the south. 77 in fredericksburg. a very comfortable afternoon with temperatures above average. debitorss evening with into the 60's. 56-62 and we are keeping a close eye on an area of of thunderstorms across ohio and western virginia. perhaps hagerstown, the shenandoah valley, could see some overnight clashes. a lot more on that. doug, thank you. three people are tonight after a huge fire consumed their home. if not for the quick action of the bravery of firefighters, this could have been a lot worse. gordon, hard to believe the people in this home were able to make it out alive. the damage is extensive to the back of this house, pretty much got it. when i arrived, investigators were still on the scene sifting through the rubble trying to figure out what sparked the fire. she is still having a hard time looking at the place she called home. .he remains of this house >> i heard an explosion from upstairs. >> she said smoke started seeping in the door. >> firefighters say three people are rushed to the hospital, two of

-- 53 degrees in fredericksburg.in the lower to middle 70's as that warm air starts to come back up along the east coast. notice the cold temperatures still across the upper midwest. it is snowing today in parts of montana and colorado and wyoming. around here, just the cloudiness to greet us today. some brakes can be expected. we will be dry as i club fund still around here across the great lakes and that will bring us a chance of showers by tomorrow. our best chance of rain this week will come on friday. here's our futurecast showing you more more clouds than anything else throughout the day. getting into the 70's. the cold front approaches tomorrow. we will see a shower or two, especially to the north, once afternoon. looking for to mostly cloudy skies 72-70 six degrees. a seven day forecast straight chances rain again, especially the end of week into the weekend. temperatures will be great through friday. then we are really dropping down. i had to put up a 50 four- sunday. big changes ahead. let's check on the ro

you can see fredericksburg, culpep culpeper. the 30% chance of showers, thursday, keeping it dry with mostly cloudy then partly cloudy skies as the day wears on. for friday, rain will move through later in the day so a dry start. look at the weekend, pat and jim. 63 degrees for saturday and sunday. so a big temperature cooldown to come for the weekend. but sunday, plenty of sunshine. >> all right, thank you, amelia. >>> sure thing. >>> a good samaritan attacked. what happened to a woman he was trying to help out. >>> and in northern virginia, a . >>> let's go to aaron gilchrist at the live desk with an update on the glitch that shut down american airlines. >> reporter: pat, just getting word that american airlines says the computer system is back up after the glitch that happened about 1:00 this afternoon. there was a problem with the computer that handled recollection reservations and check-ins, they were grounded all over the country until the problem was resolved. now word the computer system is back up and running. it will b

time now for the bet of the dayd spot is from fredericksburg,g, virginia.t an adorable face there. e-mail a photo or video to pet pix at wttg.com.g. back to you sarah and tony.ony. cute, cute. cracking open the buzz bin, teen pop star justin beeber is in hoh water again. we're mentioning him every weekk it seems now following a commenm he made this past weekend. he was visiting the anne frankak house museum in amsterdam. in the guest book he wrote quote truly inspiring to be able to come here. anne was a great girl. hopefully she would have been a belieber. >> ugh. u that's the fan the fans -- fan phrase the fans use to describe themselves.th critics called him too full of himself and said he missed the lessons of her story. the museum said frank's diaryiay shows she was into pop culture write being her collection of film star photos. bieber as fans sent messages of support but they admitted they e didn't know who anne frank was. >> that's worse. wor that's the worst part of thehe story overall. o kevin hart opening up after his dui bat of over the weekend.

look at cambridge, 54 degrees there, 58 fredericksburg, 51, the warm spot in leesburg and culpeper, even though it was raining we saw about a tenth of an inch in annapolis, 100th of an inch in leesburg. most of it on the drizzle side with showers. and that is what we have once again across the region now down towards the south. along i-95, fairfax county, prince william county, and stafford county seeing the rain along 66, over towards annan and fairfax. herndon and reston, you move to the north, gaithersburg, rocksburg, down to gaithersburg, mt. airy and damascus. once again you will probably need the small umbrellas, not the big ones, we're not seeing a lot of wind with it. the smaller ones will work. take a look, see the little spin and swirl in the atmosphere. well, this is an area of low pressure across the coast, combining with high pressure to the north. and that is why we had that easterly flow. we'll continue to see the easterly flow right through the night tonight. more clouds, drizzle and fog as you make your way in through early tomorrow morning. then we start to see somethin

warmer temperatures to the south of us. 71 in fredericksburg. the further north you go is cooler and closer to the bay, 58 in annapolis thanks to this bay breeze. temperatures will be kept down for the next several hours. the cold area is off to the north rein west. in north dakota, northern minnesota are looking at blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings up to 10-15 inches of snow in upper midwest. high pressure moves off the coast. here's our next disturbance. the clouds are beginning to filter in from the south and west. clouds will stick around into the day tomorrow. we may see a sprinkle or two but only about a 20%-30% chance to see anything at all. here's the futurecast as we move into the day tomorrow. highs will rebound to 70 degrees. through the day on tuesday, once again, a chance of a few passing showers are highs that will approach 75. 48-55 for a nighttime low. for the day tomorrow, looking ok. a few showers, south and west of d.c. upper 60's to lower 70's for an afternoon high. the extended outlook shows a good bump in temperat

areas like fredericksburg. culpeper, manassas. cloudy skies. have the umbrella handy. know you won't need to use it. this is that precipitation that we'll be tracking. tom will been tomorrow morning. updating the forecast. this is where we will pull that chance of a hour shower from tomorrow morning. tomorrow, we are dry. seasonal. breezy. bit of a chill in the air. you will notice. temperatures tomorrow afternoon a round 68 degrees. talking 68 in washington. martinsburg, 67 for a high tomorrow. your allergy forecast, the major pollens, juniper, maple and birch. monday, tuesday, and wednesday. expect the pollen count to remain high. with just some sparse rain chances in the forecast. let's take about the rain chances. tomorrow morning, a 20% chance of a shower mainly south of d.c. otherwise, cloudy skies. breezy, 68. tuesday. 30% chance of an afternoon shower. however the threat of a shower really confined to western maryland and valley. metro area remains dry tuesday. high of 75. for wednesday, notice we are warmer. 79 for wednesday. 30% chance that everybody is deali

traveling to virginia, you can see it's around culpepper harrisonburg and in the miel of the areas fredericksburg where the heaviest rain is coming. but unfortunately this is moving south to north so we will get in on the action continuing throughout the day be prepared for off and on showers. take the rain gear as you step out and about. in bel air and you can see clouds across the area, other than that, things are dry a break in the action around harford county but as we slide over to mounted airy cloud cover across the area. this morning, and again we will have rain falling from the clouds as we go throughout the day. looking at temperatures this morning, we are coming in at 50 degrees in hickory. 51 sparrows point and shady side 53 and northeast coming in at 52 degrees. the temperatures will go up. we will be a little above average for today. but temperatures will really soar. it's going to be nice going through time and i will show you the temperatures in a second. but at the surface we are waiting for a cold front to move through. it's going to stall out. once it does it will keep us unsett

. >> va 95, off to a quiet start between fredericksburg, stafford, dale city, and the capital beltway. no problems on 395. the road work between edsall road and duke street is gone. canal road (the chains bridge and arizona avenue. good to go on 270. no troubles of on the capital beltway. in the wheaton area, georgia avenue and university, you can get by utility work. 355 southbound near nih, starting to wrap up construction. back to you. >> thank you. we want to get to the big story that we will be following all day long. that is the explosions at the boston marathon. fbi and other members of law enforcement now searching for clues to figure out who is behind monday's deadly bombing. >> three people so far have died. one of them is an eight-year-old boy. will the 140 people injured. we begin coverage with brianne carter live in a satellite center. >> good morning. just getting reports from a tv station in boston that law enforcement officers are searching an apartment in the boston suburb of revere, massachusetts. state police say a search warrant related to the investigation has bee

but farther south, moderate showers, fredericksburg.rain. just scattered light sprinkles right now. we'll have the atmosphere dry out a bit this afternoon. just cloudy. highs reaching near 70. sun back for a few days. near 70. rain likely friday into saturday. >> and in fact i'm going to bring sarah with me so she'll do the dance. there you go. that will be great in fargo. >> al, sarah, thank you very much. >>> up next the touching motivation behind one mom's dramatic weight loss, how she managed to drop 125 pounds. >>> bill and juliana rancik. and a dad who helped facebook and his young son stand up to bullies. i've been claritin clear for 12 days ! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one clinically-proven claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days ! 17 days ! i'm still claritin clear ! 22 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. take the claritin clear challenge: get continuous, non-drowsy allergy relief or your money back. go to claritinchallenge.com for details. new

mid to upper 70s by fredericksburg. 77 for the high. >> thank you, tucker. heightened security in a number of cities today including the nation's capital. there's an extra presence at thp whitere house. mel li is live with the latest details. >> people and vendors aree starting to gather here on freedom plaza. this is where the emancipation day parade wraps up and there's a street invest val. the celebration is going on as planned despite the increased police presence. it's a few blocks down the road in front of the white house. the secret service has expanded the perimeter. yesterday gawrs could be seen ol the roof. homeland security officers have swept the freedom plaza area with canines in a advance of the parade. met pollan police in d.c. have announced they are on heightenee security status.ty the parade is due to start off after 11:00 this morning down pennsylvania avenue from third street to freedom plaza. yesterday the house had a moment of silence. the. the public event.vent capital police are stepping up security check. they say it's a proactive re

because of the front, temperatures cooler. 69 in frederick, 70 in gaithersburg, 80 towards fredericksburg and 74 down towards laplata, warming up, 76 thursday, 80 on friday, then we start to get a little cooler as we head into the weekend. high temperatures only in the low-to-mid 60s. you may need to pull out the jackets, but guys, it could be the last. >>> all right, thank you, doug, up necessary on news 4 at the school bus stop is awarded $90 million, their story straight ahead. la pl . >>> you're watching news 4 at 5:00. >>> it has been more than four years since the prince george's county teen died after getting hit on her walk to school. >> and now the family has been awarded tens of millions in a wrongful death suit. but the legal battle could be far from over. news 4's chris gordon has more. >> reporter: it happened the morning of september one, 2009, in the 1300 block of brinkly road, temple hills, maryland. ashley davis was hit by a car crossing the street to get to a school bus stop. some of the classmates watched in horror. >> you should be able to get to school. she was on her

more sunshine in fredericksburg and quantico and cooler by thee bay at annapolis.annapolis. >> i feelwe're getting into spring. we were worried about it when we had the close to 90s last week. >> first we're too cold, and and then we're too hot, now we're we just right. how long can we stay just right i'm curious. tuck, thanks. thanks >>> now it's time to go to julie wright with the morning commute. >>> visit a toyota.com for special officer. >> reporter: courtesy of skyfox, on the left lane is squeezing through, before powder mill road big tie-up from the at least the beltway headed northbound toward laurel. if you do have a flight from bwi this morning. morn even on route 1 depending on where you are traveling will bee a better alternate on the northo side of the beltway continuing n out to laurel. laure we are seeing a backup forming n in laurel as you continue out to 197. cameras, showcame you what is happening headed downtown. the emancipation day parade pare taking place closures along pennsylvania avenue and 8th street. e street will be shutdown between 14th and 15th 15th stree

washington, 68 in annapolis, as we get more sunshine down, we start getting in the mid-70s, 77 in fredericksburglpepperp >> thanks, tuck. >>> let check in with julie wright and get the latest on lae traffic. >> reporter: westbound 50 in maryland at the beltway, that is where they're checking for an incident. the water main repairs continuing on georgia avenue, northbound traffic is to the the right, and university boulevardd is getting to the left in order to get through. th coming out through the split noo issues reported. rerted. pennsylvania avenue downtown, you're going to find aia a porto of that is going to be blocked off between 14th and 12 and street, that is in preparation p for the emancipation day parade. and 13th street between betwee pennsylvania and h street will e be blocked off and this is for the parade later on today. toda we spoke with metro rail, and we heard from them a few momentss ago. today you will see a increasedd police presence, and caninene presence, all trains running on time, if you see something, sayy something, their transit numberb and that's a check of fox 5 on

fredericksburg, virginia. >> i am enjoying the show very much. i have a question regarding the broken first engagement and then they got back together a year- and-a-half later. why do you think they broke up? and did they get back together? throughoutn love her their marriage? >> i will hold the question because as the program progresses, we will go back in time and answer your question, i promise. let's take another from chad. >> my question is about elizabeth keckley. ,he served with mary lincoln i'm not sure? >> she made dress as for a variety of people including jefferson davis's wife. was very popular. she had her own shop. she did not live in the white house. she had her own residence, a place that she rented. and she was very popular among congressional wives that recommended her to mrs. lincoln. she bought her freedom in st. louis through dress making. >> as the lankans traveled back they had contraband camps. >> people escaping from slavery , in particular, with their families. or enslaved people that were emancipated but had no place to

and we have some wet weather that will move into the district a few hours from now from fredericksburgnd this is very important this morning's "gma" pollen report, just about every coast to coast experiencing tree pollen. the hot spot, the southeast. how can find pollen levels in your neighborhood on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, stunning new pictures of paris jackson speaking out after a lawsuit over her father's death goes to trial. >>> and we're launching our new series for getting sexy for the sum person how those can help get you in shape. wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 12 days! 24 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. just one flea can bite your pet 400 times a day! and fleas and ticks don't travel alone. your pets may be under attack... ...if they're not protected by sentry® fiproguard® max! fiproguard® max kills fleas and ticks so fast... ...they start dying in just minutes. it even pr

looking at the radar.adar >> out towards front royal and culpepper down towards fredericksburg. afternoon with the possible that we'll get sunny breaks particularly by lid to t late afternoon. a storm system pushing through. it's the same storm system impacting georgia yesterday with the rain showers during the gulf. that pushes off to the north and east.st. clouds left in the forecast with temperatures on the cool side. mid to upper 60s for day time highs. we warm it up 74. upper 70s wednesday, thursdayay, and friday not looking bad. could be a few showers each day. best chance of rain this week ii friday afternoon with a strong cold front. that's weather.that we'll he see traffic. >> on this road, julie. >> all that squeakiness. i thought it was the men's showm what is going onen over there. t >> that's parenting. yes. >> okay. [ laughter ] all right you guys. metros yellow green line having problems. earlier disabled train has cleared. you can expect delays each way. we do have delays on 395 beltway headed out towards shirl lington. average speed passing landmarkk down to 20

cover. 55 in frederick, 53 in fredericksburg. out to west sunshine first.ypically out to the west cooler. the temperatures could warm up well into the 70s later thislats afternoon. there's the gray, les there's ts the cloud cover across the region. we're starting to see breaks.br. we should get at least some sunshine this afternoon, partlyt to mostly cloudy afternoon. this could bring showers tomorrow, that won't get in here until tomorrow afternoon. until then, we're fairly quiet and a nice moderating trend with temperatures expected to be in the elow to mid-70s. that front will come down, the e real cool down won't get in here until late friday.unti we will get stronger thunderstorms and the much cooler weekend.co a warm afternoon, not bad, sins south 5-10. 69 the overnight low, mostly moy cloudy with winds out of south h at 5-10. there's at cue weather seive day forecast. thursday looks decent with highh in the upper 70s, by friday could be strong showers and thunderstorms. and along withth the cooler temperatures, highs only in then low 50s. that's the

the union had recently suffered a devastating defeat at fredericksburg. long and uncertain. in weapons advances technology cast a dark shadow on the union. the previous spring, in the waters outside of hampton roads, the ironclad confederate battle ship had sunk to wooden union ships and advanced on the third. forcesa threatened union on the potomac river. overnight, ironclad herself fought virginia to a drop in the first battle between ironclad ships. there was no victor but the era of ironclad warfare had begun. expanded the fleet in the early 1863. battleships,ide they found that the iron citing made the compasses unpredictable. it skewed nafivation. -- navigation. they were bumping into things at going the wrong way. the magnetism undermine the usefulness of the ironclad vessels even as the confederates were stocking up on them. that is where your predecessors came in. in march of 1863, president lincoln and congress established the national academy of sciences as an independent and nonprofit institution charged with providing government with the scie

our next call is from fredericksburg, virginia, mary, independents. caller: thanks for taking my call. i did not expect to be on tv so soon. i believe that everybody is a responsible for what is happening in the world. every single one of us. told that gallo asked me what i was confident about, i read this wonderful quotes that says when the power of love overcomes the love of power, that is when peace happens. that makes so mucsens everyone needs to look at -- we all need to look at ourselves to see what we can do to make this world a better place. that said. -- that's it. host: date is on our republican line in michigan. -- dave. caller: i've been watching television all night on this incident. i can only reflect on one thing. i don't mean to make anything political about it, but i cannot help but think life was a lot quieter when george bush was in office. ever since mr. obama has been in office, i can go all the way back to the gentlelady in california that was shot in ahead to all these terrorist in st.ts that we call people killing people, like

. >> candace in fredericksburg, virginia. >> i am enjoying the show very much. have a question regarding the broken first engagement and then they got back together a year- and-a-half later. why do you think they broke up? and did they get back together? did lincoln love her throughout their marriage? >> i will hold the question because as the program progresses, we will go back in time and answer your question, i promise. let's take another from chad. >> my question is about elizabeth keckley. she served with mary lincoln, i'm not sure? >> she made dress as for a variety of people including jefferson davis's wife. was very popular. she had her own shop. she did not live in the white house. she had her own residence, a place that she rented. and she was very popular among congressional wives that recommended her to mrs. lincoln. she bought her freedom in st. louis through dress making. >> as the lincolns traveled back and forth, they had contraband camps. >> people escaping from slavery, in particular, with their families. or enslaved people that were emancipate

hard-fought acres of battleground have been preserved in pivotal sites such appomattox, fred rix -- fredericksburg, manassas, petersburg and richmond. preserving battlefields does more than just honor those who fowlingt in those battles. it protects important places from our nation's -- excuse me, from development. i want to make sure we continue those efforts in assuring that we make the effort to keep these battlefields in their proper place in this nation's history. i also would like to emphasize that this program doesn't increase the amount of federal land. i know there's been criticism to say this is an effort to increase federal land within the program. while it does increase and expand those battlefield areas eligible under the program, it doesn't increase the amount of federal left hand in this particular project. so i want to make sure that people understand that, this is really for protection of battlefields outside of national park boundaries, giving concerns within those areas the ability to help preserve those lands. there's no additional management burden on the federal government. s

. >> candace in fredericksburg, virginia. >> i am enjoying the show very much.-half later. why do you think they broke up? and did they get back together? did lincoln love her throughout their marriage? >> i will hold the question because as the program progresses, we will go back in time and answer your question, i promise. let's take another from chad. >> my question is about elizabeth keckley. she served with mary lincoln, i'm not sure? a she made dress as for variety of people including jefferson davis's wife. was very popular. she had her own shop. she did not live in the white house. she had her own residence, a place that she rented. and she was very popular among congressional wives that recommended her to mrs. lincoln. she bought her freedom in st. louis through dress making. >> as the lincolns traveled back and forth, they had contraband camps. >> people escaping from slavery, in particular, with their families. or enslaved people that were emancipated but had no place to go. there were several contraband associations across the nation. mrs. keckley wa

great granddaughter had an effort of preserving his law office that existed here in the city of fredericksburg in the 1780's. we had the largest assemblage of artifacts and other information related to the family that you will find anywhere in the country. elizabeth monroe was a true partner in her husband's career and a good sounding board for many of the decisions he had. she was a literate and articulate person and someone to whom her husband could go for very valuable advice. with the items on the table here, we go through an arc of elizabeth monroe's life. she had the heritage of a very well-developed sense of style. she had shoes she employed we believe were her mother's, very fine construction from london that she continue to use in her lifetime. as the mistress of oakville, she was responsible for maintaining the household accounts. she did it on a small, ivory pad. they are ivory pieces with days of the week. your to-do list could be listed on her with a charcoal pencil and they were done. it reflects someone who was organized, busy and making use of a very practical item in her life.

tom in fredericksburg, virginia, republican.ave a vote, i , there's aemocrats lot of democrats that are for guns. senator warner in virginia, for example. a lot of democrats are afraid of getting voted out of office. it's not about the nra. the american people want the right to protect themselves. they want their second amendment rights. host: are you an nra member? caller: yes. host: you see people like gabby giffords, a former congresswoman who was shot, and her husband teaming up. if you have michael bloomberg as well. here's a tweet -- what do you think about the an about the other side and that some could get voted out because they don't vote for a background check? caller: what the american people are afraid of is you will have a national database that tells you where the guns are. if you go back to world war ii, in 1927 hitler took the guns away from the people, so they did not get the ability to resist. , they go get your guns. the founding fathers put that there to protect first amendment rights, to protect themselves a