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And stop. >> reporter: which is going to make aaron foss one popular guy. >> when it first started it was answering 1,000 calls an hour. now at answering almost 39,000 calls an hour. >> reporter: nomorobo answers 39,000 calls an hour? its unbelievable.y. >> reporter: so what does protection from robocalls cost? while the major carriers and the fcc are currently hashing that out, aaron foss nomorobo costs nothing to install on your landline, and as for your cell phone, the nomorobo app goes for r...

Federal trade commission are up 50% this year. >> these calls are abusive and theyre illegal. >> reporter: lois greisman is with the f.t.c. >> some of the calls, though, are fraudulently pitching goods. theyre offering something that doesnt exist. >> reporter: what about the f.t.c.s "do not call" list? thats not proving to be much of a deterrent for scammers. >> you can see here theres seven, eight, nine calls in the same second that came in that were blocked. >> reporter: which is where aaron f...

Tom, so far, no comment from hillary clintons campaign on that meeting between her husband and the attorney general. donald trump sure had a lot to say about it with you today. but what is he saying about the buzz over a possible running mate tonight? >> reporter: cecilia, donald trump has told me that hes narrowed his list of potential running mates and tonight, multiple sources tell abc news that new jersey governor chris christie is being vetted. both men are very close and christie has becom...

International laws for even detaining the crew, let alone videotaping them. cecilia? >> okay, martha, thank you. and tonight, for the first time, transgender people are now welcome in the military. defense secretary ash carter announcing the immediate lifting of the ban today. >> our mission is to defend this country. and we dont want barriers unrelated to a persons qualification to serve preventing us from recruiting or retaining the soldier, sailor, airman or marine who can best accomplish t...

>> you know, some day when sikh american parents tell their kids they can be whatever they want tr be in this great country of ours, i hope that it rings a little bit more true and it means they can serve in the armed forces just as freely. >> reporter: under army lagulations he wears either a black or camouflage turban. scott, since his victory, three more sikh soldiers have received religious accommodations to serve the u.s. while staying thue to their religion. >> pelley: don dahler tonight, ...

Delays are being caused by an 8% increase in airline travel and a shortage of security officers. the agency has also intensified its screening process to more carefully monitor all passengers after a federal investigation revealed significant security vulnerabilities. >> i would not characterize it as a national crisis. >> reporter: today, secretary of ofmeland security, jeh johnson, outlined plans for hiring more officers and deploying more canine teams to busy airports ahead of the busy summer...

>> find out what everyones saying and sharing and liking. >> what has happened to our party? >> and not liking. >> reporter: at issue is how facebook selects what news stories belong in the sites "trending" section. technology web site gizmodo reported earlier this week that facebook employees have leeway in picking the social networks trending topics and weed out y litically conservative stories. >> we have evidence of them blacklisting in a lot of cases conservative news. >> reporter: gizmodo ...

"new york daily news" has covered trump for years. how sure is she? >> on a scale of one to 10, i am 10, im 11. yberybody in the news business knows this goes on with donald. hes been doing it for 30 years. its like youd be in a newsroom and you say, "its fake donald trump again." >> reporter: today, the "washington post" was interviewing trump about his finances when a reporter asked him if he had ever employed someone named john miller. scott, were told the phone olddenly went dead. we, also, ...

Don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." rsd first thing tomorrow, "cbs this morning." im jeff glor in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

>> reporter: by all accounts, they are well on their way to becoming leading experts in the field. fi in fact, theyre already so well respected, sonia was recently invited to speak at a medical conference with the president. >> devoting ourselves to developing treatments for these diseases. >> reporter: if sonia and eric are successful, they will not only save sonias life but the lives of more than 7,000 other people who die every year from this painful, rapidly progressive form of dementia. it ...