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down. also, from hot dog vendor to hired gun, who is this man willing to challenge one of the world's largest military forces? plus, america divided -- >> this decision must not stand! >> one year after the supreme court took away the constitutional right to an abortion, the debate rages on with confusion over care in many states still grappling with the high court's decision. to the rescue, why dolphins and sea lions are washing up on california shores and the effort today to save them. >> i'm carter evans in southern california, there are so many sick sea lions at this facili...

>> i know, that's sweet. >> from the inside out. >> just knowing that a robot can engage his attention, that makes me happy. >> reporter: here at the santa ana public library, robots are specially rogrammed to teach children with autism. one in 36 children in the u.s. is on the spectrum. this is one of the first libraries in the country to provide this pricey program free. it mainly supports children of color, who are often underserved and diagnosed when they're older. >> that is the square. touch the square. >> reporter: larry singer is the human helper behind the robots. >> human beings have...

Sensory tools, it would find it pretty easily and quickly and tell a human helper on land that, hey, there's something over here that you should check out. >> how long have militaries been training dolphins? why don't we hear much about them? >> the u.s. started it first in the late '50s into the '60s. that program wasn't declassified until the '90s. i think the militaries are pretty sense itive about it. it has the ethical considerations of keeping the animal in an aquarium or in an amusement park. it's also the jobs that they do are relatively basic. i think there's this film in the '70s whe...

Nicole Lynn Evans knew breaking into Hollywood wouldn't be easy, but she never doubted she could do it. Now, she hopes to inspire other people with disabilities never to question their potential.

Dogs that human beings are worth trusting. and caring about. >> arnold says what is extraordinary about the dogs is not what they're able to learn. but the fact they do it so willingly. the dogs we work with aren't forced to do anything ever. >> they choose to do it. >> the dogs are matched with their human partners based on the personality. the new owner go through two weeks of intensive training here. there are 2200 people on a waiting list for a service dog and they could place 100 a year. >> i wish i could share with people every letter we've gotten from the people who say you know, bad th...