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The transparency. >> reporter: lawsuits filed this week target both parents and colleges accused in the scandal. one mother is seeking $500 billion in damages after her son was rejected from several of the schools named in the alleged scam, including right here at u.c.l.a. reena. >> ninan: carter evans, thank you, carter. well, up next, how a man who went for an evening walk to test a thermal imagining scope accidentally captured a killer.

If you see a republican saying don't vote republican, they're an outlier. i was in cleveland last night and i noted the key thing of all. in arizona where martha mcsally is running against kyrsten sinema, one of those rally democrats, 75% of people already voted and the republican turnout is almost 8% higher than the democrats. i think the republicans have locked up the senate up tight. the president is going to tennessee tonight. the senate is going to stay under mitch mcconnell's control, al. i hate to throw cold water, but there's no blue wave. there wasn't even a blue tide pool. >> it's no...

District's plan.. is already drawing backlash. our original report-- next. >> >> glor: we end here >> glor: we end here tonight with a group of veterans on a new mission. they've become eco-warriors, out nd save coral reefs, and in some cases, themselves. manuel bojorquez has their story. ♪ ♪ ♪ i look inside myself and see my heart is black ♪ >> reporter: with an oldies soundtrack, a dive boat slices through the sky-blue waters off key largo. meet the "force blue" dive team, a dozen of america's very best, all former marines, navy seals, and special ops guys, on a mission to save the n...

>> ninan: we take you now to the tip of south africa where there's a booming black market for abalone. it's a sea snail regarded as a delicacy in china where it can be sold as $500 a plate. the poaching and illicit trade of abalone is a $6 million-a-year industry. >> reporter: once abundant in south africa, abalone has declined dramatically over the past two decades. every year, more than 2,000 tons of abalone are fished illegally by poachers like these.

>> we know that organized crime networks are directly involved and have been involved for-- for many, many years. so it is a very well-organized, well help established business. >> reporter: run by chinese and local gangs, the abalone is dried in illegal facilities, before being shimed off to hong kong. and while this police raid was successful, many are not. >> lie down! >> reporter: exacerbating the crisis is that abalone is often traded for crystal methamphetamine. and right now, organized crime is winning the war. abalone poaching has risen tots highest level in 20 years. debora patta, cbs...