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cbs's carter evans is at the courthouse tonight. >> reporter: robert telles hung his head as he heard verdict. >> guilty of first-degree murder with use of a deadly weapon pit. >> reporter: prosecutors laid out a mountain of evidence against him, including a motive for the murder of investigative reporter jeff gammon. >> mr. telles had had enough of being exposed, written about, publicized, embarrassed. >> reporter: german was from stabbed to death outside his home. he had written multiple articles alleging telles fostered a hostile work environment. shortly after telles lost his bid for reelection. speak with a motive, the physical things found in his house, the dna underneath the nails, you put that altogether and you watch this video, absolutely, it's him. >> reporter: taking the stand in his own defense, telles was unable to explain pieces of a disguise found on his property or his dna on the victim. >> how in the world is your dna get underneath mr. german's fingernails? >> i do not know because i did not kill mr. german. >> reporter: he insisted the evidence was planted. >> ther

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>> norah: carter evans, thank you very much. to a potentially groundbreaking lawsuit against tiktok, over the death of a 10-year-old girl who died while attempting a viral challenge. in the past, social media companies have been legally protected. but cbs's jo ling kent explains this case is different. >> reporter: 10-year-old nylah anderson's family will finally get a chance to seek justice. >> the family is gratified to know that they are going to get their day in court. >> reporter: an appeals court judge in philadelphia revived a lawsuit filed by nylah's mother, who sued tiktok after her only daughter died in 2021. from attempting a so-called black out challenge that dared people to choke themselves until they lost consciousness. the family declined an interview today, but her mother told cbs news last year... >> she was my butterfly. she was everything any mother can ask for. >> reporter: social media companies are typically shielded from liability for what appears on your feed under a federal law called section 230, but on

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>> norah: that is quite a story peered carter evans, thank you so much.e president kamala harris has traveled a long and winding road, from growing up in the bay area to accepting her party's nomination for president peered will take a look at her journey and where it began next. remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta®. the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. (vo) kate made progress with her mental health, qulipta®. but her medication caused unintentional movements in her face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended-release td treatment for a

cbs's carter evans takes a look at what can be done to keep our kids safe.ical mesic on. >> reporter: 's a high school gathering no one wanted to see, a memorial for 15-year-old robert gillon, the florida teen died from possible cardiac arrest the morning after he complained of chest pain at football practice. he's one of at least seven teenage football players who have died just this month. >> it's just one of those things that you thought would never happen p. >> reporter: ryan craddock's 13-year-old son cohen was rushed to the hospital in west virginia after hitting his head during practice last friday. >> just a standard play. nothing any different about it. >> reporter: cohen was wearing a helmet but the injury caused his brain to swell and he died the next day. 16-year-old caden tellier also died after a severe head injury during a game at his school in alabama. >> please be advised there is a male at the football field, had a heat stroke. >> reporter: leslie noble, also 16, collapsed on the field in baltimore and died after a possible heatstroke. beag

but as cbs's carter evans reports, there is still one medal being fought over. >> and the olympic flamed. >> reporter: the flame in paris may be out, but an olympic sized controversy raises on. all about this floor exercise by u.s. gymnast jordan chiles, here's what's not in dispute. chiles should have scored enough points to win the bronze medal, but the judges initially put romania's ana barbosu in third. the u.s. appealed and chiles' score was reflected, but romania's score came four seconds too late, the ioc ruled in favor of romania. even though usa gymnastics submitted a time stamped video claiming it proves they made the deadline, late today the ioc said rules do not allow for reconsideration, even when conclusive new evidence is presented. what remains is this indelible moment with chiles and simone biles on the podium. and this lasting image of britney griner after all she has been through, emotion when team usa won basketball gold. that victory caps an incredible run of america's 40 gold medals, nearly two-thirds of them won by women. if u.s. women were a separate nation, they

carter evans was in the courthouse for this dramatic testimony. >> reporter: high drama in a las vegasmer elected official accused of murder. >> how in the world does your dna get underneath mr. cameron's fingernails? >> i don't know because i did not kill mr. -- >> reporter: jeff german was an investigative reporter for the las vegas review journal for more than four decades. back in 2022 he was found stabbed to death outside his home. the attack came after he published reports alleging telus fostered a hostile work environment while serving as a public administrator. shortly after, telus lost re-election. prosecutors say surveillance video shows telus dressed in a neon jacket and gardner's hat near the scene of the crime. that hat and sneakers allegedly worn by the killer were found in a search of telus's property. but tell us claims he was framed and the evidence was planted. taking the stand in his own defense and addressing the jury directly. >> i've never killed anybody. i didn't kill mr. german. >> reporter: telus said he'd never been at german's house. but prosecutors say he ha

carter centre, which was monitoring that election. the latest then on the prisoner release between russia and the west and a couple of still pictures that have just been released. they show evanr, and also paul whelan, and the other american hostage released all posing with the stars & stripes, the american flag. we will have more on that prisoner release coming up. the titan submersible disaster injune 2023 gripped the world for days, everyone hoping that the five people on board would return to the surface safe and sound. knocking sounds were heard that were thought to possibly be coming from the oceangate sub, but hopes were dashed when titan“s wreckage was found. rory golden was on the mothership at the surface. our science editor rebecca morelle spoke to him before he set sail on the first expedition to the titanic wreck site since the submersible disaster. a service held at sea above the wreck of the titanic to remember the 1500 lives lost in the 1912 maritime disaster, but also those who died on board the titan submersible in june last year. the sub was attempting to visit the wreck when contact was lost. rory golden was on the surface ship, anxiously waiting. when the