. >> nikki battiste, thank you so much. >>> tonight we're getting our first look at a new photo of that chinese spy balloon. this photo was taken from a u-2 spy plane earlier this month before a u.s. fighter jet shot it down off the south carolina coast. the pentagon says the navy has recovered all that remains of that wreckage, and it was sent to an fbi laboratory for analysis. >>> the supreme court heard arguments today in a case that could upend the internet as we know it. the argument is over whether popular tech companies like tiktok and google can be libel for harmful user generated content on their sites. cbs's jan crawford spoke with one mother who says the price of internet freedom is too high. >> reporter: 10 years old, nyla anderson was a shining star. >> she was my butterfly. she was everything any mother could ask for. >> reporter: nyla died in december 2021 after attempting the so-called blackout challenge which she had seen on tiktok. she's one of at least 15 children age 12 and under who have died in just 18 months as a result of the challenge. like other social media ou

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more now from nikki battiste at the courthouse. >> alex murdaugh's defense team's final witness is onehers recalling the night of the murders. >> when we pulled up, i saw alex. think of what was his condition? >> who was just broken, distraught. >> john marvin murdaugh said he went back to the scene the next day after it was released by law enforcement. >> it had not been cleaned up and i started cleaning. no mother or father or aunt or uncle should ever have to see and do what i did that day. it's the hardest thing i've ever been through in my life. >> reporter: the defense called a witness who cast doubt on the prosecution's theory that murdaugh was the lone killer. >> my opinion is the totality of the evidence is more suggestive of a two shooter scenario. >> reporter: on friday, murdaugh took the stand in his own defense. >> i can promise you i would hurt myself... before i would hurt one of them. >> reporter: but he did admit he lied about stealing millions of dollars and about where he was on the night of the murders. >> everything about me not going there was a lie. >> you're abl

>> norah: nikki battiste, thank you so much.ok at a new photo of that chinese spy balloon. this photo was taken from a u-2 spy plane earlier this month before a u.s. fighter jet shot it down off the south carolina coast. the pentagon says the navy has recovered all that remains of the wreckage, and it was sent to an fbi laboratory for analysis. the supreme court heard arguments today in a case that could upend the internet as we know it. the argument is over whether popular tech companies like tiktok and google can be liable for harmful user-generated content on their sites. cbs' jan crawford spoke with one mother who says the price of internet freedom is too high. >> reporter: ten years old, always smiling, nylah anderson was a shining star. >> she was my butterfly. she was everything any mother can ask for. >> reporter: nylah died in december 2021, after attempting the so-called "blackout challenge," which she had seen on tiktok. she is one of least 15 children 12 and under who have died in 18 months as a result of the challen

>> norah: nikki battiste, thank you. the happiest place on earth lost its special tax status today.r ron desantis, the republican governor andexre, long-held rito selgovern and maintain the land surrounding its theme park properties. it's seen as punishment after the company criticized the governor's so-called "don't say gay" law. disney, one of florida's largest employers, will need to repay $700 million in debt and taxes. tonight, the most consequential legal ruling over abortion rights since roe was overturned could impact 40 million women nationwide. a federal judge in texas is set to rule in a lawsuit that seeks to ban the drug mifepristone, one of two drugs typically used to induce a medicated abortion. cbs's meg oliver reports that more than half of all abortions in the u.s. use this medication. >> reporter: dr. kristyn brandi, an ob-gyn in new jersey, is nervous. the texas federal court ruling could mean drastic changes for her patients. >> if this lawsuit bans this drug, how would that affectpati? is medication. it's something that has been the standard of care for over 20

norah. >> nikki battiste, thank you. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, cbss new information on that classified department of energy report that details the origin of the covid-19 virus. the new intelligence points to a possible lab leak in wuhan, china. cbs's catherine herridge has e reporr: camerasent insi unfolded thr y noo sos closheent obe into the origins of covid-19 tell cbs ws leak. the sources said the energy department has low confidence in the new reporting though it's not clear whether that reflects weak data or limited intelligence. >> we really do want to know what happened here. >> reporter: the white house would not endorse the new finding. >> the intelligence community and the rest of the government is still looking at this. there's not been a definitive conclusion. >> reporter: intelligence agencies have not been able to agree on how the pandemic that killed more than a million americans started. several still point to the possibility of natural transmission through animals. the first major outbreak occurred at a wuhan wildlife and seafood m

cbs's nikki battiste reports tonight on what the final witnesses had to say. >> reporter: before restingday, prosecutors called back several witnesses to rebut parts of alex murdaugh's defense. among them, murdaugh's former law partner. >> he was a theatrical type presence in the courtroom, and he could get very emotional during closing arguments in front of a jury. >> reporter: but the defense is cross-examination got heated. >> are you angry at him for stealing her money? >> i have no feeling one way or the other. >> reporter: he was grilled about his motive in testifying against murdaugh, who stole millions of dollars from the firm. >> you are not angry with alex murdaugh? >> i have had anger with him, extreme anger, mr. hartpootlian, because of what he did to my law firm, but you cannot walk her out of anger, you have to find a way to deal with it. >> reporter: the last witness a crime scene at expert disputed the economic defenses theory the shooter had to be a foot shorter than alex murdaugh? >> 6'4"? >> 5'4", 6'4", 7'4", as i just demonstrated. >> reporter: the jury will begin del

. >> norah: nikki battiste, thank you so much prayer tonight our first look at a new photo of the chineseas taken from a youtube spy plane earlier before a fighter jet shot it down off of the south carolina coast. the navy has recovered all that remains of that wreckage was sent to an fbi laboratory for analysis. the supreme court heard arguments today in a case that could up and to the internet as we know it. the argument is over whether popular tech companies like tiktok and google can be liable for harmful user-generated content on their sites. cbs's jan crawford spoke with one mother who says that the price of internet freedom is too high. >> ten years old, always smiling, nylah anderson was such a shining star. >> she was my butterfly. she was everything. anything we could ask for. >> reporter: nylah died in december 2020 after looking at the blackout challenge that she had seen him seen on tiktok, at least 1 of 15 children that have died in 18 months as a result of the challenge. like other social media outle, tiktok'sur led to nylah's death. >> they are actually feeding it to our c