Turn in this. Thank you, jan. You know, a growing number of americans are really going to extremes to get lifesaving insulin. Theyre going to canada. The drug is much cheaper there. Mireya villarreal has some of their stories. Im going to change my insulin pump now. Reporter deb souther wakes up every morning, knowing her life depends on insulin. For us, insulin is like air. Its like oxygen. We need it. Reporter even with insurance, deb says it costs more than 750 a month for the three vials she goes through. So early last friday morning, she joined a dozen other diabetics on a bus heading from minneapolis to canada, where insulin costs about 90 less than at ho quingh hav the coordina herd to canada in two months, 800 miles for medicine with a message. It has become a lifeanddeath situation for a lot of people, hasnt it . Correct. People are dying because they cannot afford insulin, and it only costs these companies 3 to 6 to manufacture a vial of insulin. Reporter they chose london, ontario, because its where insulin was developed nearly a century ago. The drug is cheaper in canada primarily because the country has universal health care. The government negotiates costs and is allowed by law to cap prices. In the u. S. , Insurance Companies make individual deals with drugmakers, and the uninsured pay market price. Three Companies Make insulin. All say they offer patient assistance programs. In a statement, novo nordisk told cbs news we recognize that our Health Care System is broken, adding, we know more must be done to ensure insulin affordability, and we are committed to being part of the solution. For now this is the groups solution. Have i never held this much insulin before. It makes me want to cry. This vial in the United States is 340. This vial today, 30. Reporter its because you bought it in canada . Because i bought it in canada. Thats the only difference. One in four americans are rationing their insulin because they cannot afford it. Reporter Quinn Nystrom is fighting for herself, her younger brother who also has diabetes, and the other 7. 5 million americans who rely on insulin to stay alive. I dont care what Political Party you are. Were the United States of america and we stand up for our brothers and sisters. And we are literally letting a medication that was discovered 99 years ago become so unaffordable because of greed and because of partisan bickering, and were letting type 1 diabetes now in 2019 become a death sentence again. Reporter mireya villarreal, london, ontario, canada. A story worth hearing. Next, an ancient statue of king tut is auctioned off, despite an outcry in egypt. And later, the fireworks started early when a store in South Carolina went up in flames. Youre going to do your thing. And no period is going to slow you down with tampax, you get protection that moves with you for total comfort. 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Reporter after 3,000 years, its showing some wear and tear, but its definitely the face of the worlds most famous pharaoh. As you can see here, the eyes, the eyebrows completely carved. The lips are extremely sensual. Reporter if only those extremely sensual lips could talk, maybe he could explain how he found himself on an Auction Block today at christies. Zahi hawass is egypts former minister of antiquities. They never tell us about the origin, about how they got it from egypt, they have no evidence of that. But we do think this is a part of our heritage. Reporter the story begins in the 1920s when british archaeologist Howard Carter discovered king tuts tomb. Christies contends the bust has been under the ownership of a private collection in germany since 1985 after passing through several hands since the 1960s. Up close it is exquisite and instantly recognizable as the face of king tut. Christies say ancient objects like this are by their nature impossible to trace back thousands of years. Christies head of anticies, le auction house has done everything it can to improve its provenance. For the protection of historical objects, this piece has been widely published and exhibited. Its a very wellknown piece. We havent received any evidence from the egyptian authorities about the problem. Reporter but while egyptian authorities have failed to stop the sale, they havent stopped their battle. We will fight until tutankhamun, our great famous king should come back. Reporter the great famous king wont be coming back any time soon. Today egypts child king is under new ownership. Charlie dagata, cbs news, london. Ntuckyand no ones stopping it. Well tell you why. I want it that way. I cant believe it. That karl brought his karaoke machine . Aint nothing but a heartache. No, i cant believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my Car Insurance with geico. 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Only one master, though. Joey chestnut won for the 12th time. He ate 71 hot dogs and buns, 21 more than the runnerup, but three short of his record. If youre keeping score, that is more than 20,000 calories. 20,000. Up next, a study in heroism. Why some people say its time to give him the recognition he deserves. Thinking portion is sponsored by entyvio, vedolizamab. When you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. Hi, im joel osteen. Im excited about being with you every week. I hope youll tune in. Youll be inspired, youll be encouraged. Im looking forward to seeing you right here. You are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race thats been designed for you. Mily. We want to end this fourth of july with an effort to make sure one american is given the nations highest military honor. He earned it more than a century ago. Here is chip reid. Reporter Sergeant William butler served with the renowned all black 369th infantry regiment during world war i. His heroism made headlines after he killed at least five germans while rescuing five americans who had been taken prisoner. The 369th got a parade on their return and butler received the distinguished Service Cross and frances highest military honor, but not the u. S. Medal of honor. No black received a medal of honor in world war i. Reporter professor Jeffrey Sammons of New York University says thats largely because of a concerted and well documented effort by senior white officers to denigrate the performance of black soldiers. They could do anything but fight. Reporter they being African American soldiers . Yes. They have in fact been dangerous to no one except themselves. Reporter sammons joined forces with professor Timothy Wescott to right what they see is a terrible wrong. And how you going to fix that . Were going to fix it with the best forensics and genealogical and Historical Research that we can possibly do. Reporter westcott and his students are combing through the records of more than 100 world war i Minority Service members who received the distinguished Service Cross, but might have deserved more. Im just astonished by what these men did. Reporter sophomore joshua westin is a veteran. When you look at caucasian ryf the were to perform the same actions, they would be given the medal of honor in a heart beat. Reporter their work is supported by bipartisan lelgs now before congress that would require the Defense Department to do a systematic review of potential medal of honor candidates. Butler later took his own life and is buried at Arlington National cemetery. Ashlyn weber hopes his headstone will one day read medal of honor. If i can do anything in my power to make sure that some of these men live again, he will do it. Reporter a Mission Based on a belief that its never too late to do the right thing. Chip reid, cbs news, parkland, missouri. And that is the overnight news for friday, july 5th. For some of you, the news continues. For others, come on back a little later on this morning. Weve got the morning news and of course cbs this morning. From the brobegnaud. I thank you for hi,see ainonig cbs evening news. This is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im mola lenghi. America celebrated its birthday in traditional american style with parties and parades, beaches and barbecue, and of course fireworks. As usual, the biggest show of all was right here in new york city. The macys fourth of July Fireworks spectacular lit up the night sky over the brooklyn bridge. More than 70,000 pyrotechnics were launched from four barges in the east river, creating a spectacle that could be seen for miles. Of course there were other fireworks and thousands of parades and parties from coasttocoast, including washington, d. C. , our nations capital, where President Trump hosted what he called a salute to america. Weijia jiang reports. T nation with this very special salute to america. Putting the countrys might on full display. Fly over the national mall, and Service Members perform at the lincoln memorial, where military tanks are parked. Well, i think its monumental, and i think its historical, and i think if he is going to say stuff to bring us together, so be it. Thats what were here for. Reporter critics say the president is playing politics on a holiday that typically brings americans together. Protesters came armed with a balloon depicting him as an anbaby and a talki robot. No collusion. A witch hunt. Reporter jeff stratern from frederick, maryland made this homemade contraption to protest the show. When he said he was going take over what is really the nations holiday and turn it into a Political Campaign rally, i just thought that thats not what 44 president s before him have done. And that we should take it back for the people. Reporter white house Officials SayPresident Trumps remarks are patriotic, not political. But vip tickets went to the Republican National committee and top gop donors. Multiple inquiries to the rnc about how many went unanswered. The president is also facing questions about the cost of the production. Neither the pentagon nor the white house has provided a number. The flyovers alone cost tens of thousands of dollars an hour. Twitter the cost of our great salute to america will be very little compared to what it is worth. Some of President Trumps top aides didnt get the fourth of july off. Instead, they were at work, trying to come up with a way to get around a Supreme Court ruling on the u. S. Census. Jan crawford reports. Reporter on twitter this morning, the president said Justice Department lawyers were working even on the fourth of july. Since the Supreme Court last week rejected the commerce departments rationale for the question, the president has vowed to keep fighting. I think its very important to find out if somebody is a citizen as opposed to an illegal. Reporter but with time running out to print the forms for next years census, Justice Department lawyers told a federal judge on tuesday the fight was over. And in a statement, commerce secretary wilbur ross said the Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question. The president s response on twitter to all that, fake news. We are absolutely moving forward, as we must. That tweet prompted a scramble at the Justice Department and a telephone conference with doj lawyers and a now exasperated federal judge. The tweet this morning was the first i had heard of the president s position on this issue, one lawyer told the judge. I am doing my absolute best to figure out whats going on. Now the judge gave the Justice Department until tomorrow afternoon to answer once and for all is this fight over or not. The high price of insulin here in the u. S. Has got some people with type 1 diabetes looking north to canada where the lifesaving drug is sold for a fraction of the price. And theyre not only looking north, theyre going north. Mireya villarreal met up with a caravan of people who traveled more than 800 miles just to fill their prescriptions. Im going to change my insulin pump now. Reporter deb souther wakes up every morning, knowing her life depends on insulin. For us, insulin is like air. Its like oxygen. We need it. Reporter even with insurance, deb says it costs more than 750 a month for the ar mning, s she goes through. She joined a dozen other diabetics on a bus heading from minneapolis to canada, where insulin costs about 90 less than at home. Quinn nystrom coordinated the trip, her second to canada in two months. 800 miles for medicine with a message. People are dying because they cannot afford insulin, and it only costs these companies 3 to 6 to manufacture a vial of insulin. Reporter they chose london, ontario, because its where insulin was developed nearly a century ago. The drug is cheaper in canada primarily because the country has universal health care. The government negotiates costs and is allowed by law to cap prices. In the u. S. , Insurance Companies make individual deals with drugmakers, and the uninsured pay market price. Three Companies Make insulin. All say they offer patient assistance programs. In a statement, novo nordisk told cbs news we recognize that our Health Care System is broken, adding, we know more must be done to ensure insulin affordability, and we are committed to being part of the solution. For now this is the groups solution. Have i never held this much insulin before. It makes me want to cry. This vial in the United States is 340. This vial today, 30. Reporter its because you bought it in canada . Because i bought it in canada. Thats the only difference. One in four americans are rationing their insulin because they cannot afford it. Reporter Quinn Nystrom is fighting for herself, her younger brother who also has diabetes, and the other 7. 5 million americans who rely on insulin to stay alive. A medication that was discovered 99 years ago becomes so unaffordable because of greed and because of partisan bickering, and were letting type 1 diabetes now in 2019 become a death sentence again. Reporter myrrh, london, ontario, canada. In Southern California, the fourth of july festivities were interrupted when the earth started shaking. A magnitude 6. 4 quake rattled the reg