it's thursday, june 3rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." aggressive campaign. from free guns to free alcohol, the white house is pushing new incentives to hit a key vaccination goal against covid. flashes of gunfire. new video reveals there could be more suspects involved in the mass shooting outside a rap concert. [ gunshots ] >> stand by. shots fired. >> female's on the ground behind the car! >> dramatic standoff. deputies are shot at by a 12 and 14-year-old barricaded in a 14-year-old barricaded in a home. captioning funded by cbs

good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with president biden's month of action. his administration is pulling out all the stops to hit a covid weekawayion goal that just he wants 70% of all u.s. adults to get at least one shot by july 4th. right now nearly 63% of adults are partially vaccinated, but the number of new people getting shots is slowing down. laura podesta is in new york. how is the president trying to change the minds of hesitant americans? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president biden is partnering with private companies in order to provide incentives like free beer, free sports tickets, and even free childcare. the white house says it's taking a one-by-one approach to convince people to get their shots, similar to a political campaign. they'll be going door to door, knocking on those doors and ma sple at getng a shot is very

esidt biden called june a month of action and encouraged americans to get vaccinated so they can enjoy the summer safely. >> a summer of freedom. a summer of joy. io.ummer of get-togethers and and all american summers that this country deserves after a long, long, dark winter that we've all endured. >> reporter: the president wants 70% of adults to be at least partially vaccinated by july 4th. >> do it to protect those more vulnerable than you, your friends, your family. >> reporter: so far, 63% of adults have gotten at least one dose. mr. biden is hoping incentives will win over skeptics like a beer give away from anheuser busch. >> grab a beer -- >> reporter: state lotteries. >> what did i win? $40,000. whoa. >> reporter: and even gun giveaways -- >> we're going to give five custom hunting rifles and five

custom shotguns away. >> reporter: president biden said americans shouldn't take vaccine availability for granted. >> all over the world people are desperate to get a shot. >> reporter: the head of the world health organization noted just .4% of all vaccines have been administered to low-income countries. >> this is epidemiologically and economically unacceptable. >> reporter: yesterday a handful of wealthier nations promised nearly $2.5 million to support global vaccination efforts. by the end of this month the biden administration says it will have donated 80 million vaccine doses to other countries. we should learn more about the global vaccination effort next week when biden heads to the g7 summit in england. anne-marie? >> all right. laura podesta in new york. thanks a lot, laura. there are new developments in the cyberattack against the world's largest meat supply. jbs says production should resume at all of its plants today. the co

the u.s. earlier this week following a ransomware attack on sunday. cbs news confirmed the prime suspect is a russian-based group called pinchy spider. if they don't pay up there's no leak. so far there's no leak in the jbs case. >> a lot of times if you don't see a leak but you know that there's an incident, it could mean that there's a negotiation going on. pay the ransom or the ransom has been paid. >> reporter: another attack hit massachusetts steam ship community yesterday delaying ferries, and the new york subway system confirmed it was attacked in april by chinese hackers but contained the damage. the manhunt for three people behind a mass shooting in miami may be expanding. new video suggests that there are more suspects. manuel bojorquez has the latest on the investigation.

>> reporter: a closer look at surveillance video reveals the possibility of an additional shooter or shooters in the attack that killed two people and injured 21 after a rap concert sunday. miami-dade police previously released this video of the suv used in the shooting, and three masked man with assault-style rifles and handguns opening fire on the crowd. in the newest clip, you can see what appear to be flashes of gunfire from another vehicle in the parking lot. in a statement, miami-dade police said "we are aware of the video that is circulating on social media platforms, and detectives are investigating the possibility of multiple shooters." detectives believe the attack was part of a dispute between two groups with innocent concert-goers like ka'dedra thomas who was shot in the back, caught in the crossfire. >> it really felt like i was in a movie. seeing people dropped like that, it was females, people like me

that had nothing to do with it. you go shooting a crowd of people? that's wicked. >> reporter: police recovered the suv used in the shooting. it had been reported stolen two weeks earlier and was abandoned in a canal. adding to the confusion here, police say some in the crowd fired back when the shooting started at the shopping center. the parking lot was covered with evidence markers after the attack. the two men who died were just 26 years old. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami-dade county, florida. israel's longest serving leader, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, could soon be ousted. netanyahu led israel for 12 years. his rivals reached a deal form a new government. the agreement still needs to be approved by parliament. that vote is expected to happen early next week. churchill downs officials have suspended hall of fame horse trainer bob baffert for two years. the action comes after a second blood sample from his horse r e

trained by baf o baffert stables can race at any track owned by churchill downs through 2023. spended for being stupid, this was stupid. you don't mess with franchise. the derby is such a big deal to churchill downs. they really can't afford to have this tarnished. >> baffert, whose horses had five medical violations over the past year alone, has also been banned indefinitely from racing in new york including this weekend's belmont stakes. no deal yet on infrastructure. president biden will talk again tomorrow, though, with gop negotiator, lead negotiator, senator shelley moore capito. they met yesterday for nearly an hour ahead of a deadline monday to show progress. at issue, the price tag and how to fund it. president biden is proposing a $1.7 trillion measure which is almost double the gop counteroffer.

ic unspent covid aid, but mr. biden is against that idea. coming up, chilling video as a deputy hides from a teenage girl armed with a gun. >> appears the female has a long gun pointing toward me. i have to hold my cover. stand by. >> how a dramatic standoff ended between authorities and a young florida girl and boy. and later, a warning about cicadas. eating them may be harmful to your health. this is the "cbs morning news." to your health. this is the morning morning. -- this is the "cbs morning news."

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sentenced to probation and time already served. coach k. announced that he will be retiring, and there was a shocking shoot-out involving kids in florida. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the orlando sentinel" reports two children escaped from a juvenile home and got into a shoot-out with volusia county sheriff's deputies. >> female has a shotgun in her hand. stand by. put the gun down now! [ gunshot ] >> body camera video shows the dramatic moments from tuesday as the deputy hid behind a tree as shots were fired. authorities say a 14-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy broke into a house where they found weapons and ammunition inside. the sheriff says the kids fired multiple times over a span of 45 minutes. he says deputies shot the girl after she raised a shotgun at them. the boy was armed with an ak-47 when he surrendered. he was questioned about what they were thinking.

>> he advised that the 14-year-old made a statement "i'm going to roll this down like gta," referring to the video game "grand theft auto." he stated that the female fired multiple shots at deputies who were outside of the residence. he noticed green dots were on him. so he fired a double barrelled shotgun at deputies, as well. >> the girl was critically wounded. no deputies were hurt. and the "herald sun" reports duke basketball coach mike krzyzewski will retire at the end of the upcoming season. the 74-year-old has won more games than any coach in division one history. next season will be his 42nd at duke where he's led them to five national championships. former duke player and associate head coach john scheyer will become head coach after krzyzewski steps down. still ahead, shoppers, get ready. amazon announces its annual prime day sales event, and it's just around the corner this

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>> reporter: what a toss, anne-marie. my goodness. from amazon to cicadas. all right. we're going to bookmark the cicadas, come back to those. let's start with this -- the labor market will be in full focus today. adp will release its report on private payroll changes for may, and the labor department will be out with the new weekly jobs data. stocks ended yesterday above the flat line. the dow gained 25 points. the nasdaq added 19. the s&p 500 was up 6. the fda is out with a warning against eating cicadas. the agency tweeted that people with seafood allergies should not eat the bugs since the insects share a family relation to shrimp and lobster. the brood x cicadas which emerge every 17 years surfaced this month in several states. the critters have inspired culinary creations that use the bugs as the main ingredient. one large bank is now the first in the nation to stop charging overdraft fees. ally financial says it's ending its $25 overdraft fees across

its entire business. the detroit-based bank specifically cited the impact the charges have on black and latino households. ally says it's also eliminating overdraft fees to reduce stress on customers and simplify how their accounts work. > and you can say cheers to yet another incentive to get a shot against the coronavirus. anheuser-busch released this promotional video saying it will give out free beer to adults over the age of 21. that's if the white house reaches its goal of getting 70% of american adults partially vaccinated by july 4th. people can sign up on line by uploading a picture of themselves at their favorite place to grab a beer. participants will get a virtual $5 debit card they can use to buy one anheuser-busch product. anne-marie? >> yeah, back to the cicadas -- >> i know. >> i read that and thought finally there's something that -- that's not good for me that i actually never plannedti

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our top stories this morning -- president biden declared a national month of action to boost vaccination rates. he wants to reach a goal of

getting 70% of american adults partially vaccinated by july 4th. he's hoping incentives including state lotteries will win over skeptics. and cbs news confirmed cyber criminals in russia are to blame for the cyberattack on the largest meat supplier. jbs says production should resume at all of its plants today. the company closed 13 plants in the u.s. earlier this week after a ransomware attack. graduation day was nearly a disaster for a teenager in louisiana, but a teacher solved the problem by staying one step ahead. here's nikki battiste. >> reporter: teacher john butler has a pretty good reason for standing in his socks at his high school's graduation. he had given student daverius peters the shoes off his feet. >> daverius came up in a panic and said, mr. john, they're not going to let me graduate. and i said, why? he said, because of the shoes that i'm wearing. >> reporter: a school representative barred daverius from his louisiana high school's graduation ceremony saying his shoes didn't meet the dress

code. the 18-year-old says he was pacing outside when he saw butler's familiar face and told the teacher what happened. >> it was just a no-brainer to me to take my shoes off and give them to him. >> reporter: they were big shoes to fill. two sizes too big. >> i slipped them on like they were slippers. >> reporter: what did you feel in that moment? >> i felt like the joy, the whole day i couldn't wait until 6:00. i was just ready to graduate. >> reporter: what does mr. butler mean to you? >> he's a motivator. he's a hero. >> reporter: the extraordinary man in this picture exemplifying a teachable moment no textbook every could. >> be kind, be thoughtful, be empathetic. try to understand where other people are coming from. and i try to lead by example every day. >> daverius peters -- >> reporter: nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. [ cheers ] coming up on "cbs this

morning," an update on a story involving two missouri inmates serving extremely long sentences for armed robbery. erin moriarty travels to missouri for an unlikely release. plus, new federal safety standards for potentially hazardous infant sleep products. anna werner has details. and violin virtuoso and former childhood prodigy midori tells us about being honored by the kennedy center. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪