it's tuesday, july 13th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." vaccine warning. the fda says the johnson & johnson shot could be linked to a rare disorder. how it attacks the nervous system and the number of people affected so far. there is nothing special about this special session. this is a suppression session. >> texas revolt. democrats leave the state to block a voting restrictions bill. how long they plan to stay away. confrontations in cuba. president biden weighs in on the historic mass protests on the island nation.

good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the fda's new warning about the johnson & johnson covid vaccine shot. the agency says the single dose vaccine is possibly linked to a rare autoimmune disorder that could lead to paralysis. but it's still urging people to get inoculated as the daily number of covidhe country by 30. laura podesta is in new york. laura, what more do we know about this rare side effect? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. it's called guillen-barre syndrome and symptoms present as tingling in the hands and toes. a small percentage of people die and most have lingering effects like numbness and fatigue. a new warning about johnson & johnson's one dose coronavirus vaccine. the fda says out of the 12.8 million americans who have

gotten the shot, about 100 people developed a rare but serious immune disorder called guillen-barre. it's reported inen 50 after the >> we've seen this o a ceces l it's extremely rare. >> reporter: the fda says the benefits outweigh the potential risks. >> we have this beat. >> reporter: dr. peter jotez says they can safely resume pre-pandemic life. >> now we've squandered that opportunity partially. if the delta variant is allowed to accelerate, sure, we can see additional variants. >> reporter: since just last week average daily cases are up 30%, more than 1/3 of them in five hot spots. >> everyone's tired of hearing about could h dividual. >>eporter:ayla . nurse. the hospital is sharing video

diaries from employees in hopes their messages get through. >> even if you don't think it's covid, you think you have a cold, give it a couple of days. stay at home. see how it goes. >> reporter: meanwhile, pfizer officials met with the white house to discuss offering a third shot to high risk americans. for now the government says the booster is not necessary. but yesterday israel started giving a third dose of the pfizer vaccine to at-risk adults there. anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york. laura, thank you very much. democrats in the texas legislature bolted to washington in protests of plans by republicans to overhaul the state's election laws. private planes carrying more than 50 democrats arriving in d.c. yesterday. the lawmakers said they will stay there for weeks in order to derail a special investigation in the texas legislatu where the goch was expected to approve a bill to make it harder for

people to vote. >> it breaks our heart we have to do it, but we do it because we are in a fight to save our democracy. >> we're not free when you promote the rights of partisan poll watchers over the rights of others so we're not going to take it. >> governor greg abbott said the democrats must return to the state. he threatened to arrest them when they come back. >> the democrats must put aside partisan political gains and get back to the job they were elected to do. their constituents must not be denied these important resources simply because their elected representatives refuse to show up to work. >> reporter: the proposed voting measure would ban 24 hour polling places, drop boxes and drive-through voting. wildfires are burning across ten states in the west this morning. the bootleg fire continues to

explode in southwest oregon. it has burned tozs of homes and buildings and threatens 2,000 more. the fire has scorched more than 153,000 acres and is threatening the power grid that connects oregon and california. at this point the fire is 0% contained. the beckworth fire is raging out of control. new footage shows firefighters running to take cover as strong winds swept through the area. people who live close to the fire fear the worst is yet to come. >> i'm not too much worried about the rebuilding. i'm more worried about the wind. that fire could be on the other side of that mountain and it could put embers on the other side of the mountain and burn this town down. >> so far it's burned more than 91,000 acres and is 26% contained. president biden says he stands with the cuban people calling protests there f

frdo thousa trotest od shortagesndrice toronavirus demra vs marked one of the biggestmeisplay i manuel vejorkes has the story. >> reporter: the protests are here. the regime's response was swift. violent confrontations were posted online until the government cut the internet off. thousands have joined in solidarity. president joe biden weighed in. >> cuban people demanding their freedom from an authoritarian regime and i don't think we've seen anything like this protest in a long, long time. >> reporter: cuban president blamed the protests on a u.s.-backed social media campaign. le, helating the emotions and

he on s. embargo, but for many the tipping points after six decades of communist rule are food and medicine exacerbated by the u.s. president. >> people are having a difficult time finding food, medicine, fuel, basic necessities. >> reporter: there is pressure on the biden administration to enhance the policy. >> they're reviewing the policy and that they will place the rights of democracy at the center of laws. beyond those general comments, we don't know exactly what the biden administration will do. >> cbs news, miami. we are learning new details about a key suspect arrested in the assassination of haiti's

president. authorities identified him as christian manuel salon, a haitian man in florida. he's accused of hiring a hit squad through a florida-based security firm to kill haiti's president and assume the presidency himself. meanwhile, cbs news has learned another haitian american arrested in the slaying once worked as an informant for the dea. 23 colombian soldiers are also in custody. coming up, unlucky jump. what led a paratrooper to smash through the roof of a california home. and deep dive. we will show you a swimming pool so deep it has its own underwater city. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪

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york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs are set to be the first major companies to report second quarter results. stocks hit new records yesterday fueled by the prospect of strong earnings. the dow rallied 126 points, nasdaq gained 31 and s&p 500 added 15. after an historic ride to space, the stock closed down 17% after the company announced plans to sell up to $500 million in shares. the timing of the proposed sale is unclear. the money would help fund several projects like developing the space ship fleet. it's already sold more than 600 reservations from would-be space tourists with tickets costing $250,000. subway is out with the old and in with the new. the fast food restaurant is rolling out a new menu today which includes new or returning sandwiches to celebrate

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one of espn's most outspoken personalities is apologizing for remarks about a major league baseball player. on the show first take yesterday stephen a smith said shoh shohei ohtani is a marketing problem for baseball. >> the fact that you've got a foreign player that doesn't speak english, that needs an interpreter, believe it or not, i think contributes to harming the game to some degree when that's your box office appeal. >> later in the day smith posted a lengthy apology on twitter saying that he screwed up, never intended to offend any community and called his comments ince insensitive and regrettable. the pitcher is a designated hitter and outfielder for the angels. he was selected to the al star game as a pitcher and position player. he currently leads the majors in

home runs with 33 so far this season. for the second straight year, peeta lonzo of the new york mets is king of the long ball. >> and walks it off. what a finish. alonzo defends his title. the 2021 derby champion. >> the 26-year-old won the home run derby last night at coors field. he delivered 23 home runs in the final round to capture the title again. he becomes the third baseball player ever to win the home run derby in consecutive years. cedric the entertainer hopes to entertain at the emmys. the comedian will host this year's live show in downtown los angeles. there will be a limited in person audience. nominations will be announced today. the emmys will air september 19th on cbs and stream on paramount plus.

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our top stories this morning. the fda is out with a new warning about johnson & johnson's covid shot. they say out of the 12.8 million americans who have gotten the vaccine, about 100 people developed a rare but serious autoimmune disorder. still, the fda says the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risk. democrats in the texas legislature fled to washington to protest claims by republicans to overhaul the state election laws. the democrats say they will stay there for weeks in order to prevent passage of a bill that would make it harder for some people to vote in texas. drowning is a leading cause of injury-related deaths in children ages 1 to 4.

michael george has safety recommendations as well. >> reporter: 7-year-old adam neeson is headed to first grade. his mom says she knows how lucky they are. two years ago he drowned in a friend's pool while she was close by getting her daughter ready to swim. >> it was just the worst moment you can imagine. something you just never think is going to happen to you or to your family. >> reporter: a friend pulled adam out and started cpr. he spent four days in the hospital and made a full recovery. >> knowing cpr is so important because if we had had to wait for an ambulance to come, if he had gone that long without oxygen. >> reporter: a new american academy of pediatrics report show 900 children died from drowning and 7200 seen in the er in 2018. toddler and teen boys are at highest risk. one study shows more than half of drownings occur between 4 and 6 p.m.

>> people coming and going from work, meal preparation. there's a lot going on during that time frame. it would be easy for a small child to get into the water unexpectedly. >> reporter: the report recommends multiple layers of protection including close adult supervision and four sided pool fencing with self-close and self-latch gates. >> making sure you're taking as many precautions as you can. getting your child swimming lessons. we talk about having a water watcher. all of maribeth's children are taking swimming lessons, including adam. >> there were a lot of adults around and i was thinking he was okay. i realized after this happened i could have done so many things differently. i thought, you know what, maybe this is important to share. >> reporter: she hopes telling her family's story will save lives. michael george, cbs news. coming up on "cbs this morning," in on "eye on earth"

series, we'll take you to lake cuomo and show you how it's threatening one of l.a.'s most popular tourist destinations. plus, we'll take you to japan and show you how the 1964 olympics was a turning point for that country. u.s. news and world report releases its rankings of the best places to live. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.