Tonight, the breaking news on two coronavirus vaccines.

The new warning from the FDA, Johnson & Johnson shot could lead to a rare syndrome.

As Pfizer tells the government, Americans may need a third dose of its vaccine.

With new infections of the Delta variant surging, a new alert about the J&J vaccine,

after 100 people develop a disorder that attacks the nervous system. Why the government says the benefits of the vaccine still far

outweigh that risk. And booster confusion. Pfizer meets with the FDA. Will you need another

shot? Wildfire emergency. Dangerous inferno's race across California and

Oregon, engulfing homes and torching cars. One blaze now three times the size of San Francisco.

Another destroying power lines. The record-breaking highs out west. Texas two-step. Democratic lawmakers flee the

Lone Star State, their last ditch attempt to stop new voting restrictions and where they are tonight.

In the streets, Cubans fed up with the communist government stage nationwide protests.

Frustration boiling over as coronavirus sweeps across the island.

Edge of space.

The billionaires race to the stars.

How Richard Branson's big bet could one day lead to rocket rides for everyday Americans.

Unexpected guessed.

How a British paratrooper fell 15,000 feet into a California kitchen,

with his parachute still attached. And meet the painter whose superpower is kindness, how he's

transforming lives with drips of paint and drops of joy.

This is the CBS Evening News with Nora O'Donnell, reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening, and thank you for joining us on this Monday night.

We're going to begin with breaking news involving two coronavirus vaccines,

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