of samples from homes of these individuals, we came across a hit reporter: the bacteria more commonly found in southeast asia and northern australia can cause an illness called melioidosis. the cases that are being investigated by the cdc are individuals who had never traveled so it was unusual for these individuals to have developed this infection. reporter: in texas four-year-old lila baker was left unable to walk and talk. she s kind of like a princess meets superhero. reporter: several of her family members also tested positive but didn t get sick. it is still unclear if they had the aromatherapy spray but late today the consumer safety administration announced the recall of nearly 4,000 bottles, advising consumers to return the product to walmart, double bagged and in a cardboard box. also cleaning sheets or counters that may have been sprayed. in a statement, walmart expressed sympathy to the families impacted and said we pulled the product from the shelves of about 55
compromise has become a dirty word. but bipartisan compromise still has to be possible reporter: president biden in a cnn town hall revealing key parts of his signature plan are off the table to satisfy holdouts within his party abandoning tuition free community college, shrinking paid parental leave from 12 weeks to 4 and likely scrapping a cornerstone clean energy program that s opposed by west virginia s joe manchin. and to accommodate another moderate kyrsten sinema, who refuses to back a tax hike on corporations, democrats are looking for other ways to pay for their plan all of it highlighting the challenges of a evenly divided senate. you have 50 democrats. every one is the president s. every single one. reporter: the president also raising eyebrows saying he s considering deploying the national guard to help ease the supply chain. absolutely i would do that. reporter: in fact, that s a decision that would be up to governors.
the guns would be returned to the actors. larry zanoff, i appreciate your expertise and i m sorry it is needed tonight in this circumstance, thank you so much. laura coates as well. thank you. coming up next, breaking news on the january 6th investigation. word that a central pusher of the big lie and a key figure in the scheme to overturn the election now has a date to testify. later, new reporting on facebook and january 6th. what the company s own analysis reveals about how it failed to halt the growth of the movement dedicated to the election lie. (battle sounds stop) (dragon roar from phone) i always protect my voice. it s how i make my living.
experts believe a moderna or pfizer booster shot would offer a more robust antibody protection. but a second j&j vaccine would also provide about 94% protection lester a lot of decisions to be made there, tom. thank you. new tonight, the supreme court once again refusing to block that texas law that bans most abortions in the state. pete williams is here. pete, the court agreed, however, to take up challenges to the law with unusual speed. reporter: yes, lester the court agreed to take up two challenges to the law on november 1st, but it delayed acting on the biden administration s request to put the law on hold while these cases play out one of them is a challenge brought by abortion providers in texas who say the state can t pass a law violating the right of access to abortion but then hand off enforcement to private lawsuits and then the court will decide whether the biden justice department has the legal authority to file its own lawsuit texas says the federal government can
drivers like alvarez who says sometimes he waits all day for a single containerin line. 6 to 8 hours a day waiting in line, sitting in line. there is also a shortage of equipment for moving containers. and storage warehouses are so full, some drivers are parking them on city streets. this is my driveway, and we are getting blocked as you can see. clogging up residential neighborhoods near the ports. have a great day. thank you reporter: nationwide, the supply chain crisis has led to empty store shelves and soaring prices, and it is likely to get even worse with a record shortage of truckers, the trucking industry is down 80,000 drivers. would you call this an emergency? well, it s certainly getting to crisis level. derek leathers is the ceo of werner enterprises, one of the largest trucking companies, delivering