Brown good evening, scott is on assignment. Im james brown. Today, the food and Drug Administration took the extraordinary step of ordering the nations blood banks to begin screening for zika, even in places where the virus is not present. Zika can cause severe birth defects, and to date there have been nearly 2500 infections in the u. S. Linked to travel in countries affected by the outbreak. 42 were locally transmitted in florida, most likely from mosquitoes. Dr. Tara narula is a cbs news medical contributor. And i guess the first question up is why has the f. D. A. Called for a nationwide testing . These are updated recommendae recommendationing in february. And it comes in the light of new scientific evidence, and the fact that were learning more and more about zika and how its transmitted. We know its transmitted sexually now. We know the devastating consequences that it can have on pregnant women, and now we have expanding area in florida of identified of infected blood in florida. Now, its no danger to the blood supply, but certainly, that just shines the light on the fact th this is something we need to be doing now. Brown and whats going to be involvedn setting this up . Theres no question that its going to be a challenge to get this implemented in such a quick time frame. The recommendation has been that 11 states implement this process within four weeks. And new york is one of those states. And for the rest of the country, within 12 weeks. Its going to and planning and funding. And yet again, one more reason for congress to really take action when they come back into session, making sure that we have the resources funding we need to implement this on a widescale basis. Brown thank you for the information. It is believed all of the locally transmitted zika infections in this country were spread by mosquitos in two section of miami. David begnaud reports now on a professions stumped a baby was born with zika despite showing no signs of it before birth. Reporter eightweekold micaela is a medical mystery. She was exposed to the zika virus in the womb but does not have microcephaly, the birth defect. Maria Fernanda Ramirez is her mother. Normal. She looks normal to me, her mom says, but the dtors say shes ramirez contracted the zika virus in her native venezuela when she was three months pregnant. Micaela has slight damage to one eye and stiffness on one side of her body. It took a team of doctors at the yesterday of miami several weeks to rule out other causes. Dr. Ivan gonzalez is a part of her medical team. The ultrasound she had in venezuela and the one she had here in the United States before she gave birth all looked like a baby. Reporter so you didnt know there were abnormalities until after birth. Until after birth. Reporter gonzalez says scans of micaelas brain show calcification, which is like a scar, and could lead to seizures down the road. Her prognosis is uncertain. How long do you think jewel to study a child like micaela . Its difficult to say right now how long we need to follow her. The plan for now is to follow her five to six years. Reporter there is also more evidence today the effects of zika are not limited to babies. In puerto rico, where zika is epidemic, the c. D. C. Reported increased cases of guillainbarre . Syndrome. Its a neurological disorder that causes muscle weakness and numbness. This year, 34 patients with the syndrome also had evidence of zika, or similar virus infection. One person has died. In the u. S. , the c. D. C. Has set up a registry to follow pregnant women who have been infected with zika, as many as 580 so far. James, around t country, 16 with zikarelated birth defects. Brown david begnaud, thank you so much. In the president ial campaign, Republican Donald Trump holds a private fundraiser in nevada tonight. Trump has spent the last few days walking back from some of his positions on immigration, but in doing so, does he risk alienating his base . Dean reynolds is following the Trump Campaign in las vegas. U. S. A. reporter donald trump handily won nevada caucuses earlier this year back when simple mass deportation and a big, new wall. We won with young. We won with old. We won wit highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated. Reporter but now, in the heat of the general election, trump is sounding like a candidate trying to broaden his support by smooth over the rougher edges of policy, such as immigration. There certainly can be a softening because were not trump met with hispanic Business Owners in las vegas. Weve been doing very, very well with the latinos. We have been doing amazing. Reporter in nevada, the cbs news Battleground Tracker has Hillary Clinton ahead with hispanics who make up 20 of voters in the state preferring her by a wide markin. But softening is a fighting word to trumps core supporterses, include sarpa palin who warned him this week not to embrace provoke massive disappointment. Our National Poll last month found 40 of registered Republican Voters believe the undocumented should be forced to leave, but 60 of all voters thought they should be allowed to stay and apply for citizenship. Republican strategist and cbs news contributor Leslie Sanchez says trump has to be careful with his core supporters but practical. Trump is starting to realize that. Hes not going to win a general Election Campaign unless he compassionate and realistic. So as much as the cry will continue to be vocal and loud, its not going to change the political reality and the calculus as he tries to win in november. Reporter and as for Hillary Clinton, james, after a week of attacking Donald Trumps character and temperament and days of enduring his charge that she is a bigot, she stayed out of the public eye today. Brown Dean Reynolds in las vegas. Well, as rough as president ial politics can be, it is nothing compared to who is going on in maine. One lawmaker is calling for an intervention for the governor after he unloaded on a political rival. Jim axelrod is following this. 95 of this state is white. Reporter even for maine governor paul lepage, never shy about speaking his mind, the obscene voice mail he left a state legislator yesterday was reporter the twoterm republican governor exploded after a reporter told lepage that Democratic State rep drew gattine had criticized him for saying wednesday 90 of drug dealers arrested in maine are, black and hispanic people from out of state, a figure he cites using collection of headlines culled from newspapers. No, i did not call governor lepage a racist. Reporter gattine says he called those remarks racially governor a racist. I was really glad i wasnt in the room with him when he left it because he really sounded like somebody who was, you know, about to commit physical violence and it was really a stunning message. Reporter this afternoon, lepage apologized for the people of maine having to hear the voice mail but not for the voice mail itself. Everything i said to him is less insulting to me than being called a racist. Reporter after leaving the voice mail, lepage then said he wanted to challenge gattineto right between his eyes. Today, j. B. , the governor backed off that saying it was simply a metaphor and that he meant no physical harm. Brown jim axelrod. In italy, powerful aftershocks are hindering the search for earthquake survivors. A fault line in the mountains gave way on wednesday rattling isolated villages. As seth doane reports, there are srnz the hardest hit towns may never rofer. Mountain road is still blocked, and more than 1,000 aftershocks have shaken loose me debris, forcing many survives into makeshift camps. We have to live here now this 12yearold told us, but we have no idea what will happen next. Despite daunting scale of destruction, italy a government has promised more than 50 million to help rebuild. Michele franchi say deputy mayor in the region. This is an area with a lot of seismic testify but these proof. Why . Some of the buildings were just too old, franci told us. Others were up to code but collapsed anyway. In accumoli, a recently renovated bell tower was reduced to rubble, killing a family. It, too, should have been built to updated seismic standards. Authorities are investigating what happened. The region has struggled to rebuild before. 300 people. Today, the city is still scarred. Seven years have passed, deputy mayor Michele Franchi said, and houses still need to be reconstructed and some buildings havent received antiseismic certificates. Pictures of ancient and oncebucolic are in sharp contrast to the town today. Rebuilding it this place as it was seems unimaginable. Lives have been has been, too. Italy a Prime Minister has pointed out that it would be impossible to bring all of the ancient buildings in this country up to seismic code. James, some here tell us they are too scared and cant imagine staying while others have vowed to rebuild brown seth doane in italy, thanyou so much. Tonight, the small town of durant, mississippi, near jackson is shaken pie the murder of two catholic nuns. They were found in their home h. Reporter the murders of sister Paula Merrill and sister margaret held have shocked the town of durant. Assistant police chief james lee. A double homicide in a community this small and the fact this these two ladies were nuns, they actually spent their entire life serving this community right here. Im sure our community is completely devastated and grieving. Reporter lee believes the nuns were victims of a robbery, and a motive is still working every angle to find their killer. This is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. Reporter for 30 years, the nuns, seen here in this video, worked as Nurse Practitioners helping the poor at this rural clinic in mississippi. Both nuns dedicated their lives assisting children and adults who couldnt afford medical care. Merrills sister, rosemarie, says the staff and patients will miss them. Her. She was so good to them, and they they she and sister margaret both went so far above and beyond anything that could be expected of a normal human being. Reporter the nuns car was stolen but was recovered less than a mile away. 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Brown federal officials are considering a plan to install a device on new trucks and other large vehicles that would limit how fast they can miles per hour. Speed is a key factor in the growing number of traffic deaths in the u. S. Heres transportation correspondent kris van cleave. Reporter Police Believe speeding was likely a factor in a crash that killed six people, including a 10yearold child in new york last weekend. Among the dead, a former aide to new york governor andrew cuomo. It is one of the great, great tragedies, and there were no words for it. Reporter its the type of trag dough it thats increasingly common on u. S. Traffic deaths surged 18 over the last two years, more than 19,000 died in the first half of 2016 alone. Our complacency when it comes to highway fatalities is killing us. Reporter Deborah Hersman is the former chair of the National Transportation safety board and now runs the nional safety council. Onethird of all deaths on our road are due to alcoholimpaired drivers. Speed, again, weve seen speed limits going up across the nation. We know thats adding to the death toll. All you have to do is walk out near a roadway, you can see distracted pedestrians, distracted drivers, a real risk for all of us. Its about being attentive behind the wheel. Reporter while traffic deaths have historically been on the declean, this surge comes as more americans are driving, due to low gas prices and an improving economy. Federal regulators are still trying to understand whats behind this sudden change in tr deaaffic including a 13 rise in deaths among cyclists and a 10 increase for bothpe we absolutely going in the wrong direction when it comes to highway fatalities. Weve got to figure out whats going on and put a stop to it. Reporter traffic deaths are on pace to increase pie as much as 10 this year. 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Reporter at the age of 93, this is what you call an accomplishment. Just making it down all four but dont be too impressed yet, because at 93, whats even more remarkable, is waking up at 5 00 a. M. For a nearly fivemile run. But, again, dont be too impressed yet. Because at 93, whats most amazing of all, is that this little jog in saint simons island, georgia, is just the final leg of a much, much longer run that began almost three years and 3,000 miles ago at the pacific ocean. Im running every step of the way. Reporter now, you can be impressed. The first time we met ernie andrus, he was just outside phoenix, slowly inching his way through the sonoran desert. He would go five miles, get a ride or hitch hike back to his vehicle,hen run the next five miles two days later, all for one purpose i want people to know what the war was all about and what it took to win it. Reporter specifically, this old navy man was running to hero of world war ii, a ship he served on called an l. S. T. , or landing ship attention. Its how the allies got heavy equipment on to beaches. Theres one you can visit it in evansville, indiana, and ernie thinks people really should go. This shouldnt be forgotten. Eisenhower and churchill both made a similar remark that its the ship that won the war. Reporter won the war. Yeah. Without them, how could you have taken all those islands . How could e reporter which is why, 70 years later, ernie was out here returning the favor, all by himself. And i just thought how sad if he had to be doing this journey by himself. Reporter but that was about to change. I joined him in mississippi, alabama, florida, now georgia. Yeah, ive run 44 legs. Reporter he had quite a following the second time we saw him in wake oh, texas. But that was nothing compared to what we found last weekend in saint simons, where hundreds of joined ernies army. God bless you, sir. Thank you so much the American People are the most loving and generous people in the world. There he is woo reporter throw years ago, most people thought there was no way a man in his 90s could make it across the country. You got this you got this reporter but here he was on the soft sand of the atlantic. And as this old sailor stormed the beach one last time to fervent chants and flying colors, he showed us all that less great today. cheers steve hartman, on the road, in saint simons island, georgia. Brown five miles a day at 93. And whats my excuse . Please. Thats the cbs evening news. For scott pelley, im james brown. Thanks for watching. Good night. Captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by this is the jeopardy teachers tournament. Here are todays contestants a highschool specialeducation teacher from east lansing, michigan. A highschool english teacher from mystic, connecticut. And an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois. And now here is the host of jeopardy alex trebek [ applause ] alex thank you, johnny. Hi, folks. 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