in fact, he has even gained a little weight. >> john: debora patta reporting for us out of sudan.ou so much, debora. >> maurice: now some of the top stories from around the world in tonight's "evening news" roundup, a highly infectious strain of the avian flu that killed a person in louisiana last month has now spread to dairy cattle in nevada. bird flu has infected cattle before, but this discovery has public health officials concerned because crossover from birds could be happening more often. >> john: two planes collided on the tarmac at seattle-tacoma international airport today while taxiing. a japan airlines plane hit the tail of a parked delta jet. no one was hurt. >> maurice: and cbsnews.com posted transcripts and videos from the "60 minutes" interview with vice president kamala harris that aired in october. the fcc requested these materials for an investigation into a complaint alleging intentional news distortion. in a statement, cbs news said the transcripts and video show the "60 minutes" broadcast was not doctored or deceitful. >> john: still ahead on the "cbs evening

debora patta is in the war-torn nation of sudan, where she found an american doctor already strugglingarian crisis in the world, and yet the people of sudan feel they've been all but forgotten. as the country reels from a man made famine driven by war. in the tented camps where families have fled the violence, every newly arrived child is critically starving. >> and right in the red zone. severely malnourished. what happens if he doesn't get treatment? he would die? the worst cases are hospitalized, tiny bodies wasting away. little 1-year-old was too weak to even cry. >> i think we're in dire straits here in sudan, to be honest. >> reporter: cincinnati native dr. muhammad fadlalla is a volunteer with doctors withou borders at sudan's al buluk children's hospital near khartoum. they had just admitted 13-month-old ibrahim jafar when we got there. doctors told us the little boy was close to dying. and his eyesight badly damaged from severe malnutrition. >> left unchecked, the majority of children who have severe malnutrition end up getting an infection and dying from it. >> reporter: ibra

debora patta will take us there later this week. >> and today was the deadline for thousands of fbi agentsfill out a trump administration questionnaire asking them what role they played in investigating the january 6th capitol riot, the largest criminal investigation in u.s. history. cbs's scott macfarlane joins us now. the impact of all of this is being felt across the country tonight. >> reporter: an unprecedented day of turmoil inside the fbi. these agents were asked what role they played in the january 6th investigation, if they searched or interviewed or arrested anybody, raising fears of a purge of agents nationwide. take a look at this. our cbs news review found some of these lead january 6th fbi agents are part of joint terrorism task forces in cities nationwide. including new orleans, the most recently struck city with a terror attack. others from california to colorado to connecticut. there's also concern that this purge would impact human trafficking task forces, gun groups, and, john and maurice, send a chilling message to fbi agents: be careful what you investigate next and ma

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