It has been more than 24 hours since a gunman named Robert Card is suspected of shooting and killing 18 people in Maine's second largest city.

Thirteen more were injured.

Card is now formally a suspect. He has been charged with eight

counts of murder, one for each of the victims identified by police so far. As

police identify more of the victims, we anticipate the number of charges will rise.

Tonight authorities reiterated that Card is still at large, and the manhunt is continuing by air, land, and sea. In the last hour there has been

significant law enforcement presence near a home in Bowdoin, Maine in connection

to their search for Robert Card.

According to that NBC affiliate, a search warrant was executed at that home earlier today.

Now it is standard practice to search any property affiliated with a suspect and law enforcement officials tell

NBC News that as of right now there is no clear indication that Card is in

that home or at any specific address. But you are looking at live footage of this police search near that Bauden home where shortly after 7 PM Eastern,

our NBC News affiliate reported police saying, Robert, come out with your hands up.

Main State police say that that's Robert, come out with your hands up.

Maine State police say that that sort of loud speaker

announcement is standard procedure when executing a search warrant.

Law enforcement is still urging anyone with knowledge of cards whereabouts to contact

them at the number you see right here on your screen.

So this is still very much a live story.

We are following the ongoing manhunt and we are going to bring the latest

news on that front as we have it. But we start this evening with some clarity

about what happened last night. Last evening at 6.56 p.m. police received the first 911 call

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