Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

In Texas, the man hunt for the gunmen who allegedly opened fire on his neighbors, killing

five, including an eight-year-old child continues.

The sheriff's office says the neighbors asked 38-year-old Francisco Odopeza to stop firing

his AR-15-style weapon in his yard because their baby was sleeping.

He then allegedly opened fire.

FBI Special Agent in charge, James Smith says they are committed to finding him.

We have over 200 law enforcement personnel from federal, state and local agencies trying

to bring this subject into custody so we can bring justice to those five victims and

to ensure this community is safe.

Sean Crawford lives on the same street as the shooting, tells ABC News his neighbor's

wife was killed.

State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller says the convoy cutting U.S. citizens

Authorities say they initially tracked Odopeza using his cell phone with that the trail

went cold last night.

Sheriff Greg Capers says he could be anywhere by now.

As clashes continue in Sudan, a second land evacuation convoy organized by the U.S. has

now reached the country's main port.

The state department says nearly 1,000 Americans have been evacuated.

Michael Kloke has more.

State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller says the convoy cutting U.S. citizens and

other foreign nationals reached the Sudanese city of Potsudan Sunday.

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