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They went about two miles down the road, and thats when they realized that peyton was seriously hurt. here is the woodlands elite cheer company manager, she says. heather roth suffered a minor leg injury, but peyton washington was shot at least twice in the back and the leg. elgin texas, investigators say surveillance video at the grocery store help them identify the shooter as 25 year old pedro teo rodriguez jr. peyton washington was rushed by helicopter to a hospital. her team manager says was...

To just to get some water for theirfamilies, food for their children, to be able to put their phone on charge and reach out to their loved ones. so far the who says about 330 people have been killed and more than 3,000 people injured, and still the generals going head—to—head are not heeding to any ceasefire. right now there is a meeting happening as we speak between the african union, the united nations and the arab league, and we expect a communique to come immediately after. we dont know ...

They are running for water and food. new footage here of two army helicopters flying low over the river nile. these images filmed by a british businessman who�*s still trapped in the city centre. the building is been obliterated and pounded continuously. - how far away? just metres away? yeah. is that ongoing? because we hear talk of a ceasefire or attempts to get a humanitarian ceasefire. there is no ceasefire. this talk, its all talk. on the edges of khartoum, the occasional hint of normal l...

Tell me what we know about the latest in terms of the fighting? there is no sign the fighting is going to stop or wound down any time soon. taste going to stop or wound down any time soon. ~ . , going to stop or wound down any time soon. . ., , ., , , ., soon. we have seen no signs of the fiuuhtin soon. we have seen no signs of the fighting stopping- _ soon. we have seen no signs of the fighting stopping. its _ soon. we have seen no signs of the fighting stopping. its evening - soon. we have see...

And there are growing reports of marauding soldiers, of looting. here, two army helicopters fly low over the river nile. these images filmed by a british businessman still trapped in the city center. the buildings have been obliterated and pounded continuously. how far away? just metres away. yeah. and is that ongoing? because we hear talk of a ceasefire or attempts to get a humanitarian ceasefire. there is no ceasefire. its talk, its all talk. on the edges of khartoum, the occasional hint of no...

American among the more than 600 now confirmed dead as the fiercest fighting yet grips this african nation with more planes pummeling the capital and heavy shelling across the city. the pentagon now racing additional forces to a u.s. base ineay to help withib evacuationf embassy personnel. >> they are stillering in place wh to get them colocated together for their own safety. >> reporter: with two sudanese generals fighting for control of the country, and administration official telling abc it i...

Has been killed. they confirmed one has been killed, although they have not named it. it is something theyve been grappling with for several days and they have also got notjust several days and they have also got not just the several days and they have also got notjust the us embassy personnel and us aig people there and so on, they have got american citizens there. —— us aid. they do not tell us how many there are, it is hard to figure out. they had quite early on as things started to get m...

U.s. embassy personnel in sudan. what have you learned about that? >> jenna: thats right, bret. more than 70 american embassy personnel remain locked down at the u.s. embassy as khartoum faces a military showdown between two sudanese generals and warring factions. the pentagon has moved a marine air ground task force to camp la monday yea in djibouti where hundreds of u.s. marines are on alert and ready to respond. the u.s. army has been tasked to help. at least 50 americans in khartoum have req...

Just metres away. yeah. and is that ongoing? because we hear talk of a ceasefire or attempts to get a humanitarian ceasefire. there is no ceasefire. its talk, its all talk. 0n the edges of khartoum, the occasional hint of normal life. for years, people here have been hoping and pushing for democracy. instead, two generals staged a coup, then turned on each other, and now they risk plunging a huge and unstable corner of africa into deeper turmoil. andrew harding, bbc news. theres growing pressure...

A humanitarian ceasefire. there is no ceasefire. its talk, its all talk. 0n the edges of khartoum, the occasional hint of normal life. for years, people here have been hoping and pushing for democracy. instead, two generals staged a coup, then turned on each other — and now they risk plunging a huge and unstable corner of africa into deeper turmoil. andrew harding, bbc news. andrew harding is with us from johannesburg now, and our state department correspondent, barbara plett usher, is in wash...