i m boris sanchez in for kate balduan. at this hour a manhunt is under way in canada for two suspects in a stabbing spree that left ten people dead and 15 others injured. the royal canadian mounted police say the attacks were spread out across 13 different locations. they centered around an indigenous community and a nearby village in saskatchewan. right now police say the motive is not nope, but they believe some of the victims were specifically targeted while others were random. police have named the two suspects. here they are, 31-year-old damion sanderson and 30-year-old miles sanderson. they are believed to be traveling in a blakney san rogue, black nissan rogue but it s middle east they could have changed vehicles. let s go straight to paula newton in canada. what are you hearing, paula? reporter: the news in the last couple of hours, again, that these two suspects, incredibly suspects remain at large and that s quite concerning at this point because the last known
station zaporizhzhia power plant, is now disconnected from the grid after russian shelling in that area. let s go to the ukranian capital of kyiv now with cnn s melissa bell. melissa, from my understanding, the reactor was disconnected deliberately in order to put out a fire, is that right? reporter: that s right. what we re hearing from the iaea, and that s the point, now that the inspectors are there and two are staying full time it makes a big difference to the accuracy of the information that we re able to get from is whacking inside the plant. the last few minutes which eve been hearing from the iaea that what they understand has happened from the ukranian authorities in rmg cha of the plant, the one who actually man it under, of course, the presence of the russian forces that occupy it is that it was that last reserve power supply that has been deliberately switched off in order to protect as a result of a fire. now, that s important, boris, because this is, first of all, the l
we dodged a nuclear bullet last night but there s no guarantee we ll dodge it again or we ll dodge the next one at the next nuclear plant that the russians storm. i am worried both about the physical integrity of the facility. i m worried we have tanks firing streams of bullets into these facilities sending flares into the facilitfacilities. it s not so much a question of whether you can compromise the integrity of the concrete structures although tanks and artillery are certainly capable of pulverizing concrete structures. just look around ukraine today. it s also a question of whether the electricity can be maintained. the disaster of fukushima at 2011 that i followed closely was not a question of the facility being compromised structurally but the earthquake cut off the main power supply and then the tsunami came in and knocked out the reserve power supply. if something like that happens at one of the plants, you could