saskatchewan. they re looking for damien sanderson and myles sanderson. let me be clear. we are still looking for the two suspects. we are asking residents across saskatchewan and neighboring provinces to be vigilant. at this stage in our investigation we believe some of the victims have been targeted by the suspect and others have been attacked randomly. cnn s paula newton live in ottawa. what do we know about the suspects and the victims here? good morning, christine. you know, this is what has been so shocking and also so frustrating at this point in time. you just heard the rcmp commander say at this hour they still don t know the motive. they don t know how this unfolded. what we do know is those two suspects are still at large. when i m talking at large, christine, they are trying to cover a very large geographical area. the alerts run through three prairie provinces. they are trying to appoint certain people to a black nissan rogue. that does not mean that they a
you want to know the truth. the enemy of the state is him and the group that control him. the fbi and the justice department have become vicious monsters controlled by radical left scoundrels, lawyers and media who tell him what to do. cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is live for us this pittsburgh. i want to ask you about one moment over the weekend about the former president s rally and it was very unusual. cynthia hughes who runs a support group for january 6th participants spoke, she was given this platform to speak at trump s rally and was telling the story of her nephew who is a january 6th rioter and a nazi sympathizer who once said that hitler should have finished the job, which, you know, makes it kind of tough for trump and his supporters to really push back on this semi-fascist moniker that biden is giving. boy, it sure does. i mean, of all the defendants from january 6th the former president could have invited to speak at his rally for all
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
protection. coral reefs. they break up waves and guard coast lines from surge acting as a buffer. spanning 360 miles. florida has the third largest barrier reef. they re under threat. they re dying around the world. reporter: caused by the climate crisis. i would say the problems facing coral reefs right now are human causes. you can t have the ocean running a fever every summer and not expect there to be impacts. reporter: but in this tank a sign that hope is not lost for florida s reeves. you re looking at a major scientific break through. elk horn coral spawning. it s the first in the world to reproduce this using aquarium technology. when it finally happened, we were just the first sense is just sheer relief. reporter: carrie o neill is a
spawning right here using aquarium technology. this spawning right here produced a couple thousand baby corals, up to 100 of them are expected to will i have no adulthood. now, what is to important about this elk horn coral is they re really in a risky category, they are threatened. there s 300 of them left around florida. they used to be the most dominant species in the caribbean. i want you to listen to what the lead scientist kerry o neal had to say about the scientific success. it just makes me emotional because i ve seen the destruction of this species in my career. there is hope for coral reefs. don t give up hope. all is not lost. however, we need to make serious changes in our behavior to save this planet. now, this breakthrough, this is only a first step, the scientists say this is not going to save the coral reefs but they do hope that it will buy them