PHILLIPS: Well, for the fourth time in a little over two weeks, an armed man has attacked a school in China. The latest, this morning. Police say a man with a cleaver hacked a kindergarten teacher and seven students to death before he committed suicide. From Beijing, CNN's John Vause.</s>JOHN VAUSE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: According to state media, this latest attack happened in Nanzheng County, about 300 kilometers southwest of Xi'an, the city famous as being home to the terracotta warriors. The rampage took place at a kindergarten around 8:00 a.m. local time just as parents with their children would be arriving for the start of the day. It's believed the attacker was armed with a knife. Early reports indicate several children may be among the dead and wounded. This is the seventh violent attack targeting children in China in almost two months. Officials have ramped up security at elementary and middle schools as well as kindergartens. In some schools, guards are now armed with pepper spray and restraining poles. One school not far from the scene of this latest incident has told CNN it has three check points before reaching classrooms. And right now security there has been increased. China has a ban on personal firearms which is why knives are being used. In some cases the attacks have been the result of personal grievances. Well, state media has reported those responsible are, in fact, mentally ill but there is growing speculation that the violent rampages are the result of frustration because of the gap between rich and poor. At this stage, the reason for this latest rampage remains unclear. John Vause, CNN, Beijing.</s>PHILLIPS: All right. Let's talk about lifesavers. One guy got to meet and thank 33 of his.
Another School Attack in China Leaves More Children Dead