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in southern france, a 34-year-old female school teacher has been stabbed to death in front of her pupils. the horrific attack was carried out by the mother of a student in the southern town of albi on the last day of the school year. the bbc's correspondent reports. >> it was the last day of the school year and the day had not long started. a woman is believed to have arrived at the primary school carrying a knife when she entered a classroom and stabbed the 34-year-old teacher. she then took off with her daughter. >> in kindergarten, parents are allowed directly into class. there are no controls at the door because it isn't possible. there aren't enough staff members. each teacher is with their own pupils. >> local media report that the suspect was already known to the police over allegations of child neglect. police would not comment on any motive. deadly attacks in schools are extremely rare in france. the incident has stunned the community. >> it's always a shock because we're not used to seeing this level of violence. it's more often verbal violence towards teachers. we rarely arriv

the paper that they intercepted coded messages sent from al qaeda to an algerian man living in southern france. he was arrested. in addition to landmarks terrorists were taking aim at airports and nuclear plants. >>> back here at home meteorologists say it was a tornado that tore apart communities in upstate new york tuesday night. >> four were killed including a woman and her 4-month-old baby and meteorologists say that winds that destroyed four homes and damaged many others were at least 100 miles an hour. one house was blown off its foundation and landed on another home across the street. >>> time for weather across the nation. milder in the northeast with lower humidity. thunderstorms in the south and throughout florida and in the great plains and high fire danger in california. there are downpours in parts of the southwest. >> 90s in denver and memphis. upper 70s in chicago and detroit. 80s in portland, kansas city, and los angeles. phoenix and denver around the century mark. >>> still straight ahead, a prostitute charged in the death of a tech company executive. the disturb evidence unco

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they uncovered this plot decoding messages between an algerian man living in southern france and al qaeda. the suspect was arrested a month before heading back to algeria for training on how to carry out attacks. >>> and they are in, the 2014 emmy nominations were announced last hour. proud to say cnn received nine, count 'em, nine. hbo leading all of the nominees and here to break it down is our entertainment correspondent nischelle turner. this is a big morning. what was your takeaway here? >> there's loi ta lot of takeaw. number one there were a couple big omissions and i hate to start with who didn't get in but the fact that "homeland" was not nominated for best series even though the last season was critically mixed, the reviews of it. the fact it didn't get a nomination is a big omission and claire danes did get nominated for best actress in a dra, and mandy patanj kin nominated in supporting actor. couple things on the comedy side. "modern family" is a show that always gets nominated, always gets a lot of nominations, always wins for best comedy seires is but sofia vergara was left

france 24. world cup host city in southern brazil has collapsed. an overpass bridge. we understand at least one person has been killed as that stretch of road came crashing down. i'm looking at for graphs of it now. we don't have any live images coming in just yet. -- i'm looking at photographs of it now. that was the world cup host city. we will bring you more on that as we get it. governmentsocialist here in france is rejecting claims that is using the justice system to set up -- to settle political scores after former president nicolas sarkozy took to the airwaves last night, blaming his political enemies of being behind the corruption charges he now faces. in the 20 minute long interview, he denounced what he called political interference in the case. >> dragged into the spotlight by france's former president. the investigating magistrates have been -- he says they are biased. wish to have a magistrate responsible for deciding one state in the eyes of the law. wants to destroy the person by deciding he should be charged. >> he's talking about the magistrate who wa

new images of people grieving loved ones in france, algeria and in southern lebanon. this woman showing photographs on her cell phone of her niece, her five-year-old niece and her nephew. they and her sister-in-law awe among the 116 people on board yet another airliner over another war zone that went down today. some were lebanese. 51 of the 116 were french nationals. this is what the plane looked like. an american-made jet operated by swift air. the wreckage spotted in the deserts of mali. this happened around dangerous weather. the reporting is fresh, the facts may change. >> reporter: wreckage of the plan has been located near the city of gao who confirmed the news. 1:17 a.m. local time, flight 5017 left bound for algiers, it was supposed to be a four-hour overnight flight but about 50 minutes of take off, it disappeared from radar over mali close to a zone of on going conflict between islamic rebels and the government. a area pilots were warned to stay above 25,000 feet. as of now, there is no indication the plane was hit by a missile, but the early indication sug

another sadly and new images of people grieving loved ones, grieving tonight in france, algeria, and in southern lebanon. this woman showing photographs on her cell phone of her niece, her 5-year-old niece and her nephew. they and her sister-in-law among the 116 people aboard yet another airliner over another war zone that went down today. some were lebanese. 51 of the 116 were french nationals. this is what the plane looked like. an american made jet operate beside by a swash company swift air for algeria's national airline. the wreck spotted in the deserts of mali. also around dangerous weather. the facts may change. with that in mind, here is joe johns with what we know so far. >> reporter: wreckage of the plane has been located near the city of gao in the northern part of the country according to mali's president who confirmed news of the discovery to reuters hours after it went missing. 1:17 it left bound for algiers. it was supposed to be a four-hour overnight flight. but about 50 minutes after takeoff, it disappeared from radar over mali. close to a zone of ongoing conflict between islami

there were clashes between ships from china and vietnam and southern anti-chinese demonstrations in vietnam. >>> talks today, 18 months after france intervened in mali to fight islamist insurgents who are linked to al qaeda. >>> several people killed in u.s. drone strike in pakistan. the attack struck a militant compound in a tribal belt in north waziristan near the afghan border. they mounted an offensive in the region aimed at wiping out insurgent bases. we are following the story from islamabad. >> reporter: reports say that at least 50 suspected militants have been killed, that's 50. the pakistani army says it carried out air strikes targeting suspected taliban and al qaeda militants. separately there have been u.s. drone strikes and 18 people are killed there. now, we know that there is a military operation going on in north waziristan since last month. the army is saying it wants to -- once and for all and the latest attacks by the army and american drones are being seen in that context. >> and also reports of one taliban commander being picked up. >> that's right. these reports are not yet confirmed. but the person in quest

interesting conversations talking about parts of southern europe and maybe even eastern europe about not being on the same place with sanctions. >> austria, italy, france a strong sense that increasing sanctions is not what europe should be doing. learned over the last 24 hours is that one thing they are looking at is stopping funding from things like eib, the european union's investment bank. they let russia $1.5 billion last year. they are also looking at stopping funding from the ebrd. along with the u.s., they have a majority stake to fund those communist projects in the transition to democratic -- capitalist states -- democratic-capitalist states. this isn't a discussion of sectorial stanchions -- sanctions. in the u.s., there is a sense coming from business groups that we should not go too far because we may be out of step with europe which would just leave american business to getting punished by the russians in a disproportionate way. so this is not over yet. but mark my words, saturday is a big day. if there is no cease-fire, i think we will be talking about this again monday morning. >> we will take a short break. coming up, we will tell you

france. we understand a female teach at a primary school has been stabbed to death by the mother of a pupil. this all happened in the southern town of albi. the woman arrived at school carrying a knife. she stabbed the 34-year-old teacher in front of her pupils. the woman was arrested. we don't know her motivation yet. the incident is described as a horrible strategy. the education minister is at the school to direct the government 's response. >>> let's bring you up to date with other news. former editor of the british news of the world newspaper andy coulson is sentenced to jail. he served as the communication director for david cameron. he'll serve nine months and will be eligible for parole. four others given jail time ranging from two months to six months. >>> chinese president's first visit to meet south korean counter part has made efforts to further improve relations in the region. the chinese president told students that his country wants peace with the rest of the world and closer partnership with south korea. >>> turkish truck drivers who had been held hostage in iraq have returned home after their release from ca

divergence we see between the likes of france and germany, and improvement for spain, too, which is quite what you're seeing. >> yes. this is encouraging when it comes to southern europe. to support the notion of growth towards the reformist economies in the region. we are more positive than the consensus and ireland, as well, is our own medium sized economy in the region that has to be doing more reforms than average. and now this seems to be showing. i think spain in particular is likely to outperform this year and next when it comes to gdp growth. >> is it consistent what a 0.3%, 0.4% gdp growth in the eurozone in the second quarter? >> that's right. the number as a whole has consisted with a growth rate around 0.3%. and in particular also in the second half of the year. what we have seen from the larger countries, it's some sort of moderation, the growth momentum. on the other side, the plan at the moment seems to be underperforming even that with pace of the economic growth in the region. >> how have you incorporated mario draghi's stimulus efforts last month into your numbers as we push through the second half of this year, if tall? >> no, i think it is v

for a minute, do you think that southern europe over the next five years issing about to generate the type of growth to get to a stable 1.5% outside of what germany and francefrance hasn't an asterisk there? >> i think it's a work in progress. and i think the one that's lagging the most in terms of reform is italy. and unfortunately, that's the biggest of the seven european countries. so if you're going to talk about them as a group, you really have to focus italy, and i think italy is starting to change some of the new things they did about lending yesterday are potentially constructive. but they've got to change the concept of the economy, particularly in southern italy -- >> it's a political question. i even want to know michelle's answer to that in a sense that from an economics point of view the only question is will prices adjust, will wages adjust to make those countries competitive. those are essentially political economy questions. >> now you're talking about deflation, steve. you should give lagarde a call. you just nailed what we debate on this floor. the solutions and the processes and the structures they're trying to change are causing things t