kay ya's dead.ebody shot her. >> reporter: 24-year-old rash sheikh bell was charged with kay ya's murder but was found not guilty so justice was never served, which is why kay ya's family has started this change.org petition pushing for legislation which would make sentences longer for violent crimes committed in front of children. >> so, something like that to happen in front of those children and to have him face -- to be faced with that dilemma all of that irlives and the trauma. >> reporter: nothing will take away the pain kay ya's family and her young children are forced to live with. but passing legislation in her memory is something her family says will ensure that her death wasn't in vain. >> i have to be that vessel to advocate for my niece that's no longer here. >> reporter: reporting in prince george's county, meagan fitzgerald, news4. >>> later this week president obama and vice president biden will be heading to charleston. and with the past hour south carolina's governor called for a m

that's basically the message given to joseph kay in the book. we can only help you to confess. you have got to confess and that kind of psychological pressure has produced many false confessions in the united states. so that is one of the major sources of false convictions in the united states. hossa does the public understand its legal rights and its rights once it enters into the criminal justice system? >> guest: that's answered this way. career criminals and very sophisticated white caller or most may understand their rights for someone who is not a career criminal or i sophisticated white-collar criminal does not really understand his rights involved though we see the miranda warnings given on television they are almost universally waved by defendants because of the pressure. it's hard to understand it if you have a then there but the pressure to get out of the stifling hostility of that room and the pressure to befriend the person who is your oppressor and stockholm syndrome i want to be on the same side as the guy with a power who can hurt me, that pressure is so great t

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zack kai is her son.says he has been seizure-free for the two years he has been on charlotte's web. >> people, they hear these stories, they see these children, they still find it hard to believe. >> i know. i mean, i would find it hard to believe if i wasn't living it. hopefully, what we will be able to do with the realm of caring foundation is to establish the research and collect it in a way that the science community can say that it's valid, because you're right, right now, his story is just anecdotal evidence. it is just a good story. it's a darn good story though. >> reporter: and yet, as encouraging as the anecdotal evidence may be, there's been no clinical research on the safety or efficacy of charlotte's web. because marijuana is known as a schedule one drug, it's considered by the federal government as dangerous as heroin. serious research in this country on marijuana treatments has been sparse. no one from the government, you know, has said, okay, buddy, you with this stuff, you're giving this

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. she and militias backed by iran are in the front line against the islamic state, but this could have a cost for iran's future. the protests are back in athens as another financial deadline looms. grease a -- greece's financial bank one's they could leave the eurozone. what gives the dutch a height advantage? our not so tall correspondent finds out. ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the u.s. is open to providing more support to iraq to battle the islamic state, but washington wants to see a greater commitment from the government in baghdad, according to the u.s. defense secretary. ash carter was disappointed with how few iraqis have come forward to fight. >> our training efforts have been slowed by a lack of trainees. we have not received enough recruits. katty: most of the people filling the void in recruits are shia militias. prime minister abadi met in ty -- >> doing battle against the islamic state. the brigade in action. it is a

reporting from washington i am katty kay. a year after mostul fell we have a look inside the iraqi city. 100,000 migrants have crossed the mediterranean. to those carrying out the operations of rescue this is an overwhelming task. ♪ katty: it was the audrey hepburn to which raised breakfast at tiffany's. moon river is reaching a whole new audience. ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. president obama is weighing options to strengthen iraq's bottle -- iraq's battle against the islamic state. the joint chief's words, a year after mosul felt. we have a rare look inside. >> aging to the frontline near mosul guarded by kurdish fighter. among them is abarhi, driven from the city when the islamic state advanced. sunni islamic state was insight. the commander shows us is positions hidden in this tile fact very, and respond to our arrival. the forces here are looking out carefully. within the last few minutes two mortars have been fired not long away. islamic state fighters are 800 mete

kay that whitworth, abc news redlands california. >>> to politics and the race for 2016 tonight. new jersey governor chris christie now expected to announce he's in. early next week tuesday. the 14th republican contender. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the health scare on the coat. new developments tonight. the son swimming dying from a flesh-eating bacteria. the concern at the beach. >>> also the network that's picking the miss usa pageant, off the air, outrage oefrd comments made by donald trump about mexican immigrants. what he said and he's firing back tonight. >>> and take a look at this tonight. the paraglider landing on a cable car, 500 feet up unbelievable. and ginger zee, yeah, that's ginger about to try something similar. in have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a pile of bricks... that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help cm pain-sen

kay kay kayla toush.early $17 billion in cash after weeks of speculation about a to believe deal until casting the acquisition as a play for the computing market, and also the wave of connected gadgets called the internet of things. in fact, that phase, john, jon, i think it is in the third sentence. not something we typically associate with intel. >> this acquisition, should it go through of course is so interesting because of the times. i mean, if you think the brian was the right choice as ceo, this is a big part of the reason why. he's a guy who understands manufacturing of chips possibly better than anybody else on the planet, and he's trying to position intel for the next ten years, which many expect is going to be about chips going into all sorts of locations where they haven't been historically. into sensors, into cars that are trying to view the road and understand what's going on. and this technology of programmable semiconductors is going to be important to systems being able to understand on t

thank you so much, michael kay. simulating the battlefield from sunny florida?ll show you the defense industry's most advanced training simulators. ♪ alix: geomet. i'm alix steel. -- welcome back. i'm alix steel. obtained it [indiscernible] ine agreed to a lifetime ban 1989 from baseball after investigation concluded he that on the to win during his time as manager. he denied the allegation before admitting in 2004 that he bet on natty to win while he managed the team. he is on the permanently suspended list and is ineligible for the hall of fame. is close toomaker the sponsorship deal with the national football league. bloomberg news is reporting that hyundai would replace general motors. the company was paying $25 million per year, not including advertising time bites. and the knockout round of the women's world cup is tonight. they have already had an upset in ther columbia tournament. the host country is still in it at canada beat switzerland 1-0. up next for the canadiens, a meeting with either norway or england on saturday in vancouver. that's a look at th

the sun there and the east kay, still low clouds 69 actually going through the rest of the day its up to 79 degrees. 68 degrees, but east bay 68 degrees as well. the warm spot will be 85 degrees in the trivalley north bay, also pretty warm later on. what's happening is a lot of that traffic is flowing smoothly. now we have a weak onshore flow so we'll get breezy feel a lot cooler and here we are by noon the winds at 10 to 15 miles an hour. won't be a very windy day, but just enough to make it feel chilly in some spots, especially along the coast. hour by hour we still see clouds in our area san francisco at 2:00 and then we get some hours of sunshine later this afternoon, as it makes it up into the low 60s and then later this evening, mostly clear skies and then the clouds start to move back in we'll be at 54 degrees early in the morning, so here's a look at what's happening on the broader scale. we have high pressure sitting just offshore. ist giving us the same weather we have seen throughout the weekend, no major changes as we continue on with our benign weather pattern, but the oc

kai, our oldest likes to play.ikes to play but doesn't have regard for conventional rules of spelling. >> jimmy: kai's name sounds like a scrabble word to start off. are your kids punks like these two kids behind the curtain here? >> you really want to crush them. >> jimmy: yes, i do. they have a lot of attitude. i will tell you something, it's not going to serve them well in the future. [ laughter ] your movie, by the way -- i know it is a heavy film. when you do a movie that's very heavy like this, and i'll ask you to explain what it is about -- do you have a rap party or a bloopers reel at the end of it? >> i don't remember a bloopers reel. we had a wrap party. a lot of times when you make a film like that it seems a difficult subject matter, we have a great time making the movie. we had fun. all got along. >> jimmy: always wonder about that. because some people have to stay in character. would that mean being morose all the time and do you come out of it the minute the film is finished? >> kind of. >> jimmy: yo

the scene was described as kay on chaotic. officials found 8 people dead inside the church. the attack comes after the fatal shooting of walter scott by a white police officer in northbound charleston. the pastor of the church where the shooting was is a state senator who responded the bill to get police agencies body cameras. reverend al sharpton is saying the pastor is among the dead. the fbi is on the scene investigating the murders as a hate crime. >> this is a tragedy no community should have to experience, it is senseless and unfathomable that somebody in today's society would walk into a church when people are having a prayer meeting and take their lives. >>> the entire community to pray for safety for our people, we we would hope this person who committed this heinous crime which is a hate crime is brought to justice we stand in sold -- solidarity. >> reporter: the sheriff a working to track him down. today at noon there will be a vigil outside the church. we'll tell you how a five-year-old boy survived the shooting inside the church. erin o'hern channel 6 "action ne

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so i would try and help him match. >> reporter: kay had seen her share of cross-dressers, but there wasis one. >> he wanted to be somebody else besides robert durst. >> reporter: which might explain another untold story of those years -- an odd and so far unexplained habit of frequenting eureka's seedy side. >> hanging out at a -- it was a homeless shelter/soup kitchen. >> reporter: wait a minute. he bought a house and he hangs out at a homeless shelter? >> he's hanging out at a homeless shelter. >> reporter: but, said charles bagli, he was also restless. >> he was in constant motion, whether it -- he was here, in texas, or in california, or in europe. >> reporter: or los angeles, where he'd look in on susan berman, who you'll remember spoke for him after kathy disappeared, and was now trying to make it as a hollywood screenwriter. >> she and bobby i always felt were very tight. >> reporter: this is susan berman's friend kim lankford. >> she was very protective of bobby. >> reporter: susan lived in a slightly rundown cottage in benedict canyon, and occasionally bob would stop by. but, l

so, that is going to make it and official heat wave if that all plays out but then we will get our kayay with less humidity and a nine out of ten and a thursday, a few storms come through. we have a series of storm systems kind of coming through and cooling us off by saturday and sunday, high temperatures, only in the mid 70's and well below that average of 85 for this time of the year. so a lot of ups and downs in that seven day forecast, bob kelly, what do you have to look at. >> a lot of sun glare and problem on new jersey's transit river line. here's the sun glare from the state line from wilmington heading northbound, slow, and sunny, as you work your way toward that commodore barry bridge. here's live look at 422 same deal slower than normal because of the sun glare from collegeville in toward king of prussia problems on new jersey transit's river line. we have word of a pedestrian struck by a train between robeling and the bordentown station. so right now river line suspended between those two points. sky fox is on the way to the scene. we will tell you what they will find once

we learned more from cnn's randy kay. >> reporter: another strong lead. this time in the village of katieville just a few miles from the prison where richard matt and david sweat escaped from. authorities now confident that tracking dogs picked up the scent of the two o fugitives and that an imprint from a shoe or boot may belong to the men. you can definitely feel the increased police o presence with more and more checkpoints like this one here where law enforcement is checking cars, looking in back seats and trunks. and also cars are being detoured off the main highway to smaller roads like this one. new york state police have shut down a large part of route 374, the main thoroughfare where clinton correctional facility is located. there is someone with a gun on nearly every corner. this all began late wednesday when residents received automated phone calls from homeland security in the middle of the night. warning them to turn on outside lights and lock their dors. doors. this latest search also turned up what appeared to be bedding made from grass or

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the victim was riding his bike on kai ewinga street shortly after 7:00 tonight when it happened. police suspect the driver had been drinking. doug shimell is live at the scene. doug you are learning more about the victim including his identity? >> reporter: neighbors say he was a teen who loved his bike. but he and his friends liked to ride on a notorious stretch of the street where residents say cars routinely run the stop signs. >> he was a good person. he don't deserve to die. >> >> reporter: his friends say 17-year-old adelso matos took off from huntington park on his bike. >> he said i'm going to meet up with the leader. go to the other side. >> reporter: police say he only made to it 7th and kai ewinga. >> the guy hit him. he flew over the windshield and he was laying on the floor. >> reporter: this witness heard the accident and ran into the street. >> he needed cpr. i tried to do the best i could, just couldn't keep up with him. >> reporter: detectives say adelso didn't your survive and they ended up arresting a 28-year-old male under suspicion of driving under the influe

. >> they have been so successful there that they are starting to branch out and work on the kay owe tee creek and the guadalupe creek as well. the work doesn't end there. working with the city and others in the future then just to maintain it. to keep homeless encampments down and they think the future looks great. >> pretty important. a little effort in the proper place. >> remember when you cleaned something and your mom said don't touch it. >> you get it now. >> we know. if you're driving down the road and you have got trash everywhere i'm with you. a live look from weather under ground and a dramatic switch here. clear skies throughout the south bay. 79 degrees right now. hotter temperatures develop throughout the east bay. 90 and sunny. a decent warm-up at the immediate coastline and 78 right now at the north bay. we are looking to start off with relatively benign weather patterns. and there is likely also the peninsula. the forecast would have a major shift. they have that area. keeps the storm activity. the second component to this is some very, very hot hair building in from

even moderate showers in kay may but these are short lived. by 2, 3:00 we see more sunshine moving in which will set us up for a sunny day as we head into tomorrow. i'll go all the details and what you can expect for the second half of your weekend coming up in my full forecast. >> former delaware attorney general beau biden will be laid to rest today, his funeral, three days of public mourning for the vice president's son in his hometown of wilmington. president obama will deliver a jewel eulogy. the clintons will also attend. the church seats less than 1,000 people so additional seat are being brought in to accommodate the mourners. beau was 46 years old. he fought for two years brain cancer. police are investigating the cause of a deadly accident on i-95. doctors pronounced the drivers dead at the hospital. in germantown a man was pronounced dead after he was shot nine times. the victim managed to walk 300 yards to a corner chinese restaurant, where he collapsed. he went to einstein medical center. police are now searching for the shooter.

soft drink adds, and the amount of sugar and how it contributes to diabetes obesity and tooth did he kay. there are warning -- decay and there are labels that are similar to cigarette ads. >> we need to take different approaches to reduce consumption. >> we have to do something about diet and nutrition, but regulating food choices is not the way to go about it. >> they banned it at city owned property and city money cannot to buy drinks with a lot of sugar. they're lacking to overturn that law. >>> and they're voting on where some of the soda tax money should go. they are approving to give soda tax funds to the school garden program. the berkeley elementary school school are learning to grow food. it's an excellent school with an excellent second grade teacher i know. supporters say it's what they wanted when they came up with the soda tax idea. >> we were able to provide them with more opportunities to learn about where their food comes from, the importance of good nutrition, the more frequency, the better habits we're able to build in. >> the money comes from measure d which adds a 1 c

possible, when clouds start to rotate you could get a tornado you may have a watch out later in the kaywe have one out last week. flash flooding possible if you get a strong storm. would i say anytime after 5:00 just start paying attention for possible storms. 65 degrees in the city right now. mount pocono 56. trenton 62. sixty-three at the shore. atlantic city. sixty-four in wildwood and 62 in wilmington. pretty comfortable morning with those southerly wind. these are the winds that make us a little more humid. over the next couple of hours it will get muggy out. 13 miles an hour wind. nice breeze in wildwood. rain stayed away for most of the weekend. we did have a little bit a saturday with that cold front when we got to 81 on yesterday and yesterday was love liz with 77. seven day forecast has 87 degrees today. 10 degrees warmer. more sticky before those thunderstorms hit. not all of us will see them but north ape west you have to watch out. and then morning is when we could see those thunderstorms tomorrow, and, wednesday it looks like a pretty nice day we will give you an eight may

one that we'll try to untangle starting with randi kay's reporting.t do you know about this plot? >> this is new information coming to us from a source with direct knowledge of this investigation. this source telling me that the two escapees richard

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reporting from washington, i am katty kay.resident obama authorizes more american troops to assist iraqi forces in anbar province. will it be enough to defeat the islamic state? authorities seized documents from fifa from the headquarters in europe as the corruption scandal widens. re-creating a land where the buffalo roam. conservationists are building an american serengeti, but not everyone loves their new neighbors. ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. president obama has ordered the deployment of up to 450 more u.s. troops to iraq pass anbar province to assist islamic forces in the fight against the islamic state amidst mounting pressure to stop militants at the request of the iraqi prime minister. jon sopel starts our coverage. jon: the unseen command center in the persian gulf is where the around-the-clock campaign against the islamic state is being ways. here they decide which targets to hit and watch in real time as the airstrikes are called in. >> i think there is progr

one that we'll try to untangle starting with randi kay's reporting. what do you know about this plot? >> this is new information coming to us from a source with direct knowledge of this investigation. this source telling me that the two escapees, richard we knew she was are a wear of it, though, anderson. also, this psalm source telling me tonight that joyce mitchell did have a sexual relationship. not just a friendship with richard. one of the escapees. he is the escapeee who is a very violent man. he killed and dismembered his neighbor. it's unclear, anderson, how long that sexual relationship is going on or how they were able to carry it out in the prison. all of this is coming from joyce mitchell herself ultimately. the flaw in all this is if she is incorrect whether this may be sort of their plan b as one of our guests in the last hour suggested that maybe there was another plan that these two had and that they just kind of gave her a lot of information that she might end up giving authorities. >> right. there's a lot of questions about were they

. >>> tara munsey's autopsy showed she was most likely killed at close range on the kay day she wentsing. >> this child was executed. i firmly believe she was shot in the chest. and while she was on the ground the rifle was held next to her head and three shots were fired. >> blood found under tara's fingernails showed she had fought her attacker. even though tara's rape kit came up negative, investigators found seminal fluid on her body. all of the biological evidence was sent for dna testing. the ballistic evidence provided a surprising clue. the murder weapon left an unusual combination of lands and grooves on the fatal bullets. only three types of .22 caliber rifles could have fired those shots. >> you're looking for a sears, a marlin, or revelation, by the way, marlin manufacturers for sears and revelation. so it is only one manufacturer doing all three. when you talk about hundreds of different firearms to narrow it down to three that is pretty unique and good information. >> tara's ripped shirt also provided a possible clue. using alternate light sources, forensic analysts fou

sustainable street division i have a drawing that depicts the intersection that is the intersection of kay ton my pen is pointing out towards the north we search warrant two things on the agenda to have a left-hand turn pocket and then the northbound direction we have the recommendation of the no left-hand turn restriction as you can see going in the northbound direction there's only one lane at that intersection when a car tries to make a left-hand turn it ties up traffic and it i think people have been honking their horns and causing a nuisance and 33 bus lion along this street may be one car trying to make a left-hand turn it causes a back up and twin peaks boulevard coming through an this by this clayton street it is a very busy street to handle traffic we've talked about alternatives early on trying to commodity the left-hand turn but we have concern about other impacts by doing so we have heard interest a number of residents on caramel street and been send e-mails and talking about this proposal in anticipations of our proposal today i apologize if i have not spoken to a particular g

more from nhk world's kay tam ka. >> reporter: the bullet train bound for oh is a ka made a stop west of tokyo due to a reported fire around 11:30 a.m. local time. both of the dead were found in the front car. witnesses said a man poured a flammable liquid from a plastic container onto himself and set fire with a lighter. about 800 passengers were on board. they were told to stay inside the car until the preliminary police investigation was over. with no electricity or air conditioning, it took more than two hours before the train began service. >> translator: soon after i heard that someone poured an oil-like liquid, i started moving back. everyone in the first car moved to the second or third car. i didn't see any fire. the smell was awful like some kind of gasoline. >> translator: i saw a child who looked covered in smoke. he escaped from the second car. he said that someone poured oil over his head and set himself on fire. using a lighter. >> reporter: police found a copy of a driver's license on the dead man showing the identity of a 71-year-old. they're trying to identify him. o

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. >>> po kay james, live at the u.n., thank you. >>> in south coro, a the world health organization hasrged the government to reopen schools, that have been closed, so far nine people have died, from it. the medical center the common cold is being taken more seriously than ever, a cough a 'or is proud here and kept away from patients in the main building and those expected of having murs are kept in isolation. >>> as we start this information, the atmosphere will become more cooperateed and this will be necessary and this week will ab major watershed moment. >>> now, they protect staff and other patients that are on display. >>> eight patients with murs being treat had in the hospital and, they have been brought here already with the disease so the risk of infection is very minimal. the government is saying other patients have been presents themselves and they're concerned about the spread from hospital to hospital. >>> the acting prime minister telling anyone who suspects they may have murs, to stay put and call authorities and others live normally. >>> please refrain from overexsage r

dealing with downed trees and downed wires causing problems as you try to commute. 926 is blocked near kay drive and -- caleb drive pike blocked from the storms earlier in the week. we have an accident in abington, huntington road at he edmund road. landis avenue is blocked between maine and spring road stick to chestnut. in camden county, lots of issues with downed wires and downed trees pebble lane near orchard pearl crossroad, 73 near atrium way, crop well road is just to name a few. >> a violent video shows a group of teens beating a high school student that went viral when the police and the public stepped in refusing to let this slide. katherine scott is live outside mlk high school in germantown, good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam that's right somebody brought the video to the school's attention, the school worked with police to identify the five people involved. the attack happened about 3 blocks away from hear, the victim suffered concussion and needed stitches and had major dental injuries. video of the attack on the 17-year-old martin luther king was posted a

i'm katty kay. nine people are gunned down at an african-american church in south carolina. the suspect, 21-year-old dylann roof is caught and in custody. president obama calls the shooting senseless and ask burress's dismay at yet another instance of gun violence in america. president obama: at some point we as a country have two recognize that this does not happen in other countries. katty: pope francis lames global warming on mankind and urges world leaders to respond. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the world. after an all-night manhunt, the suspect in the shooting death of nine people inside a church in south carolina has been arrested. despite the capture of dylann roof charleston remains a city in morning. it is from there that our north american editor joins us. reporter: thank you very much. this is an inquiry that seems to be moving at lightning speed. the suspect is in custody. the victims killed last night have been identified and forensic inquiries are at an advanced stage. but it is the central question, why on earth would some

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. a former fee the member admits to taking bribes in deciding world cups. the latest tom shell in this corruption scandal -- the latest bombshell in this corruption scandal. an athlete who trained with alberto salazar speaks out for the first time. >> he is a win at all costs person. it is hurting the sport. if this board can be saved, it cannot keep going on the way -- if the sport can be saved, it cannot keep going on the way it is. katty: salazar and galen rupp deny any wrongdoing. what will be vertical accelerator tell us about the mysteries of the universe -- the particle accelerator tell us about the mysteries of the universe? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. fifa's top official, chuck blazer, has admitted to taking bribes and hosting two world cups including south africa in 2010. his admission was made in 20 13 but the court papers were released today. nick bryant has the latest from new york. nick: they are looking into how fifa awarde

katty: reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. greek customers swarmed to banks that were closed. global stock markets tumbled amidst the uncertainty. dramatic new footage of the attack on a resort in tunisia which left 38 dead. new arrests have been made in connection with the assault. and the suits of seville have a special place in hollywood. an exhibition celebrates the fine fashion exported to america. -- the suits of saville row have a special place in hollywood. welcome to our viewers around the globe. in greece today, residents woke to closed banks and endless lines at atm's as the economic crisis deepens further. with a greek referendum called for sunday, u.s. stocks had their worst day of the year because of the uncertainty. europe editor kathy adler has more. >> greeks are often associated with passion and emotion, and feelings are running high on streets here now. greece is perilously close to falling into an economic abyss utterly isolated in the eurozone. >> i want a better future for my children because i don't want them to be slaves in their own country. anchor: --

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katty: this is "bbc world news america," reporting from washington, i am katty kay. carnage on a beach. gunmen in tunisia attack a popular tourist resort killing people from countries around the world. in france, man is found decapitated after an attack on a gas plant. the french president calls it a terrorist attack. president obama leads mourners in charleston, south carolina, turning a eulogy into a wide-ranging address on race in america. and the celebrations at the u.s. supreme court as a gay made legal across the united states -- gay marriage is made legal across the united states. welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and also around the globe. today three major attacks have been carried out in tunisia, kuwait, and france, claiming the lives of more than 60 people. it appears they have all been carried out by islamic extremists, but the u.s. state department says there is no evidence of tactical coordination. the highest death toll was in the tunisian seaside resort, or at least 39 people were killed near two tourist hotels. there are dis