at at that beingers' father and roommates have been detained and are being questioned.isian government says it will arm its tourism police and move additional reinforcements to boost security. interior ministers from britain france are expectedded to visit the scene of the tack. 38 were wide mostly british nationals. the relatives of the gunmen say they don't understand how he could have turned ed in to a killer. >> translator: i would never have guessed he would commit such an atrocity. we did not notice anything. we did not feel he would do anything. >> the day before at attack he was normal he came here to work, went to pray, and he sat with the guys in the cafe. >>> the second of two murderers who had escaped from a u.s. high security prison is now in custody after being shot by police near the canadian border. david sweat was transport to hospital for treatment. he was cornered in the same area as the other prisoner who had escaped with him. richard matt was shot and killed by police on friday. the men escaped from the prison in new york state on the sixth of june.

thing called cyber ransom ware that's where you inadvertently give access to your machine to a huh beingerour data and then blackmail you saying pay up or we'll delete everything. evening worse they may take sensitive, embarrassing stuff and share it with the outside world. >> it's been increasing again and especially not only action tag civilians but also businesses infrastructure. and that's a real threat to the industry also. it's probably more profitable to do this once and get a million instead of trying attack 1,000 people and get 10 or 100 euros. >> reporter: another concern is the inter in the of things. from kettles to toothbrush to light dull bees our homes are getting more and more plugged in. and more and more hackable. in a future where even our cars will one day be online it is a worrying time for the experts. they have a long and unpredictable road ahead. phil lavelle. al jazerra london. >>> for updates on news throughout the day you can always visit our website it is easy to find, aljazerra.com. aljazerra.com. police use deadly force on the job . violent crime including mur

beingere charged with among a terrorist group and charge with erring falsified footage to damage nationalere given 10 years each before the highest courts ordered a retrial. afterexecutives in france rival taxidriver staged a protest. that it is acting illegally in france arguing that courts have consistently refused to block its business. they mustollande says be dismantled and declared illegal in france. donald trump has been dropped by nbc after he derided mexican immigrants as racist and drug dealers as he launched his white house campaign. networks as they will not air the miss usa and miss universe pageants. they join univision and canceling the broadcasts. trump has threatened legal action. getting back to what is happening, greece is dominating markets across the world. handing the s&p 500 the worst day it has had this year. there is this from new york. for the u.s. markets it was an ugly close. wiping out all gains for 2015 so far. as treasuries really took off, the yen and gold also higher as investors focus on safe haven or safe asset plays. banks are leading the way lower amon

. >> reporter: this morning, shane that human beingers found guilty of murdering her boyfriend, 29-year-old. will she spend the rest of her life in prison? >> am i crazy? >> i don't think you're crazy. >> reporter: hubers seen in this pi czar video. talking for 2 1/2 hours. even laughing. admitting she killed poston in october 2012. shooting him six times with his own gun. calling 911 with an explanation. >> ma'am, i killed him in self-defense. >> reporter: but the jury didn't buy it. finding her guilty. poston's emotional sister speaking in court. >> for us it with us -- your big brother is never going to be there. he's not going to be there. >> you picked up the gun off of the table. >> reporter: now this prosecute sir fighting to make sure she spends the rest of her life behind bars. was there behavior during the trial that sort of made you think, hmm, she shouldn't be acting that way? >> there was no sign of empathy. it was all about her. she didn't want to watch him die. that was hard to hear. >> how do you go on from here? >> one day at a time. >> one day at a time. one minute at a ti

she was beinger carried out of the hospital. that's the last time. we got this onner saturday. announcing they would post a special photo of prince george and princess charlotte for the first time together forever. they also sent this out. some of the congratulations mail they got. this is the first one. we are delighted to share the first photo of prince george with charlotte. they shared three more. either gorgeous. so cute. the pictures were taken -- the photographer none other than the duchess of cambridge herself. prince george clearly comfortable playing big brother here cradling and kissing his sister baby charlotte. probably get more photos when charlotte is christened on you will july 5. cute stuff. coming up why companies are using blind auditions to hire top talent. and see what happens after this young man wakes up after surgery. we've got it coming up. >> i have a cast! >> by the way, working the knee socks and shorts that you wear so well carson. >> right. i thought i was the only one that could pull it off. >> i love his hair. >> he's adorable. they are the cutes

. >> she may have felt she had some advantage in her activism by beinger portrayed as a black woman.eporter: the latest revelation about dolezal's past, a 2002 claim that she was discriminated against at historically black howard university partly because she was not african-american. the lawsuit eventually dispissed. the university has no comment. dolezal's legacy as a civil rights leader at risk. >> all it i took was one night to destroy everything that she claimed to have built with a lie. >> reporter: others caution against a rush to judgment. >> race is more complex than pigment and inheritance. >> reporter: though dolezal won't lead this naacp chapter anymore she said she won't disappear writing in her resignation, i will never stop fighting for human rights. rachel dolezal, good morning. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you have had a busy week. all the headline s. top trending item on twitter. you resigned your post at the naacp and started a discussion on race and what it means in this country. did this come as a surprise to you or did you always expect the lid would