ibrahim needs a job.weeks a generous donor finds an apartment for them and puts it under the twins' name. he also gives ibrahim a job. life for the twins is a constant series of visits to the hospital for testing. they're now under the care of dr. mamdouh, who accompanied them to dallas and has been with them the entire time. >> i'm worried a lot about their bone growth and bone healing because the cranium, the brain tissue is a very weak tissue and even the slightest murmur might cause an injury. >> in some ways the boys' development is about two years behind children their own age, and the surgery did leave signs of disability. >> push. good. >> mohamed does not have full use of his right hand. ahmed is unable to walk on his own. >> good boy. >> three times a week dr. samy nasseh volunteers his services, gives the twins physical therapy. >> good boy, ahmed. >> he believes ahmed will walk on his own but it will take a long time. >> and stand up. he needs the assistance of two for him to stand up and walk

inwar ibrahim from kuala lumpur. thanks very much for joining us. just give me your reaction to the verdict of the court. how surprised were you? >> well, it took everyone by surprise knowing the judicial system in the country, but we were extremely pleased with the decision, and we have to move on with the reform agenda for reform, for democracy in malaysia. >> do you believe the prosecuting authorities might appeal this? is this the end of the court case or not? >> well, possibly they will do that. but the decision by the dodge is quite clear. it's a rejection of any -- both looking at the effects and the law. so i think it's very difficult case for them to pursue, although now there are demands by some of the ruling party demanding for a review or appeal. >> do you believe this was totally politically motivated? why do you think they have repeatedly brought these charges against you? >> it's politically expedient for them to do so, because they are dueling dealing with the rule, but knowing what we did was to go around the country, talking about

. >> reporter: samira ibrahim's memories of tahrir square are not just of the revolution. during a military raid there last march which was captured on cell phone, she and 16 women were dragged away by security forces. from your hair? "they insulted us and beat us," she said, "then shocked us with electric prods." were you with your friends? her story of what followed has rocked egypt. "they ordered us to undress completely and split us into two groups" she told us. ibrahim says she was forced to lie on a table and undergo a virginity test-- in full view of a group of soldiers, some of whom, she said, filmed the assault. how did you feel in that moment? did you feel helpless? she told us the military called her a prostitute and said the test is meant to humiliate women and scare them away from protesting. 19 female protesters have reported being subjected to virginity tests since the military regime took over from ousted leader hosni mubarak last february. this video shows a young woman being beaten and stripped by soldiers. she's known only as "the woman with the blue bra

kadir buscÓ el apoyo de sheij ibrahim, un lider shiita en trinidad.mara una dinÁmica letal el fbi y el departamento de justicia recibieron arrestarlos. una corte de nueva york sentenciÓ a kadir y defreitas a pasar el resto de sus vidas en la cÁrcel. a ibrahim lo declarÓ culpable y lo sentenciarÁ en enero de 2012. >> rabbani hoy tiene seguidores en 15 ciudades de ocho paÍses en amÉrica latina incluso, en remotas poblaciones como buenaventura, un agitado puerto de la costa pacÍfica colombiana donde uno de sus discÍpulos, munir valencia, asegura que el clÉrigo iranÍ no promueve la violencia, ni una interpretaciÓn radical del islam. >> no, jamÁs. yo conocÍ, yo viví con el sheij rabbani, en la casa, Él vivÍa en el segundo piso y yo en el primero. el nos enseÑÓ, Él casi de esa forma. la pasividad, el que conoce a rabbani, se rie. antes al contrario, le dieron fue mÁs trabajo para que le den en irÁn. entonces cuando la gente lo ve, se rÍen allÁ. "es que usted es el de la amia, es que usted es que hizo" se rÍen. unos se ponen a reir entro nosotros. "vea pues,

. >> malaysian prosecutors say they filed an appeal friday against the acquittal of anwar ibrahim on charges of sodomy. anwar was found not guilty earlier this month after a long trial that had threatened to derail his political career. malasia faces elections expected to take place within months in which anwar will challenge the ruling coalition of the prime minister. the opposition seems to have good momentum ahead of the poll amid frustration within the business community about policies that favor ethnic malaise. the appeal process in malasia takes a long time. observers say it's unlike toy to prevent anwar from taking part in the elections. thai prime minister has announced new flood control measures she hopes will repair the nation's tarnished image as a regional, industrial hub. but some observers are already expressing doubts. >> at a news conference attended by both local and international media, the prime minister outlined plans to control future floods along the river, the main source of last year's disaster. the measures include planting trees along the upper stretches of

malaysian prosecutors say they filed an appeal friday against the acquittal of opposition leader ibrahim on charges of sodomy. an war was found not guilty this month after a trial that had threatened to derail his political career. malaysian faces elections expected to take place in months in which anwar will challenge the ruling coalition. the opposition seems to have good momentum ahead of the poll amid frustration within the business community about policies that favor ethnic malaise. the appeal process in malasia takes a long time. observe eshs say it's unlikely to be prevent anwar from taking part in the elections. thai prime minister has announced new flood control measures. she hopes will repair the nation's tarnished image as a regional, industrial hub. some observers are already expressing doubts. >> at a news conference attend by media the prime minister outlined plans to control future floods along the river, the main source of last year's disaster. the measures include planting trees along the upper stretches of the river to improve water retention in the soil. in bangkok, an

. >>> the acquittal of malaysian opposition leader ibrahim on monday has raised the political stakes ahead of elections expected to take place this year. anwar's victory gives his supporters a critical morale boost as their attempt to topple the administration of the prime minister. the vote will take place asthma lay sha tries to tackle a series of new challenges including the growing regional presence of the united states and china. we have a report from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: anwar was once a star in the ruling party who served as deputy to the former prime minister. but he was dismissed after falling out over economic policy and he became leader of the opposition. since then, anwar has twice faced trial and charges including sodomy. charges that he ae news conference announced as politically motivated. the first time he was found guilty and went to jail for six years before his conviction was overturned. the most recent verdict handed down on monday was not guilty. the court said evidence needed by prosecutors was unreliable. after full roog, anwar addressed thousands of supp

now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim was greeted by hundreds of supporters after being found guilty of sodomy following a to hear a trial it for him faced a possible twenty year jail sentence after being accused of having sex with a former male a politician maintained his innocence and seven charges were politically motivated the verdict is expected to have major consequences on elections expected later this year. following a wave of deadly attacks and i derian president has said there may be sympathizers of terrorists. within his government over the way to. and sectarian violence targeting christians killed dozens and forced hundreds from their homes a state of emergency has been declared in several regions at least fifty people have been killed in the last few days by boko haram who have warned christians to flee the muslim dominated north. and i've addressed to his supporters from london pakistan's former president pervez musharraf's has said he will return to pakistan to run in the forthcoming elections he faces arre

now sick with some other stories from around the world malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim was greeted by hundreds of supporters after being found guilty of sodomy following a two year trial over him faced a possible twenty year jail sentence after being accused of having sex with a foreign male a politician maintained his innocence and said the charges were politically motivated the verdict is expected to major consequences on elections expected later this year. following a wave of deadly attacks the nigerian president has said there are may be sympathizers of terrorist sect. within his government. over the weekend sectarian violence targeting christians killed dozens and forced hundreds from their homes a state of emergency has been declared in several regions at least fifty people have been killed in the last few days by boko haram have warned christians to flee the muslim dominated north. the u.s. is prepared to use force against iran if it blocks the key oil route in the persian gulf according to pentagon chief leon panetta so iran has been threatening to close the strait

for you now from around the globe this hour i will start with a malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim being created by hundreds of supporters after being found not guilty of sodomy following. two year trial he put a human face to a possible twenty year jail sentence after being accused of having sex with a former male aide the politician maintained his innocence and said the charges were politically motivated the verdict is expected to have major consequences on elections expected later this year. nigerians angered by corruption and high petrol prices have started a nationwide strike millions are expected to stay away from work leaving africa's largest oil exporter paralyzed fuel prices have doubled since january the first when that was when the government ended subsidies which the president described as unsustainable the country is also dealing with the aftermath of weeks of sectarian violence which is left over fifty dead in the last few days. the u.s. is prepared to use force against iran if it blocks a key oil route in the persian gulf this according to pentagon chief leon panetta

malaysia's high court has found opposition leader anwar ibrahim not guilty of sodomy charges after a two year long trial facing accusations of having sex with a former male aide in june of two thousand and eight this year on more always has denied the charges and claimed the case was politically motivated this verdict comes ahead of elections whitely expected later this year. now in order to help an enterprise grow you need the right facilities and the right man well chris thinks that it is him he shares his experience of adapting to the russian way of life and to doing business and explains his part in raising a modern moscow skyline. we have a vision which is we want to bring global business to the russian marketplace so we're extremely motivated by this and what that means is you know taking away the grand ideas you know we want to help global business to be more effective in achieving their business objectives in russia and we do that by providing them with financial capital in the form of real estate so we build factories distribution centers and production plants for global bus

then it was recorded by a popular syrian singer, ibrahim qashoush.t became the people's anthem. ( singer and crowd singing in arabic ) >> it's kind of a popular song. the lyrics was carefully chosen, and sometimes funny, sometimes humor, sometimes very deep. and it was soon all overhe country. ( singer and crowd singing ) >> narrator: but in july, the singer was silenced. >> eventually, they got hold of him. and they tortured him brutally to a limit that they took off his... his throat. and they ditched him in the river. when he was discovered, his throat was obviously cut out, just to send a message that whoever dares to chant against bashar al-assad wi face a similar destiny. >> narrator: the regime also organized mass rallies of its own. in damascus and aleppo, government workers were called to the streets. ( chanting in arabic ) >> there is a very strong well of support for the regime in those cities. and this is vital for the regime, because the last thing they want to see is a situation that occurred in... in egypt, in tahrir square in... in th

. >>> the nation court has found opposition leader an war ibrahim not guilty. his political career han been plagued by accusations of sodomy and corruption. an war served six years in prison on sodomy charges beginning in 1998. that was until malaysia's highest court overturned the conviction. they say it also proves malaysia has an independent justice system. >>> now in new zealand they're bracing for another oil spill after the breakup of a stranded cargo ship. coming up after the break, what authorities are trying to do to prevent another environmental disaster. only from visine®. just one drop instantly soothes and revives tired, overworked eyes. and comforts them for up to ten hours. visine® tired eye relief. try now and save $3. d you need a little help with your mortgage, want to avoid foreclosure. candy? um-- well, you know, you're in luck. we're experts in this sort of thing, mortgage rigamarole, whatnot. why don't we get a contract? who wants a contract? [honks horn] [circus music plays] here you go, pete. thanks, betty.

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ibrahim hassan as- asiri, al queda's top bomb make >> the protests.cers hurt. one protester was also injured. hundreds were arrested. the rocks and bottles were exchanged and the police returned with tear gas. what the protesters will do. >> all looking at the wall street, it is up 100 points. we are getting word that there is a close a deal between the greas-the country agrees is goio agree to take a 70% loss on the bonds they issued. talks resume in brussels, belgium. >> if you are looking for movies? the grey is number 1 and the numb hearter 2 was underworld. and the 18th annual sag, alec baldwin and betty white and modern family and 'the aritst' best actor' and the help. that is it, we hope the you could join us tomorrow at 4:00 a.m.