no doubt in our mind that it was miriam helmick. >> miriam was confronted with the surveillance image. >> she did admit to placing the card at her house. her explanation was to get law enforcement to refocus on the investigation and be more active. >> now, suspicious investigators searched miriam and alan's computer hard drives for possible clues. >> they had two distinct computers side by side. alan used one. miriam used one. >> people tend to be very intimate with their computers. they will ask it questions through google that they would not ask another human being. >> and investigators soon learned that miriam had been searching the internet for all sorts of interesting information, especially about the prescription drugs alan had been taking. >> i recovered approximately 180 online medical searches for things such as viagra overdose. ambien overdose, lisinopril overdose, a combination of those three drugs mixed together, pain killing overdoses. >> i think she was looking at various ways to kill alan. >> investigators also learned miriam would benefit handsomely as a result of alan

. >> miriam lleva nueve aÑos indocumentada viviendo en ee.uu.. >> el niÑo mÁs pequeÑo me dice mami yo no me acuerdo no me la conozco venÍa bien contento. >> miriam dio a su hijo cuando no habÍa cumplido los 4 aÑos ahora tiene 12 aÑos. >> se tardaron 10 dÍas de llegar a honduras donde estÁ la frontera de reynosa. >> cuando nos Íbamos miriam recibiÓ una llamada de su hija mayor a quien separaron de sus hermanitos e iban a deportar esta misma noche. >> me dijo el seÑor que me habÍan metido a la lista para pedir asilo. >> de veras? >> sÍ. quÉ gran noticia, mi hija. >> minutos mÁs tarde es miriam recibiÓ otra llamada sus dos hijos menores estÁn en un albergue el niÑo estÁ enfermo. >> pastillas para mareos. >> habÍamos niÑos ahí? >> estaban llenito. >> dÓnde dormÍan? >> en el suelo. >> se tapaban? >> no. >> por quÉ no habÍa cobijas? >> no. >> manzanas al dÍa y un sandwich. >> miriam sonrÍe manteniendo la fe en que volverÁ a ver a sus tres hijos. mÁs de cuenta y 6000 niÑos han pasado la frontera con mÉxico la mayorÍa de paÍses centroamericanos donde re

miriam was convicted according to the apostasy and other things. that describes her crime, and it should be determined by the judge. no one can do it for her. what we are looking for we have fighting to release mir ym. she did not -- miriam. she has not committed any crime. she has not committed a crime. she is christian, and did not - apostasy is a crime. as far as we know, miriam is in the prison, and they have been in the prison today and we went to the court of admip to see whether -- admin to see whether there's a decision made, and found that our record - they still the court record is for other people. >> this is a case that made global headlines. are there many apostasy cases in sudan that we don't know of? >> if the look at the history of sudan in 1985, there was execution of that, in the court there is another case of apostasy. the issue should be clear by the government. they should make a decision that this is apostasy is not in line with international agreement. it's not in line with the constitution of sudan. there is cases before the

her name, miriam taveras.ked out her window and saw it all, eric and the others, smack in the middle of the cab driver robbery that ended in murder. is it possible that miriam saw you commit a crime? >> no. >> not any crime? >> i wasn't there. >> bad blood between you and miriam? >> yes, bad blood. >> eric says he had a brief sexual relationship with miriam that didn't end well. >> you have a fling with a girl, then you just cut it off abruptly, she may feel slighted. >> slighted enough to make you a murder suspect? >> i guess so. >> whatever her motivation, the question is how reliable was she as a witness? all these years later, eric finally had someone to take another look at miriam's story, attorney peter cross. >> there's no doubt that this woman was lying. i went out to the crime scene and she could not possibly have seen what she said occurred. >> so what could miriam taveras see? here is the problem with her story. from the police video, we know this is where the cab came to rest. we know the shooting

i rise today to discuss the plight of miriam. miriam is a young wife and a young mother. mother has two children. she has a son martin who is 20 months old. she has a newborn baby girl maya who was just recently born. now, the birth of a little girl should be a cause for celebration, but i'm sorry to tell you, madam president, that miriam gave birth to maya while in leg irons in a prison in sudan. miriam is married to a u.s. citizen, daniel. her two children are american citizens. why was miriam in leg irons in a prison cell in sudan? she was there because the government of sudan has sentenced her to receive 100 lashes and to hang by the neck until dead for the crime of being a christian. that is miriam's only crime in sudan, and for that crime she was sentenced to be tortured and executed. miriam was told by the government of sudan that if she would merely renounce jesus christ, she would be spared that horrible sentence, but miriam told her captors that she would not and could not renounce christ. all of us value the religious liberty that is protected here in america,

an example of miriam ibrahim. miriam is someone who every elected official, every american should be speaking out. miriam ibrahim is a young woman, a wife, mother, she is in prison in sudan, for the crime of being a christian. miriam has a 20-month-old son, his name is martin. and she has a newborn baby daughter mia. miriam gave birth to baby maya just a few weeks ago, in a sudanese prison while in leg irons. miriam and martin and mia are in that prison right now today, and the government of sudan has sentenced miriam to 100 lashes and then hanged by the neck until death for the simple crime of being a christian. for all of us our faith is an incredible part of who we are, and yet few of us in this room have had faith tested. miriam has been told you will be spared this horrific sentence if only you will renounce christ. and miriam has told her captors i cannot and i will not renounce christ. every one of us needs to be lifting miriam ibrahim up in prayer. but every bit as important ly w need leadership. the presi

now, miriam gave birth this week whilst in captivity. her case caused an international outcry. >>> we have been speaking to al-sharif mohammed, miriam's lawyer, from carr tomb. he said this about the government's statement. >> this is a statement, it's a political statement. even is not vepding on the judiciary of sudan. it's the body that has to determine miriam's situation. miriam was convicted according to the apostasy and others. this is crime, it should be determined. what we are looking for is - we have fighting to release because we believe that miriam did not commit a crime, whether it is adultery. she did not commit apostasy. she did not - apostasy is not crime. as far as we know, she is still in the prison, and they have been in the prison today and we went to the court to see whether there's any decision made. we have found that even our record - they still in the court. the court record was not. so what he said is that it's in the statement. >>> now, italy's navy rescued more than 3,500 migrants from votes in the mediterranea

we requested them to release miriam, but they have refused. they have said that they need more time. they need 24 hours. that's is absolutely not acceptable. >> the russian senate voted to revoke vladimir putin's right to order military intervention in ukraine. it was at vladimir putin's request. it's an act of goodwill to further peace efforts in ukraine. ukraine's government agreed to a limited ceasefire, due to expire on friday. ukraine's president threatened to end the ceasefire after a military helicopter was shot down, killing nine. >> britain and the u.s. threaten new sanctions over russia, continuing conflict. the warning was issued.

senator, a counter part to you is pushing to grant miriam u.s. citizenship. can we do that? >> it's something that will help. i'm working with senators to do the exact same thing. i commend tom cotton. you know, our country was founded by people fleeing religious oppression and we sometimes forget how lucky we are. she's in a prison with her toddler son and newborn baby girl and she's sentenced to die for being a christian. the sentence is that she will be whipped 100 times and then hung by the neck 'til dead unless she renounces christ and miriam abraham said i will not renounce christ and she is married to an american from new hampshire. i have to say, megyn, as you look at this outrage, this atrocity, one of the first questions is where is the president? where is the president of the united states? why is president obama not standing up on the world stage and saying free miriam, you are not going to execute this woman for her religious faith, for her christian faith. you're not going to whip her to death and take her away from her baby whose u.s. citizens,

five days after we filmed his wife 43-year-old miriam died from her burns. she died without the shelter or dignity that these widows today are clinging to so they can try and rebuild their families. nick schifrin, al jazeera, tripoli. >> we'll have a deeper look at syria featuring in-depth analyst that you won't find anywhere else. that's 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on al jazeera america. >>> rio day jannero's where 5,000 police officers will patrol those streets. >>> the president of mexico had a private audience with pope francis today. the pope met the president at the vatican. after exchanging gifts and posing for photographers the two met behind closed doors. the vatican said that the discussion focused on ways to alleviate poverty and violence in mexico. >>> thanks to the city's high speed internet, many are lured to the chattanooga valley. >> reporter: with the background of the appalachian mountains and rail system, now an ultra high speed internet system. >> it's fiv faster than the national average. >> it transfers data at 1 gigabyte per second. t

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miriam's family disowned her. these women live in southern turkey and decided to take her silence since there was nothing nor lose. >> translation: they took everything and did it in front of my son. now they suffer psychological problems. >> that boy was locked up in prison with his mother, since the release he barely speaks. he was too young to understand what he saw, but he watched his mother being raped. >> translation: the prison guard was in the room. my son was on the lap. he pushed him away. my son was two years old. a two-year-old will know how to look away and face the wall. >> reporter: this woman is angry because of the way people have reacted. >> i was a virgin in prison. i as 18 years old. a university student. my father left my mother because he was ashamed at me and people looked at me with disgut. >> these women want more victims to break their sellens and come forward and while they wait for justice they hope for compassion from an unforgiving society. >>> the u.n. security council is due to be g

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i'm miriam amazi. three bodies found in the occupied west bank are those of settlers that went missing earlier in the month. islamic state of iraq and the levant has been condemned by rival groups and the iraqi government. >>> the russian and ukrainian presidents have agreed to work on extending the cease fire in the eastern ukraine. >>> doc nick cane has more. >>> a convoy of free syrian army rebels makes its way. this strategically important town has been fought over by rival groups. this area has been claimed by islamic state of iraq and the levant. its decision to rename itself as the islamic state, prompted the president to issue a statement. saying, the key to subdue, to fry syrian fighters currently waging war against this terrorist force. although some groups have called this terrorist, are. >> they are a group of experienced fighters. they've had this experience from iraq. additionally, they are a group that are fiercely committed to their goals and ideologies. it does appear they are very hea

the wallach family, in memory of miriam and ira d. wallach.lip milstein family, bernard and irene schwartz. the city foundation. rosalind p. walter. corporate funding provided by -- mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by -- the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> all these people come from different walks of life but they have one thing in common. >> i was home just, it was just an ordinary day and he said no let's go sit on the couch there's something i needed to talk to you about. so he just, he just came out with it. there was no preparation for it. >> you begin thinking all of again of the dreams you've dreamed for your child and this was not one of your dreams. this was not in the plan of life you had hoped for your child. >> i always sort of considered myself liberal

the wallach family, in memory of miriam and ira d. wallach. the cheryl and philip milstein family.ernard and irene schwartz. rosalind p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual, and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us, the pentagon today confirmed a u.s. aircraft carrier is being sent to the persian gulf, this just a day after president obama said he was reviewing military options in response to a rapid 200 mile advance in iraq by islamic militants. during the past several days. the mill assistants, isis, have overrun iraqi government forces and captured military equipment during their offensive. today, iraq military officials said that the offensive by sunni muslim jihadists had slowed and that they are taking some of the territory back with

hail, the wallach family, in memory of miriam and ira d.allach, the cheryl and philip milstein family, bernard and irene schwartz, rosalind p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual, and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. the only american prisoner being held in afghanistan was released earlier today in exchange for five prisoners held in cuba. 28-year-old bowe bergdahl was captured in 2009, he was turned over to u.s. special forces near the pakistani border. bergdahl is in u.s. military custody in afghanistan and reportedly in good condition. in a statement, president obama called his release a reminder of america's unwavering commitment to leave no man behind. joining us now adam entis. what do we

they have to determine miriam's situation. >> reporter: there's a long history of christianity.minority rights are restricted. many say that miriam's case highlights how the government should do nor protect others. >>> a bombing in a bar in nigeria killed 14. a large group was wapping a soccer -- watching a soccer match. no one claimed responsibility for the attack. the islamist group michelle bachmann carried out several attacks in the region. >>> tourism and kenya has been discouraged. governments are advising against travelling there do you to attacks blamed on al-shabab fighters. >> reporter: the white sandy beaches of some of kenya's prestigeous heelts are empty. tourists are getting rare. a series of attacks prompted countries, like the u.s., u.k. and australia to warn the citizens against travel to parts of kenya, against sections of the coast. >> this man owns a beach resort. when advisories from issu were issued. >> our occupancy at this time was 157, for low season not bad. after the tourists were evacuated on saturday, we had 20 tour ests left. >> tourism is the secon

as far as we know, miriam is still in the prison. they have been in the prison today and we went also to the court of appeals to see whether there is any decision made by the court of appeal but we have found that even our court record the court record was not brought to the appeals court. so what she said is a political statement. >> a frenchman has been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting at a jewish museum brucels. three died and one was injured when a lone gunman opened fire outside the newsim over a week ago. french investigators are questioning a 29-year-old man. it's alleged the manual has ties to fighter groups in syria and is known to french intelligence. >>> et leader of the separate test fighting group in ukraine's east says six of his men have been killed as they tried to collect the bodies of their fallen comrades. the eastern border with russia is at the center of their fight against government forces. cossack commanders have taken control of border towns as david shaffer reports. >> reporter: driving east tow

tell anyone anything but we had an amazing group even if people leads lift ev'ry voice and sing by miriamith an incredibly talented team of people so if someone asked me what quasi governmental intermits that have amazing talented and highly engaged and prospective modern be prospective folks i wouldn't have immediately thought of the post office by those folks have been trembles most people are proud and the design was by the post office folks we were honored to have the post office general in d.c. and equally happy to have rose marie he recorded to the chief of human resources in her roll she's responsible for the united states post office talent and training and development and diversity and personnel services and

tell anyone anything but we had an amazing group even if people leads lift ev'ry voice and sing by miriam working with an incredibly talented team of people so if someone asked me what quasi governmental intermits that have amazing talented and highly engaged and prospective modern be prospective folks i wouldn't have immediately thought of the post office by those folks have been trembles most people are proud and the design was by the post office folks we were honored to have the post office general in d.c. and equally happy to have rose marie he recorded to the chief of human resources in her roll she's responsible for the united states post office talent and training and development and diversity and personnel services and medical everything h.r. we have folks in training to get jobs so for you guys from the treasure island center the woman i'm about to introduce is who you want to know please join me in welcoming someone i've only spent a few moments with please welcome rose marie (clapping.) thank you stewart and ann and mayor ed lee thank you and the post office is proud to pay tri

her mother miriam had mixed feelings. >> how did she feel that her baby was having a baby? >> delighted with being a grandmother but not delighted with the circumstances. >> wendy had had the big church wedding for her first marriage. this time they got married at the city hall. >> you may kiss the bride. >> congratulations. >> the next day, wendy and michelle set out for a brief weekend honeymoon. a drive down the florida keys to key west where the road ran out. sunset drinks, dinner at a hotel room. three days aft wedding, they were back in miami beach sunday evening. wendy called her mother to say they were going to a movie and then dancing later at a club. her mother urged her pregnant daughter not to drink. then, in the middle of the night, the wee hours of monday morning, wendy's mother got an unexpected call from her newson in law, michelle, saying they'd had an argument. wendy had stormed off saying she was going to her mother's house. since then, the bride groom said he'd repeatedly called wendy without success. right around then in a bleak warehouse district miles

many stay miriam's case highlights how the deposit should do more to protect others. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl is coming home. he was freed in exchange for five senior taliban leaders, held at guantanamo bay. next we talk to an attorney who represents one of them. later, the next generation of spacecraft. a look at the dragons 2 capsule and its role in the future of space travel. sh >> misbehaving children locked up doing time while they should be in school. >> they have to prepare for jail >> throwing away our future >> we're using the same failed policies in districts throughout the country >> are we failing our kids? fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're locking the doors... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... >> truth seeking... award winning investigative documentary series fault lines the school to prison pipeline only on al jazeera america >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. let's get you caught up on the top stories. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is at you u.s. army hospital in sworn germany undergoing medical treatment. the 28-year-o

she is the mother of two americans as well. >>> new calls to the white house to act as activist say miriammay be closer to death than we knew. tony perkins joins us now. tony, thank you for being here. the reason for that is she's been sentenced to die by hanging but also sentenced to 100 lashes for not wearing the traditional dress that the sudanese felt she should wear. and that could happen sooner rather than later. >> yes. you're right, megan. the clock is ticking. she's been there for six months. she now has a little boy who is not quite 2 years old. may not make it to 2 years old if he's not released. that prison according to the u.n., one infant a day dies in that prison there in khartoum. the little girl is not quite a month old. and, yes, there is uncertainty as to when the lashings may take place. 100 lashes. that in itself could be deadly. but i will tell you, megan, while the administration has yet to find its voice on this members of congress have been speaking out not just publicly but privately. through of the course of the weekend i was in multiple conversations with member

on miriam's question, it's obviously in retrospect. i really hope and believe that it will be resolved in a mature way. the president of the european council has been tasked to take it forward, to make soundings. he hasn't been given a deadline, but i think it's generally understood people want him to proceed in an expeditious way. so yes, it needs to be addressed seriously and time needs to be allowed for that. but i don't think anyone is thinking of this dragging on for months and month lgs. as to how they address it constructively, we shouldn't forget there are three jobs in this package, jobs of members of the commission, as well. but the normal thing that mature people do, a, i will hope that in the light of the election results, that we look at the qualities that are required, look at the individuals, look at the three jobs, and see what is a mature way forward that's good for europe. that's how i hope it will play out. i think -- and i've seen this happen in europe, that, yes, people articulate their views, but in the end of the

. >> i'm miriam moss. i'm here to again urge you to regretting reject this plan for nov i didn't park the theme is to get out and play this reduce half of the time and area to play how can we take away play spaces for humans for human experience two blocks away is a huge legal off leash park with adequate space that dog's need to exercise the place at nov i didn't court is totally inadequate so dogs will go into the people area they will be off leash the city doesn't have the political will to stop that. and no fencing on the sidelines of the tennis court is for dogs to chase tennis balls i have been placing tennis since the 60s and plenty of people who play for that i can voltage for that. everyone at this park is at the mercy of the off leash 0 dogs. you say you'll give an exemption of all dog policies in order to approve this plan this is another signal to the dog community they can rub anywhere with the dogs. we can enforce the rules if we can get the people to enforce them. why should any of us follow

we requested them to release miriam, but they have refused. they have said that they need more time. they need 24 hours. that's is absolutely not acceptable. >> the russian senate voted to revoke vladimir putin's right to order military intervention in ukraine. it was at vladimir putin's request. it's an act of goodwill to further peace efforts in ukraine. ukraine's government agreed to a limited ceasefire, due to expire on friday. ukraine's president threatened to end the ceasefire after a military helicopter was shot down, killing nine. >> britain and the u.s. threaten new sanctions over russia, continuing conflict. the warning was issued. >> human rights lawyer has been killed in benghazi, shot several times inside her home. the gunmen fled after the murder. she was a founding member for libya's national transitional council. >>> libyans went to the polls on wednesday, despite fighting in the country. fewer than half the registered voters showed up. they are trying to elect a unity government to end hostilities. >>> u.s. authorities are inv

millions of lives five days after we interviewed him, five days after we filmed his wife 43-year-old miriam, she died from her burns. she died without the shell or thshelter or dignity that these women are clinging to so they can try to rebuild their families. >> later today at 8:00 p.m. we'll have a deeper look at syria featuring in-depth analysis that you won't find anywhere else. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on al jazeera america. >>> wisconsin is the latest state to allow gay men and women to marry. a judge declared the ban as uninstitutional. the wisconsin attorney general is now appealing that decision. >>> with thousands of college graduates heading into the real world, president obama has called on congress to help them get ahead. he used the weekly address to highlight the problem of student debt right here in the u.s. the president is pushing a plan that would help college graduates refinance their loans and the senate is expected to begin debatin debating that plan this week. meanwhile, gun rights activists are not hiding their demands in texas. their support of open an

. >> miriam abraham had been ordered to abandon her christian faith and return to islam and she was charged with adultery for marrying a christian man, a case that has brought ken democrabrought condemnation internationally. >> meteorologist: 80% of bangladesh is only 10 meters above sea level. we're seeing huge outpour, and that massive cloud has produced 270 millimeters of rain in just one day. that's over half of a season's rainfall. we have drawn a dotted line on the chart, and even a week later where it's only just getting into this part of india, and follow that line down to the southwest, rain still has not made it in here. we are going to see one or two showers continuing. further heavy rain back in to bangladesh. one or two showers. what we do have, nowhere seeing above 40 degrees celsius. >> thank you very much, indeed. still to come, the manhunt is over. south korean conscript accused of killing five of his comrades is captured after a failed suicide attempt. >>> and andy murray will begin the defense of his wimbledon crown. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclus

miriam ab ra him's lawyers are skeptical, saying the digs will be -- decision will be made by the courts. she gave birded this week -- birth this week whilst in captivity. her case caused an international outcry. >>> china september a response to the defence secretary after his criticisms. the general said the criticisms were groundless and he denounced shinedo abe's comments at the summit. >> translation: we will never accept provocations by others under the pretext of positive pass vix that stirring up interests. the speeches made by mr ab, and mr hagel gave me the impression that they coordinated with each other, staging provocative actions. >> richard is a writer and fellow at the school of international studies and joins us from singaore. thank you for joining us. we heard china hitting back at the u.s. and japan. will beijing take further action or was this a face-saving message for domestic chinese audience? >> well, i think a lot of this is basically dash i think it's interesting that you wept off script to -- that he went off script to say these things, he's oem concerned and up

the case of miriam ibrahimi. overturning the conviction against the woman, the 27-year-old is married to a christian american. >>> police in nigeria say an explosion at a medical school, happened in kano, state police commissioner saying boko haram is suspected. boko haram has not yet claimed responsibility or the that explosion. >>> after the april disappearance of hundreds of school girls in nigeria, the entire world came together for one common goal: bringing the kidnappers to justice. but months after international media campaign or outcries, we are no closer to stopping the abductions of boko haram. are are joins us vee skype from washington, mr. akwe, if anything can be said about what's happening on the grounds of nigeria, while the whole world watches the killing continues. what should we think about that? >> i think it is a sad indictment on the capabilities of the nigerian government. it reflects bad reply on their commitments to protect their citizens in the northern part of the country and of course a

miriam's family disowned her. she says she is being punished for crimes against her. these women live in southern turkey. >> they took everything and is it in front of my son. now he suffers psychological problems. >> reporter: this boy was locked up in prison with his mother, since their release he barely speaks. he may be too young to understand what he saw. he watched his mother being raped. >> the prison guards came in the room. my son was on his lap. he pushed him away. my son was two years old. he will know to turn away and face the war. >> ireland is angry. >> translation: i was a virgin when i was in prison. i was 18, a university stupid. my father left my mother because he was ashamed at me. people looked at me with disgust. >> reporter: these women want more to escape their prison. they hope for some compassion from an unforgiving society. >>> at least 33 have been killed in an attack in the democratic republic of congo. it happened late on friday in the mineral-rich region the south kidal. the women were mostly stabbed, shot and burnt. it's believed that th

miriam? >> thanks so much, nick speicer at vatican city where israeli leader shimon peres has just arrived. he is in a meeting with pope francis. more on that later. still on al jazeera, accepting responsibili responsibility, going to be live from colombia where farc rebels are acknowledging victims' rights and. >> we just taking things into our hands, think outside the box and do something to find this plane. >> frustrated relatives of passengers from the missing malaysian airlines jet launch a $5 million reward campaign. >> welcome back. you are watching al jazeera america. let's take you through the top stories this hour. he script's new president abdel fatah el sisi promises to fix the mistakes of the past after years of turmoil. dozens of people have been killed in a series of bombings. three separate attacks in ramadi. the israeli and palestinian president are due to hold talks with prop-francis at the vatican shiman perez has arrived ahead of a speech aimed at prospering dialogue. >> f

miriam ibrahim's lawyers are skeptical. a report. >> reporter: her plight has captured the attention of the world. this 27-year-old sudan easy woman was sentenced to death by hanging for apostacy. it caused an outcry, brought up as a christian by her mother despite having a muslim father, she had claimed in court that she had always followed the faith of her mother. but the prosecution demanded she follow her father's faith. she refused. married to a christian american man, she was also charged with aadudultery and sentenced to 10 lashes while she was heavily pregnant with a baby she gave birth to in prison. her husband was granted access to see the child and their 20-month-old son in jail. he spoke of fears for her health and the legal battle they faced to release her. >> the decision of the court is basically wrong. it is an oppressive sentence against an ordinary human and it's not legal. if we read the details of the decision, it lacks wisdom. >> the international outcry that followed and campaign to free her has perhap

. >> miriam guzmÁn nos tiene los detalles.lesiÓn en el tendón. >> todo el mundo se le echa encima, los he visto como locos. >> eres un seÑor... >> yo soy hombre y me puedo defender. ella no. >> su hijo, productor de la puesta en escena asegurÓ que por el momento la cantante continuarÁ la obra. >> cuando estÉ lista para dejar la obra por su embarazo les hablaremos. todavÍa no. en julio sigue con nosotros. >> mire cÓmo reaccionó cuando les comentamos de miurka marcos. >> que hablen, que digan... >> aprovechamos para preguntarle a josÉ josé sobre su hija sarita quien se casÓ asÍ los días a los 18 aÑos. >> eso no es algo que porque estÉ embarazada, ni porque es un capricho, ya lleva mÁs de un aÑo con su novio. me me dijo que se querÍa casarte vengo a avisar, te pienso pedir permiso. ni modo, que hacemos. >> josÉ josé estÁ realizando una terapia con poleas para evitar la cirugÍa. mientras se prepara para festejar el dÍa del padre. >> enamorado de sus hijos, estÁ william levy, el actor cubano publicÓ varias fotos a travÉs de las red