COSTELLO: Checking our -- some top stories for you at 47 minutes past. Indianapolis police making an arrest in the murder of Amanda Blackburn, a pregnant mother who was shot and killed during a home invasion. Officials naming an 18-year-old suspect in her death. For now, that suspect is facing a preliminary charge of murder. Blackburn was 12 weeks pregnant when she was killed. Her husband is a pastor at a local church. An Iranian court has sentenced "Washington Post" journalist Jason Rezaian for spying. Ian Lee has been following the case. He has more for you.</s>IAN LEE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: "Washington Post" bureau chief Jason Rezaian has been sentenced to prison according to Iran's judicial spokesman. Rezaian was tried on espionage charges. The Iranian- American has been detained in a prison for almost 500 days. What we don't know are the details of the charges or verdict against Rezaian, or the length of his sentence. This comes amid ongoing domestic tensions between moderates around Iranian President Rouhani and hardliners in the government. There was also hope that following the Iran nuclear deal, that tensions would thaw between Washington and Tehran, leading to Rezaian's release. Iranian leaders have also suggested a possible prisoner swap in the past. And "The Washington Post" says they're aware of this development and added, "Every day that Jason is in prison is an injustice. He has done nothing wrong. Even after keeping Jason in prison 487 days, so far, Iran produced no evidence of wrong doing. His trial and sentence are a sham and he should be released immediately." Rezaian's sentencing comes amid a crackdown on other journalists in Iran. United Nations human rights investigators have called on Iran to cease arresting, harassing, and prosecuting journalists. They've also urged Iran to release all journalists, including Jason. Ian Lee, CNN, Cairo.</s>COSTELLO: Still to come in the NEWSROOM, smiling faces at the Bataclan moments before the terrorist attack. Now for the first time, we're hearing from the band that was on stage.
"Washington Post's" Jason Rezaian Sentenced to Prison in Iran