Chinese woman in trade secrets case seeks release

The wife of a wealthy Chinese businessman wants the US government to release her on bond to travel to China while she awaits trial on charges she conspired to steal American seed corn trade secrets.
Attorneys for Mo Yun say the case against her is "exceedingly thin" and that she is not a flight risk.
Mo was arrested July 1 at Los Angeles International Airport. Documents say she was in the US with her 12-year-old son and 5-year-old daughter on a vacation to Disneyland. Her children had to fly back to China alone.
She is awaiting a bail hearing tomorrow in Des Moines.

Prosecutors allege she helped employees of her husband's company, DBN Group, steal seed corn from Iowa and Illinois. Mo denies involvement. Her husband is billionaire DBN Chairman Shao Genhou.