CABRERA: Back to our breaking news out of Orlando. The jury has reached a verdict in the case against the Pulse Nightclub shooter's wife. Not guilty on both counts. Martin Savidge joins us now from outside the courthouse. Martin, what can you tell us about how the jury came to this verdict?</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Noor Salman, 31 years old, had been facing the potential of life in prison. Instead the jury got up and said not guilty on both counts. She immediately sobbed, broke down in tears, she began hugging her defense attorneys and her two uncles that were also seated there began hugging each other. It was quite clear they were very scared as to what the verdict might be. But in the end, it was the jury that listened to all of the testimony and determined even though it was her husband that carried out that horrible attack, 49 people died in that terrorist strike, they exonerated her, did not believe that she was a co-conspirator as the federal government is trying to maintain. The federal government really painted a very dark, very sinister, even cruel picture of this 31-year-old American-born woman who was a mother of a 5-year-old. But the defense came back and said, no, she was deceived, she was manipulated by the monster of a husband, he had cheated on her, he had no respect for her. The jury clearly bought the defense's argument -- Ana.</s>CABRERA: Martin Savidge, thank you. A water crisis has left some residents in Kentucky without safe drinking water. Stunning new report with Dr. Sanjay Gupta ahead.
Pulse Nightclub Killer's Wife Acquitted on All Counts