WEBVTT ING HER HUSBAND IN THEMASSACRE THAT ENDED WITH THEDEATHS OF 49 PEOPLE.BOB: OUTSIDE ORLANDO FEDERALCOURT SECURITY WAS HEAVIER THAN, USUAL.A BOMB SNIFFING DOG WORKED NEARTHE ENTRANCE.AND A PAIR OF HOMELAND SECURITYVEHICLES PARKED JUST OUTSIDE THEFRONT DOOR.INSIDE, NOOR SALMAN, THE WIDOF THE PULSE NIGHTCLUB GUNMAN,APPEARED IN A FLORIDA COURTROOMFOR THE FIRST TIME ON CHARGETHAT SHE KNEW AND HELPED HERHUSBAND BEFORE THE ATTACK, THENOBSTRUCTED JUSTICEFRITZ SCHELLER: WE HAD HERARRAIGNMENT TODAY, AND SHEENTERED A PLEA OF NOT GUILTY.IT'S GOING TO BE A LONG ROAD ANDSHE'S FINE.BOB: ACCORDING TO NEWLY FILEDCOURT DOCUMENTS, JUDGE PAULBYRON SET A JUNE 5 TRIAL DATTHAT DATE IS SET TO COMMENCE ONEWEEK BEFORE THE ONE YEARANNIVERSARY OF THE COUNTRY'SWORST SHOOTING MASSACRE.THE EPICENTER OF THIS TRAGED, JUST TWO MILES FROM THISCOURTHOUSE.ORLANDO DEFENSE ATTORNEY LYLEMAZIN SAYS HE STRONGLY EXPECTHE DEFENSE TO ARGUE THAT'S TOOCLOSE FOR HER TO GET A FAIRTRIAL.>> THIS IS A BAD SPOT TO HAVETHIS TRIAL.EVERYBODY IN THE ORLANDOCOMMUNITY WAS AFFECTED BY THISTHIS IS SOMETHING VIVID INEVERYONE'S MEMORIES.BOB: WE ASKED SALMAN'S ATTORNEYIF HE WOULD ASK THE COURT FOR ACHANGE OF VENUE.DO YOU HAVE CONCERNS ABOUTABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF GETTINGAN IMPARTIAL JURY HERE INCENTRAL FLORIDA?>> YOU KNOW WHAT?THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY TODABOB: AND ONE OTHER NOTE AS WEDRIVE -- JOIN YOU BACK LIVE, SHEWAS DRESSED IN STREET CLOTHESRATHER THAN THE JAIL GARB,BECAUSE PEOPLE DID NOT WANT THEM