[Cabrera:] We're back with new developments in a murder at sea. The husband of a woman killed aboard a Princess cruise ship is in custody after witnesses came forward with a shocking account. CNN's Jean Casarez has it for us.
[Jean Casarez, Cnn Corresopondent:] Ana, Kenneth Manzanares has been charged with murder and he's in custody. His next court hearing will be in August. Kenneth and his wife, Kristy, wanted to take a summer vacation. They went to Alaska to board the Princess Cruise Lines last Sunday. And according to legal documents, several days later, Tuesday night, a little after 9:00, authorities on the ship were summoned to their cabin. And what they saw was a deceased Kristy on the floor. Her head having a severe trauma. A lot of blood and blood on several items in the room. According to the affidavit, Kenneth had blood on his hands, blood on his clothes. What may be a pivotal witness stepped forward shortly after that, saying he had asked Kenneth when he saw the scene himself a few moments later what happened and Kenneth allegedly said she wouldn't stop laughing at me. D.H., the witness, also stated to authorities he saw Kenneth dragging his wife out to a balcony area on the ship. DH, the witness, told authorities he dragged her, the victim, by her ankles, back into the cabin. Authorities arrested Kenneth. He's being held in Juneau, Alaska. His attorney has asked for a change of venue. We have reached out to the public defender. No call back at this moment. But Kristy worked for a renowned international realty company, Sotheby's, and they have issued a statement saying, "Kristy was a devoted mother and tried to balance her work life with raising her children." A very sad story all the way around. Ana, back to you.
[Cabrera:] What a story. Thank you, Jean Casarez. Coming up, McCain's maverick moment. We pick apart every frame of this dramatic, surreal 19 seconds when the Senator voted against the Obamacare repeal. Wait till you see this.