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Chaos of the 1990s. >> reporter: elena and her daughter don't feel secure. we helped them connect via skype with constantine in paris. it's the first time she has seen her father since he hurriedly left. in paris, constantine wipes away tears. >> it's good to see him? >> of course. >> yeah. >> her family divided in a country where for some, freedom of speech is still a dream. >> reporter: we are expecting thousands on the streets of moscow today in support of a candidate for the moscow mayor opposed to putin so it would be wrong to suggest that opposition is tamped down on. you remember the ro...

About the benefits that he was receiving. and the benefits that he was supposed to get. take a listen. >> all that i know is that my husband went to work 12 months of the year for the city of prescott. at no point was he terminated. fill out termination paperwork and rehire paperwork. he just went to work full time. >> if it turns out that, you know, there is this case, the paperwork, though, is incomplete, faith, what side does the law come down on? >> well, they have to clearly define what is a seasonal employee? and what that means. because as darren said, if he's working full time and he's...

Kind of mine and drill down on. i hope we have the discussion as opposed to just doing what i think has been done, not on your show, but on other things when i was flipping the channel yesterday, i was aghast at some of the coverage i saw. >> sunny hostin is stuck in traffic, which is why she's not here. she has all along -- you know, she's been in the courtroom, former prosecutor. she's really been the voice on our panel who has believed they could convict on second-degree murder. i'm curious to see what her reaction was. mark, angela cory spoke after the verdict last night. i want to listen ...

Not guilty. now people are justifiably cynical about the system, i think for all the wrong reasons. i think this case is so complex, so nuanced. it's so aggravating to me to watch commentators and people in the media talk about it in such a twitter, 140-character manner. this case is so layered and is so -- it reaches into such the collective psyche of this country and the problems with race relations in this country that i don't even know where to begin. it remind me when people and commentators were talking about, well, they had six mothers. they weren't just white women. they were mothers. ...

That your son's voice in the background? i think i said it a little differently than that. i inquired if that was his son yelling for help. >> and what was his response? >> he -- more of a verbal and nonverbal. he looked away, and under his breath as i interpreted it, said no. >> heather, have we reduced this down on to who is on the 911 calling for help? >> i think that's what the lawyers think it's coming down to. the lawyers really driving this point. if it comes down to that, the defense has won. seven witnesses have identified zimmerman's voice. trayvon's father says that he couldn't iden...