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Killing 17-year-old trayvon martin. cnn legal correspondent, jean casares explains what we can expects to see in the courtroom tomorrow. >> reporter: fredericka, opening statements will be so important tomorrow morning right here in sanford, florida, because both sides will tell the jury, this is what the evidence will show you. on the side of the prosecution we expect for them to lay out the elements of second degree murder that trayvon martin is dead, caused by a criminal act of george zimmerman and he did that act with ill will, hatred, spite or evil intent. the whole of the prosecution's c...

May direct their case to the jury made up of six women? >> reporter: no. they haven't. i mean, you know, part of this is that, of course, they say they're pleased with the jury they have. sexual orientation, male, female, that doesn't matter to them because they say they have an impartial jury. that's critical. both sides ask that the jurors ask -- they used the exact same word. common sense here when weighing the evidence and making a decision. the judge did, of course, warn all the jurors that, listen, you must only weigh based upon what you hear inside this courtroom, not from any other sou...

>> translator: i do not even know who is edward snowden. i saw that there was a black car near the aircraft. a car with a regular registration number. in the cabin all was quiet. departure was not delayed. there was nothing unusual. >> translator: i saw two cars pulled up to the jet. everything was fine. the border guards boarded the plane. no one was detained. everything was fine. then, three buses with passengers left the airport. everything was fine. >> phil black joining us now live from moscow. phil, reports that snowden just might spend the night there. what more do you know about his wh...

Department who said that countries should hand him over because of the felony charges, the pending felony charges. but the word should, is that much more of a cooperation or is there like a written agreement between countries that they're supposed to recognize those charges and hand him over and russia doesn't necessarily have that playbook, nor does china? >> fredericka, i think in fairness to how this is viewed around the world to many people, the united states itself has a rather checkered history of observing international treaties. we have been accused in the drone attacks of violating na...

Government feels about the fact he is here, arrived on the doorstep. how will they respond? will they let him fly or extract further intelligence from him or will they assist the united states in helping to reclaim one of its most want citizens. fredericka? >> all right. i guess we'd love to hear the answers from the russian government and more likely than night to remain tight lipped about all of those things, right? >> reporter: they have a track record for keeping secrets when they want to, yes. so certainly, not declaring the hand until it's absolutely necessary and probably what's going o...