[Banfield:] Jurors in the so-called loud music murder trial. Really, that's what it's being called in headlines. We're just 30 minutes away from important things happening. They're called opening statements, and they set the tone for the trial. 47-year-old Michael Dunn is charged with first-degree murder for shooting an unarmed teenager at a gas station in a case a lot compare to Trayvon Martin killing. Dunn says he was trying to defend himself when he shot at the car filled with teenagers, telling police one of the teens pulled a gun after he asked them to turn down music. Big problem. No gun was found. CNN's Tory Dunnan is joining me live outside of the courthouse in Jacksonville. Tory, anybody, unless they're living under a rock, knows that during the Trayvon case, which was so pivotal around the question of race, the makeup of the jury was questioned every single day. Who was black, who was white, who was male, who was female? The race question was bigger than the gender question. What does this panel look like?
[Tory Dunnan, Cnn Correspondent:] So, Ashleigh, this is interesting. Right now, we're taking a look at a group of 16 people. The reason it's 16 people, it's 12 jurors and four alternates. So far, the judge has not made it clear who the jurors are and who the alternates are. When we talk about this group, we've got a lot of information, but today we should know who those jurors are. Getting you the key information you were talking about, we know it's 10 women, six men. Among the women, five are white, three are African-American, two are described as Asian decent. Among the men, five white and one male described as Hispanic and white. That's where we stand with that right now. It's interesting, if you go beyond the fact, these people have diverse backgrounds. One is a father of 11 kids. Another is a software programmer. Michael Dunn is in the software business as well. There's a doctor that could be one of the jurors sitting in the trial.
[Banfield:] Fascinating. Also fascinating, Angela Corey is actually litigating. She'll be in the courtroom. She spearheaded the case for the prosecutors in the Trayvon Martin case but she was only in the gallery. She was not on the other side of the bar. So this will be good lawyering. We'll be watching. Tory Dunnan, thank you for that. Again, we're just minutes away from the opening in that case. In the meantime, a very emotional day in a courtroom for a retired policeman who fatality shot a man in a movie theater, allegedly because that man was texting with the babysitter of his kid. Wait until you hear what the shooter said, how he said it, and what he may have said to the victim and the victim's wife moments after shooting the husband.