WHITFIELD: The man behind the leaks, the NSA leaks, Edward Snowden, has a big choice to make. Where will he seek asylum? Since Friday, he has received offers from Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua, but Venezuela said just yesterday that it hasn't actually heard from Snowden. Matthew Chance joins us live now from Caracas, Venezuela. So Matthew, Snowden hasn't responded to any of these offers?</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, I think it is more than the Venezuelan foreign minister hasn't been in direct contact yet with or its ambassador has not yet been in contact with Edward Snowden. He is still believed to be hold up inside in the transit area Moscow's airport. Foreign minister of Venezuela saying they are going to talk to him perhaps on Monday. And so, I'm not reading in more into it than that. But certain the offer is there from the Venezuelans. They said, the president saying that they are offering a humanitarian asylum as they call it, that's why Snowden so that he can, this is quote, "live away from the imperial north American persecution." So very rhetorical, you know, offer given by this long standing critics of U.S. policy.</s>WHITFIELD: Matthew Chance in Caracas, thank you. Also straight ahead, the against steps into the spotlight of the George Zimmerman trial. TV's Judge Alex joins us with the preview of tomorrow's testimony. And in Egypt, the military takes control of the government, but violence still rules the streets. A live update from Cairo, next.
NSA Leaker Snowden Receives Asylum Offer from Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua