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By now, just say this is a deadlock. >> reporter: today the judge angrily reprimanded cosbys defense, without the jury present. but added, if the jury comes back deadlocked again "i intend to act," meaning a mistrial. but after nearly 50 hours of deliberations, and more than 10 questions, still no unanimous verdict. >> how common is it though that a jury changes their mind, they come back with a different decision? >> i have seen cases where despite that jurors have come back and said we are dea...

Contact. the judge asked each juror individually, do you agree there is a hopeless deadlock that cannot be resolved by further deliberations. each juror answered yes. the report were getting cosby stared quietly ahead. made no motion, said nothing. the defense attorney moved for a mistrial. the ultimate jurors they brought into the courtroom. this is 52 hours of deliberation. the judge said it was probably one of the most courageous, self-less acts in the justice system. cosby charged with three...

Angeles. we continue to follow breaking news out of suburban philadelphia. after 52 hours of deliberations, the jury in the bill cosby criminal trial came back deadlocked on all counts. judge oneill asked ehuror individually the question do you agree that there is a hopeless deadlock that cannot be resolved by further deliberations. after each juror answered yes, the judge declared a mistrial. cosby was charged with three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault. he has of course repeatedly ...

Deliberate for the fifth day, asking the judge a key question as well as reviewing the actors 2006 deposition testimony, with the panel attempting to break a deadlock. senior correspondent rick is outside of the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. what is the latest? >> melissa, deliberations have not lasted almost as long as the trial itself. 44 hours and counting, worked late into the night, and from 9:00 a.m. until after 9:00 p.m. every day since, the 44 hours have belie...

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Ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ youre only a day away. >> heather: breaking news. the chancellor credited with german reunification has died at the age of 87. his 16 year tenure was the longest or of any german chancellor and that lasted from 1982-1988. once again, helmut kohl has die died. >> gregg: jurors in the bill cosby sexual assault trial deliberating now for a fifth day. the panel requesting definition of reasonable doubt and asking to rehear pa...

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The defense looks a little nervous because the jury keeps asking for the particular testimony, they havent complained about being deadlock since yesterday morning, so perhaps theyre getting closer to a verdict, and they can return a verdict on any one of those three counts, and that would be okay with the judge, by the way, if they dont reach a verdict today, and keep deliberating, they will be back here again on saturday. >> melissa: well, on saturday. we assumed it was monday, but on saturday,...

Pennsylvania, is jean. where do things stand now? >> reporter: its been 2 1/2 hours since they got the charge from the judge to go in and continue deliberating. with he have not heard from them. so they are deliberating. they are trying to reach a verdict, at least on some of the counts. they have not come out with another note but i was in that courtroom when we realized something was up. just the way the atmosphere was. and i looked at them and one juror had his hands folded sort of defiantly....

Suggest that this deadlock could be for a long time. >> ron, stand by. ron is with us outside the courthouse where this case is being heard, where the jury is deliberating. ari melber is with us, our chief legal correspondent. there is no limit to the number of times a judge can tell the jury to go back and try again, right? doesnt happen a lot, but he can keep telling them to try to get a verdict. >> judges push hard, but this is very good news for the defendant, bill cosby. this is an indicati...