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Pennsylvania where a jury is still deliberating in his case. the jurors will start day six of deliberations a few hours from now. they asked 12 questions so far, but no signs of a verdict. gene ge jean casarez recaps what happened on friday. >> reporter: the jury has been deliberating for 52 1/2 hours, in just a few hours they'll be back at the courthouse to continue. the defense at this point has made seven motionst s for mistr. the length of the days, the length of deliberations, and the numerous readback of testimony. the trial itself only took 36 hours, and now deliberations are taking muc...

I'm sure the jury is divided. they're trying to reach some kind of a consensus. the key here in this whole case is credibility, and they're trying to weigh the credibility of both of these various parties, constand as well as bill cosby. >> katie, we've seen bill cosby speak to reporters last night, seen tweets from his account. what what does that stay about his state of mind, as each day goes on, is he b more and moreith condse. >> i think he's hugely buont at this point. i don't think he should show any level of optimism. it's literally reading tea leaves to determine what a jury is going t...

Jurors have been deliberating since monday. 28 hours now, still no verdict. >> jurors asked to rehear testimony from the accuser. he is accused of drugging and assaulting her back in 2004. i want to bring in our reporter outside the courthouse. what is taking so long? >> reporter: well, we don't know. that's the question. the fact is, though, they're continuing to try to arrive at a verdict, so that is positive. you know, i have seen so much as i have been in that courtroom because they have asked six questions and it's mainly read back of testimony. it all is, basically, except one clarificat...

Evidence. they haven't asked to have new information or transcripts given to them. they haven't asked for any read backs. the judge has sent them back with the message that is often given to juries that are deadlocked. here is what your responsibilities are based on the evidence you have. go back and try to get to a verdict. what tends to happen after that first set of instructions, to go back and try again, is the jury does try again. if in short order they just aren't going to get anywhere with this, they come back to the judge. that ends up as a hung jury. that is not always the case. it's ...