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Note seems not to be on anything so serious that it would cause a change in the makeup of the jury. they can be about anything from scheduling conflicts like someone has a family member who is graduating from something or it could be involving someone who is inadvertently been exposed to information about the trial or it could be something more serious, a juror who thinks they can't be fair or thinks one of their colleagues can't be fair. what we do know based on what we were told yesterday is, a, the jury itself does not seem to think it is close to a verdict, and b, there seems to be some se...

Healthy. research published last year found people who reported being happy were 35% less likely to die over a five year period. but not everybody is so convinced we need to spend so much effort pursuing happiness. >> i think the guy who got the grant is probably happy that he got the 25 grand. but the truth is you are not going to find anything that is teachable other than this, learn to follow your heart. but that's a life-long journey. >> harris: and the procedure says the grand money just won't let him study happy people's genes but develop a course on the topic and build a happiness booth...

Note to the judge today informing her of some upcoming scheduling conflicts. the judge agreed to extend their deliberations schedule by half an hour tomorrow and thursday to accommodate an early dismissal, 2:30 on friday is when the jury will be excused to tend to various personal functions. after all, it is high school graduation season. so, plans are in place for the deliberations to continue, potentially through the remainder of this week as for next week, the judge said she'll worry about that later. jon? >> jon: sounds like you will be in greensboro for a while. jonathan serrie, thanks. >...

>> that's really intriguing. it seems as though they could be dividing newspaper cliques and you could end up with antagonistic groups and that could lead to an inability to reach consensus and reach a verdict. >> reporter: right, you could end up with a deadlocked jury, a hung jury. clearly this jury's not about -- not ready to throw in the towel if talking about scheduling conflicts potentially this week and next. sounds like there's high school graduations. but clearly, you know, they've been -- this is the seventh day now, and clearly suggests that they don't think they're within a few hou...

Hundreds denouncing military rule and the transition as it's being led by the transition. >> thanks so much. thanks for all of that from cairo. after a weekend holiday break the john edwards jurors are back in court. observers try to read the tea leaves what are they thinking? one clue unusual behavior from a few alternate jurors last friday. lisa meyers is in greensboro, north carolina, and has been following all of this. what, if anything, can we understand there were some briefings from the judge today. so what do we think is going on on that panel? >> reporter: well, we just -- a couple ...