BURNETT: And finally, a not guilty verdict in the Michael Jackson trial could have been worth many billions of dollars. A California jury finding concert promoter AEG Live not liable for Michael Jackson's death. Jackson died from a drug overdose of the anesthetic Propofol in 2009. Just days before his comeback tour was to launch. His family sued the concert promoter saying they were responsible for hiring Dr. Conrad Murray and pushing him to treat the singer for insomnia with these drugs at his death. Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a separate trial. This, though, was the big trial. And Casey Wian is in Los Angeles tonight with the latest. And, Casey, obviously, this could have been a huge amount of money. This trial went on for five months. What was the verdict when -- what was the reaction when that verdict was read?</s>CASEY WIAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The reaction was, believe it or not, kind of expected, Erin, because this jury came in with this verdict so quickly. They only deliberated for a total of 13 hours over four days. They had potentially 16 different questions they would have had to answer in the affirmative and set a dollar amount to for the Jackson family to receive any money. So when this was wrapped up quickly, and wrapped up on the question of was Dr. Conrad Murray competent or incompetent, I should say, to perform the job in which he was hired. They answered no to that. That was question two of 16, and so, that ended the deliberations right there. The AEG attorneys, very happy, vindicated. Jackson's family's attorneys disappointed, saying they may consider an appeal, Erin.</s>BURNETT: All right. Thank you very much, Casey Wian, with the headlines there. We'll be right back.
Not Guilty Verdict in Michael Jackson Trial