HOLMES: Well, 16 minutes past the hour now. It will be Monday at the earliest before we get a verdict in the Michael Jackson death trial. The jury has the weekend of after not being able to reach a verdict in the manslaughter trial of Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray. More now from our guy in L.A., Ted Rowlands.</s>TED ROWLANDS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: T.J., seven-and-a-half hours of deliberation and no verdict. We do know that this jury of seven men and five women asked to see some evidence. Clearly, they are going through the case on some level. But, of course, what we don't know is -- are they agreeing with it? Are they taking a vote? Are they just sort of going through some of the testimony and some of the high points by subject in the trial? We don't know. They've been together for 20 plus days in court, so they know each other well. And watching them in court, you do get the feeling that they get along well. So clearly, that will help them in the jury room. We don't know what they plan on doing in terms of speaking afterwards. We do understand that they will be given that option if they want to. Clearly, a lot of people who have been following this trial would love to know what they were thinking not only during the trial but they are thinking during this deliberation process. Outside the court, we had a lot of people out here on Friday and I suspect they will all be back on Monday along with the jurors --</s>T.J. HOLMES: All right. Thanks to our Ted Rowlands there. We turn next to the Occupy movement, adding some pretty big names. Names you know like Reverend Jesse Jackson. He's talking about how this new movement can use lessons learned from the civil rights movement. That is next.
Dr. Murray's Trial on Hold until Monday