COOPER: A lot more happening tonight, Randy Kaye is here with the 360 Bulletin -- Randi.</s>KAYE: Anderson, testimony in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial reveal that had his concert promoter, CEO wrote to another executive that Jackson was having a mental breakdown just days before his death and that executive replied asking it was preshow nerves bad or get a stray jacket call our insurance carrier bad? Jackson's family is suing the concert promoter saying the company ignored red flags pressuring Jackson to attend rehearsals for the comeback tour. The judge in the George Zimmerman murder trial announced today that the jurors will be sequestered for what is expected to be a two to four-week trial. Jury selection now underway in that trial. Steven Spielberg is warning about the potential implosion of the movie industry. According to the "Hollywood Reporter," it says there is a danger of several high budget films flopping and changing the paradigm, which could drive ticket prices way up. And a man in California accidently sold his wife's $23,000 wedding ring at a garage sale for 10 bucks. He thought he was selling an empty watch box. Lo and behold, his wife put herring in there before she went to the hospital to have a baby. Apparently, all they know is a blonde woman bought the box. The couple is obviously hoping to get that ring back.</s>COOPER: Randi, thanks. We'll be right back.
Michael Jackson Wrongful Death Trial; Zimmerman Jury To Be Sequestered