the courtroom. he lawyer defended the outcome. the united states has saw the and at least for now obtained a verdict which says that it was unlawful for barry bonds to tell the grand jury that he was a celebrity child. reporter: the jury voted 8-4 for acquittal on count one, having to do with knowingly taking steroids from ex-trainer greg anderson. guilty on ever being injected by anyone other than his doctors and the jury is split 9-3 on count three taking human growth hormone. the jury found him guilty on count five, obstruction of justice for a rambling answer he gave about being a celebrity child when asked if anderson ever gave him anything requiring a syringe. counts one, two, and three were the heart of their case. those were the counts which had allegations about steroids, allegations about human growth hormone and so forth. we have no verdict on those counts. reporter: bonds defense team
left to go. alex stone has the story. thank you. reporter: barry bonds was found guilty on only one count, obstruction of justice. the charge stems from his testimony in 2003 as part of a probe into steroid use in professional baseball. but after four days of deliberating, jurors failed to reach a verdict on three other counts of lying to a grand jury. bonds denied he knowingly used steroids in human growth hormone. counts one, two and three were the heart of their case. those were the counts that had allegations about steroids, allegations about human growth hormone and so forth. we have no verdict on those counts. reporter: u.s. district judge susan illston says she will declare a mistrial on those charges. prosecutors dropped a fifth count against bonds after the judge made it clear she planned to throw it out. the former baseball star showed no emotion as a verdict was read. was there a real big defense that they put up in barry s favor, witnesses brought in? i saw none.
there is breaking news now on fox news channel. i m shepard smith in new york with details from planet blago where fox news learned the former illinois governor rod blagojevich has been found guilty. guilty of corruption while in office. and guilty of lying to investigators during the course of this event. there were a number of there were 24 counts against the former governor of illinois related to his attempts, according to the prosecution, to sell or trade the one-time senate seat, one time occupied by the current president of the united states, among other counts. 24 in all. they were hung on some of the charges. counts one and two, racketeering and conspiracy to commit racketeering. no verdict there. count three through 13, wire fraud charge against the governor, no verdict there. but as to corruption in office and lying to investigators, rod blagojevich found guilty