shaking uncontrollably and she is on the way over here. when the jackson family arrived, the crowd went nuts. you can see the crowd here has been growing. a lot of michael jackson fans were screaming and yelling justice for michael and many of them have been out here through the full six weeks. some supporters of conrad murray here as well. friends and supporters have been here with their signs saying conrad murray is minute. waiting for the verdict. it s a half hour from now and it will be read at 1:00 p.m. local time. in about a half hour, we will hear what the jury has decided. they deliberated now over a two-day period for about hours total. this after six weeks of testimony and 49 witnesses, more than 300 pieces of evidence. there was a lot to consider, but it s just count of involuntary
conrad murray is guilty, what do you think he will face? he will lose his medical license and face a period of incarceration and will probably end up being not state time. he can t be random in the treatment. there will be a lot of doctors thinking but for the grace of god, there go i with the treatment. and isn t at this time case with six gallons of propofol delivered to this individual s doctor s office and delivered to one of his girlfriends during this period, isn t that indicative that people in this country can get advice to drugs very, very easily. that s not doctor murray. no, it s not and after the anna nicole smith death, we know there was an effort by jerry brown to go after the issue of
and penn state s president, graham spannier, released a statement reading in part the allegations about a former coach are troubling and it is appropriate that they be investigated thoroughly. protecting children requires the utmost vigilance. tim curley, and gary schultz operate at the highest levels of honesty, integrity and compassion. i am confident the record will show that these charges are groundless and that they conducted themselves professionally and appropriately. penn state s legendary head football coach, joe petrir pate not facing any charges. he did alert tim curley about one of the alleged incidents involving sandusky in 2002. joining us on the phone is sara ganim, a reporter for the patriot news. sara, what have you learned? reporter: we first learned about this in the summer of 2009, not long after the first boy came forward. i say the first boy, i mean the first one to really come forward to police and be believed by police. what we know from today is
megyn: hold that thought, mark. the prosecution got and tried to rebut this notion that it was michael s fault as follows. michael jackson, it s his fault. it s his fault that conrad murray left him alone in the room. it s his fault. did michael jackson as i stated earlier seek the propofol to help him sleep? no doubt about it. but there is a list of doctors that said no, because that would be dangerous and harmful. and there is one doctor that said yes. for $150,000 a month, yes. poor conrad murray. megyn: mark, that was effective. doesn t resonate with me. it does resonate with me. the defense argument doesn t. however, jurors can easily find him walk out of the room was careless. it wasn t reckless and didn t cause the death.
argument in the response. michael jackson is dead, and we have to hear about poor conrad murray. and no doctor knows what it s like to be in his shoes. you ve got that right. because i have not seen a doctor in this case who testified that they would ever do what conrad murray did. reporter: now, both the defense team and the prosecutor went over their arguments, the judge told them he wanted only 90 minutes, both went over by a half an hour. the jury began deliberations this morning, jon, 8:30 a.m. they have just one count to decide: is dr. murray criminalically negligent for the death of michael jackson, and if so, are they going to come back quickly on that count. so the question now is, will the jury come back? some say they ll come back fast, some say this may be a couple of days. we ll, obviously, keep you updated, and we ll get a two-hour warns warning when