reporter: essentially we will get word when papers leave the room the grand jury is meeting in and make their way into the courtroom of the presiding duj, robert mcbirdie. that s how we re expecting this to go down that the grand jury hands down their finding, it goes to the presiding judge, who signs off on them. that goes to the clerks office to be stamped and processed, and it s made public to everyone who s waiting to see what this garage ultimately decides. as you pointed out, it s getting late. they re trying to keep some of these court officials here sticking around to hold out potentially the possibility that they can get these indictments done tonight, anderson. and earlier, as you just reported, the judge had indicated he would stick around for about another hour. when does that hour i mean, based on when he said that, do we know when that hour runs out? reporter: so, he said that around 7:15. so, presumably around 8:15, he will also proebably be getting