Jackson jury wraps up half-day of deliberations

Jurors in the Michael Jackson child molestation trial completed a scheduled half-day of deliberations Thursday and left court without reaching a verdict. The panel has spent more than 22 hours deliberating over five days.
The reason for the short day was not released by the court, but the judge noted last week that some jurors had obligations to attend school graduation ceremonies.
On Wednesday, Jackson made another trip to the hospital for more treatment to his back problems. The singer had gone to the emergency room Sunday because of a back problem exacerbated by stress, and Wednesday's visit was a scheduled follow-up...