DICK BRENNAN, CBS2 NEWS.

IN MANHATTAN THE JURY IN

THE HARVEY WEINSTEIN TRIAL

ENDED DAY TWO OF DELIBERATIONS,

STILL NO VERDICT.

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THE JURY UNABLE TO REACH A

VERDICT AFTER ABOUT SIX HOURS

OF DELIBERATIONS.

HARVEY WEINSTEIN LEFT COURT

WITHOUT SAYING A WORD.

NOW, YESTERDAY HE ACTUALLY TOLD

REPORTERS HE FELT GOOD AFTER

DAY ONE OF DELIBERATIONS.

TODAY HE IGNORED ALL QUESTIONS.

JURORS INQUIRIES SEEMED TO

CENTER AROUND MIMI HALEYI WHO

CLAIMS WEINSTEIN FORCED A SEX

ACT ON HER IN 2006.

TWICE THE JURY SENT OUT NOTES

TO THE JUDGE ASKING TO REVIEW

EVIDENCE INCLUDING EMAILS

BETWEEN WEINSTEIN AND HALEYI

AND OTHER ACCUSERS AND ALSO

TESTIMONY TRANSCRIPTS.

THE JURORS SPENT ABOUT 90

MINUTES TODAY LISTENING TO

HALEYI'S TESTIMONY READ BACK IN

COURT.

ONE OF WEINSTEIN'S ATTORNEYS

TOLD US THAT BASED ON THE

NATURE OF THE JURY'S QUESTIONS,

HE THINKS IT WILL BE QUITE A

WHILE BEFORE THEY REACH A

VERDICT.

THEY WILL CONTINUE DELIBERATING

AT 9:30 TOMORROW MORNING.

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