Chicago - Day two of jury deliberation in the Rod Blagojevich trial was a tedious one.

Jurors have been looking over evidence since 9a.m. and they wanted more information.

Everyone at the Dirksen Federal Building is waiting for the verdict.  And while there haven't been any major developments the jury did make a request to the judge.  They asked for transcripts from the prosecutions closing arguments.  But the judge is holding off on that request at this point saying it's not part of the evidence.

Jury deliberation comes after six weeks of testimony.  Both Blagojevich and his brother have pleaded not guilty to several charges.  Those include allegedly scheming to sell President Obama's former U.S. Senate seat.

The jury will go 9am-5pm every Monday through Friday until a verdict is reached.