. >> held jell laws henson -- juliless henson takes -- juliless henson waits his turn to take the stand about whether he wrote for robocall. the call said there was no need to go vote because do martin omaly was already winning. that car already earned a criminal conviction for the campaign manager because the message did not contain the legally required authority line indicating it was paid for but the urlik camp. they say that amounts to election fraud. henson said he will tell the jury it's not his fault. >> what do you hope to convince him? >> were going to convince them that the call was not my responsibility. the auto call tag that is in question is not my responsibility. it's outside the scope of an adviser. as a matter of fact, i advised the campaign to use the authority line. they choose not to. >> reporter: july ius henson said he was expecting himself to testify today. his defense team right now is still questioning several other witnesses. where the jury being dismissed early at about 1:45 this afternoon, it is possible henson might not make it to the stand today, that his t

. >> juliless -- julius henson learns his fate. >>> we continue with this hour's breaking news. the julius henson robocall jury has just found him guilty on one of the charges he's facing. wjz and derek valcort are live. good afternoon, derek. >> reporter: one of the four charges the jury has returned a guilty verdict after three days of deliberations. let's go through those charges with you. the first charge, the guilty charge was guilty of conspiracy to leave off the so-called authority line. that's the line at the end of the robocall that should have said paid for by the bob urlik campaign. they returned a not guilty verdict for leaving off the authority line. that has confused the prosecutor or julius henson. neither understand that. he was found not guilty of both charges of election frauder for trying to -- frauder for trying -- fraud for trying to trick voters to staying home on election night. this took place in 2010 as polls for closing. bob urlik's campaign hired julius henson to send out a robocall to 112,000 voters. those calls went to democrats suggesting there was