BOLDUAN: We're following more breaking news in the corruption trial of Democratic Senator Bob Menendez. Let's get over to CNN's Jessica Schneider. She has all of the details. A deadlock, Jessica. What do we know?</s>JESSICA SCHNEIDER, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: That's right. The second deadlock announcement from this jury this week. Of course, it was on Monday that this jury after four hours of renewed deliberations said to the judge, we cannot come to a unanimous verdict. Now again three days later, the jury is saying the same thing after about 15 hours of deliberations this week. Remember, this is the second jury. That juror last week left on vacation, so the jury had to begin their deliberations new on Monday. Just in the past few minutes, the jury told the judge we once again cannot come to a unanimous verdict. Kate, what happens now? The judge does have the option to instruct them to continue to deliberate and give them an Allen Charge that says go back and try it again. That is possible. But right now, attorneys for both the defense and the lawyers for the government, they are arguing or giving arguments to the judge about what should happen. The defense wants the judge to instruct them, it's OK to be hung and not to agree. The prosecution wants the instruction to the jury to say, look, you can still come to an agreement on this, even if it's only on certain counts. Remember, Kate, Senator Menendez and Doctor Melgen both face 12 different counts. The jury could come to an agreement on some counts and not others -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: This has been going on for 11 weeks, days on end. The jury has been deliberating, reaching a deadlock. Another deadlock they have just reached in this breaking news.
2nd Jury Deadlocked in Menendez Corruption Case.