 A jury in New York City is expected to resume deliberations today in the bribery trial of Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, accused of accepting gold and cash to use his political clout to help three businessmen and the Egyptian government. The 70-year-old insists he's innocent. He faces 16 counts in a criminal indictment that accuses him of multiple corrupt acts, including meddling in criminal investigations to protect his associates and helping one deal with U.S. agriculture regulators. He's also accused of serving as a foreign agent for Egypt.