primary. we won the nevada caucus. and don't tell anybody, because these folks get very, very agitated and nervous, we are going to win here in texas. >> let's begin in texas with nbc's shaquille brewster live from the sanders rally in houston. shaq, this feels somewhat like a victory lap. but senator sanders doesn't seem to be celebrating. he just seems to be kind of marching on. >> that's right. you could call it part two of the celebration here in houston. he is going to be in austin later today. let me let you see the size of the crowd here in houston. what you are hearing from senator sanders is really a celebration not only of the results you have seen out of nevada. you are also hearing him talking about the polling that we are seeing. something in the way he started the rally was he went through polls, hypothetical matchups that came out, one by one, state bite state, pennsylvania,

let's explore what that might mean with katy fang, an attorney and msnbc contributor. >> welcome. >> so good to be with you. >> miami, very much at the epicenter of the weinstein story. or epstein. why is the jury deadlocked on those two charges? what it about those that they're struggling with? >> if you're a member of a jury in a criminal case and looking at the fact that the defendant is looking at the potential of life in prison, if he's found guilty of predatory sexual assault in the state of new york, it should give you cause for pause. even if it was a misdemeanor, you should take your role and responsibility as seriously as possible. what's happening here is the prosecution in this case decided to go after this very serious offense of predatory sexual assault. and that particular two counts that deal with two specific victims was bolstered by the