deputies begins in the beating death of a mentally ill inmate. we expect to hear from both sides. plus, putting the finishing touches on the republicans new health care plan. new details we're learning about the future of america's health care system. today in the bay continues right now. wind and rain. a massive tree hanging by a thread. thanks for waking up with us this morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we are glad you're with us. >> it is a dangerous situation there. we haven't seen a lot of that.

definitely a possibility as we start to get more rain moving into the bay area. this round of rain will be wrapping up soon within the next three or four hours. now seeing pockets of heavy rain. not raining everywhere around the bay area. it is expected to continue off and on. as you get the kids ready for school this morning o, definitely rain boots and umbrellas. you will have a wet drive. recess time, still rain possible. getting clearing by 1:00. the sun breaking out. temperatures in the 60s. a much better day this afternoon to get out there and enjoy. the break in the rain will not be long. we have had a few issues on the roadway. >> we had a tree down across highway 17. it was cleared quickly. saturated soil may be an issue. a little bit of mud on 101 near

cesar chavez. 6 you see the green. it's dipping down just awe bit. it just changed from highway 4 to the bay bridge. just 24 minutes. no major issues towards the bay bridge toll plaza. bart, the system not reporting any delays. sometimes it slows things down for wet tracks but not right now. you can track the rain as we move through your neighborhood. download the free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab to use live doppler radar. >> the jury is seated. now the trial is about to start. >> today opening statements will be heard in three santa clara county jail guards used of beat to go death a memorily ill inmate. live outside the hall of justice with details on what may happen inside that courtroom.

kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. things will get under way in about three hours. we were here at the courthouse yesterday as the three jail guards accused of beating tyree leaving the courtroom. . a retired deputy district attorney will be in court today. an attorney is watching the trial closely. he represents a different inmate who claims he was beaten by other jail guards in the same jail.

that basically is very strong evidence that suggests a pattern of behavior amongst the guards of getting very physical. >> we expect that the defense attorneys for the three correctional deputies will argue the death was not intentional. the trial picks up at 9:00 this morning. the judge in this case did not allow our cameras in the courtroom. but we will have a reporter inside when everything gets started. >> 6:04. happening today, awe north bay film teacher accused of possessing child pornography is scheduled to enter a plea. 71-year-old john morrison is accused of possessing is and distributing hundreds of illegal videos. he was the director of evidence for nearly 20 years. we spoke to him shortly after his arrest and he said it's a misunderstanding and he is not

guilty. a school attack at paul revere. an adult family member showed up and began arguing with the girl and the argument turned physical. the girl was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. security, meantime, is being stepped up until they can track down the woman. police investigating a hole invasion. we have a look at the aftermath of that vacation. the woman said someone came to her door. not expecting visitors. the man kicked down her door and made his way in. she hid in her home and called police. the man evidently didn't take anything. police are still looking for him. right a san francisco neighborhood is taking an unwanted trip back in time only after a mistake made ream by a

construction crew. >> if you live south of market street, you may be living all over again. a crew working on the new central subway severed is a cable at 4th and brannon. it is impacting nearby businesses, forcing them to go cash only so they can't process the plastic. >> they don't have cash. >> all right. just bring more cash. the toll way, there is another problem with too. it is affecting nearby atms. at&t is telling customers service may be restored by tomorrow. 6:06. students not taking a proposed hike smoothly. this is the third protest of the month. it could affect students across

the entire california state university system. they will vote this wednesday. an interesting look when east bay regional park board members are meeting to figure out, address essentially a new report showing how big an impact the parks have on bay area economies. consultants found many parks and trails generate annual economic impact approaching half a billion dollars. half of that money comes from the 25 million or so who use the park system each and every year. it is also the product of higher property values for people who live nearby. more wet weather sticking around this morning. >> this week's rain following a recent dry spell that a lot of people have enjoyed.

six hours before any potential major flooding. the victims of last month's deluge. new plans coming a little too late. >> it sounds like something that probably should have been done. but since nothing was done, any warning at all would have been better. >> major flooding is not expected from the latest round of wet weather. anderson reservoir, which spilled over last month is now at about 85% capacity. it is 6:08. as you head out the door, you will need the umbrella. we have had this since yesterday afternoon. while san jose is dry, you drive up to redwood city. and it is pouring. make sure you allow where you're

going. also, slow down and make sure the windshield wipers are working. as we get a look at some of the rain moving through san francisco, tiburon, it is raining on both the bay bridge and the san rafael bridge. and a heavy pocket moving through oakland. all of this winding down the late morning hours. and even sunshine today. more on the timeline. the next round of rain moving in in four minutes. heading over to mike now, a new crash in hayward. >> i do, kari. the rain hitting redwood city, san mateo. because it is light, we don't have a lot. we will track that into the area. there's your build for hayward.

traditional slowdown toward union city. the bay bridge and the richmond bridge, talk about those. minor flooding near sir francis drake. >> thank u, mike. up next, pushing. a crucial vote in the house that could help determine the fate of the nation's health care system. plus, a remarkable real estate deal in the east bay. how you can get your hands a home for just a buck. but there's a catch. >> i would imagine.

rain will be clearing through the day. a slight chance of a storm. then as it clears, skhraoer is and breezy. temperatures in the 50s. more rain in the microclimate forecast at 6:17. it is wet out there. the roadways are slick. a live look at the beige bridge coming up. mike, we appreciate that.

happening at the moment, congress putting the final touches on the republican care plan scheduled for a vote in the house later this week. this as we take a live look from our nation's capital. >> tracie potts live in washington. >> reporter: a really, really busy day. we start with the president arriving shortly on capitol hill. republicans hoping to focus on health care, which is the goal after this explosive testimony from the fbi director. president trump is back this morning from kentucky. >> i am thrilled to be here. >> he assured americans the republican health plan moves forward when the house votes on thursday. >> this is our long-awaited chance top finally get rid of obamacare.

the revised plan would end obamacare taxes this year, require most medicaid recipients to work and delay action on baby boomers who could see premiums jump 700%. >> we are going to negotiate back and forth. the end result will be wonderful. >>. >> the department has no information that supports those tweets. >> the white house says it's not over. >> we are still at the beginning phase looking into what kind of surveillance occurred and why. >> the fbi director confirmed they are investigating ties between russians and the trump campaign. >> it would not only be a serious crime it would represent one of the most shocking betrayals in history. >> the investigation could take years. >> and we have learned ivanka trump is moving into the west wing.

she won't have a title, a specific position or a salary. but she will have an office. she will have security clearance and a white house issued phone. back to you. all right. the latest from d.c. thank you. business and tech news. no scott mcgrew, no problem. with we got it. wall street could be starting the day with green arrows. >> struggled on monday with the dow falling a third straight session. the central bank raised interest rates bay quarter point last month. the dow slip to go 29005. ebay taking a shot at amazon. it is rolling out guaranteed delivery this summer of three days or less on 20 million listed items. ebay is allowing shoppers to search for items on one or two-day delivery as well. not sure how that new sofa

and love seat fits into the living room? pottery barn has an app called 3d room view. you can move furniture around and change the color of pillows and upholstery. it is 360 degrees. >> let's talk about a steal of a house. two historic east bay homes could be yours the bargain basement price of $1. >> it comes with a big catch. the catch is whoever buys the home must move each of them completely intact to another location. they are located near lake merritt. both under the designation of the oakland cultural heritage society. the deadline is the end of april. houses like this tip really run

in the six figures. it will make way for a new apartment complex. that is what you call wide load. >> we have had rain overnight. >> ah. we have had a good soak issing. parts of the bay area, like the santa cruz mountains, over two inches of rain. while most of us have had a half an inch to a quarter. we are looking at very soggy start to this tuesday morning. let me get you out the door quickly with what it you looks mao and what to expect. rain in the peninsula. upper 50s to lower 60s right now. so it does feel very mild. and our temperatures won't warm up very much here. upper 60s today. 65 for the high in the

peninsula. and 60 today in the north bay. in san francisco, look at low to mid-60s there. and we have had rain for several hours now. a lot of this working inland. we are getting the last push of this rain. we will start to see it winding down the next few hours. still as of now, pockets of heavy rain. some of the heaviest rain is now moving through the peninsula. moving closer to the south bay. although we are not seeing a lot of that now in san jose. it is is moving into the santa cruz mountains. another batch in the half moon bay not a lot of rain in san francisco. low clouds, mist and tkruz el. showers moving through a good chunk of the north bay from santa rosa, yountville and napa. hayward, will be moving to the tri-valley. it may be a slow drive-through

580. download the nbc bay area app you can get a view of the radar and into where you live. the next several hours, going to see the storm system winding down. the pockets of heavy rain may be lingering through the main morning commute. by 10:00 or 11:00, we start to see this activity winding down. look sun that will be breaking out before another round of rain moves in for late tonight. we'll all over again tomorrow morning. a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. another wave of rain in the forecast. expect a possibility of up to another half an inch of rain. there may be more in parts of the north bay. after this clears, dry weather thursday. then heavier rain in the forecast on friday. i'll keep you upto date. now over to mike taking to hayward. >> the rain having traveled through the area.

the peninsula not a major problem. the rain in the morning commute. right in the of the south bay commute kicks in. folks heading to school we will. keep that in mind as far as timing goes. 880, that's again in hayward. look at all the to the shoulder. the rain came through. slowing southbound in the entire area. nothing exceptional. or 582, livermore. we will continue to track that as well. a nice easy drive time south from san francisco, towards the peninsula. a couple live looks. we will end with the happens. a live shot of the bay bridge. rain coming down from time to time. right now lighter rain. heavier traffic continues to be build. know surprises here under lf an 4. this is an unusual shot for us. 880 through milpitas.

down towards san jose. back to you. maybe matt is our good charm. awe historic day for women who broke barrier and changed the u.s. war effort. >> how we are celebrating are rosie the riveter. >> this box was sealed when it shipped and insured. but the claim was denied. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next.

welcome back, everyone. 6:24. nbc bay area responds to ala fayette woman who says her shipment was damaged and the company wouldn't reimburse her. >> just trying to get that to her son. investigator chris chmura joins us with another on success story. chris. mary shipped a box full personal items from north carolina where she was visiting her son in her home in lafayette. she used fedex ground shipping and paid $1,000 to insure the box. two weeks later, the box arrived, split open. that's a picture she sent to us. she immediately called and said the company told her to takes her box to a claims office 35 miles away. they examined the box, took pictures of it but mary's claim was denied. she appealed, but that was denied too. she asked us for help.

fedex learned mary shipped it from inside of an office depot. according to fedex that means the claim should have been filed through the office depot location. mary says none told her that. luckily, we got through the process and got it squared away from her. she received a check for $1,350, the cost of insurance, plus the shipping. our priority is reliable service. it regrets mary's in convenience. fedex says asking mary to drive 35 miles to a claims office isn't protocol. it says when packages like mary's are damaged it schedules an inspection at your home. file that under "good to know." 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds. reshaping workforce roles forever.

>> this is the first ever rosie the riveter day. you can celebrate at a home front national historic park in richmond. is six of the original rosies, who are all in their 90s, will be there. >> dressed like a good old rosie the riveter. it will push for the day to be celebrated. pretty cool. >> it is very cool. all six women work at the ship yard. >> exactly. >> up next on today in the bay, violent moments in a bay area parking lot after a woman intentionally backs up with people behind her. why they think that was targeted. a 100-year-old oak tree comes crashing down on an east bay home. what the home owner is saying about it this morning. adib ve ctu-- lle tr do

6:30 on your tuesday morning. we are seeing frightening scenes of trees coming down with all of this wet weather. this is a live shot right now from vallejo. pete suratos is reporting on a family there.

>> hopefully we won't see many issues as we go forward. they will cause problems with a little bit of rain. a live look at san jose. the camera shows gusty winds. and some gusty winds. we still have a slight chance of thunderstorms. but i haven't seen a lot of that. then the rain tapers off later this afternoon with more rain tomorrow. if you're following me on facebook and twitter, i just september out some of the rainfall totals we have had already. of course there is more rain in the forecast. looking now at the radar, pockets of heavy rain, especially on the peninsula. i'll get you ready for the weekend. that's coming up in seven minutes. mike starts us out in the south bay. >> side, south bay, this whole area getting more rain as we

speak. be careful there. a crash reported south 280, farm hill. i'll track that as the rain may complicate things. ofall is, not so bad considering the conditions there. slick in places. traditional slowing in the northbound direction. tkra travel times 101, highway 87. 19 minutes by the airport. a lot of rain. just picking up the volume. >> thank you very much, mike. we are watching more rain come through. >>. well, moving on this morning, added layer of security this morning. luckily the series of storms we

are having isn't too bad. check in with pete suratos this morning. he is live where a tree has just been dangling on top of a home. good morning to you, laura. quite the wakeup call for the home owner. we're here on capital street in vallejo. let's show you what we are talking about. the tree crashing into the home in vallejo. she said it felt like an earthquake at 2:00 a.m. she was in with her family members. thankfully they were able to get out safely. she said she looked out the window and she saw this tree coming through her home. i did talk to not too long ago and asked her how she is doing this morning. >> i'm really tired. my back is killi me. and i'mtressed knowing i don't know where i'm going to go with my daus. all hotels don't take dogs. and we don't have family that's close by.

>> we're talk building a 100-year-old oak tree. in fact, the home owner said they tried to get a permit to cut it down 10 years ago but they were e unsuccessful in doing so. this home has been red tagged by pg&e because of the tree down on this home. good news, the family is okay. live in vallejo, pete suratos, today in the bay. >> we are glad to hear that. frightening scene behind you. track the rain as it moves through by downing a free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab. >> 6:34. new this morning, an added layer of security. hours ago, new travel restrictions were released for passengers flying through the united states from 10 mid eastern airports. >> bob redell joining us with what some passengers won't be able to carry on the flights, bob. good morning.

good morning to you, sam and laura. the passengers, when it comes to electronics devices, will only be able to carry on smartphones and medical devices. the trump administration and the department of homeland security says they have intelligence that indicates that terrorists are still trying to smuggle explosives on board airnes through electronic devices. the report from the government is n more specific than that. it does not indicate whether or not this is based on newly obtained intelligence. this started at midnight last night. within the past six and a half hours, the d.h. started a clock on nine airlines based in the middle east and north africa, giving them 96 hours to implement. but midnight saturday, passengers on the can only carry on smartphones, medical devices. laptops, tablets, portable dvds players and games must be checked in baggage. it affects 50 nondaily flights into the united states from the

airport. the airline list includes emirates area and etihad airway, both with direct flights into sfo. you can look at your tv screen pore the other airlines. it originaled at cairo international, abu dhabi uae and qatar. it does not apply to airlines here in the united states. thanks for the latest there, bob. parking lot assault all caught on tape. in this case the weapon used was a car. police are looking for a woman who struck several pedestrianing while pulling out of a walmart on sunday. surveillance shows the driver pretty aggressively backing up into the family behind her.

police say the rage could have all been caused by an incident that happened inside the car. >> she was denied the return at the store, came out and was pretty angry about what had occurred in the store. >> well, the family said the driver was screaming and hitting the steering wheel when they saw her. police are trying to track the woman down. the cameras did not catch her license plate photo. they have her photo and know she was driving a silver honda with a dented hood. house lawmakers are on track navarro died last month when he was stand outside a nightclub in san jose, working as head of security. a bouncer stopped two of the six suspects from entering the club and confiscated a driver's license. navarro ran out to try to help during the altercation that follows. >> senate lawmakers plan on rolling up their sleeves and drilling down on the judicial philosophy for judge neil gorsuch. today questioning begins.

yesterday judge gorsuch gave his opening statement to senators. the judge vow to be independent and go wherever the law takes him. >> a judge who likes every outcome is probably a bad judge, stretching for policy results he prefers rather than those the law compels. >> some experts believe gorsuch may turn out to be more conservative on some issues than the justice he is replacing, antolin ska hraantonin scalia. workers from the dmv answering questions about up tkpwraeugz at st. anthony's church in menlo park. it is declaring itself a sanctuary. that meeting is happening at 6:30 tonight. >> connecting richmond to the city. today is the deadline for proposals for the new ferry

being built in richmond. it is two miles south of downtown. >> all right. foggy on the outside. back to our microclimate coverage. rain and wind headlamping your commute. a live look at the san mateo bridge. it is slow going heading onto the peninsula. >> kari hall tracking the rain. how are we looking right now, kari. >> we are looking at the rain off and on. >> breezy and cool. go ahead and make some plans to get out there. on sunday, it will be mostly cloudy. going to see the temperatures cool to start. we're make it into the upper 50s, lower 60s. and a chance of rain late sunday night. we won't be completely done with

the rain. as we get a look at the radar now, pockets of heavy downpours moving through san francisco, the peninsula. it will be approaching the south bay. this will be wrapping up by early afternoon. a look at what to expect as we go through the day at 6:44. heading over to mike now, a look at somef the slowdowns in the east bay. >> we are looking over there. that's where the build happens. sam and laura just showed you a live look at the bridge. slower westbound. rain coming from redwood city. over towards the dublin interchange. look at that. despite the wet roads, no major problems. we are looking at a little build down the dublin grade itself. travel through this area. no problems for hayward after the earlier crash cleared. that's a good flow of traffic. oakland, farther from the map. camera shaking a little bit. a little bit of wind in the bay

bridge toll plaza. back to you. yeah. here we go. 6:40. coming up, how the plans for the future. the reason why you have trouble parking. laura, the markets are getting a bump this morning. we know the nasdaq is hitting a record high. the dow jones also up. right now 52 points in early trading at 20,957. as oil prices are also surging this morning. >> all right. oil is up. the dow is up. and the rain coming down across the bay area. here's a look look at the golden gate bridge this morning. you're watching today in the bay. (med ls)

6:44 now. and a soggy tuesday morning to start. even getting a report of slight delays it of sf call ahead. pockets of heavy rain. all of this starting to roll off to the east as we two through the late morning hours and even clearing today. the next round of rain moves in early tomorrow morning. this also will have at times heavy rain. and more rain in the forecast the end of the week. a look at all of that and the forecast for the next seven days coming up in minutes.

mike, kari, thank you very much. authorities are hoping their eye in the sky can help lead to criminal charges. more suspects involved in the latest side show event. this is actually ground level video clearly from someone's cell phone caught by bay bridge drivers. 30 dirt bike and atv riders caused the chaos. officers did arrest the suspect. now the chp is sending one of its helicopter crews notice the riders from above and follow the mayhem. >> we will go back and review the video footage overhead. they were kicking car doors, popping wheelies on the freeway. we can identify the people we

we'll seek prosecution later. >> chp is not saying if this is the same group of riders involved in another incident 10 days ago on 101 a. a woman's husband may be on the run with a teenager. investigators are calling it a dire situation. she's thought to be with her teacher, pat cummins, who allegedly connced her to leave town with him. the fbi said earlier this week he attempted to sexually exploit her. they were last seen in alabama. >> in peru, that country seeing its worst flooding in decade. mudslides and floods have already claimed 75 lives and destroyeds of homes in that country. powerful el nino rains are contributing to the disaster.

a new bridge is taking a toll on local business. we told you about the story last week. it runs 30 miles south of monterey. all right. inaccessibility there. a difficulty finding a spot there. one of the most beautiful places around northern california. if you thought a trip from tahoe might save you from crowded streets and parking lot, a parking shortage right now officially. some areas of tahoe shores have than 6,000 visitors per parking spot. they realized parking was a bigger issue than they first thought. one way they are trying t fix

it is by increasing transit wh buses and ferries. >> that just washes away. >> it sure does. >> meals-on-wheels will deliver hundreds of meals to seniors as part of the "march for meals" programs. >> they will deliver meals to folks in contra costa county. ava right of programs including meals-on-wheels by the trump administration. sean spicer said in a press conference yesterday i get that that's a cute program to point at, but it's a false and misleading to try to point out that narrative. an actor george clooney

visiting pat adams. she lives in an assisted living home in redding, england. >> workers at the sunrise assisted living facility posting this picture on facebook. how he out about her, i'm curious to hear. >> she wroteim letters. because he has a home in that area, she said, i'm your biggest fan. it would make my day. > . >> pat adams. >> we're going to have some rain moving through this morning. that's what we are facing after having some off and on showers since yesterday afternoon around the bay area. a soggy start to this morning. we are still seeing pockets of

heavy rain moving through. the east bay and pa la getting the heaviest rain. we will catch a break later on today. getting more waves of rain moving through as of right now. looking at the north bay, lighter showers moving through yountville, napa, fairfield. it extends towards richmond. so seeing some of the rain moving through now. it has been raining heavily in. santa cruz mountains, 2.61 from mill valley is, close to two inches of rain. so in has been a pretty good soaker. an inch in fair fooled. close to an inch napa. we have seen rainfall totals

over half an inch in land, santa rosa, gilroy. palo alto, 0.3. as you step out the door, you need the rain boots and the umbrel umbrella. a lighter jacket needed. going into the timeline of what to expect, the next round of rain moves in early tomorrow morning. this may pack a slight chance of thunderstorms. dry on thursday. the next storm arrives on friday. this could be the heaviest rain producer out of the series of three storms. another round of rain late sunday night into early monday morning. so staying very active the few days. a few minutes ago, this is the view at heatherly. rain and snow mixed in. a chance of snow the next several days. we could have seven or eight inches of snow.

how about the road conditions? how is it looking for the drive? >> we're looking of here. we see the wet roadways registering on the road weather index. the rain from hayward is and also over off dublin creek. it has developed the last few minutes. at'she big view. we wl zoom towards the area in the north bay. we have a little bit of flooding reported earlier in the morning southbound 101. no major issues. standing water. watch it on the shoulder. stay to the middle. upper east shore shows the build. out of san pablo for the bay bridge toll plaza. berkeley kucurve, 43 minutes. that's a slower drive for the upper shore. 580 and 880 shows the builds. we have had that rain. there you go. another wave of rain coming through. kari was just talking about it. slow down.

slowing down the visibility. traction may be aor. 880 throw through fremont. the wind picking up here. damp and wet roadways. san is jose, camera northbound 101. just recently getting hit with rain and slowdowns. 101, a standard pattern for silicon valley. 6:53. a highly anticipated trial will begin in just hours. the details we could learn in court today about the three santa clara county jail guards beating mentally ill inmate to death. >> a stab at preventing election hacking. jigsaw is offering tools to protect organizations from hacking. >> also just in joe piscopo i not running as a republican in theupcoming gubernatorial rate. he is serious about joining as an independent. a long-time democrat until recently, now a backer of

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opening statements begin in the trial of three jail guards accused of beating a mentally

ill inmate to death. it is a story covered closely more than a year. they are facing murder charges for the death of michael tyree is august 2015. an attorney familiar with the case tells nbc bay area he expects the prosecution to emphasize e internal injuries tyree suffered the daye died. he said the leadership of the sheriff may be called into question. if the policies of the jail and training of the guards are an issue. police are looking for a woman who struck several pedestrians. pulling out of a walmart parking lot. it shows her aggressively backing up into the family behind her. she hits some of those family

members, injuring the woman's grandmother and niece. the raid may have been caused by an incident that just happened in the store. a direct flight from 10 overseas airports, including two in saudi arabia, in stal bull and dubai. passengers will be banned from carrying devices larger than a cell phone in their carry-on gear. including ipads, tops, cameras. terror groups continue to target u.s. aviation. airports haventil saturday to a apply with the new rules, open-ended. >> right now we continue our microclimate weather coverage. a live pick from vallejo. the tree splitting essential

over i house on glen and capital street. the home clearly has been red tagged. pete suratos thought there was earthquake happening when the tree came down. with all of this wet weather, we are seeing this. >> saturated ground. the rain will not stick around all day. we will see this winding down the next few hours. even sunshine this afternoon. seeing the worst of the storms moving through with pockets of heavy rain. we are watching for the potential of a few thunderstorms. haven't seen that so far this morning. and expected to be very foggy. improving later today. another round moving in early tomorrow morning. so it will be quite busy the next few days. >> in the meantime, slick roads out there, mike. >> a word of caution. so far we are easing into the month. wet roadways all around the bay. rain coming through the bulk of the south bay commute just a bit.

that will be a factor. crash north 101. quick look at the bay bridge shows the rain coming down. >> be careful out there. back with a news update in half an hour. nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day. good morning. breaking overnight, banned. laptops, tablets and other electronic devices suddenly not allowed on flights to the u.s. from ten airports overseas. this morning, what threat was picked up to launch such dramatic action? president trump rallies the faithful at a late-night rally in louisville. but offers no reaction to the fbi director's revelation, that the trump campaign is under investigation for ties to russia. and his point blank dismissal over trump's claims