CAMEROTA: The secretary of state is still silent three days after new evidence suggests that former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, was being followed and/or spied on and/or threatened by a President Trump supporter before she was fired. A trove of documents reveal it may have been ordered by associates of Rudy Giuliani. The government of Ukraine is launching a criminal investigation into this matter. CNN's Sam Kiley is live in Kiev, Ukraine, with more. What have you learned, Sam?</s>SAM KILEY, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Alisyn, it's a really rather extraordinary statement made by the ministry of internal affairs. I'll read a part of it to you in which they said that they are conducting investigations because of allegations that would indicate illegal surveillance of her, that is the U.S. ambassador's, electronic gadgets were interfered by the private persons at the request of U.S. citizens. This is an extraordinary situation in which the government of Ukrainian is investigating whether or not Americans spied on one another or Ukrainians were asked to spy on Americans at the request of Americans. A bizarre situation. One really that's also displaying a degree of anger now over this whole controversy here in the Ukraine, which, of course, you'll recall goes back to Donald Trump's suspension of military aid in the middle -- to the Ukraine in the middle of a war they're having against Russian-backed rebels in the east.</s>BERMAN: All right, Sam. Sam Kiley for us in Kiev. Sam, thank you very much for that reporting. And, again, the important thing to remember here is the Ukrainians are investigating this and have expressed concern. We've heard no concern from the State Department or the U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about this at all. All right, the sign stealing scandal in baseball has claimed some huge names already, but now there are new allegations that even go to the next level. Allegations that Astros players were wearing stuff that may have helped them steal these signs. Details in the "Bleacher Report," next.
Pompeo Silent Amid Reports of Surveillance of U.S. Ambassador