CAMEROTA: OK. A big update now on Puerto Rico. Sources tell CNN that the FBI is now investigating that controversial $300 million contract with Whitefish Energy, that was secured by Puerto Rico's power authority. This is a tiny Montana firm with possible ties to the Trump administration, and it was hired to try to restore the island's battered power grid. CNN's Leyla Santiago is live in San Juan with all the latest. How did this happen, Leyla?</s>LEYLA SANTIAGO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, that's exactly what people want to know in this investigation. The FBI has now said that it is opening a preliminary inquiry, and members of Congress say specifically there are concerns over how this contract was awarded, Alisyn. And I got to tell you, when I spoke to the governor about this, he actually is standing by his calls for an investigation of the exact same thing. He says there is no evidence of any wrongdoing, but he welcomes any sort of investigation on behalf of the FBI and says he's willing to collaborate. Now, as I have been out on the streets, in the homes of Puerto Ricans still without power, I'm certainly sensing the frustration. We're nearly six weeks after Hurricane Maria struck and still so many are without power, so many are without water, 20 percent, nearly 20 percent still without access to clean water. When you ask Puerto Rico's power authority if they can give you a better idea of where they are, they will tell you 30 percent of generation capacity has been restored. More specifically when I asked how many people on this island still don't have power, they said there's no way of knowing -- Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: Leyla, it's just incredible how this lingers and how many troubles there still are there. Thank you for all the reporting from the ground. So, three of President Trump's campaign associates have been criminally charged. What's next in Robert Mueller's Russia probe? We have it all covered for you.
FBI Probing Contract to Rebuild Puerto Rico's Bid.