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"nightly news" begins now. ? from nbc news world headquart headquart headquarter in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening, it is been a weekend filled with news. democrats scrambling. we learn from director comey, the fbi is reviewing a new batch of e-mails reulating reulating to hillary clinton's use. donald trump calling this the biggest political scandal since water gate. there are still unanswered questions. how were the e-mails discovered or what did they contain and are they duplicates of e-mails known to the fbi. with few details made public, democrats accused the fbi we begin tonight with kasie hunt in florida. >> reporter: democrats upping the anti on the fbi. harry reid of nevada sending a letter accusing james comey of violating the hack act of so close to election day. >> hillary clinton did not mention the fbi issue at all. >>la course in the face of the fbi's bomb shell announcement. >> powering ahead like nothing's wrong and working to get out the early voters florida. >> you need to get out and vote. and on church on sunday. >> no matter what is thrown at us, we need to stay focused on our goals. >> the first female president of the united states, hillary clinton! on saturday, partying against fbi director james comey demanding he tells the public more about possible new evidence reulating to the clinton's e-mails. >> it is unprecedented and deeply troubling. voters deserve to get full and complete facts. sources tell nbc news the newly discovered e-mails were found in the anthony weiner, the husband of huma abedin. she's off the trail this weekend. across the country, democrats defended clinton. >> we are not going to be distracted by this. we are going to power forward to make our case why hillary clinton is the next president. will it change the race. >> the polls taken before the news shows clinton ahead by six points in north florida. >> do you believe this can cause you the election. >> with nine days to go, millions of americans already voted. over 3 millions in florida alone helping to give clinton campaign conference and they're still on track to the win. >> reporter: reid's letter suggested that the fbi had explosive information between the ran that's the charge and the trump campaign and the russians denied. kate. >> kasie hunt starting us there. >> lets get to the la latest now of the new e-mail. pete williams have behas been reviewing this. >> first step is to review the warrant and not. >> they had a warrant to search anthony weiner's lab top but only evidence for elicit evidence. another one is to look at huma abedin. those that are not copies will be checked for classified information. officials say if this all goes nothing potentially classified is found, it is possible that the fbi could come out and say so within the next few days. it all depends on how many of these e-mails have not been seen before. >> pete, you have new information how long fbi agents have known about this new cluster of e-mails. >> the fbi went to court and asked to seize weiner's laptop officials say the full extent of the huma abedin's e-mails was not proceeded. it was only recently they say that they understood their potential significan significance. thank you, pete william. donald trump is out west today where he attacked e-mail. >> the unexpected fbi announcement of newly discovered e-mail reviving the investigation of clinton days before the election. under lining one of their rival's biggest vulnerability. >> we'd never thought we would say thank you to anthony weiner >> trump told voters justice would be served against >> we must not let her take her criminal scheme into the oval office. >> hillary has nobody but herself to plblame. the campaign like everyone else including the fbi does not know what those e-mails contained. it is not stopping them from uncapitalizing the unknown and assuming the worse. >> clearly there is something to do like national security or obstruction of justice. >> you are putting your spin on it >> trump regains some ground or deem the bleeding. >> it is something that's going to hang over democrats and why they continue to support her over the scandal. >> the washington post with the front page, three months investigation today, and credits charitable donations that never happened. >> trump told the post that he donated tens of millions of dollars but offered no proof. >> reporter: trump is in colorado right now and he will be in new mexico tonight and michigan tomorrow. the campaign says that's because they're trying to push the narrative that donald trump is on offense and looking to expand colorado. thank you. disgrace former congressm congressman, anthony weiner and huma abedin. halie jackson has more on how the campaign is standing by her. >> huma abedin is not able to hide from the fire storm, engulfing not just from anthony weiner today but from her political family. anthony weiner. campaign official told nbc news that aberdeen has n huma abedin has not been contacted yet. >> abedin after working for clinton for two decades. the two is so close, hillary clinton considered her as her second >> one of several scandals that sunken his career of his sex scandal. >> i wonder if she's going to keep huma. he's been a problem, do we agree? >> a campaign source tells ni and huma abedin is as close as ever. >> she continue to do that. >> huma abedin takes on a senior role. campaign officials would not discuss possible staffing but privately signals that nothing changed. >> more fallout and questions about her future. halie jackson, nbc, news. all throughout this election, russia has been the center of some of the we right lane hearing about u.s. presidential race. kearse simmons has that story. >> rising tensions with russia. president vladimir is accusing politicians of whipping up hysteria. he's rejecting claims by u.s. intelligent agencies that russian hackers targeted the clinton's campaign. have spiralled about russia. >> from everything i see, i have no respect for this person. >> no, that's because he rather have a puppet as a president. >> no, puppet, you are the puppet. >> his spokesperson sitting down with nbc news for an exclusive interview. you know to get more points. >> it is hard putin does not favor one candidate over another. he's in favor of any politicians who's in favor with good relationship with russia. >> the chin twar in russia threatens more sanctions. just this past week, russia unveiled images spokesperson warned who ever wins in november. >> will do whatever that's necessary to keep us safe >> kearse simmons, nbc news. another powerful earthquake rocked italy this morning. the 6.6 magnitude quake was among the strongest to hit the country in nearly 30 years. toppled buildings already weakened by recovering from the same area in august that left 300 dead. iraqis and kurdish forces are still battling hard to take back the city of mosul from isis. a humanitarian crisis in iraq is growing by the day. matt bradley reports from northern iraq. >> two weeks, iraqis troops have yet to >> as the fighting goes on, desperate families arrived at this camp each day by hundreds. >> most of them are not from mosul itself. once that city falls, workers are expecting a massive wave of humanity that's overwhelmed and limited resources. >> up to two million people displayed from the battle. mosul. >> land mine destroyed his work. >> he came here in july and his large family is sleeping in this small tent. >> i asked him how many members of his family had been killed? >> he said seven. isis be headed his father for spying and shot his nephew. the coalition destroyed his home. >> in this growing countries are rush to meet the need. >> do you feel you have enough resources? >> no, of course, not. >> for the children finding refugee here, their future remains uncertain. >> they may spend their childhood at home or grow up here permanently displaced. >> matt 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