FBI Reviewing Newly-Discovered Huma Abedin Emails.
HOWELL: Continue following the breaking news this hour in central Italy, a 6. 6 magnitude earthquake that hit east of Perugia. This is according to the U. S. Geological Survey, that earthquake struck at a depth of about 10 kilometers, or six miles. Our meteorologist Derek Van Dam just described it as a shallow earthquake, the very same region was hit by two other earthquakes earlier in the week. Also getting a statement from the monks of Norcia in Italy, Norcia I should say. They are looking for anyone who may need their last rites after this earthquake. This is according to a statement released by them. They say no reports of deaths or injuries at this time. But I want to show you this image of the basilica at Norcia. You get a sense here of the before and after, the after this 6. 6 magnitude earthquake. You get a sense of the damage that has been done. And also, according to the monks of Norcia, there are reports of people trapped in the main square. This is an area that links the town to the main roads, again, this according to a tweet on the monks of Norcia Twitter account. We're continuing to follow developments and get information from sources on the ground about what happened in central Italy, but again, a very strong earthquake that has struck the region. Stay with CNN as we continue following that breaking news. America's choice 2016, the FBI's discovery of e-mails by one of Hillary Clinton's top aides was made public over the objections of the U. S. attorney general, this according to officials. The FBI director, James Comey, ignored those objections when he unilaterally uniformed Congress on Friday. In the meantime, Hillary Clinton on Saturday seemed to shake off the bombshell announcement as she campaigned in Miami with pop star Jennifer Lopez. But she has been loudly complaining of Comey's timing, so close to this election. Thousands of e-mails belonging to long-time Clinton aide Huma Abedin, were recently discovered during an unrelated FBI investigation of Abedin's estranged husband, Anthony Weiner. The revelation was red meat for Republican rival Donald Trump, who spoke about it greatly to his supporters. Here's what he had to say to them on Saturday. Listen.</s>DONALD TRUMP, 2016 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE: The only reason, the only reason that they did this action that you saw yesterday was very, very serious things must be happening, and must have been found, very, very serious things, very, very serious things.</s>AUDIENCE: Yes!</s>TRUMP: It's called instincts, folks.</s>HOWELL: As a matter of fact though, it is important to point out that not even the FBI understands what the contents are of these e-mails. All we know according to a source is that the e-mails were neither sent nor received by Hillary Clinton. This is what Donald Trump was referring to in a tweet back in 2015, "it came out that Huma Abedin knows all about Hillary's private illegal e-mails. Huma's PR husband, Anthony Weiner, will tell the world. " The FBI's investigation into Clinton's private e-mail server was closed last July, so its sudden resurrection so close to the election knocked the Clinton campaign back on its heels. The candidate has gone on the offensive, now targeting Comey for his timing. Listen.</s>HILLARY CLINTON, 2016 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE: It is pretty strange, it's pretty strange, to put something like that out with such little information right before an election.</s>HOWELL: Even before the e-mail controversy came back to life, new polls showed Trump closing the gap with Hillary Clinton. A Washington Post ABC poll released on Saturday has Clinton with just a two-point advantage. That is within the margin of error. A week ago, Clinton had a double-digit edge in the very same poll. CNN's poll of polls, which averages the five most recent national polls, gives Hillary Clinton a five-point advantage over Donald Trump. That is a snapshot of where things stand right now. This is CNN Newsroom, we'll be right back after the break.