, the political deadlock with the lebanese government having just elected former army commander michel aoun, ending a 29-month presidential vacuum. political upheaval continues in the u.s. with the democratic leader in the center -- and the senate claiming the fbi may have broken the law in investigating a possible link to hillary clinton. werere media outlets overd and another 10,000 the weekend in turkey. annette: we begin in the united states, with the fbi reportedly starting to review a newly discovered group of females that may related to the hillary clinton in mail server investigation. the inquiry centering on claims that the democratic presidential nominee improperly used a private email server while serving as secretary of state. without charges last july but resurfaced friday when the head of the fbi alerted numbers of congress to the existence of emails that he said could be pertinent to that investigation. however, the democratic leader in the senate is saying the fbi may have broken the law. our correspondent has more. ok, sorry, we will get to that story in a moment. first of

he wouldhere he said endorse his long-term rival michel aoun for the presidency.ut the system itself is unchanged. beirut,e he is here in that a president has likely been found, the nature of the system goes on. we may see [indiscernible] laura: thank you. no stranger to controversial statements, but u.s. presidential candidate donald trump has angered his critics and supporters with his latest performance during last night's live television debate with hillary clinton. he refused to accepting the outcome of the vote on november 8, something clinton calls horrifying. he fought to clarify his position. he would absolutely accept the results, but only if he won. donald trump: i would like to promise and pledge to all of my , and tond supporters all of the people of the united states, that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. [applause] laura: a poll taken after the debate showed most viewers thought clinton came out best. we have more on the clash in las vegas. reporter: a frosty opening as they refuse to shake

, the political deadlock with the lebanese government having just elected former army commander michel aoung a 29-month presidential vacuum. political upheaval continues in the u.s. with the democratic leader in the center -- and the senate claiming the fbi ha

the parliament today elected michel aoun.s 81 years old, and a strong ally of the islamist militant group, hezbollah. the election took several rounds of voting, after extra ballots suspiciously appeared in the ballot box for the first few counts. aoun's win is a victory for pro- iranian forces in the region. turkey has opened another phase of the crackdown that began after last summer's failed coup. today, police arrested the chief editor and 11 senior staff of a major opposition newspaper. supporters rallied outside the newspaper offices-- one of the oldest in turkey. a cartoonist for the paper condemned the attempts to silence journalists. >> ( translated ): this is ridiculous. you will not intimidate anyone by putting pressure, i want to say that. it is impossible for people with conscience to endorse this scene. you cannot justify this to the world. today, i am being detained for drawing cartoons, and only for drawing cartoons. >> woodruff: just yesterday, another 10,000 people were fired from their government jobs in tu