Happening now, breaking news. It's now up to the judge in the Georgia Election Interference

case to decide whether to disqualify the DA, Fannie Willis, a final high stakes hearing

ending just a short while ago with Willis in the courtroom

and the fate of the criminal case against Donald Trump on the line.

Also tonight, Trump's trial date in the classified documents case is still up in the air after a

crucial hearing in Florida attended by the former president.

Trump's lawyers arguing against the Special Counsel's proposed July start date while warning about

conflicts with Trump's White House campaign. And there's more bricky news we're following.

President Biden announces US air drops of humanitarian aid for Gaza, urging an immediate

temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as the President faces dissent among fellow Democrats over the war.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer, you're in the situation room. This is CNN breaking news.

Let's get right to the breaking news on the Fannie Willis

Disqualification hearing.

The judge says he'll decide within two weeks

whether to remove the Fulton County District

attorney from the Trump election subversion case in Georgia.

His eventual ruling could keep Trump's prosecution on track or leave it in peril.

Here's CNN's Jessica Schneider. Fulton County District Attorney Fawny Willis's fate still up in the air as the judge weighs

whether to disqualify her and her entire team of prosecutors from the case against Donald Trump and

other defendants for their efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.

These people, your honor, is a systematic misconduct and they need to go.

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