Happening now two major breaking developments in Donald Trump's legal cases.

The federal judge overseeing his classified documents trial denying one of his motions to throw out the indictment.

We're standing by for a ruling on the former president's remaining effort to toss the charges.

Also breaking, Trump appears to be on track to score another delay in court, this time in New York.

Manhattan prosecutors announcing they're not opposed to pushing back his hush money trial potentially until late April.

And there's news out there on the campaign trail tonight.

President Biden making another stop on his tour of battleground states as Vice President Harris pays a historic visit to an abortion

provider becoming the highest ranking U.S. official to do so.

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

I'm Wolf Flitzer and you're in the situation room. This is

the end of breaking news.

Let's get to the breaking news.

A federal court slaps down.

One of Donald Trump's attempts to dismiss

is classified documents case.

Judge Eileen Cannon rejecting Trump's argument

that the charges were unconstitutionally vague.

Let's get straight to our chief legal affairs correspondent Paula Reed.

Paula, what is the judge saying about what she heard today?

So Wolf, Trump's lawyers have made multiple different arguments to try to get the classified documents

case dismissed and Judge Eileen Cannon spent most of today hearing some of

those arguments but shortly after that hearing wrapped she dismissed one of them outright.

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