Good evening. I'm Amna Navas. Jeff Bennett is away. On the news hour tonight,

a ruling in former President Trump's Georgia election interference case allows the district attorney

to stay on.

My exclusive interview with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas,

and the latest on the Israel Hamas war

as hostage talks continue,

and the first international aid ship reaches Gaza's coast. ghost. Welcome to the news hour. District attorney Fani Willis will continue to lead

the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald

Trump, but the top prosecutor, a man she had a romantic relationship with, is stepping

aside.

His resignation came after the judge said one of them had to go for the trial to move forward.

This development was just one of many this week in the multiple

cases against the former president. So we turn again to our William Bringham

who's been covering them all. William, good to see you. Great to see you. So the

judge in this case basically said to Fani Willis, okay I'm not removing you, but your lead prosecutor

cannot stay on.

Help us understand the judge's rationale here.

The judge basically split this right down the middle.

This is not what Trump and his lawyers wanted.

They wanted Fannie Willis, taken off the case and the whole case to be dismissed.

That is not happening now.

McAfee, the judge, Scott McAfee, was very critical of Willis and her behavior.

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