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happening now breaking news. Mickey Haley declares she will vote for Donald Trump

endorsing the former rival she fiercely attacked during her GOP presidential bid.

We're breaking down her announcement and the timing as she's still siphoning support from

Trump in the primaries.

Also tonight, the judge in the Trump classified documents case

holds the first hearings since delaying the trial and a shouting match erupts.

This, amid new photos and revelations about the Marilago search and the FBI investigation.

And Sean Diddy Combs is facing another allegation of sexual assault,

this time in a lawsuit filed by a former model.

It's happening just days after CNN exclusively obtained a 2016 video showing the rapper kicking and dragging his then girlfriend.

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

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

First up tonight, the breaking news more than two months

after dropping out of the Republican presidential race.

Nicki Haley now says she will be voting for Donald Trump in November, even as she urges him to do more to

reach out to her supporters. Let's bring in CNN's Kylie Atwood who followed the

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