you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom. after days of violence, israel and the islamic jihad agree to a cease-fire. we ll go live to see if the peace is holding. plus, the latest from the u.s.-mexican border and the latest fallout from trying to house migrants in cities. a hug 42 years in the making. he reunites with his sister after he discovers he was stolen as a baby. reporter: live from cnn news center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. it s 5 a.m. here in atlanta, noon in israel where a cease-fire with islamic jihad appears to be holding. palestinians celebrated the cease-fire. many are skeptical it will hold. at least 35 people were killed. listen to what one person has to say. translator: the truce is good. we want truce built on a good basis. there is a truce and then after a month there are people who die. we want a truce based on a good basis. the idf says its oper
the widely expected surge didn t happen. it expired on thursday with the end of the covid-19 public health emergency. authorities were concerned it might become dangerously over crowded. in cities like chicago and new york, lawsuits have been filed to keep migrants from being housed in certain locations. in new york they have issued executive orders barring the migrants and asylum seekers. according to mayor eric adams, it will give four months of temporary shelter for adult menace they try to obtain a work permit. new york city has processed more than 65,000 migrants since last spring with 35,000 still in the city s care. and joining me now from new york is attorney and cnn opinion writer reyes. thank you so much for being here. these lawsuits that are trying to stop migrants from being housed in other cities, i mean,