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that ruling came down hours after new york s attorney general hit the former president with a lawsuit accusing him, his family, their firm of years of fraud. now, in the mar-a-lago documents case the appeals court ruled the doj can now resume its review of classified documents seized from trump s home, and that overturns an earlier ruling that had paused the criminal investigation. let s go to cnn s jessica schneider. jessica, the appellate court, they had problems, several problems with arguments from the trump attorneys. yeah, they did. and this is a unanimous three-judge panel including two trump appointees. and they really did, victor, seem to take down the arguments from trump s legal team on every level. so the first thing they did is they said that by not allowing doj to incorporate these 100 classified documents into the criminal review the court said in their words it would impose real and significant harm on the united states and on the public since as the doj sai
good morning. welcome to cnn this morning. always a pleasure to be with you on a sunday morning. we are started with the historic united auto workers strike. union members say they had reasonably productive talks with ford saturday, but the union and the three major companies are still far apart on wages and benefits. ford and general motors responded by threatening layoffs for non-striking workers due to the lack of parts from striking plants. general motors says they will lay off up to 2,000 workers this week if the strike continues. the workers walking the picket lines say they will stick it out until they get a deal that suits them. gabe cohen is in ohio with more. reporter: saturday we saw the first small signs of any progress in these negotiations between the union and any of the big three automakers. this after the union met with ford. a source for the union telling c fcnn we had reasonable negotiations. ford saying that they are committed to reaching an ag
The thousands of migrants who are being bussed into the area. these centers offer shelter and food, medical care. c in cnn s polo sandoval is following the latest for us. more migrants arrived this morning. how is the mayor respond? reporter: the average daily arrivals, victor, from 300 to 400 asylum seekers areceiving in the city a day. you can imagine that s why city officials are having to quickly adapt their response and that now includes setting up these humanitarian relief centers that you mentioned, the first which is expected to open in the next couple of weeks in the bronx. this will be separate. this will be specifically described as a first touch point for these migrants, these asylum seekers, that come to new york city, step off of buses and then straight into the services of new york city officials, including for food, medical aid, housing. in fact these facilities will be able to house these mieg rans