there will be more, and the big total is in the region of 1800 palestinians released while we see 33 israelis being released and returned. so that process will continue and i think it has to be said that there are so many moving parts here. we saw little bit of that today, discussion about the names and whether they were provided or not, there is zero trust between israel and hamas and in so many different parts of this deal notjust related to the hostages but in terms of the withdrawal of israeli forces from populated areas, where exactly they will go, how they will position, what role hamas will position, what role hamas will play, we know already that hamas police officers are back on the streets in gaza, so there are lots of things that could go wrong, lots of moving parts but, you know, this is day one and looked at in the round, day one has gone,

achieved its objectives. 90 palestinians have been freed in return for three hostages, and it looks like more aid is getting into gaza as well. jonah fisher, our correspondent there with the latest from sheba medical centre where he was saying those three hostages released today are now receiving medical treatment, it is worth reflecting as well, it is worth reflecting as well, it is a moment that some people feared 1a hours ago now that we would not see. it was 7:30am local time here when we started telling you the story of this unfolding day here on bbc news, first whispers started to come and then that statement from the israeli prime minister's office the cease—fire would not begin at 8.30 because the hostages names had not been turned over. the choreography, the timetable of the day, came

back on track with the movement of aid into gaza. those images that we saw people starting to return to their homes in gaza as well, people walking through the rubble carrying their my remaining possessions in bags. we will also see the freeing of 90 palestinian prisoners this evening who are being held in israeli jails as well, so it has been a long, long day here in the middle east. it has been a day that started shakily when it came to the implementation of that very long and hard fought for cease—fire agreement, but one that now seems to be back on track. they are is notjust of the region but of the world have been on this part of israel and on god �*s the last few hours, but it's time to take you across to washington, dc. let's leave israel and gaza forjust a moment now and head to washington, where donald trump is to hold a victory rally. christian fraser is there.

there are just hours to go before donald trump is being inaugurated, we are at the stage of the day that the middle east cool is... nothing compared to the conditions where you are, christian. i feel like the michelin man today, you've got about seven layers on because there is a polar vortex which is coming in here to washington, it's a very dark, grey sky behind me and it almost feels like a political metaphor for what is about to descend on washington over the next 24—48 hours. there are tens of thousands of trump supporters who are here not at all subdued by the weather. there's a sense of euphoria i think. 0ver my shoulder here on one of the adjacent buildings i can see an enormous banner which says "welcome back, mr president". they've been rehearsing with the helicopters taking off and landing, i guess they will bring the president and his family tomorrow. 0n the other side of course, sense of

despair because after such divisive politics over the last four years, divisive politics over the last fouryears, many divisive politics over the last four years, many of them will think that perhaps they have lost the war to maga. but also feels different to four years ago is weak now perceptively seek corporate america and the tech billionaire is moving in donald trump's direction. we'll be watching this afternoon over the next couple of hours, let me get the title right, the "make america great again victory rally". and of course elon musk who kicked in $250 million. the chinese ceo of tiktok announced that they are turning back on the tiktok out because they've had insurance from donald trump that in his first business on monday he

will sign an executive order giving to crack a reprieve at least for 90 days. but of course around the country, there is a lot of hope and what donald trump had promised, no less so than in arizona, the state he flipped back in november. let's speak to warren presten, the republican president of arizona senate. you're very welcome to programme. we have heard from donald trump on his first order of business, it is going to be about the border and the border in your state, what are you hoping to hear from in your state, what are you hoping to hearfrom him? in your state, what are you hoping to hear from him? yeah, we're heping — hoping to hear from him? yeah, we're heping to _ hoping to hear from him? yeah, we're hoping to hear— hoping to hear from him? yeah, we're hoping to hear that - hoping to hear from him? yeah, we're hoping to hear that he's . we're hoping to hear that he's going to deliver on his promise to immediately begin to secure the border and begin the greatest deportation in the history of the country. 0bviously, he took arizona flipped it back from joe biden, but you still have a democratic governor and you still have a democratic attorney general in

arizona. how is this going to work when the federal forces come into the state, what sort of support are you going to get from democrats?— from democrats? yeah, well, hepefully _ from democrats? yeah, well, hepefully they _ from democrats? yeah, well, hopefully they support - from democrats? yeah, well, hopefully they support us - hopefully they support us because what the voters did in the selection is they overwhelmingly voted republican and they expanded our majority in the legislature. in the areas where we really one was with hispanics and so people overwhelmingly said they want to secure our border, they passed our border security act that would put on the ballot nearly two to one, so we expect at least some cooperation and if not the legislature will do all we can to make sure we assist donald trump in securing the border. but assist donald trump in securing the border-— the border. but explain to me how it's going _ the border. but explain to me how it's going to _ the border. but explain to me how it's going to work. - the border. but explain to me how it's going to work. will. how it's going to work. will federal immigration officers be working with state police, with the state authorities to round up the state authorities to round up these people who shouldn't be in the state? will it look like a mass deportation to those who are watching? yeah, i

think it well. — those who are watching? yeah, i think it well. the _ those who are watching? yeah, i think it well. the president - think it well. the president said there is no price tag on it and then as far as with the state can do, the state officials, law enforcement officials, law enforcement officials can enter into what's called a 287 g agreement with the federal government, these have been in place since the 90s, this is where they get some training and they are able to assist the government, federal government, and enforcing federal law. what about the — enforcing federal law. what about the resources - enforcing federal law. what about the resources you - enforcing federal law. what i about the resources you have enforcing federal law. what - about the resources you have to hold people. this has been the biggest concern, it's one thing to sign an executive order but of course it's congress that's going to put the money behind the plan that donald trump set out. what sort of resources, holding centres do you have in arizona or you desperately in need of money? we arizona or you desperately in need of money?— need of money? we have a surlus need of money? we have a surplus in _ need of money? we have a surplus in our _ need of money? we have a surplus in our budget - need of money? we have a surplus in our budget so i need of money? we have a| surplus in our budget so we need of money? we have a - surplus in our budget so we do have a proposal bill that's moving forward that says we will offer our public facilities to assist the trump

administration should they need them. we also of course have our own correctional facilities and we have our own jails and prisons, and so what we should do is cooperate with, assist and help if they need extra resources to do those kinds of detentions. resources to do those kinds of detentions-— detentions. what about the wall? will— detentions. what about the wall? will be _ detentions. what about the wall? will be complete - detentions. what about the wall? will be complete but| wall? will be complete but while in arizona?— wall? will be complete but while in arizona? well, we saw more of the — while in arizona? well, we saw more of the wall— while in arizona? well, we saw more of the wall built - while in arizona? well, we saw more of the wall built under i more of the wall built under president trump than ever before so i think it will immediately commence and unless, you know, the courts are able to stop him, i believe that he, you know, i believe that he, you know, i believe that he, you know, i believe that he will. we know he's going to start and it will begin happening right away. you're here with us in washington so i will ask you what your plans are tomorrow and have they changed because of the decision to take everything indoors? you know, we are here — everything indoors? you know, we are here of _ everything indoors? you know, we are here of course - everything indoors? you know, we are here of course to - we are here of course to witness history. we're excited,

there is a lot of meetings going on, a lot of different balls and events and we are going to, you know, we are excited to watch the inauguration even though it's moved indoors and this is going to be... ijust saw a poll this morning, 60% of americans, especially the youth are the most enthusiastic and optimistic about what the trump presidency is going to do. you can feel it in the air. i feel the same way and i know my family does. so we are really excited for what is going to happen. monday cannot come soon enough. happen. monday cannot come soon enou:h. ~ . enough. warren peterson, president— enough. warren peterson, president of _ enough. warren peterson, president of the _ enough. warren peterson, president of the arizona i enough. warren peterson, i president of the arizona said, thank you very much for being with us. best of luck for tomorrow.— with us. best of luck for tomorrow. ., ~ , ., ., ., tomorrow. thank you for having me on the _ tomorrow. thank you for having me on the show. _ tomorrow. thank you for having me on the show. century i tomorrow. thank you for having me on the show. century city i me on the show. century city sa s me on the show. century city says they _ me on the show. century city says they are _ me on the show. century city says they are described i me on the show. century city says they are described in i says they are described in america, the cities under

democratic control were it would appear that ice, the federal authorities will move in as early as tuesday. 0ne federal authorities will move in as early as tuesday. one of those cities is chicago. now, let's turn to chicago, where carl nasman has been speaking to those facing the prospect of trump's plans to begin deporting illegal immigrants this week. what has been the democratic response on the sunday shows to what the president is proposing? what the president is worming?— what the president is proposing? what the president is --roosina? , ., ~ , what the president is --roosin-? , ., ~ proposing? we see all kinds of democratic _ proposing? we see all kinds of democratic leaders _ proposing? we see all kinds of democratic leaders out - proposing? we see all kinds of democratic leaders out in i proposing? we see all kinds of| democratic leaders out in force here in chicago. just 152