caitriona: where are people going?ow long it is going to potentially take for people to go back to their homes and make them into a place where they can rebuild them again. what can they do in the meantime? helena: people are coming up with a variety of solutions. the family i was telling you about was saying they're going to have to send their young children to florida to stay with family to have some kind of continuity, some kind of stability. learning at schools will likely become virtual. other people are staying at hotels for as long as they can afford it. others are also going to shelters. some shelters seeing a lot of animals as people are having to leave right now. some people are even sleeping in their cars, a lot of people with pillows in the back, taking it day by day. when you consider that president biden is authorized fire troops on the ground for 180 days from other states, i think it shows you how people here are in for the long-haul, and it is going to take a very long time to recover. caitriona: helen

caitriona: ok.t, when we hear comments appealing to egypt and georgia, clear life i think was the phase he used, does that show fundamental misunderstanding, or does he want to think outside of the box to get a deal done here? brett: this goes back to jared kushner's comments, that it would make a great development. so trump, whether it is on greenland or gaza, will always be thinking like a real estate developer. but it generates a whole lot of both diplomatic and the secure implication, we are simply going to move out over one million people from gaza, asked jordan, ask the egyptians, others, to take them in, let alone the fact that they have the right to be there. that is their land. i think trump does not answer these really hard questions, he just creates more hard questions. caitriona: as we've been hearing, huge numbers of palestinians have begun heading back to homes in the devastated north gaza. half a million are expected to follow in the coming days. in addition to the coast, which reopen

caitrÍona: the u.s.f justice has responded to the ruling from the court in washington state and the department of justice said it will vigorously defend president trump's executive order which it said correctly interprets the 14th amendment of the u.s. constitution. they said they look forward to presenting a full argument to the court and the american people. president donald trump foreign businesses should make their products in the united states if they want to avoid tariffs. the new president sets out the terms of his so-called america first trade policy. president trump addressed the world economic forum in davos that takes place annually in the swiss ski resort. president trump took questions from leaders of major banksment. speaking from the white house, the president took an approach. pres. trump: make your product in america and we will give you among the lowest taxes of any nation on earth. we are bringing them down substantially even from the original trump tax cuts. if you do not make your pr

caitriona: very good.nson, former president of ireland, speaking to me a little earlier about her close friend, the late president jimmy carter. we are just looking there at images of his casket in the hurst there. it has arrived in plains, georgia at his church, a place where he taught sunday school for decades, where he was a loyal member of the congregation. and we can see inside the church where there will be a private funeral ceremony. we saw that very public service at the national cathedral in washington this morning. this one, as we can see there, members of the congregation are already in their seats as well as some family members of jimmy carter, who have just arrived as part of the funeral court taj inside. . his own personal pastor will preside over the service there and will provide remarks on the late president's life. there will be some readings from bible passages and some of former president carter's favorite hymns as well will be delivered there as he makes his way towards his final resti

i am caitriona perry. president donald trump's first full day, a day after being sworn in for a second term as president, following on inauguration ceremony. on monday, he delivered on his promise to immediately sign a blitz of executive orders, among them granting clemency more than 1500 people convicted or charged over the 20 u.s. capitol riot. the former proud boys leader who was jailed for 22 years for conspiracy was released from prison soon after president trump signed the order. president trump commuted the sentence of more than 14 other people. convictions will remain on record. among those is the oath keepers founder who had been serving an 18-year sentence. join me now is our correspondent, emma. can you bring us up-to-date on what has happened there? emma: we've seen people being released from prison here and in other states across the u.s. now, this prison is where a number of january 6 defenders have spent time and were a number of them are still beyond -- behind bars. one woman we spoke to ea

i'm christian with caitrÍona perry.he context" live from washington. >> there is a lot of anxious anticipation, excitement about what we're going to do. >> though he speaks of an emergency order, the numbers are the lowest in some time. >> this is quite a dramatic change and is, frankly, and abrogation of the duties of america to take refugees, as we always have. caitrÍona: caitrÍona: joining us on the panel, former republican congressman and presidential candidate joe walsh. also, washington bureau chief of "usa today," susan page. hello. welcome to our special edition of "the context" live from washington, where for this hour and every day at this time we will be focusing on president trump's second term. we are expecting this our another announcement from the president to added to the growing pile of executive orders that he has already signed this week. christian: but still reverberating around washington, the fallout from the first executive order that he signed on monday to pardon 1500 people who were prosecuted f

with me, caitriona perry, here in the u.s.- "bbc news." in the last hour, a big moment for president trump, his second temple in office, as he has signed the fist bill into law of this term. the laken riley act. the bill will require the detention of immigrants who lack legal status and are accuse of crimes but -- accused of crimes with the potential of deportation before they are convicted. the bill was passed with bipartisan support in both house and the senate, after the death of laken riley, a 22-year-old nursing student who was killed by an immigrant without legal status in february, 2024. her death fueled the immigration debate ahead of the presidential election. before signing the act, president trump said he would be opening a detention center in guantanamo bay to hold up to 30,000 illegal migrants in the u.s. president trump: today i'm also signing an executive order to instruct the departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30,000-person migrant facility at guantanamo bay, most people don't e

i'm caitriona perry here at capitol hill.ump has been sworn in as the 14th american president, beginning a second term in the white house. he is only the second u.s. president ever to serve two nonconsecutive terms. in his inaugural address, he promised to the golden age of america begins right now, he says. mr. trump: from this day forward, our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world. we will be the envy of every nation, and we will not allow ourselves to be taken advantage of any longer. during every single day of the trump administration, i will come a very simply put, -- i will, very simply, put america first. [applause] our sovereignty will be reclaimed. our safety will be restored. the scales of justice will be rebalanced. the vicious, violent, and unfair weaponization of the justice department and our government will end. [applause] and our top priority will be to create a nation that is proud, prosperous, and free. caitriona: president trump is promising a flurry of executive actions on day one

caitriona: ok, thanks for that.ee that donald trump and first lady melania trump arriving. there they are arriving at the corporate level onto the floor of the capital one arena. just a moment ago, we saw the vice president jd vance and second lady arrived with their three children. this is the moment that these supporters have been waiting for since early this morning. the chance to glimpse president donald trump, first lady melania trump, and all his family and cabinet and friends. they have come from all over america for this moment. the chance for a few words, the chance for a handshake, the chance for a selfie. the chance to see the men that they voted for, the man they wanted to see as 47th president of the united states. donald trump. "ahihail to the chief" playing n the background. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected need

and to your point, caitriona, some of the stuff will indeed take a bit longer.e's talked about bringing down prices for americans. that was the driving issue for many voters in this election cycle. and in interviews after the election, he did say that it might not be possible to bring down those grocery prices. i think he said, you know, "0nce they're up, it's hard to bring them back down." he's talked about eliminating some federal regulations as a way to go at those grocery prices. but, you know, the effect of eliminating those regulations until they get to actually lowering prices, that's a much longer time period. so to both of your points, you know, he's going to be looking for some of those quick and easy victories. what i'm curious to see is one of the more controversial promises that he's made, which is to pardon some of those january 6th rioters. we know that that's something he has promised. he's been questioned on this repeatedly, and he's kind of, you know, been a bit vague about what he would do. he said, of course he would pardonj—sixers. but when

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i'm caitriona perry.h a flurry of executive orders — rolling back climate policies, declaring an emergecny at the border and granting pardons to those who stormed the us capitol. donald trump has been attending a multi—faith service at washington's national cathedral — along with the vice president and the speaker of the house. today's other main headlines... a deadly fire engulfs a i2—storey hotel in a turkish ski resort, killing 66 people and injuring over 50. prince harry's legal battle against the publisher of the sun newspaper — which was due to start today — has been delayed. the two sides are said to be involved in settlement talks. here — the prime minister keir starmer announces an inquiry into failings that led to the murders of three young girls in southport last summer. donald trump has started his second term as us president — by signing a series of sweeping executive orders. he declared a national emergency on the us—mexico border, designated drug cartels as terrorist organisations, withdrew

we'll have the latest with caitriona perry in a moment. has seen the inaugeration of donald trump for his second term, a tsunami of executive orders and most recently the declassification ofjfk assassination files. later he heads to california to actually look at the devastation caused by all of those wildfires. let's go back to washington, get back to caitriona perry monitoring all those things. we saw him answering questions earlier and the latest lines from that state he will sign an order, quote, may be getting rid of the us disaster agencies. he has been extremely critical of fema lately. in has been extremely critical of fema lately-— has been extremely critical of fema lately. in relation to the first remarks _ fema lately. in relation to the first remarks but _ fema lately. in relation to the first remarks but he _ fema lately. in relation to the first remarks but he said - first remarks but he said before he travelled to north carolina, already a big difference between donald trump and joe biden and how much donald trump is engagi

i am caitriona perry, thank you for that's come our way over the last couple of weeks, things for theain for friday morning, but a fair amount of cloud. eastwards, but it is a very weak affair, particularly it may linger for some of these eastern and southeastern coasts but there will be some sunny spells. northern ireland. scotland not doing badly either, temperatures around 6—10 degrees. now, during friday night we will see this zone of clear there could be some mist and murk around as well, and another zone of cloud pushing in towards northern but where we do see some clear spells, temperatures will drop for some on saturday morning. for the weekend. so a lot of dry weather around on saturday, but a fair bit area of high pressure. so watch as we go through saturday night and on into and so what will be left with for sunday is, yes, a band of clouds and bits and pieces of rain, but nothing too significant. and eastern england — we should see some spells of sunshine. as we look ahead to next week, a decent amount of dry weather around once again. this is bbc news. will have the for y

live from washington, i'm caitriona perry.e will make a major infrastructure announcement. british prime minister keir starmer announces an inquiry into failings that led to the murders of three young girls in southport last summer. the ceasefire between israel and hamas holds into a third day — with a further exchange of hostages and prisoners expected at the weekend. a deeply personal legal battle for prince harry against the publishers of the the sun newspaper begins today. hello and welcome. four people, including a hotel owner, have been detained after fire swept through a hotel in a popular turkish ski resort, killing 66 people and injuring 51. the blaze is believed to have broken out in the fourth—floor restaurant in the early hours of tuesday morning. there were 234 guests staying at the hotel for the school holidays.

let's speak to caitriona perry who's in washington for us now.ill see more of the extreme weather events whether it is flooding or wildfires, and that is interesting given his position on global warming.— interesting given his position on global warming. on globalwarming. indeed, one ofthe on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first— on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things _ on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things he _ on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things he did - on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things he did on - of the first things he did on monday was to bring the us out of the paris climate accord again, and he has already rowed back on a number of environmental regulations designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in this country and to protect other elements of the environment. he is very set on reversing that, putting america first, tapping the natural resources that are in this country, and we will probably hear that later today. he is on his way to north carolina and he will go to asheville in

iam i am caitriona perry. you're very welcome.cross the los angeles area have reopened after almost a week of wildfires. but the city is bracing for further blazes with forecasters warning that strong winds are set to return. the strongest winds are expected to be on tuesday, in ventura county, north of la. while they're not expected to match last week's intensity, wind gusts could reach 70 miles per hour, about the force of a categoryi hurricane. three major fires are still burning. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres and is now 14% contained.

i'm caitriona perry officials in the us say they are confident that a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas will go through — despite a delay after israel accused hamas of trying to alter the terms of the agreement. israel's security minister, itamar ben—gvir, who is part of the hardline right—wing faction of the government, threatened to resign if the deal is approved, describing it as a reward for hamas. overnight, afterjubilant scenes in gaza at news of a ceasefire which will not come into effect until sunday at the earliest. israeli airstrikes killed over 80 people including women and children, according to the hamas—run health ministry. our international editor, jeremy bowen, has this report from jerusalem. just a few hours after the ceasefire agreement was announced, men in northern gaza were back digging through the rubble for the dead and wounded after an israeli strike. the ceasefire is not due to start until sunday. then they heard a small voice. boy screams. he was alive. strong enough to wave for help. his name is assad fadel khalifa. his parents, sister, aunt and uncle, w

my colleague caitriona perry is in washington and has been following all the developments.much more to come this weekend?— weekend? absolutely. he delivered _ weekend? absolutely. he delivered on _ weekend? absolutely. he delivered on the - weekend? absolutely. he| delivered on the promises weekend? absolutely. he i delivered on the promises to hit the ground running and deliver a fast and furious transformation to the white house, as he rose back the biden policies, or as many as he can, to herald a new golden age of america which he promised in the inaugural address. he is expected to head to california today and also to north carolina but we can speak about that looming between the white house and the courts. within hours of taking office, president trump signed a series of executive orders — including one designed to bring to an end what's called birthright citizenship — the legal right to citizenship for all children born in the united states, regardless of who their parents are. but now a judge in seattle has blocked the move — calling it �*blatantly unconstitutional�

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announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> i'm christian fraser with caitriona perry. the context from washington. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. i will also declare a national energy emergency. we will drill, baby, drill. if you don't make your product in america, which is your prerogative, very simply, you will have to pay a tariff. different amounts. >> a set of pardons for peaceful pro-life protesters. >> they should not have been prosecuted. this is a great honor to sign. >> joining us on the panel. enjoy cheney, democratic strategist and founder on joy strategies. and julie harris, president of the national federation of republican women. ♪ >> a very warm welcome to this special edition of the context from washington. it is friday. we are at the end of president trump's first week in office. we will be reflecting on how it has gone and what it might tell us about his next four years in office. >> 33 exec

hello, i'm caitriona perry. negotiators in qatar have raised hopes that israel and hamas are on the verge of a ceasefire and hostage release deal. qatar's foreign ministry said key issues have now been addressed, but israel has cautioned that the deal is not there yet. us presidentjoe biden and egyptian president abdel fattah el—sisi are calling on both sides to show flexibility to achieve a truce. a palestinian official told the bbc that the first stage of the deal will likely include the release of 3a israeli hostages, including women, children, the wounded, and the sick. in return, it's expected that israel will release i—thousand palestinian prisoners, including about 100 and 90 in return, it's expected that israel will release 1,000 palestinian prisoners, including about 190 prisoners who have been serving sentences of 15 years or more. the final stage involves an agreement about the reconstruction of gaza — a process that could take years. for more on the situation, here's an update from our state departme

he spoke to our chief presenter caitriona perry who began by asking him what he did when the fire started fortunately for me, i started packing up some things. my house was a pretty popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carol channing, gerry herman, angela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used the house as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, they didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it, and yet every other house on the block is gone. it's hard to explain. i'm happy for them, it'sjust everything it hits, it is levelled. there is no resemblance whatsoev

as caitriona, you mentioned, we this isn't something thatjust is affecting the federal government.e america. we're seeing companiesjust left, right and centre removing their de policies to fall in line with where, you know, the conversation is right now. and i think this is one of the executive orders that certainly will have real impact on people's lives. and this declaration from president trump as well. and he's repeated it in some of the speeches that he's made since he was inaugurated, including in front of all those business leaders in davos. this decision that there are to be only two genders, male and female, and that there's a ban on any federal funding being used for any gender reassignment surgeries or anything like that. and just these policies, i think they were well—flagged, but maybe a lot of people thought they wouldn't actually come to fruition. i mean, they're really causing a lot of upset. we've spoken so much on the pod about how polarised this country is, and 77 million people voted for him. 75 million people voted against him. but some of the beliefs are so, y

he spoke to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who began by asking him what he did when the fire starteding in. fortunately for me, i started packing up some things. my house was a pretty popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carol channing, gerry herman, angela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used it as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it and every other house on the block is gone. it's hard to explain. i'm happy for them, it'sjust everything it hits, it is levelled. there is no resemblance whatsoever to anyt

i'm caitriona perry officials in the us say they are confident that a ceasefire deal between israel ands security minister, itamar ben—gvir, who is part of the hardline right—wing faction of the government, threatened to resign if the deal is approved, describing it as a reward for hamas. 0vernight, afterjubilant scenes in gaza at news of a ceasefire which will not come into effect until sunday at the earliest. israeli airstrikes killed over 80 people including women and children, according to the hamas—run health ministry. our international editor, jeremy bowen, has this report from jerusalem. just a few hours after the ceasefire agreement was announced, men in northern gaza were back

caitriona has a well—deserved break, and we're very happy to have you joining us from london.'m balancing my phone on five blocks of foolscap paper and a book and trying to lean it in the right wayjust so that you can see me, so i hope it works. a true broadcaster will find the angle. i'm the loose wheel. i'm the loose wheel in this operation. i know my role. how did you guys spend your new years, ringing in the new year? well, i had christmas off, and then they said come in to work for some easy shifts with some filled back—half hours. and then all hell broke loose yesterday, in new orleans, of course, some tragic circumstances there. and so we were rolling all the way through. so my entire afternoon i had one loo break. i was on air for...five hours, straight? um, as it all unfolded. so we've been busy, busy this side. it also has been a reminder, i don't know, christian, for you, you know, with the coverage yesterday as well, of how this is going to really be something that impacts the incoming trump administration, looking at national security and how islamic state inspire

hello, i'm christian fraser, here with caitriona perry.t of excitement about what we're gonna do. so though he speaks about an emergency at the border the numbers are actually at the lowest number in some time. this is quite a dramatic change and is frankly an aberration - of the duties of america to take refugees - as we've always had. joining us on the panel tonight the former republican congressman and presidential candidatejoe walsh. also here the washington bureau chief of usa. hello, welcome to our special edition of the context, live from washington. where for this hour, and every day at this time we will be focusing on president trump's second term. we are expecting this hour another annoucement from the president, to add to the pile of executive orders he has already signed this week. but still reverberating around washington the fallout from the first executive order he signed monday to pardon 1500 people who were prosecuted for their role in the jan 6 insurrection. according to today, it was a last minute, rip the bandage off de

iam i am caitriona perry. you're very welcome. nearly all public schools across the los angeles area have reopened after almost a week of wildfires. but the city is bracing for further blazes with forecasters warning that strong winds are set to return. the strongest winds are expected to be on tuesday, in ventura county, north of la. while they're not expected to match last week's intensity, wind gusts could reach 70 miles per hour, about the force of a categoryi hurricane. three major fires are still burning. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres and is now 14% contained. the eaton fire remains the second largest. the la county district attorney announced several prosecutions to do with the fires, seeking those charged were seeking to exploit this tragedy for their own benefit. the debris still smoulders. thousands of acres of damage still untouched by recovery tea ms. today, road blocks and patrols by the national guard have visibly increased. there have now been more than 60 arrests in evacuated areas, mainly fo

caitriona has a well—deserved break, and we're very happy to have you joining us from london.e, so i hope it works. a true broadcaster will find the angle. i'm the loose wheel. i'm the loose wheel in this operation. i know my role. how did you guys spend your new years, ringing in the new year? well, i had christmas off, and then they said come

ahead of another busy day in the first week of donald trump's presidency lets cross to my colleague caitrionaa furious pace catriona — what can we expect today? fast and furious is what he promised. and that is what he has delivered on so far. he has signed a few dozen to executive orders and we expect more. many have focused on immigration and his border tsar told fox news this morning that deportations of undocumented migrants have already begun. he said that agents have already arrested 308 of what he described as serious criminals across the us. we don't have any further details on that. one of the things donald trump promise was mass deportations in their first days of his administration. the most recent executive order he signed was on diversity, equity and inclusion programmes, that basically means that anyone working in those roles in federal places of work will be put on administrative leave at five pn today with a view to them winding down theirjobs on a permanent basis. trump has ordered that private companies need to put an end to their diversity and inclusion of this is as well.

of another busy day in the first week of donald trump's presidency, let's cross to my colleague caitrionahaving been credited by many for playing a decisive role in the israel hamas cease—fire, donald trump is not turning his attention to russia and ukraine? it attention to russia and ukraine?— attention to russia and ukraine? ., , ., ukraine? it would seem that wa . we ukraine? it would seem that way- we are _ ukraine? it would seem that way. we are member- ukraine? it would seem that way. we are member from l ukraine? it would seem that l way. we are member from the way. we are memberfrom the campaign trail that then donald trump, former president, was talking about solving the russia ukraine more within 2a hours of being in office. he's beenin hours of being in office. he's been in office now for more than 2a hours and that obviously has not happened, but he has put a post on truth socialjust in the last hour or so, giving this morning, essentially, to his russian counterpart president vladimir putin to make a deal to end the war now or to face more punitive moves like tariffs, sanctio

hello, welcome to world news america, i am caitriona perry. where an investigation is under way after a deadly aeroplane crash and three on the us army helicopter. there were no survivors. in over 20 years — and the first since 2009. while it's not clear what caused this accident at this point, of day or the volume of traffic. the national transportation safety board, or ntsb, has yet to recover the black boxes from either the jet they at this as rescue and recovery is the investigation will unfold. she said it would take a �*whole—of—government�* both the chairwoman and board member todd inman said they would not speculate on the cause, and that a preliminary report would be published within 30 days. mr inman became emotional speaking about the victims. later today, we will be briefing the families. with local officials and others to help assist them in their efforts and let me just reiterate what the chair said, in the united states, and our heartfelt sorrow goes out to everyone that is affected. we will have to find out what has happened. let us talk more about situation here reaga

trump's inaugural address -- caitriona-_ caitriona. we have been watching _ caitriona.een watching this _ caitriona. we have been watching this year - caitriona. we have been watching this year on i caitriona. we have been - watching this year on capitol hill. ithink watching this year on capitol hill. i think he struck quite a different tone to what we heard in 2017 and that american carnage speech. we've talked about the golden age of america full of plans that he has for this country, even saying he intends to put american astronauts on mars during his tenure, which caused a huge smile to break across the face of you en masse, the owner of space x, and a very now and close adviser, we saw him sitting in amongst the family, it was really interesting that seating plan where you had members of cabinet mixed in with the family and with those close friends that donald trump has made, and many other of the tech ceos there. again, everything noteworthy and unusual about this inauguration, just as we see everyone moving to the capital to the next stage of these formal procee

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welcome to the context with me, caitriona perry, where this second term — and as it's friday, we aregh it feels lot more than that because he has been working so hard. democratic strategist kelly hyman and former federal thank you both for being with us. issue of course us. the big issue of course this was the tragic air this week was the tragic air crash here in washington, dc, and it president trump the in? ” {pm 7 w in? ” ofthis“ 7 big of this second first big crisis of this second term in office. ijust want to get a quick from both youie 3:5 tii’z” ”ff �* you, we 77 you, we talk about of you, and we will talk about more later, you this more later, about how you think he handled that big think he handled that first big crisis, that big challenge. what you think, joe? crisis, that big challenge. what you think, joe? thank you. well, i've _ what you think, joe? thank you. well. i've got — what you think, joe? thank you. well, i've got to _ what you think, joe? thank you. well, i've got to say, _ what you think, joe? thank you. well, i've got to say, i _ well, i've got to say, i do t

my colleague caitriona perry has been speaking to john kirby, the communications adviser at the whitese. she began by asking him how confident he was that all sides would abide by the deal. well, that is the key question. and implementation is the most important thing right now, now that we have the deal itself. that is why we kept the trump's team fully informed of this negotiation process. that's why president—elect�*s special adviser envoy for the middle east, mr witkoff, was there so he could be fully informed about what implementation it needsto look like because it will will pass to that team to do that. it is going to require commitment and effort, leadership on all sides here, certainly in the region, to make sure that each phase can be achieved and that all the commitments in each phase can be accomplished. and when you mention keeping president—elect trump and his team involved here, have you received assurances from them that they will oversee the implementation and such as it has been agreed so far? absolutely. 100%. mr witkoff was in daily communication multiple times a d

my colleague caitriona perry has been speaking tojohn kirby "i lost my father. enough."as pregnant at the time and now has the couple's baby, rahma. the ceasefire is welcome, but it's not the end of suffering. translation: after the i ceasefire, i want to give my children the best life. i want them to get over the fear we lived. my children are really scared. the terror has settled in their hearts. the scale of rebuilding ahead is immense. fergal keane, bbc news, amman. we have more coverage on the ongoing development surround the ceasefire on the bbc news website and we are running a live stream and live page. in washington, the outgoing biden administration has been hailing the gaza ceasefire deal. them that they will from them that they will oversee the implementation such as it has been agreed so far? absolutely, 100%. mr witkoff was in daily communication multiple times a day with our coordinator who is doing the negotiating. he is aware of every detail of the implementation and he and the incoming team arejust implementation and he and the incoming team are just as

i'm caitriona perry. i'm at ronald reagan washington national airport where an investigation is under way after a deadly aeroplane crash between a commercial passenger plane, and a military aircraft. both crashed into the potomac river, just outside the nation's capitol, killing 67 people. there were no survivors. when it collided with a us army blackhawk helicopter. this was the deadliest air accident in the us in over 20 years — and the first since 2009. and planes, a job normally done by two people at that time of day — the national transportation safety board, or ntsb, they are underwater at this time. she said it would take a �*whole—of—government�* effort and that �*no stone would be left unturned. followed then by a more comprehensive report when the work completed. mr inman became emotional speaking about the victims. it affects us, it affects everyone around us. we will do it factually, and we will do it accurately. the blackhawk helicopter and their training mission. were on a routine annual ret