And good evening from the Los Angeles Fire Zone.

And good evening from Washington, D.C.

We're just about eight minutes from now, President Biden is set to speak from the Oval Office.

This will be his farewell address to the nation after four years in office, which began

on the single deadliest day of the COVID pandemic and just 14 days after the worst attack on American democracy since the Civil War.

And Jake, of course, four years later, we are just five days away now from the inauguration of Donald J. Trump.

We begin, though, as we wait for the president with a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.

For that, I want to go to see him at Jeremy Diamond in Tel Aviv.

Jeremy, how soon will hostages start being released in Gaza?

And what are the details of the deal?

Well, Anderson, we could be seeing the first hostages being released from the Gaza Strip on Sunday.

That is the day that the implementation of this agreement is set to kick in.

And of course, that will also be the day that we will finally see after 15

months of war in Gaza, the first enduring weeks-long ceasefire going into effect. This will be a

six-week ceasefire, during which time we will see over the course of those six weeks, 33 hostages

being released, most of whom we expect

will be alive, but we also do expect that there will be the bodies of deceased hostages

included in that number as well. What we will also see are hundreds of Palestinian prisoners

being released from Israeli prisons, the entry of much-needed humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, as many as 600 trucks of aid per day,

to remedy the dire humanitarian situation there.

Here in Israel, there will need to be some steps taking place tomorrow before this agreement is actually signed on the dotted line.

The Israeli Prime minister taking that

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