I'm Shannon Breen. The second Trump administration prepares to mark its first 100 days,

as a critical week in foreign policy promises to shape the next 100 and beyond.

I think Russia and Ukraine, I think they're coming along.

President Trump ramps up pressure on Kiev and Moscow as the

clock ticks down on a peace deal to end the years-long conflict. At the same time, the president

tries to cut deals on trade. I think the terror plan is doing very well. We're resetting the table.

We're going to make our country very rich. And U.S. officials complete a new round of

negotiations with their Iranian counterparts to keep the regime's nuclear program from becoming

weaponized. We'll get reaction from both sides of the aisle with Republican Senator John Kennedy

and Congressman Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee. Plus,

World leaders gather in the Vatican for Pope Francis's funeral. We'll talk about what happened on the sidelines. At the

president's high stakes, sit down with Ukrainian President Zelensky. All right now on Fox News Sunday.

Hello from Fox News in Washington.

We began with a look at some of your headlines.

Police in Vancouver, Canada, have arrested a 30-year-old suspect.

They say plowed a car he was driving into a crowd of people.

They were celebrating at a Filipino culture festival last night, killing at least nine people injuring many more. Now, police say at this time they are confident it was not an act of terrorism.

Canadians are set to go to the polls tomorrow to pick their new ruling party after 10 years

under Liberal Party Prime Minister

Justin Trudeau. Conservatives had enjoyed a comfortable lead in the polls, but there's been a

shift that some political analysts say was triggered by President Trump's provocative rhetoric

and tariffs against that country. Fires from a massive explosion at a southern Iranian port

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