I'm Jillian Turner in for Shannon Bream, a new hope for an end to the war in Gaza,

including the promised release of the remaining Israeli hostages, dead and alive.

I look forward to having the hostages come home.

This is a very special day.

Israel and Hamas say they're ready to move forward with

parts of President Trump's ceasefire plan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio joins us on the breakthrough

and whether it will lead to last in peace. Then, the Democrats are stalling that because they need

a political talking point. And why? Because Chuck Schumer,

who leads the Democrats, is terrified that he's not going to win back his Senate seat. Radio silence from

the White House, radio silence from House Republicans, and radio silence from Senate Republicans,

because they're not serious. They wanted to shut the government down.

Stalmade in Washington as the government shutdown enters day five, with Americans' jobs,

benefits, and government projects and services all on the line.

We'll talk to Oklahoma Senator Mark Wing-Mullen and Vermont Senator Peter Welch.

Plus, we'll take you live to the celebration for the Navy's 250th birthday aboard the USS George H.W. Bush.

All right now on Fox News Sunday.

Hello from Fox News in Washington.

We begin today with a look at some of the top stories.

The U.S. District Court issued a temporary restraining order Saturday to stop the Trump administration from sending national guard troops to Portland, Oregon to deal with what the president is calling a war-torn city.

The district court judge called that claim, quote, untethered to the facts.

In Israel last night, relatives and supporters of Israeli hostages in Gaza held what they hope will be their final rally before their loved ones are released by Hamas as part of a broader ceasefire deal that both sides now claim they will accept, at least in part.

In a moment, we'll get a live report from Tel Aviv.

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