10AM ET 05/10/2026 Newscast

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update: 10AM ET – May 10, 2026

Main Theme:
This episode delivers concise updates on major news stories around the world, including a cruise ship quarantine tied to a hantavirus scare, regional security tensions involving Iran, a nonprofit corruption scandal in Minnesota, and security preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Philadelphia.

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1. Hantavirus Cruise Ship Incident in Canary Islands

[00:03–00:56]

• Arrival and Evacuation:
  The Hantavirus Link cruise ship reached Spain's Canary Islands. More than 100 passengers are being evacuated following an outbreak of hantavirus on board.

• Health Status:
  No passengers are currently symptomatic or have tested positive for the virus. Still, the outbreak previously killed three people and infected several others.

• International Response:
  Passengers will disembark by nationality and be flown home. Seventeen Americans will be sent to Nebraska for monitoring by CDC teams.

• Reassurances:
  The World Health Organization and Spanish health officials state there is no public risk.

Notable Quote:

• “The World Health Organization is reassuring people on the island that there’s no risk to the public, and Spanish health officials say the passengers all remain asymptomatic.” – Unidentified Reporter [00:23]

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2. Security Concerns in the Persian Gulf

[00:56–01:41]

• Cargo Ship Attack:
  A British cargo ship was hit by an “unknown projectile” off the coast of Qatar. The explosion caused a fire, now under control.

• Regional Implications:
  The attack is the latest in a series of incidents suggesting Iran may be destabilizing the fragile cease-fire while the world awaits its response to a new US peace proposal.

• US-Iran Tensions:
  President Trump posted AI-generated images overnight featuring Iran’s navy “at the bottom of the sea.”

• Drone Activity:
  Reports indicate Iranian drones entered Kuwaiti airspace, adding to regional unease.

Notable Quote:

• “The incident highlights the latest in a series of events in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz that show Iran is testing the fragile cease fire…” – Unidentified Reporter [01:13]

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3. Iran’s Response to US Peace Proposal

[01:41–02:00]

• Official Statement:
  Iran says its focus remains “on ending the war and protecting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz,” per the Iranian Students News Agency.

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4. Minnesota Nonprofit Corruption Lawsuit

[02:40–03:33]

• Misuse of Funds:
  Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announces a civil suit against “We Push for Peace” and directors Treherne Pollard and Jacqueline McGuigan.

• Allegations:

  • Pollard is accused of pocketing over $6 million, spending it on personal luxuries.
  • McGuigan allegedly took $1,000 per week and stole additional grant funds.
  • The nonprofit, contracted for community outreach, was financially ruined by this alleged abuse.
  • No response yet from the accused.

Notable Quote:

• “Prosecutors allege the nonprofit, which held lucrative contracts for community outreach and violence prevention, was driven into the ground by rampant abuse.” – Deborah Valentine [02:57]

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5. Philadelphia Gears Up for 2026 FIFA World Cup

[03:33–04:23]

• Major Preparations:
  Philadelphia is enhancing security ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the city’s 250th birthday.

• Security Strategy:

  • Police and K9 deployment at “soft targets” and the FIFA fan fest on Lemon Hill.
  • Police drones and command centers will monitor crowds; six match days in the city, including July 4.
  • Anticipated protests are part of the security planning.

• Public Safety:
  Aim is to create a safe environment for fans and visitors.

Notable Quote:

• “The strategy will include things you may see like deployment of officers and K9s on soft targets outside the stadium and the FIFA fan fest…Police drones and command centers will be used to watch over crowds, with hundreds of thousands of fans expected…” – Chris O’Connell [03:48]

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6. Philadelphia’s New Tech for Tourist Communication

[04:23–04:36]

• Innovation:
  Police will use new technology integrated with body cameras to translate and aid communication with international visitors during the event.

Notable Quote:

• “Police in Philadelphia will also use some new tech linked to their body cameras to help translate and communicate with visitors.” – Angelo Bavaro [04:23]

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Summary Tone:
The newscast maintains a factual, measured tone focused on reporting significant developments and official responses, with quick transitions between urgent international security topics, health incidents, and upcoming major public events.

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Transcript

[Angelo Bavaro]

Keeping the spread under control. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. The Hantavirus Link cruise ship has arrived in Spain's Canary Islands where passengers are

[Unidentified News Reporter]

evacuating some of the more than 100 passengers on board. The hantavirus plagued in the Hondias are leaving the ship this morning. It arrived a few hours ago in the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa. The World Health Organization is reassuring people on the island that there's no risk to the public. And Spanish health officials say the passengers all remain asymptomatic. And while none of the current passengers have tested positive for hantavirus, the outbreak did earlier kill three people on board and several others tested positive. The remaining passengers will now disembark in groups by nationality, then go straight to the airport for flights to their home country. Seventeen Americans on the ship will be flown to Nebraska where they'll be monitored by a CDC team.

[Angelo Bavaro]

Fox's Chanley Painter A British cargo ship has been attacked off the coast of Qatar.

[Unidentified News Reporter]

An unknown projectile hit the vessel that was about 23 nautical miles northeast of Doha, according to the UK Maritime Agency. The explosion caused a small fire that is now under control, according to reports. The incident highlights the latest in a series of events in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz that show Iran is testing the fragile cease fire while the region waits to see how Iran will respond to the latest U.S. proposal to end the war. President Trump shared a series of AI images overnight depicting a Iran's navy at the bottom of the sea. We also know there are reports this morning in Kuwait about Iranian drones over the country's airspace, another indication Iran is continuing their attacks against Gulf countries.

[Angelo Bavaro]

Fox is tre yinxed Iran says its response to the latest US Peace proposal focuses on ending the war and protecting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Iranian Students News Agency. America is listening to Fox News.

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[Angelo Bavaro]

Directors of a Minnesota nonprofit allegedly siphoned $6.5 million of charitable monies to fund a lavish lifestyle.

[Deborah Valentine]

The state's Attorney General Keith Ellison has announced a civil lawsuit against nonprofit We Push for Peace and its former directors, Treherne Pollard and Jacqueline McGuigan. Prosecutors alleged the nonprofit, which held lucrative contracts for community outreach and violence Prevent Attention, was driven into the ground by rampant abuse. The suit alleges Pollard personally pocketed more than $6 million for trips to Las Vegas, luxury cars, shopping sprees, child support, IRS bills and more. The suit also alleges McGuigan, the charity's treasurer, pocketed $1,000 a week and stole thousands more in government grant funds. There's been no response to the allegations from Pollard or McGuigan. Deborah Valentine, Fox News Several cities across

[Angelo Bavaro]

North America are prepping for the 2026 FIFA World cup, including Philadelphia, where law enforcement is ramping up security planning for the massive international event. Fox 29's Chris O' Connell the strategy

[Chris O'Connell]

will include things you may see like deployment of officers and K9s on soft targets outside the stadium and the FIFA fan fest on Lemon Hill. Police drones and command centers will be used to watch over crowds, with hundreds of thousands of fans expect for the 39 day event. Security will be focused on six match days in Philly, including July 4, the same day the city celebrates our nation's 250th birthday. Police are also preparing for protests during the events, but the hope is for visitors to be safe and enjoy the reason they came here.

[Angelo Bavaro]

Police in Philadelphia will also use some new tech linked to their body cameras to help translate and communicate with visitors. I'm Angelo Bavaro and this is FOX News News.

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