10AM ET 06/07/2026 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update – 10AM ET, June 7, 2026

Host: Pam Husso | Date: June 7, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode offers a concise roundup of major domestic and international headlines, with on-the-ground updates on breaking news stories, coverage of commemorative events, and insights from key individuals. The tone remains focused, direct, and urgent, reflecting a news-driven format.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Mass Shooting at Ohio Street Festival

[00:02 – 00:37]

• Pam Husso: Opens with breaking news about a mass shooting in Toledo, Ohio, during a popular street festival.
• Lauren Edwards: Provides an eyewitness breakdown.
  • Event occurred at 5:37 pm during the Old West End Festival, a celebrated annual event (00:11).
  • Police report possibly two shooters firing at each other; twelve people shot, with two in critical condition, and no one in custody.
  • Authorities are examining surveillance footage and requesting attendees to share any cell phone videos.

Quote:

“There were possibly two shooters shooting at each. Twelve people in total hit, two in critical condition, no one in custody.”
— Lauren Edwards (00:27)

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2. Russia-Ukraine War Escalation

[00:37 – 01:25]

• Pam Husso: Reports on a Russian drone attack on a Ukrainian facility storing spent nuclear fuel. Ukrainian President Zelensky condemns it as “extremely vile.”
  • Officials confirm radiation levels remain normal despite the strike.
• Chanley Painter: Details Ukraine's intensified strikes into Russia, including attacks on oil refineries and military targets near St. Petersburg during a major economic forum.
  • The escalation follows Zelensky’s open letter to Putin calling for an end to the four-year war.

Quote:

“Ukraine is radio ramping up its attacks against Russia, this time by striking near the site of a Kremlin sponsored economic forum attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin.”
— Chanley Painter (01:05)

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3. Violence and Tragedy in Israel and the West Bank

[01:25 – 02:00]

• Pam Husso: Israeli residents near the West Bank are told to shelter after multiple shootings; one Israeli man is dead, five others injured.
  • At least one attacker has been killed; more are being sought by authorities.
• Palestinian officials report a seven-month-old infant was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers while riding in a car with parents, highlighting rising tensions.

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4. D-Day Anniversary: Veterans Return to Normandy

[02:40 – 03:25]

• Pam Husso: Introduces story on U.S. veterans returning to Normandy for the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings.
• Veteran Alan Kinder (Interview): At 101, shares reflections on returning to Utah beach—his first visit since August 1944.
  • Recalls serving with General Patton’s Third Army and is moved by how the French remember the events:
    • "They remembered more than I remembered. I came home. I didn't think of it. They lived another 10 years, 20 years. No, it's a thrill to go back." (03:11)

Quote:

“They remembered more than I remembered… No, it’s a thrill to go back.”
— Alan Kinder (03:11)

• Interviewer: Notes the emotional weight and dwindling opportunity for surviving veterans to revisit these sites.

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5. Commemorative 9/11 Tunnel to Towers Climb

[03:25 – 04:10]

• Pam Husso & Tanya J. Powers: Preview the ‘10th Tunnel to Towers Tower Climb’ in New York.
  • Over 12,000 participants will climb 104 stories in tribute to 9/11 first responders and victims, soon to mark the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
  • The organization continues support for veterans, injured first responders, and their families through mortgage-free homes.

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6. Renewed Push to Abolish ICE

[04:10 – 04:25]

• Pam Husso: Brief update on demonstrations against ICE at a New Jersey immigrant detention center; several protesters were arrested.
• Alan Kinder (unexpected comment): Shares skepticism regarding efforts to abolish ICE and expresses concern for the motivations behind the movement.
  • “Good luck with that. I don't think it's ever going to happen, but it concerns me why all of a sudden you got so many people jumping on board abolishing ICE…”

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• Lauren Edwards (on Ohio shooting):

  • “There were possibly two shooters shooting at each. Twelve people in total hit, two in critical condition, no one in custody.” (00:27)

• Chanley Painter (on Ukrainian escalation):

  • “Ukraine is radio ramping up its attacks against Russia... targeting oil refineries and military sites in St. Petersburg.” (01:05)

• Alan Kinder (on Normandy):

  • “They remembered more than I remembered. I came home. I didn't think of it. They lived another 10 years, 20 years. No, it's a thrill to go back.” (03:11)

• Alan Kinder (on ICE protests):

  • “Good luck with that. I don't think it's ever going to happen, but it concerns me why all of a sudden you got so many people jumping on board abolishing ICE.” (04:13)

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Timeline of Important Segments

• 00:02—Mass shooting in Toledo, Ohio
• 00:37—Russian drone attack on Ukraine nuclear storage; Ukrainian response
• 01:25—Attacks in Israel/West Bank and tragic shooting of Palestinian child
• 02:40—D-Day remembrance: Veterans return to Normandy
• 03:32—Tunnel to Towers 9/11 commemorative climb
• 04:10—Protests to abolish ICE and related commentary

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This Fox News Hourly Update delivers rapid, first-hand news on developing crises, commemorative moments, and civil unrest, blending immediate facts with poignant personal and expert perspectives.

Transcript

[Pam Husso]

A mass shooting in Ohio. I'm Pam Husso, Fox News. There was panic after gunfire erupted near a crowded street festival.

[Lauren Edwards]

Toledo police say it happened around 5:37pm they got a call of shots fired at the old West End festival which talking to folks around here, they say that that's a very popular one. They look forward to it every year. But things took a turn for a worse when they got the shots fired. And police saying that There were possibly two shooters shooting at each. Twelve people in total hit, two in critical condition, no one in custody.

[Pam Husso]

Lauren Edwards with Fox 2. As police scour surveillance footage, they're asking people who attended the festival to review their cell phone video. Extremely vile. That's how Ukraine's president describes a drone attack by Russia. Overnight, a facility that stores spent nuclear fuel was hit. Officials say radiation levels are within normal limits. The attack comes as Ukraine strikes more targets within Russia.

[Chanley Painter]

Ukraine is radio ramping up its attacks against Russia, this time by striking near the site of a Kremlin sponsored economic forum attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Saturday's drone attacks targeted oil refineries and military sites in St. Petersburg. The strikes come two days after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sent an open letter to Putin urging him to end the country's four year war.

[Pam Husso]

Fox's Chanley Painter Israeli residents near the west bank are being urged to stay inside their homes after a series of simultaneous shootings. That's according to his rescue services. One Israeli man has been killed, at least five other people hurt. Israeli authorities say at least one attacker has been killed. Others are being sought. Yesterday Palestinian officials said a seven month old boy was killed by Israeli soldiers while riding in his parents car. America's listening to Fox News.

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[Pam Husso]

A group of 27 veterans returned to Normandy for the 82nd anniversary of the D Day landings.

[Veteran Interviewer]

Among this group, 101 year old Gainesville resident Alan Kinder.

[Veteran Alan Kinder]

I hadn't even thought of the war in 80 years.

[Veteran Interviewer]

He returned to Normandy for only the second time since landing on Utah beach in August of 1944, two months after D Day, he served with General George Patton's legendary 3rd army as Allied forces pushed across Europe. The last time he went back to Normandy, he discovered the people there never forgot.

[Veteran Alan Kinder]

They remembered more than I remembered. I came home. I didn't think of it. They lived another 10 years, 20 years. No, it's a thrill to go back.

[Veteran Interviewer]

For Allen, that changed everything. And for many of these veterans, there may not be many more chances.

[Pam Husso]

Tyler fingered with Fox 5 in Atlanta. Remembering 911 the 10th tunnel to Towers

[Tanya J. Powers]

tower climb comes just months before the 25th anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001. 12150 participants will climb 104 stories in memory of the lives and sacrifice of 911 heroes, including New York City firefighters Stephen Siller and Captain Billy Burke. the end of the climb, participants will see the panoramic views in every direction, as well as the two reflecting pools below that mark the footprints where the Twin Towers once stood. The Tunnel to Towers foundation provides mortgage payoffs or mortgage free homes to injured veterans and first responders as well as Gold Star families and families of fallen first responders. In New York City, Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.

[Pam Husso]

A renewed push to abolish ice.

[Veteran Alan Kinder]

Good luck with that. I don't think it's ever going to happen, but it concerns me why all of a sudden you got so many people jumping on board abolishing ice. My theory is because they're upset, we're upset. They're ruining their long term plans.

[Pam Husso]

Borders are Tom Homan. This weekend more anti ICE demonstrations were held outside an immigrant detention center in New Jersey. Several arrests were made. I'm Pam Puso and this is FOX News.

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