10AM ET 06/14/2026 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update – 10AM ET 06/14/2026 Newscast

Date: June 14, 2026
Host: Angelo Bavaro (Fox News Podcasts)

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Episode Overview

This fast-paced newscast delivers the top national and world news stories of the hour. The main focus is on the high-stakes US-Iran peace negotiations, a historic NBA Finals victory for the New York Knicks after 53 years, the ensuing celebrations and unrest in New York City, President Trump’s unique 80th birthday celebration with UFC fights at the White House, and a briefing on upcoming election primaries and runoffs across several key states.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. US-Iran Peace Deal Developments

• Status of the Negotiations
  • President Trump announced a potential peace agreement with Iran could be signed as soon as today, but Iranian officials are signaling a deal is unlikely this weekend.
  • [00:12] Fox News Correspondent: “The president on Truth Social yesterday said hopefully this process will all work out quickly, easily and smoothly. If it doesn't, we have the ultimate alternative, hopefully never to be used again.”
• Terms of the Proposed Agreement
  • Destruction and removal of all Iran’s nuclear material.
  • Dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program.
  • Release of Iranian funds contingent on full compliance.
  • Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Commitment to halt Iranian funding for terrorist groups.
• Iranian Response
  • Iranian leaders dispute the inclusion of nuclear concessions.
  • [00:49] Angelo Bavaro: “Iranian leaders are disputing what's allegedly in that deal, claiming concessions about Iran's nuclear program are not part of it.”
• Recent Context
  • The discussions come after recent US and Iranian strikes across the Middle East.

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2. Historic NBA Finals: Knicks Crowned Champions (First Title in 53 Years)

• The Game & Emotional Reactions
  • The New York Knicks defeat the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 in Game 5, clinching the series 4-1.
  • [01:16] Sports Commentator: “Knick fans, this is not a dream. Go ahead and cry. After 53 years, the Knicks are finally NBA champions once again.”
  • The finals were highly contested; San Antonio led by double digits in every game.
• Jalen Brunson’s Heroics
  • Jalen Brunson scores 45 points, with 15 in the fourth quarter and the game-winning basket with just over a minute left.
  • He receives the Finals MVP award.
  • [01:24] Craig Thompson: “San Antonio had a double digit lead in every game of the Finals and Saturday was no different … Jalen Brunson brought the Knicks back, scoring 15 of his 45 points in the fourth quarter, including the go ahead basket with just over a minute left, taking home the MVP honors.”

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3. NYC Celebrations and Unrest After Knicks Victory

• Citywide Celebrations Escalate
  • Crowds celebrating in NYC became unruly with multiple arrests and property damage reported.
  • NYPD police cars and other vehicles were damaged; windshields smashed; riot police and mounted officers deployed.
  • [02:46] Chanley Painter: “A school bus was set on fire while fans also set fire to trash cans and lots of fireworks were also set off. At one point, a person set off flares on top of a bus.”
  • Large gatherings in Times Square, with fans climbing light poles, cars, and buses.

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4. President Trump’s 80th Birthday: UFC Fights at the White House

• A Historic and Unconventional Celebration
  • President Trump marks his 80th birthday by hosting UFC cage fights on the White House South Lawn.
  • The event is tied to celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary.
  • Over 4,000 attendees expected including Cabinet members and senior officials.
  • [03:21] Angelo Bavaro: “President Trump is celebrating his 80th birthday today with UFC fights on the White House grounds … seven cage fights will be held. The president has sought to tie tonight's event to celebrations of America's 250th anniversary.”

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5. Upcoming Primaries and Political Briefing

• Election News Across Multiple States
  • Oklahoma to select gubernatorial and U.S. Senate nominees; incumbent Senator Alan Armstrong is barred from running due to state law.
  • California holds a special primary for Eric Swalwell’s vacated Congressional seat; runoff in August if no candidate earns a majority.
  • Washington, D.C. will elect a new mayor, as Muriel Bowser is not seeking re-election.
  • Alabama and Georgia are set for primary runoffs for U.S. Senate and other positions.
  • [03:50] Eben Brown: “California holds a special primary for nominees to fill the seat left vacant this term by the resignation of Eric Swalwell. If no one receives 50%, the full election will be in August.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the Iran Deal Stalemate:

  • [00:12] Fox News Correspondent: “If it doesn't [work out], we have the ultimate alternative, hopefully never to be used again.”
  • [00:49] Angelo Bavaro: “Iranian leaders are disputing what's allegedly in that deal, claiming concessions about Iran's nuclear program are not part of it.”

• Celebrating the Knicks’ Win:

  • [01:16] Sports Commentator: “Knick fans, this is not a dream. Go ahead and cry. After 53 years, the Knicks are finally NBA champions once again.”
  • [01:24] Craig Thompson: “Jalen Brunson brought the Knicks back, scoring 15 of his 45 points in the fourth quarter, including the go ahead basket with just over a minute left, taking home the MVP honors.”

• On NYC Celebrations:

  • [02:46] Chanley Painter: “A school bus was set on fire while fans also set fire to trash cans and lots of fireworks were also set off. At one point, a person set off flares on top of a bus.”

• Unconventional Presidential Celebration:

  • [03:21] Angelo Bavaro: “President Trump is celebrating his 80th birthday today with UFC fights on the White House grounds ... The president has sought to tie tonight's event to celebrations of America's 250th anniversary.”

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• US-Iran Peace Deal Status – [00:02] to [00:49]
• Knicks NBA Finals Victory – [01:11] to [01:24]
• NYC Celebration Unrest – [02:39] to [03:21]
• President Trump’s UFC Birthday Event – [03:21] to [03:50]
• Primary Elections Briefing – [03:50] to [04:33]

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Podcast Tone & Style

Consistent with Fox News’ energetic, reportorial style, this episode delivers breaking national and world news with concise updates, expert analysis, and a focus on the dramatic and historic moments—particularly the Knicks championship and the political spectacle at the White House. Reporting is brisk, factual, and occasionally emotional around the Knicks’ long-awaited victory, maintaining a tone of urgency and timeliness throughout.

Transcript

[Angelo Bavaro]

The world waiting on a possible deal. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. President Trump says a peace agreement with Iran could be signed as soon as today.

[Fox News Correspondent]

The president on Truth Social yesterday said hopefully this process will all work out quickly, easily and smoothly. If it doesn't, we have the ultimate alternative, hopefully never to be used again. The latest from the Iranians, however, is that it will not be signed this weekend, the spokesperson for the Iranian foreign minister told state media. It could, though, happen in the coming days. According to a White House official, the terms include all of Iran's nuclear material is going to be destroyed and removed. The nuclear program is going to be dismantled. None of Iran's money will be released without full compliance. The Strait of Hormuz will be reopened again and then there will be no Iranian funding of terrorist groups.

[Angelo Bavaro]

Fox's Aisha Hosni Iranian leaders are disputing what's allegedly in that deal, claiming concessions about Iran's nuclear program are not part of it. The deal signing comes after the US And Iran resumed launching strikes across the Middle east last week. The New York Knicks are NBA champs after beating the San Antonio spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

[Craig Thompson]

It's been more than half a century, but New York City is again the mecca of basketball.

[Sports Commentator]

Knick fans, this is not a dream. Go ahead and cry. After 53 years, the Knicks are finally NBA champions once again.

[Craig Thompson]

On ABC, the moment the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs 9490 in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, a series that was much closer than 4:1. San Antonio had a double digit lead in every game of the Finals and Saturday was no different, up 16 in the second quarter, 15 in the third and 10 with under eight minutes to play. But Jalen Brunson brought the knicks back, scoring 15 of his 45 points in the fourth quarter, including the go ahead basket with just over a minute left, taking home the MVP honors. Craig Thompson, Fox News America is listening to Fox News.

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[Angelo Bavaro]

chaos breaking out in New York City overnight after crowds celebrating the Knicks championship got out of hand.

[Chanley Painter]

Several arrests remain and damage has been reported across the city. Multiple cars including NYPD police cars were damaged including their windshields busted in. Video also shows off officers in riot gear and on police horses for crowd control. At times people were also seen throwing objects at those officers. Other Knicks fans were seen climbing on top of light poles, cars and buses in Times Square. A school bus was set on fire while fans also set fire to trash cans and lots of fireworks were also set off. At one point, a person set off flares on top of a bus.

[Angelo Bavaro]

Fox's Chanley Painter President Trump is celebrating his 80th birthday today with UFC fights on the White House grounds. In arena has been erected on the South Lawn where seven cage fights will be held. The president has sought to tie tonight's event to celebrations of America's 250th anniversary. Cabinet leaders, top administration officials and 4,000 plus spectators are expected to be there. Well, you can also expect more primaries this coming week.

[Eben Brown]

This Tuesday is primary day again. Party voters in Oklahoma will pick nominees for governor and US Senate. Incumbent Republican Senator Alan Armstrong, appointed when Mark Wayne Mullen joined the trumpet, administration is barred by state law for running for the seat. California holds a special primary for nominees to fill the seat left vacant this term by the resignation of Eric Swalwell. If no one receives 50%, the full election will be in August. D.C. voters hold a primary for an open mayor seat as Mayor Muriel Bowser isn't seeking another term. Both Alabama and Georgia hold primary runoffs on Tuesday. Both states have ongoing contests for U.S. senate, among others. Eben Brown, Fox News I'm Angelo Bavaro

[Angelo Bavaro]

and this is FOX News.

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