11PM ET 01/10/2026 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update – 11PM ET – January 10, 2026

Main Theme:
A fast-paced, hourly roundup of top national and international news—including protests in Minneapolis, a mass shooting in Mississippi, U.S. military action in Syria, mounting unrest in Iran and Venezuela, ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, the passing of Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir, and economic news.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Minneapolis ICE Protests and Police Shooting

• Protests escalated after the release of an ICE video showing a fatal confrontation with Renee Good (00:02).
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry maintained his stance on the shooting’s lack of justification:
  • Jacob Fry [00:15]:
    “Even after watching that new video… I can see a person that is trying to leave. I can see an ICE agent that was not run over by a car.”
• The Minneapolis Police Chief addressed the challenge of maintaining order:
  • Balancing enforcement and not becoming targets during protests.

2. Mass Shooting in Clay County, Mississippi

• Six killed Friday night; victims related to the 24-year-old suspect, Derek Amore (00:47).
• Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott discussed the tragedy and broader concerns:
  • Eddie Scott [00:56]:
    “This guy went on our radar. I mean this is family members that he went after and nobody has reported anything to us. So it can happen anywhere. Best thing we can do is just stay on our toes and get out here and promote, you know, this anti gun violence. It's just too much of it going on.”
• Prosecutors may pursue additional charges (01:13).

3. U.S. Military Strikes on ISIS in Syria

• Large-scale operation (“Operation Hawkeye Strike”) ordered by President Trump after a deadly ISIS ambush near Palmyra in December (01:26).
• Over 35 ISIS targets hit (01:26).
  • Ainsley Earhart [01:26]:
    “Large scale strikes against ISIS in Syria… President Trump ordered the mission after an ISIS ambush near Palmyra in December. That attack left two U.S. soldiers and a U.S. civilian interpreter dead.”

4. Protests and Rising Death Toll in Iran

• Ongoing economic crisis has fueled mass protests (01:44).
• Over 100 reported dead; 2,000+ arrested.

5. U.S. State Department Warning in Venezuela

• Americans urged to leave due to armed militia checkpoints in Caracas and regional instability (02:52).
  • Steve Harrigan [02:52]:
    “They say there are reports that armed militia are setting up checkpoints at different locations around Caracas and that they are looking for American.”
• Interim government releasing some political prisoners; caution urged with much of Maduro’s regime still intact.

6. Russia-Ukraine War Update

• Ukrainian drone attack ignited a fire at a Russian oil depot in Volgograd; in response to recent Russian missile and drone strikes targeting Kyiv (03:25).

7. Other Major News

• Grateful Dead Guitarist Bob Weir Dies (03:25):
  • Passed away from lung issues after battling cancer at age 78.
    • Noted for joining the band in 1965 at just 17 and touring for 30 years.
• National Gas Prices (03:25):
  • Dropped to their lowest average in nearly five years, now at $2.80/gallon.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Jacob Fry [00:15]: "I can see a person that is trying to leave. I can see an ICE agent that was not run over by a car."
• Eddie Scott [00:56]: "It can happen anywhere. Best thing we can do is just stay on our toes and get out here and promote, you know, this anti gun violence. It's just too much of it going on."
• Ainsley Earhart [01:26]: "Large scale strikes against ISIS in Syria. … President Trump ordered the mission after an ISIS ambush near Palmyra in December. That attack left two U.S. soldiers and a U.S. civilian interpreter dead."
• Steve Harrigan [02:52]: “There are reports that armed militia are setting up checkpoints... looking for American. … The socialist dictator Nicolas Maduro is gone, but most of his regime is still in their same offices.”

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Key Segments & Timestamps

• ICE Protest Updates & Police Response: 00:02–00:47
• Mississippi Mass Shooting: 00:47–01:13
• U.S. Strikes Against ISIS in Syria: 01:13–01:44
• Iran Protests & Death Toll: 01:44–01:59
• Pharmaceutical Pricing (sponsored content): 01:59–02:36 (skipped per instructions)
• Ohio Double Murder Arrest & Venezuela Warning: 02:36–03:25
• Russia-Ukraine Conflict & Bob Weir’s Passing: 03:25–04:32
• Economic Update – Gas Prices: 04:32

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Overall Tone

The episode maintained the brisk, urgent energy of a headline-driven news hour, rapidly moving between updates on domestic unrest, international conflict, public safety concerns, and notable cultural news, all with a focus on clear, succinct reporting.

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Ideal for listeners seeking a comprehensive and concise briefing on the day’s most important and breaking stories.

Transcript

[Chris DiMaio]

ICE Protests continue in Minneapolis. I'm Chris DiMaio, Fox News. Protests continue to ramp up after the release of the ICE agents video showing the confrontation with Renee Good before she was shot and killed Wednesday.

[Jacob Fry]

Even after watching that new video, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry doubled down on his view that the shooting was completely unjustified and that the officer. We've got all two eyes and I can see a person that is trying to leave. I can see an ICE agent that was not run over by a car. Today. Minneapolis police chief said that his officers are trying to walk this fine line now between targeting this criminal behavior that may be happening at protest and trying not to become a target of these large group.

[Chris DiMaio]

That's fox's Garrett Tenney. A suspect is charged with shooting and killing six people in Clay County, Mississippi Friday night. Police say the victims were related to the suspect.

[Eddie Scott]

This guy went on our radar. I mean this is family members that he went after and nobody has reported anything to us. So it can happen anywhere. Best thing we can do is just stay on our toes and get out here and promote, you know, this anti gun violence. It's just too much of it going on.

[Chris DiMaio]

Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott 24 year old Derek Amore faces first degree murder but prosecutors say he could face more charges. The US Military launching strikes against ISIS in Syria Today the US Carrying out.

[Ainsley Earhart]

Large scale strikes against ISIS in Syria. More than 35 targets were reportedly hit. The strikes were part of Operation Hawkeye strike. President Trump ordered the mission after an ISIS ambush near Palmyra in December. That attack left two U.S. soldiers and a U.S. civilian interpreter dead.

[Chris DiMaio]

Fox's Chanley Painter, more than 100 are now dead in massive protests in Iran. More than 2,000 also arrested. The demonstrations taking part in the wake of an economic collapse. America is listening to Fox News.

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Police arresting the ex husband of an Ohio dentist's wife who was killed in a double murder last month. 39 year old Michael McKee is charged with the murders of Spencer and Monique Tipe. The US State Department issuing a warning for all Americans to leave Venezuela.

[Steve Harrigan]

They say there are reports that armed militia are setting up checkpoints at different locations around Caracas and that they are looking for American. Meantime, that interim government has begun to release some political prisoners, at least eight. They're expected to be holding more than 800 opponents of the Maduro regime, but some are getting out, being reunited with their families. The socialist dictator Nicolas Maduro is gone, but most of his regime is still in their same offices. Some analysts are warning that their time in office needs to be a temporary measure.

[Chris DiMaio]

Fox's Steve Harrigan reporting from the Venezuela Colombia border. President Trump says he's paused the second wave of strikes on Venezuela. No let up in the Russia, Ukraine war. A Ukrainian drone strike sparked a fire at an oil depot in Russia's Volgograd region on Saturday. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The strike was in response to Russia launching a hypersonic missile along with drones that disrupted Kyiv's power supply. Founding member and guitarist for the Grateful Dead, Bob Weir, has died. A post on his Instagram account says that Weir died peacefully today from underlying lung issues after battling cancer. Weir joined the band in 1965 in San Francisco at just 17 years of age when it was originally called the Warlocks, and spent the next 30 years playing on endless tours. Weir was 78 and gas prices dropped to their lowest level in nearly five years. AAA says the national average for regular to 80 a gallon. I'm Chris DiMeo. This is Fox News.

[Ainsley Earhart]

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