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Fox News Hourly Update – 11PM ET 02/11/2026 Newscast

Host: Lisa Lucera (FOX News Podcasts)
Date: February 12, 2026

Episode Overview

This episode delivers concise, up-to-the-minute bulletins on unfolding stories: developments in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case, data-sharing errors between the IRS and Department of Homeland Security, the status of US–Russia nuclear arms treaties, a breakthrough in a missing family investigation in Alabama, the death of actor James Van Der Beek, and the rescue of a manatee in Florida.
The tone is urgent, factual, and serious, reflecting the nature of breaking news.

Key Stories and Discussion Points

New Clues in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance (00:03–00:45)

Host Lisa Lucera reports: FBI uncovers a “pair of gloves found near the home of Nancy Guthrie” as the search enters its 11th day since Guthrie (mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie) went missing.
Reporter elaborates:
- Gloves found during methodical searches of roads and brush nearby.
- Unconfirmed linkage to the case; could have been discarded by anyone.
- If connected, “it obviously would prove to be a big break.”
Additional details:
- Two men seen at Annie Guthrie's (Savannah's sister) home; unclear if investigators or people hired by the family.
- An individual named Amanda was detained, later released.

Notable Quote:

“If they were to be connected, it obviously would prove to be a big break.”
– Fox News Reporter (00:39)

IRS Data-Sharing Error (00:46–01:21)

IRS erroneously shared taxpayer data of thousands with the Department of Homeland Security, per new court filings.
The data-sharing was tied to a “controversial agreement” for information on immigrants, aimed at deportation processes.
No direct comment on ramifications or affected individuals provided yet.

Russia Signals Continued Nuclear Restraint (01:21–01:49)

Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent:
- Kremlin to observe nuclear arsenal limits “so long as it sees Washington doing the same.”
- Statement by Foreign Minister Lavrov comes after New START treaty expiration, marking the first time in decades the US and Russia lack nuclear arms restrictions.
- President Trump refused treaty extension, insisting any new agreement must also include China.

Notable Quote:

“Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov delivered that message to Russian lawmakers a week after the New START treaty expired, leaving both the US and Russia without any restrictions on their nuclear arsenals for the first time in decades.”
– Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent (01:27)

Break in Missing Mobile County Family Case (02:37–03:26)

Arrest in Alabama:
- Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch: Juan Carlos Guerra arrested after a traffic stop, charged with three counts of kidnapping.
- The missing: Aurelia Chalkock, her teenage daughter, and her 2-year-old son last seen in late January.
- Investigators scrutinizing a black van at the scene the day they disappeared.
Hopes are high for information from Guerra.
A second man, Sovereign Garcia, the missing mother’s boss and reportedly her adult daughter’s romantic partner, also in custody (gun possession charge; not charged in disappearances yet).

Notable Quote:

“Anytime you arrest somebody, you’re in hopes that they’re going to tell you what occurred ... our main goal is to find them safely.”
– Fox News Reporter quoting Sheriff Paul Burch (03:05)

Actor James Van Der Beek Dies (03:27–04:15)

Ainsley Earhart: Announces James Van Der Beek, famed for “Dawson's Creek” and “Varsity Blues,” died at 48 following a diagnosis of colorectal cancer in 2023.
Family’s statement requests privacy and reflects on his love for humanity and “the sacredness of time.”
Hosts recall his iconic roles with quotes and memories, injecting a brief moment of nostalgia.

Notable Quote:

“There is so much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity, and the sacredness of time. Those days will come. For now, we ask for peaceful privacy as we grieve our loving husband, father, son, brother, and friend.”
– Family Statement, read by Ainsley Earhart (04:00)

Rescued Florida Manatee Update (04:15–04:37)

410-pound manatee recovered from a storm drain in Florida—now recuperating at SeaWorld Orlando.
Spokeswoman: Condition stabilizing; goal is release back to the wild.

Notable Quotes

On the Guthrie Investigation:
- “If they were to be connected, it obviously would prove to be a big break.”
  – Fox News Reporter (00:39)
On Nuclear Treaty Expiration:
- “...leaving both the US and Russia without any restrictions on their nuclear arsenals for the first time in decades.”
  – Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent (01:27)
On Finding the Missing Family:
- “Anytime you arrest somebody, you’re in hopes that they’re going to tell you what occurred ... our main goal is to find them safely.”
  – Fox News Reporter quoting Sheriff Paul Burch (03:05)
Family Notice on James Van Der Beek's Passing:
- “There is so much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity, and the sacredness of time. Those days will come...”
  – Ainsley Earhart (04:00, reading family statement)

Memorable Moments & Tone

The bulletin format ensured swift, information-first reporting, with occasional emotion—especially in the tribute to James Van Der Beek.
The hosts used original language from sources (family statements, law enforcement) to preserve authenticity.
The manatee rescue provided a brief, hopeful respite after intense national and international news.

Timestamps for Key Segments

Nancy Guthrie Disappearance and Glove Discovery: 00:03–00:45
IRS Data-Sharing Error: 00:46–01:21
US–Russia Nuclear Arms Treaty Update: 01:21–01:49
Break in Alabama Missing Family Case: 02:37–03:26
James Van Der Beek Obituary: 03:27–04:15
Florida Manatee Rescue: 04:15–04:37

This episode packed high-impact, evolving stories relevant to national and international listeners, with trusted reporting and a steady, clear delivery.

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[00:03]
Lisa Lucera
A possible new clue. I'm Lisa Licera. FOX News. A pair of gloves found near the home of Nancy Guthrie as the FBI combs the area 11 days after the mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie disappeared.
[00:17]
Fox News Reporter
Those were found as investigators searched the roads in that neighborhood and the brush just off the road, the implication being that they could have been discarded by somebody driving away from Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood. Now, it is not confirmed at this point that the gloves are indeed connected. And of course, they could have been discarded by anybody at any point. But if they were to be connected, it obviously would prove to be a big break.
[00:45]
Lisa Lucera
Fox's Jonathan Hunt in Tucson. Two men were also seen at the home of Annie Guthrie, Savannah's sister, but it's not clear if they were investigators or people hired by the Guthrie family. Amanda was detained last night by authorities, was released several hours later. The IRS shared taxpayer data of thousands of people in error with the Department of Homeland Security, according to a new court filing. It was part of the agency's controversial agreement to share information on immigrants to deport people in the US Illegally. Russia's top diplomat says the country will abide by an expired nuclear arms treaty if the US Depends on does the same.
[01:22]
Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent
The Kremlin will continue observing limits on its nuclear capabilities so long as it sees Washington doing the same. Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov delivered that message to Russian lawmakers a week after the New START treaty expired, leaving both the US And Russia without any restrictions on their nuclear arsenals. For the first time in decades. President Trump has rejected an extension of the treaty, arguing instead any non proliferation agreement must also include China.
[01:50]
Lisa Lucera
Fox's Jared Halpern the White House. America is listening to Fox News.
[02:00]
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[02:38]
Lisa Lucera
Fox Alabama deputies arrest a man they believe to be directly connected to a missing family in Mobile County.
[02:46]
Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch
Juan Carlos Guerra was arrested after a traffic stop and charged with three counts of kidnapping. Aurelia Chalkock, her teenage daughter and two year old son have been missing since late January. A black van seen at their residence the day they disappeared is being investigated. Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch said he hopes Garo will talk.
[03:06]
Fox News Reporter
Anytime you arrest somebody, you're in hopes that they're going to tell you what occurred and then you know, our main goal is to find them safely.
[03:14]
Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch
A second man, Sovereign Garcia, is also in custody, he said to be the missing mom's boss and reportedly dating her adult daughter. Greg Garcia is charged with gun possession, but so far not with the disappearances.
[03:27]
Lisa Lucera
Gernall Scott, Fox News a 90s TV heartthrob has died.
[03:31]
Ainsley Earhart
Actor James Van Der Beek has died, best known for his role as Dawson Leary in the 90s teen drama Dawson's Creek and mocks on Varsity Blues.
[03:44]
Lisa Lucera
Playing football at West Canaan may have.
[03:46]
Fox News Reporter
Been the opportunity of your lifetime, but.
[03:49]
Lisa Lucera
I don't want your life.
[03:50]
Ainsley Earhart
The 48 year old was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2023. Van Der Beek's family announced the news with a statement on his Instagram quote, there is so much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity and the sacredness of time. Those days will come. For now, we ask for peaceful privacy as we grieve our loving husband, father, son, brother and friend. Monica DeLuca, Fox News A 410 pound.
[04:15]
Lisa Lucera
Manatee that got stuck in a storm drain in Florida while it was seeking warmer waters is on the Mend at SeaWorld Orlando. A spokeswoman says it's breathing and moving on its own and they're working to stabilize it and other manatees so they can be returned to the wild. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is FOX News.
[04:38]
Ainsley Earhart
This is Ainsley Earhart.
[04:39]
Lisa Lucera
Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
[04:42]
Fox News Reporter
Jesus, a listening experience that will provide.
[04:44]
Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent
Hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Fox News Hourly Update – 11PM ET 02/11/2026 Newscast

Host: Lisa Lucera (FOX News Podcasts)
Date: February 12, 2026

Episode Overview

Key Stories and Discussion Points

New Clues in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance (00:03–00:45)

Host Lisa Lucera reports: FBI uncovers a “pair of gloves found near the home of Nancy Guthrie” as the search enters its 11th day since Guthrie (mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie) went missing.
Reporter elaborates:
- Gloves found during methodical searches of roads and brush nearby.
- Unconfirmed linkage to the case; could have been discarded by anyone.
- If connected, “it obviously would prove to be a big break.”
Additional details:
- Two men seen at Annie Guthrie's (Savannah's sister) home; unclear if investigators or people hired by the family.
- An individual named Amanda was detained, later released.

Notable Quote:

“If they were to be connected, it obviously would prove to be a big break.”
– Fox News Reporter (00:39)

IRS Data-Sharing Error (00:46–01:21)

IRS erroneously shared taxpayer data of thousands with the Department of Homeland Security, per new court filings.
The data-sharing was tied to a “controversial agreement” for information on immigrants, aimed at deportation processes.
No direct comment on ramifications or affected individuals provided yet.

Russia Signals Continued Nuclear Restraint (01:21–01:49)

Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent:
- Kremlin to observe nuclear arsenal limits “so long as it sees Washington doing the same.”
- Statement by Foreign Minister Lavrov comes after New START treaty expiration, marking the first time in decades the US and Russia lack nuclear arms restrictions.
- President Trump refused treaty extension, insisting any new agreement must also include China.

Notable Quote:

“Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov delivered that message to Russian lawmakers a week after the New START treaty expired, leaving both the US and Russia without any restrictions on their nuclear arsenals for the first time in decades.”
– Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent (01:27)

Break in Missing Mobile County Family Case (02:37–03:26)

Arrest in Alabama:
- Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch: Juan Carlos Guerra arrested after a traffic stop, charged with three counts of kidnapping.
- The missing: Aurelia Chalkock, her teenage daughter, and her 2-year-old son last seen in late January.
- Investigators scrutinizing a black van at the scene the day they disappeared.
Hopes are high for information from Guerra.
A second man, Sovereign Garcia, the missing mother’s boss and reportedly her adult daughter’s romantic partner, also in custody (gun possession charge; not charged in disappearances yet).

Notable Quote:

“Anytime you arrest somebody, you’re in hopes that they’re going to tell you what occurred ... our main goal is to find them safely.”
– Fox News Reporter quoting Sheriff Paul Burch (03:05)

Actor James Van Der Beek Dies (03:27–04:15)

Ainsley Earhart: Announces James Van Der Beek, famed for “Dawson's Creek” and “Varsity Blues,” died at 48 following a diagnosis of colorectal cancer in 2023.
Family’s statement requests privacy and reflects on his love for humanity and “the sacredness of time.”
Hosts recall his iconic roles with quotes and memories, injecting a brief moment of nostalgia.

Notable Quote:

“There is so much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity, and the sacredness of time. Those days will come. For now, we ask for peaceful privacy as we grieve our loving husband, father, son, brother, and friend.”
– Family Statement, read by Ainsley Earhart (04:00)

Rescued Florida Manatee Update (04:15–04:37)

410-pound manatee recovered from a storm drain in Florida—now recuperating at SeaWorld Orlando.
Spokeswoman: Condition stabilizing; goal is release back to the wild.

Notable Quotes

On the Guthrie Investigation:
- “If they were to be connected, it obviously would prove to be a big break.”
  – Fox News Reporter (00:39)
On Nuclear Treaty Expiration:
- “...leaving both the US and Russia without any restrictions on their nuclear arsenals for the first time in decades.”
  – Russian Foreign Affairs Correspondent (01:27)
On Finding the Missing Family:
- “Anytime you arrest somebody, you’re in hopes that they’re going to tell you what occurred ... our main goal is to find them safely.”
  – Fox News Reporter quoting Sheriff Paul Burch (03:05)
Family Notice on James Van Der Beek's Passing:
- “There is so much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity, and the sacredness of time. Those days will come...”
  – Ainsley Earhart (04:00, reading family statement)

Memorable Moments & Tone

The bulletin format ensured swift, information-first reporting, with occasional emotion—especially in the tribute to James Van Der Beek.
The hosts used original language from sources (family statements, law enforcement) to preserve authenticity.
The manatee rescue provided a brief, hopeful respite after intense national and international news.

Timestamps for Key Segments

Nancy Guthrie Disappearance and Glove Discovery: 00:03–00:45
IRS Data-Sharing Error: 00:46–01:21
US–Russia Nuclear Arms Treaty Update: 01:21–01:49
Break in Alabama Missing Family Case: 02:37–03:26
James Van Der Beek Obituary: 03:27–04:15
Florida Manatee Rescue: 04:15–04:37

This episode packed high-impact, evolving stories relevant to national and international listeners, with trusted reporting and a steady, clear delivery.