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Daria Albinger
New fighting in Iran. I'm Daria Albinger, fox news. The U.S. and Iran continuing to fire on each other in retaliation over the Strait of Hormuz.
Alex Hogan
Washington and Tehran trading new threats today. The administration says it set a deadline of today for Iran to reopen the critical waterway and for it to cease any attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. It comes as the new ayatollah, the new leader of Iran issued his first, first statement on state TV saying that avenging his late father must take place. According to a Wall Street Journal report, Israel shared intelligence with the US that it said indicated a fresh Iranian plan to kill President Trump. Trump reacting, saying orders have been already given to the US Military threatening Iranian decimation if Iran were to carry out such a plan.
Daria Albinger
That's fox's Alex Hogan in Washington. Parts of Missouri are being inundated by flooding, rains and at least one person is missing.
Unidentified Missouri Flood Reporter
We've got a great update coming out of southeastern missour, Missouri today. 351 rescues 200 of those summer campers, children. A camp that definitely is a place where kids want to go to enjoy. But of course, Mother Nature bringing in this flooding rain. And it was just overwhelming. We had anywhere from a 3 to 19 foot water rise along the Black river in the early morning hours on Friday. Those campers all brought up into the dining hall and unfortunately they were stuck. The roads around that camp were washed away. The water too high for emergency vehicles and so Blackhawks and choppers had to go in there.
Daria Albinger
A fast moving wildfire meanwhile in Los Angeles county has burned more than 2,600 acres prompting evacuation orders and warnings as officials continue to monitor dangerous smoke conditions. The summit fire is now burning near the Antelope Valley and the San Bernardino county line. Health officials have issued smoke advisories. America's listening to FOX News.
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Daria Albinger
The Pentagon is releasing new footage of a mysterious star shaped object. Fox's Madeline Rivera is latest.
Madeline Rivera
One of the videos was captured just last year by the US Pacific Command. The footage was taken on January 1st over the yellow Sea and it shows an unidentified object that looks like a six point star. President Trump has demanded transparency regarding unidentified flying objects, aerial phenomena and alien life. But the Pentagon has previously said they found no evidence of aliens or extraterrestrial intelligence. They've suggested other reasons for these unresolved cases, including lack of sufficient data. They say the private sector is welcome to provide their own expertise, and in the meantime, they will continue to release new files in the coming weeks on a rolling basis.
Daria Albinger
This is the fourth batch of UAP files that have been released. A long delayed new gateway between the US And Canada finally has an opening date after the two countries settled a dispute over who benefits from from its tolls.
Pam Huso
The Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, is scheduled to open July 27. Its debut was delayed last month amid tensions between Washington and Ottawa, with President Trump demanding greater U.S. control and compensation. Under the new agreement, the countries will share the bridge's net toll profits and future toll changes will require U.S. approval. The roughly $4.4 billion crossing was financed entirely by Canada. Officials say the bridge should ease congestion, shorten border waits and speed up billions of dollars in trade between the two countries. Pam Huso, FOX News.
Daria Albinger
At the World cup, we're into the quarterfinals today. The semifinals begin tomorrow. Norway and England meet at 5pm later tonight, it's Argentina and Switzerland at 9pm eastern time for both of those matches. And then tomorrow, Spain plays France in a semifinals match at 3pm Eastern time. I'm Daria Albinger. This is Fox.
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This episode delivers the latest top headlines on international tensions in the Middle East, severe weather catastrophes in Missouri and California, defense revelations, a landmark announcement about US-Canada infrastructure, and updates on the World Cup. The coverage is concise, brisk, and in the classic Fox News breaking-news tone.
(00:03 – 00:49)
Escalating Military Actions:
Iranian Leadership Statement:
Fresh Assassination Plot Concerns:
(00:49 – 01:37)
Severe Flooding:
Rescue Operations:
(01:37 – 02:00)
(02:32 – 03:16)
(03:16 – 04:06)
Dispute Settled, Bridge to Open:
[Quote, Pam Huso, 03:49]
“Officials say the bridge should ease congestion, shorten border waits and speed up billions of dollars in trade between the two countries.”
(04:06 – 04:28)
On Iran Tensions:
“The administration says it set a deadline of today for Iran to reopen the critical waterway and for it to cease any attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.” — Alex Hogan, 00:13
On Missouri Rescues:
“The water too high for emergency vehicles and so Blackhawks and choppers had to go in there.” — Unidentified Missouri Reporter, 01:29
On UAP Files:
“President Trump has demanded transparency regarding unidentified flying objects, aerial phenomena and alien life.” — Madeline Rivera, 02:51
This summary distills the rapid-fire news format of the Fox News Hourly Update, highlighting high-stakes international developments, urgent domestic emergencies, emerging defense disclosures, and major sporting events—all essential listening for those wanting a pulse on current events as of July 11, 2026.