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Fox News Hourly Update: 8AM ET 05/10/2026 Newscast

Main Theme:
This episode covers major breaking news updates, including a cruise ship hantavirus outbreak, Middle East maritime tensions, a deadly airport incident in Denver, a Minnesota nonprofit embezzlement scandal, and a suicide bombing in Pakistan. The tone is brisk, objective, and focused on delivering concise, urgent news summaries.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Cruise Ship Hantavirus Outbreak in Canary Islands

Evacuation in Progress: Over 100 passengers from a cruise ship linked to a deadly hantavirus outbreak are being safely evacuated in Spain's Canary Islands.
- “A cruise ship linked to a deadly hantavirus outbreak has arrived in Spain's Canary Islands, where more than 100 people are being safely evacuated.” – Angelo Bavaro [00:02]
Health Status:
- All current passengers are asymptomatic; no one on board has tested positive, though the outbreak previously killed three people.
- The World Health Organization and Spanish health officials assure locals there's no public risk.
- “... Officials say the passengers all remain asymptomatic. And while none of the current passengers have tested positive for hantavirus, the outbreak did earlier kill three people on board and several others tested positive.” [00:14]
Repatriation Process:
- Disembarkation is in groups by nationality; then, passengers go straight to airports for flights home.
- Seventeen Americans will be flown to Nebraska for CDC monitoring.
- “The remaining passengers will now disembark in groups by nationality, then go straight to the airport for flights to their home country. Seventeen Americans on the ship will be flown to Nebraska, where they'll be monitored by a CDC team.” [00:14]
Background:
- Ship has been at sea since early April; some passengers had already left before the outbreak was known.

2. Attack on British Cargo Ship Near Qatar

Incident Details:
- An unknown projectile struck a British vessel northeast of Doha, causing a small fire quickly contained.
- “An unknown projectile hit the vessel that was about 23 nautical miles northeast of Doha ... The explosion caused a small fire that is now under control.” – [01:10]
Larger Regional Context:
- Incident ties into ongoing tensions, with Iran reportedly testing a fragile ceasefire amid U.S. diplomatic moves.
- President Trump’s social media: shared images implying Iranian naval losses.
- Reports of Iranian drones in Kuwaiti airspace signal further aggressive actions.
- “... events in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz that show Iran is testing the fragile ceasefire while the region waits to see how Iran will respond to the latest U.S. proposal to end the war.” [01:10]
- “President Trump shared a series of images overnight depicting Iran's Navy at the bottom of the sea.” [01:10]

3. Deadly Accident at Denver International Airport

Incident Summary:
- A trespasser was struck and killed by a Frontier Airlines flight on Denver’s tarmac late Friday night; the plane was headed to Los Angeles.
- “A trespasser hit and killed by a Frontier Airline flight on the tarmac at Denver International Airport late Friday.” [02:40]
Response & Aftermath:
- Takeoff was aborted; emergency slides were used for evacuation.
- The FAA reports smoke in the cabin and an engine fire, which Denver firefighters quickly extinguished.
- 224 passengers and 7 crew were on board; FAA investigation is ongoing.
- “The collision forcing the flight to abort takeoff ... evacu passengers using emergency slides ... there was smoke in the cabin, but airport officials say the Denver Fire Department quickly put that fire out.” [02:46]

4. Minnesota Nonprofit Embezzlement Scandal

Allegations:
- Directors of the nonprofit “We Push for Peace” are accused of embezzling $6.5M in charity money for personal gain.
- “The state's attorney general, Keith Ellison, has announced a civil lawsuit against nonprofit We Push for Peace and its former directors, Treherne Pollard and Jacqueline McGuigan.” – Deborah Valentine [03:38]
Details:
- Treherne Pollard allegedly used the funds for luxury trips, cars, and personal expenses.
- Jacqueline McGuigan is accused of stealing thousands more in grant funds and pocketing $1,000/week.
- No official statement yet from the accused.
- “The suit alleges Pollard personally pocketed more than $6 million for trips to Las Vegas, luxury cars, shopping sprees, child support, IRS bills and more ... McGuigan ... pocketed $1,000 a week and stole thousands more in government grant funds.” [03:38]

5. Suicide Bomb Attack in Pakistan

Casualties:
- At least 14 police officers killed in the northwest after a suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden vehicle at a security post.
- “At least 14 police officers in Pakistan are dead after a suicide bomber drove an explosives Aladdin vehicle into a security post in the country's northwest.” – Angelo Bavaro [04:20]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On the cruise ship hantavirus:
- “The World Health Organization is reassuring people on the island that there's no risk to the public and Spanish health officials. Officials say the passengers all remain asymptomatic...” [00:14]
On Middle Eastern tensions:
- “President Trump shared a series of images overnight depicting Iran's Navy at the bottom of the sea.” [01:10]
On the Denver airport accident:
- “The FAA is investigating. In audio from air traffic control, a pilot can be heard reporting the incident and alerting about an engine fire.” [02:46]
On the Minnesota charity scandal:
- “The suit alleges Pollard personally pocketed more than $6 million for trips to Las Vegas, luxury cars, shopping sprees, child support, IRS bills and more.” – Deborah Valentine [03:38]

Important Segment Timestamps

Hantavirus Cruise Ship Evacuation: [00:02] – [00:59]
British Ship Attack / Middle East Tensions: [01:10] – [01:50]
Denver Airport Runway Incident: [02:40] – [03:28]
Minnesota Nonprofit Lawsuit: [03:28] – [04:20]
Pakistan Suicide Bombing: [04:20]

The segment delivers urgent, clear news updates with significant developments in public health, international conflict, aviation safety, financial crime, and terrorism. Each story is covered succinctly, prioritizing facts and direct reporting from Fox News correspondents.

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The deboarding begins. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. A cruise ship linked to a deadly hantavirus outbreak has arrived in Spain's Canary Islands, where more than 100 people are being safely evacuated.
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Some of the more than 100 passengers on board the hantavirus plagued in the Hondias are leaving the ship this morning. It arrived a few hours ago in the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa. The World Health Organization is reassuring people on the island that there's no risk to the public and Spanish health officials. Officials say the passengers all remain asymptomatic. And while none of the current passengers have tested positive for hantavirus, the outbreak did earlier kill three people on board and several others tested positive. The remaining passengers will now disembark in groups by nationality, then go straight to the airport for flights to their home country. Seventeen Americans on the ship will be flown to Nebraska, where they'll be monitored by a CDC team, Fox's Chanley Painter there.
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The cruise ship has been at sea since early April, with some passengers having already disembarked before the hantavirus outbreak was fully known. A British cargo ship has been attacked off the coast of Qatar.
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An unknown projectile hit the vessel that was about 23 nautical miles northeast of Doha, according to the UK Maritime Agency. The explosion caused a small fire that is now under control, according to reports. The incident highlights the latest in a series of events in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz that show Iran is testing the fragile ceasefire while the region waits to see how Iran will respond to the latest U.S. proposal to end the war. President Trump shared a series of images overnight depicting Iran's Navy at the bottom of the sea. We also know there are reports this morning in Kuwait about Iranian drones over the country's airspace, another indication Iran is continuing their attacks against Gulf countries.
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[02:40]
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A trespasser hit and killed by a Frontier Airline flight on the tarmac at Denver International Airport late Friday.
[02:46]
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The collision forcing the flight to abort takeoff as it was heading for Los Angeles. The FAA now out with a statement. They say during departure from Denver International Airport to LAX, Frontier Airlines Flight 4345 struck a person on Runway 17L, the Airbus A321. Evacu passengers using emergency slides. The incident occurred at approximately 11:30pm local time. The FAA is investigating. In audio from air traffic control, a pilot can be heard reporting the incident and alerting about an engine fire. Frontier says there was smoke in the cabin, but airport officials say the Denver Fire Department quickly put that fire out. There were 224 passengers and seven crew members on board.
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Fox's Madeline Rivera, directors of a Minnesota nonprofit allegedly siphoned six and a half million dollars of char monies to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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The state's attorney general, Keith Ellison, has announced a civil lawsuit against nonprofit We Push for Peace and its former directors, Treherne Pollard and Jacqueline McGuigan. Prosecutors allege the nonprofit, which held lucrative contracts for community outreach and violence prevention, was driven into the ground by rampant abuse. The suit alleges Pollard personally pocketed more than $6 million for trips to Las Vegas, luxury cars, shopping sprees, child support, IRS bills and more. The suit alleges McGuigan, the charity's treasurer, pocketed $1,000 a week and stole thousands more in government grant funds. There's been no response to the allegations from Pollard or McGuigan. Deborah Valentine, Fox News.
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At least 14 police officers in Pakistan are dead after a suicide bomber drove an explosives Aladdin vehicle into a security post in the country's northwest. I'm Angelo Bavaro and this is FOX News.