Fox News Hourly Update: 8PM ET 04/09/2026

Date: April 10, 2026
Host: FOX News Podcasts
Summary by: Fox News Expert Podcast Summarizer

Episode Overview

This edition provides a concise roundup of major national and international news stories for the evening of April 9th, 2026. The newscast covers escalating tensions in the Middle East, domestic political maneuvers on war powers, violent incidents and law enforcement updates, a notable court sentencing, a new ALS documentary, and a brief business recap.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Middle East Ceasefire & Mounting Tensions

[00:03 – 00:42]

• Iran Upholds a Threat Amid Fragile Ceasefire
  • Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian asserts that “their hands remain on the trigger,” stressing that further Israeli attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon would render ongoing negotiations “meaningless.”
  • Ongoing U.S.–Iran talks are scheduled in Pakistan for the weekend.
  • The Strait of Hormuz largely remains closed—traffic is at a tenth of normal—and Iran says ships must coordinate with its military for transit.

Notable Quote

"Their hands remain on the trigger... if [Israeli attacks] continue, negotiations would be meaningless."
— Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian, paraphrased by Fox's Jonathan Savage (00:11)

• Israel-Lebanon Talks

  • Israel announces willingness to enter talks with Lebanon focused on removing Hezbollah from the country.

• U.S. Democratic Leadership Calls for War’s End

  • House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries pushes for a lasting solution:

Notable Quote

"We need a permanent end to Donald Trump's costly and reckless war of choice. And House Democrats are committed to bringing about that outcome."
— Hakeem Jeffries (00:53)

• Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer promises to bring a war powers resolution to the floor.

2. Law Enforcement: Tulare County Deputy Killed in California

[01:07 – 01:44]

• Deadly Shooting During Eviction
  • A sheriff’s deputy in Tulare County was shot and killed serving an eviction notice.
  • The suspect, David Morales (born 1966), is barricaded in the home and is wanted for the homicide.
  • Sheriff Mike Boudreau noted the suspect had not paid rent for 35 days and was prepared for law enforcement’s arrival.

Notable Quote

"We're saddened by the loss of our officer."
— Sheriff Mike Boudreau (01:28)

3. Criminal Sentencing & Justice Updates

[03:02 – 03:47]

• Sentencing for Foiled Mass Shooting Plot in Michigan
  • 20-year-old Davion Wally receives three years probation after pleading guilty to plotting a mass shooting at a high school graduation in Pontiac, Michigan.
  • His co-defendant, Jamari Hardiman, faces sentencing next week. Wally expresses remorse:

Notable Quote

"I just want to say sorry to the community for my actions and my behavior. I promise going forward, my behavior, my action will change."
— Davion Wally, in court (03:24)

• NYC Police Sentencing for Manslaughter
  • Ex-NYPD sergeant Eric Duran sentenced to 3–9 years in prison for causing a suspect's death by throwing a cooler at him during a chase. He claimed he was trying to protect other officers.

4. Health & Advocacy: ALS Documentary

[04:15 – 04:38]

• Eric Dane’s Battle with ALS
  • A new documentary highlights actor Eric Dane’s struggle with ALS and his advocacy for more research.
  • The film, backed by I Am ALS, will release during ALS Awareness Month in May.
  • Dane’s message for legislative support is captured in a documentary clip:

Notable Quote

"Which is why it's so important to me that this, this bill gets pushed through because it gives access to people who wouldn't normally have access."
— Eric Dane, documentary excerpt (04:30)

5. Market Recap

[04:46]

• Stock Market Closing
  • Dow: +275
  • NASDAQ: +187
  • S&P: +41

Memorable Moments & Timestamps Quick Reference

• Iran’s Ceasefire Warning & Hormuz Update – [00:11 – 00:42]
• Hakeem Jeffries’ Call for Permanent Peace – [00:53 – 01:07]
• Tulare County Deputy Shooting: Sheriff Statement – [01:17 – 01:28]
• Apology from Michigan Mass Shooting Plotter – [03:24]
• Eric Dane on ALS Legislation – [04:30]

Tone and Language

The episode maintains a direct, urgent news tone, focused on facts and official statements with brief quotations from key political and law enforcement figures. The reporting style is clear, concise, and designed for listeners seeking quick, reliable news updates.