8PM ET 05/10/2026 Newscast

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update – 8PM ET 05/10/2026 Newscast

Date: May 11, 2026
Host: Kathleen Maloney (FOX News)
Episode Theme:
A fast-paced roundup of the day's major national and international news developments, including updates on U.S.–Iran relations, a cruise ship hantavirus quarantine, New York subway crime, military news, an airport fatality, and the latest on U.S. gas prices.

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Main News Highlights

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U.S.–Iran Peace Plan Rejected

Timestamps: 00:02–00:27

• Kathleen Maloney reports on Iran's response to the newly proposed U.S. peace plan, describing Iran's reaction as a flat-out rejection and labeling the proposal “a surrender.”
• Iran issues demands, including war reparations, contrary to U.S. expectations.
• President Trump responds on Truth Social, expressing strong displeasure:
  • Quote: “I have just read the response from Iran's so called representatives. I don't like it. Totally unacceptable. Thank you for your attention to this matter.” — President Trump (Read by CB Cotton, 00:18)
• The Trump administration had hoped for a more constructive negotiation.

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Cruise Ship Hantavirus Outbreak

Timestamps: 00:27–01:21

• After more than a month at sea due to a deadly hantavirus outbreak, cruise ship passengers are finally being repatriated.
• CB Cotton provides details:
  • Some passengers have already arrived in Spain and France.
  • A U.S. State Department repatriation flight is expected.
  • New video footage shows passengers disembarking, fully covered in protective gear.
  • Spanish authorities enforce strict containment, ferrying evacuees in small boats and keeping them isolated from the public.
  • About 150 people remained onboard when the ship docked in Spain’s Canary Islands.
  • No current signs of hantavirus symptoms (which are flu-like) among those still on board.
• Kathleen Maloney reassures: "Health officials say the outbreak will not lead to another pandemic like the coronavirus." (01:21)

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New York Subway Fatality & Mental Health System Scrutiny

Timestamps: 01:21–01:59

• A man accused of pushing a 76-year-old to his death in a subway station was released from psychiatric evaluation just hours before the attack.
• Kathleen Maloney: “Rommel Burke is charged with second degree murder after surveillance video showed him shoving a 76 year old man. Police sources say Burke had been arrested four times since February.”
• New York Mayor Mamdani calls for an investigation into the hospital responsible for Burke's psychiatric evaluation.

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U.S. Military: Soldier Missing in Morocco Identified

Timestamps: 02:32–03:01

• The remains of First Lieutenant Kendrick Lamont Key, Jr., missing for a week after exercises in Morocco, have been recovered.
• The search for a second missing soldier continues.
• Key was an air defense artillery officer.

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Fatal Incident on Denver Airport Runway

Timestamps: 02:32–03:41

• A person hopping a fence at Denver International and struck fatally by a Frontier Airlines airplane.
• Max Gordon (FOX Business) reports:
  • Frontier Flight 4345, bound for Los Angeles, was taking off when the incident occurred.
  • Passenger account:
    • Quote: “Heard a loud boom first and then the explosion happened and then saw the flames come out, came right into the window and just black smoke emanating and coming, permeating throughout the whole cabin.” — Unnamed passenger (03:13)
  • The plane was safely stopped; 224 passengers and 7 crew evacuated; 12 minor injuries, 5 hospitalized.
  • Airport security review underway; fence line was found intact.

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Gas Prices Surge Nationwide

Timestamps: 03:41–04:18

• Regular gas average rises by 41 cents over two weeks to $4.55/gallon nationally.
• Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg points to both Middle East conflict and domestic supply constraints:
  • Quote: “It is extremely tight in the US for supply. While demand is rising seasonally as it always does. It won't be as robust as usual because people can't buy as much because of the high prices. But it will rise. It always rises in spring and summer.” — Trilby Lundberg (04:01)
• The current average is $1.53 higher than pre-war prices.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• President Trump (via CB Cotton, 00:18):
  “I have just read the response from Iran's so called representatives. I don't like it. Totally unacceptable. Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
• Trilby Lundberg (04:01):
  “It is extremely tight in the US for supply... It won't be as robust as usual because people can't buy as much because of the high prices. But it will rise. It always rises in spring and summer.”
• Unnamed passenger on Runway Incident (03:13):
  “Heard a loud boom first and then the explosion happened and then saw the flames come out... just black smoke emanating and coming, permeating throughout the whole cabin.”

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Key Segments & Timestamps

• Iran–U.S. Peace Plan Fallout: 00:02–00:27
• Cruise Ship Quarantine/Hantavirus: 00:27–01:21
• NY Subway Crime & Mental Health: 01:21–01:59
• Missing Soldier in Morocco: 02:32–03:01
• Denver Airport Runway Death: 02:32–03:41
• Gas Price Update: 03:41–04:18

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This episode delivers brisk coverage of pressing events and concludes with in-context commentary and direct reporting from correspondents, maintaining FOX News' signature concise, direct tone.

Transcript

[Kathleen Maloney]

Iran rejects the latest U.S. peace plan. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News, Iran calling the proposal a surrender and responding by making demands including war reparations. It's not what the Trump administration was hoping for. President Trump reacting on Truth Social.

[CB Cotton]

The president wrote I have just read the response from Iran's so called representatives. I don't like it. Totally unacceptable. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[Kathleen Maloney]

Fox's Alex Hogan after more than a month away, the passengers of a cruise ship where a series of deadly hantavirus cases broke out are headed home. Fox's CB Cotton with the latest.

[CB Cotton]

Global health leaders say some of the ship's passengers have already landed back in their home countries of Spain and France. We know a repatriation flight from the US State Department is expected to arrive. So new video shows some of the first passengers stepping off the ship all covered head to toe in protective gear. Small boats ferried the evacuees from the vessel to the shore where Spanish authorities say an intense contain operation is in place to keep these passengers separated from the public. Around 150 people were still on board when the ship anchored this morning in Spain's Canary Islands. Spanish health officials said none were showing signs of the hantavirus which are described as flu like symptoms.

[Kathleen Maloney]

Health officials say the outbreak will not lead to another pandemic like the coronavirus. New York officials say the man accused of killing an elderly man by shoving him down a stairway at a subway station was released from a psychiatric evaluation just hours before the attack. Rommel Burke is charged with second degree murder after surveillance video showed him shoving a 76 year old man. Police sources say Burke had been arrested four times since February. Mayor Mamdani has called for an investigation into the hospital's handling of Burke's psychiatric evaluation. America's listening to FOX News.

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[Kathleen Maloney]

The remains of a US army soldier who went missing during military exercises in Morocco. A week ago have been recovered. He's identified as First Lieutenant Kendrick Lamont Key, Jr. An air defense artillery officer. A defense official says the search continues for the second missing soldier. A person was killed as a Frontier Airlines flight took off Friday night. That person had hopped the fence at Denver International Airport and was fatally struck on the Runway. FOX Business Max Gordon with the details.

[Max Gordon]

Frontier Flight 4345 was taking off from Denver bound for Los Angeles. Here's what one passenger says he saw and heard a loud boom first and then the explosion happened and then saw the flames come out, came right into the window and just black smoke emanating and coming, permeating throughout the whole cabin. The pilots brought the plane to a stop. All 224 passengers and seven crew members were evacuated. 12 people on the plane reported minor injuries and five were transported to local hospitals. Airport officials say they checked the fence line after the incident, finding it intact and they'll be conducting a perimeter security analysis in the coming days to see if any changes need to be made.

[Kathleen Maloney]

Officials say the person got over the fence and onto the Runway in about two minutes. Gas prices continue to rise across the country. An increase of 41 cents over the last two weeks to a new national average of $4.55 a gallon for regular. Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg says the conflict in the Middle east isn't the only reason for rising prices.

[Trilby Lundberg]

It is extremely tight in the US for supply. While demand is rising seasonally as it always does. It won't be as robust as usual because people can't buy as much because of the high prices. But it will rise. It always rises in spring and summer.

[Kathleen Maloney]

Lundberg says this week's price is $1.53 higher than the pre war price. I'm Kathleen Maloney. This is FOX News.

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