9PM ET 01/10/2026 Newscast

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update - 9PM ET 01/10/2026

Host: Carmen Roberts (FOX News Podcasts)
Date: January 11, 2026
Episode Theme:
This episode delivers concise updates on major national and international news events, including protests in Minneapolis after a police shooting, a mass murder case in Mississippi, major U.S. military action in Syria, diplomatic warnings regarding Venezuela, community events supporting veterans, the passing of Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir, and developments aboard the International Space Station.

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Key News Stories & Discussion Points

1. Minneapolis Protests Against ICE After Fatal Shooting

• Overview:
  Protests intensify in Minneapolis following the release of a video depicting a confrontation between ICE agents and Renee Good, who was shot and killed by an ICE agent on Wednesday.
• Officials React:
  • Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry maintains the shooting was unjustified despite the new video evidence.
    • Quote (Mayor Fry): “We've got all two eyes and I can see a person that is trying to leave.” (00:24)
    • Quote: “I can see an ICE agent that was not run over by a car.” (00:31)
  • The Minneapolis police chief commented on the challenge officers face in balancing law enforcement at protests with their own safety.
    • Quote (Police Chief, paraphrased by Carmen Roberts): “Trying to walk this fine line now between targeting this criminal behavior that may be happening at protests and trying not to become a target of these large groups.” (00:34)
• Tensions Remain High:
  Ongoing unrest as community and city officials express concern over law enforcement tactics and protest safety.

2. Mississippi Family Murder Case

• Incident Summary:
  In Clay County, Mississippi, a man is arrested for allegedly murdering six relatives, including a child.
• Sheriff's Statement:
  • Quote (Sheriff Eddie Scott): “This guy went on our radar. I mean, this is family members that he went after. And nobody has reported anything to us. So it can happen anywhere. The best thing we can do is just stay on our toes and get out here and promote, you know, this anti gun violence. It's just too much of it going on.” (01:00–01:18)
• Legal Update:
  • 24-year-old Dericka Moore faces a single murder charge so far; more charges could follow.

3. U.S. Military Airstrikes in Syria

• Background:
  The U.S. carried out large-scale strikes on ISIS in Syria, following President Trump’s retaliation order for the deaths of two Iowa National Guard soldiers and an interpreter.
• Context:
  • Previous airstrikes occurred on December 19th.
  • Quote (Reporter): “Officials say this is payback for the killing of those two Iowa National Guard soldiers and their American interpreter last month in Syria.” (01:34–01:49)

4. Developments in Venezuela

• U.S. Advisory:
  The State Department urges Americans to leave Venezuela amid reports of armed militia checkpoints in Caracas.
• Political Update:
  • Some political prisoners are being released, but “most of [Maduro’s] regime is still in their same offices.” (02:56)
  • Analysts warn the current interim government must remain a temporary measure.
• Field Report:
  Fox’s Steve Harrigan reports from the Venezuela-Colombia border. (03:27)

5. Wounded Warriors Bicycle Ride

• Community Event:
  Dozens of wounded veterans participate in an annual charitable bike ride through the Florida Keys, including the iconic Seven Mile Bridge. (03:27)
• Supporting Organization:
  Organized by the Wounded Warrior Project, highlighting community support for veterans’ recovery.

6. Obituary: Bob Weir (Grateful Dead)

• Music News:
  Bob Weir, founding guitarist of the Grateful Dead, dies at 78 from lung issues after previously surviving cancer.
• Legacy Highlighted:
  • Joined the band in 1965 as a teenager when it was called the Warlocks.
  • Spent 30 years touring with the legendary group.
  • Quote (Read on podcast): “Weir died peacefully today from an underlying lung issue. And that was after he courageously beat cancer.” (03:27–04:31)

7. International Space Station Update

• NASA Announcement:
  • Upcoming change of command on the ISS as four crew members prepare to depart, handing over to a cosmonaut.
  • The crew is leaving due to a reported health issue.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Mayor Jacob Fry: “We've got all two eyes and I can see a person that is trying to leave.” (00:24)
• Minneapolis Police Chief (paraphrased): “Trying to walk this fine line now between targeting this criminal behavior that may be happening at protests and trying not to become a target of these large groups.” (00:34)
• Sheriff Eddie Scott: “Nobody has reported anything to us. So it can happen anywhere. The best thing we can do is just stay on our toes and get out here and promote, you know, this anti gun violence.” (01:00–01:18)
• On Bob Weir: “Weir died peacefully today from an underlying lung issue…after he courageously beat cancer.” (03:27–04:31)

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• Minneapolis Protests & ICE Shooting: 00:02–00:49
• Mississippi Family Murders: 00:49–01:18
• US Military Strikes in Syria: 01:18–01:49
• Venezuela State Department Warning: 02:36–03:27
• Wounded Warrior Project Ride: 03:27
• Bob Weir Passing: 03:27–04:31
• ISS Change of Command: 04:31

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Transcript

[A]

Thousands protest against ICE In Minneapolis, I'm Carmen Roberts, FOX News. Protests continue to ramp up after the release of the ICE agents video showing the confrontation with Renee Good before he shot and killed her Wednesday.

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Even after watching that new video, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry doubled down on his view that the shooting was completely unjustified and that the officer.

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We've got all two eyes and I can see a person that is trying to leave.

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I can see an ICE agent that was not run over by a car.

[B]

Today, Minneapolis police chief said that his officers are trying to walk this fine line now between targeting this criminal behavior that may be happening at protests and trying not to become a target of these large groups.

[A]

Fox has Garrett Henney reporting. Sheriff's deputies in Clay County, Mississippi say the man arrested and charged with the murder of six people last night is related to all of them, including a seven year old girl.

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This guy went on our radar. I mean this is family members that he went after. And nobody has reported anything to us. So it can happen anywhere. The best thing we can do is just stay on our toes and get out here and promote, you know, this anti gun violence. It's just too much of it going on.

[A]

Sheriff Eddie Scott, for now, 24 year old Dericka Moore faces one count of murder, but prosecutors say they may file more charges. US Military says it carried out large scale strikes against ISIS in Syria today as part of retaliation of President Trump ordered last month.

[B]

Officials say this is payback for the killing of those two Iowa National Guard soldiers and their American interpreter last month in Syria. If you recall, there was a first wave of airstrikes against the Islamic State in Syria on December 19th.

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FOX Steve Harrigan reporting from the Venezuela, Colombia border. Dozens of wounded veterans are participating in an annual bicycle ride through the Florida Keys this weekend. Yesterday, 45 men and women along with their supporters, cycled along the Overseas highway, including the Seven Mile Bridge. That event organized by the Wounded Warrior Project. Founding member and guitarist for the Grateful Dead, Bob Weir dies. A post on his Instagram account says Weir died peacefully today from and underlying lung issues. And that was after he courageously beat cancer. Weir joined the band in 1965 in San Francisco when he was just 17 years old, when the band was originally called the Warlocks. And he spent the next 30 years playing on endless tours. He was 78. And NASA says there will be a change of command ceremony Monday on board the International Space Station as four crew members prepare to leave and they'll hand the keys over to a cosmonaut. They are leaving because one of them has a health issue. I'm Carmen Roberts. This is Fox.

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