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Fox News Hourly Update – 9PM ET 11/09/2025 Newscast

Host: FOX News Podcasts | Date: November 10, 2025
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A concise newscast highlighting the ongoing government shutdown and Senate efforts to end it, major travel disruptions, significant crime and sports developments, climate concerns, and box office news.

1. Government Shutdown: Senate Closes in on Ending Deadlock

Situation Update (00:02):
- The Senate nears a decisive vote to end the ongoing government shutdown.
- A key Republican proposal directing funds into consumer health accounts, rather than insurance companies, is gaining bipartisan support and may break the stalemate.
Test Vote Criticality (00:22):
- Chad Pilgrim explains:
  - The anticipated vote is a procedural "test vote," crucial for gauging whether enough support exists to clear the 60-vote Senate filibuster threshold.
  - Quote (00:27):
    
    “It’s whether or not all Republicans and combined with a group of Democrats can get to 60 votes and break a filibuster… that test vote is almost more important than final passage.”
  - Final passage could come later tonight, or possibly be delayed into the next few days.
Bill Details (00:51):
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune introduces a short-term funding bill to keep the government running through January.
- The package includes three full appropriation bills covering Congress, the Agriculture Department, and veterans programs.

2. Widespread Flight Cancellations Amid Shutdown

Airlines Hit Hard (00:51):
- Airlines, responding to FAA rules and air traffic controller shortages due to the shutdown, have canceled nearly 2,700 flights with ongoing delays approaching 10,000.
- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy reflects urgency (01:25):
  - Quote (01:27):
    
    “Yes, you’ll have a few flights taking off and landing at our different airports... but the thousands of flights that every day to move people around the country for this great American holiday, it’s not going to happen.”
- Warning: Disruptions will worsen if shutdown continues, particularly impacting holiday travel.

3. Other National News

San Francisco Shooting (01:35):
- Police investigate a supermarket shooting that injured five, one critically.
Passing of Paul Tagliabue (01:40):
- Former NFL Commissioner, pivotal for advancing labor peace and league prosperity, dies at 84.

4. President Trump’s Unusual NFL Appearance

Historic Sporting Event Visit (02:32):
- For the first time since 1978, a sitting U.S. President—Donald Trump—attends a regular season NFL game.
- Appeared as a guest of Commanders’ owner Josh Harris at the Washington Commanders vs. Detroit Lions game.
- Participated in a Veterans Day ceremony, swearing in military members during halftime, and joined the FOX TV broadcast booth.
- Memorable Booth Moment (03:00):
  - Commentator joke (03:06):
    
    “Now your ratings have gone up because there’s hope now.”
- Reports indicate the President wants the Commanders' new stadium named in his honor.

5. Climate Change and Upcoming UN Talks

Accelerating Warming (03:20):
- Latest reports find global warming has exceeded scientists’ expectations since the Paris Agreement.
- Anticipated to be a major focus at this week’s UN Climate Talks in Brazil.

6. Box Office: “Predator Badlands” Sets Franchise Record

Weekend Results (03:20–04:19):
- “Predator Badlands” debuts at #1 with about $80M globally—the franchise’s largest opening, surpassing "Alien vs. Predator" (2004).
- Thriller Tagline (03:41):
  - “Welcome to the most dangerous planet in the universe where everything is trying to kill you.”
- Second place: “Regretting You” ($7.1M)
  Third: “Black Phone 2” ($5.3M, down 36%)
Industry Context (04:19):
- The strong performance of “Predator Badlands” rebounded the box office out of its typical autumn slump.

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The Senate closes in on a vote to end the government shutdown. I'm Carmen Roberts, FOX News. A Republican proposal to send money directly to consumers health accounts rather than to the insurance companies shows signs of breaking the stalemate on ending the shutdown. Fox's Chad Pilgrim says the Senate is expected to vote tonight before 10pm Eastern.
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Now, it is a test vote, as we say, but it's more than just that. That will tell us if they are successful in if the government shutdown is going to end and the government is going to reopen. This is going to be about the math. It's whether or not all Republicans and combined with a group of Democrats can get to 60 votes and break a filibuster if they get to that 60 vote threshold. That vote, that test vote is almost more important than final passage, which could come later in the evening, tonight, maybe in the overnight, maybe Monday or Tuesday.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune says the new GOP bill combines a short term funding measure to fund the government through next January along with a package of three full appropriation bills dealing with Congress, the Agriculture Department and veterans programs. This as airlines comply with FAA regulations on flight restrictions to deal with the air traffic controller call outs. Airlines have canceled nearly 2700 flights so far today and delays are nearing 10,000. And Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tells Fox News if the government shutdown continues, it's only going to get worse.
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Yes, you'll have a few flights taking off and landing at our different airports across the country, but the thousands of flights that every day to move people around the country for this great American holiday, it's not going to happen.
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San Francisco police are investigating a shooting outside a supermarket that left five people injured, one seriously. And the man who helped bring peace and labor riches to the NFL has died. Paul Tagliabu served as NFL commissioner for 17 years. He was 84 years old. America's listening to FOX News.
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President Trump makes another stop to a sporting event. But this one was a bit unusual.
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It was the first time since Jimmy Carter in 1978 that a sitting US president attended a regular season NFL game with President Trump watching the Washington commanders and Detroit Lions as a guest of commander's owner Josh Harris. Trump helping lead a halftime Veterans Day ceremony, swearing in new members of the military and then joining Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma in the Fox TV booth. With the commanders facing fourth down, let's.
[03:01]
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See what happens on fourth down. Mariota throws down just like Samuel. Now your ratings have gone up because there's hope now.
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Despite that, the commanders did not win the game. This also comes amid reports that the president wants the team to name its new stadium after him. Greg Thompson, FOX NEWS the world has.
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Seen faster climate change than expected since the Paris agreement a decade ago. Some scientists say Earth's warming has outpaced efforts reduce fossil fuel pollution and that will be a focus of this week's UN Climate talks in Brazil. At the weekend box office, Predator Badlands landed at the top with a global box office take of about $80 million, the biggest debut for that franchise.
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Welcome to the most dangerous planet in the universe where everything is trying to kill you.
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Those ticket sales were enough to cement a franchise record, overtaking 2004's Alien vs. Predator as the biggest opening weekend in the long term. Running property. Second place went to regretting you with $7.1 million. Black Phone 2 dropped to third place with $5.3 million, down just 36% from last weekend. Daria Albinger, FOX News the better than.
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Expected result for Predator Badlands helped lift the box office out of its autumn doldrums. I'm Carmen Roberts. This is FOX News.
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