A new clue in the search for Nancy Guthrie.

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update – February 10, 2026

Episode Theme:
A fast-paced update covering the latest in national news, including developments in a high-profile missing person investigation, immigration enforcement controversies, new legislation on abuse survivors, political races, storm recovery, and a dramatic emergency plane landing.

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Main Story: New Clue in Search for Nancy Guthrie

• [00:03] Ainsley Earhardt:
  • Surveillance photos released in the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie, missing for 10 days from her Tucson, Arizona, home.
  • Investigators accessed previously unavailable images showing "an armed man... tampering with the camera at Guthrie's front door" on the morning she disappeared.
  • The man is masked and the images are black and white, making identification difficult.
  • Quote: "A new clue in Arizona...surveillance photos...an armed man...tampering with the camera..." – Ainsley Earhardt, [00:03]
• Ongoing political turmoil: Both sides accuse each other of crossing lines on immigration enforcement.

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Immigration Enforcement & Law Enforcement Protests

• [00:33] Fox News Correspondent:
  • Reports on coordinated, well-funded attacks on federal law enforcement, framing them not as peaceful protest.
    • Quote: "These attacks on federal law enforcement personnel are coordinated and well funded. This is not peaceful protest." – Fox News Correspondent, [00:33]
• [00:39] Ainsley Earhardt:
  • At a House hearing, CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott and Congressman Bennie Thompson (D) discussed protests and the deaths of two protesters in Minneapolis.
  • Thompson leads a moment of silence for the deceased and accuses the administration of blocking a "legitimate investigation" into Renee Goode's death.
  • Quote: "If that isn't a sign of guilt, I don't know what is." – Fox News Correspondent, [00:54]
• ICE Acting Director defends current enforcement efforts.

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Legislative Update: Supporting Abuse Survivors

• [01:09] Chuck Schumer:
  • Announces a new law named after Virginia Giuffre (Epstein victim, who died by suicide in spring 2025), aiming to abolish the statute of limitations in civil sex trafficking suits.
    • Notable: This legislation is presented as a response to survivors' needs for more time to come forward.
    • Quote: "Our law makes clear that abusers and those that enable them cannot escape responsibility by running at the clock." – Fox News Correspondent, [01:24]
• Press conference coverage:
  • Schumer: "We give Virginia her voice back." [01:33]
  • "We amplify the voices of survivors around the world." – Ainsley Earhardt, [01:40]
  • Schumer notes some victims need many years before they are ready to speak out.

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Political News: Maine Senate Race

• [02:16] Ainsley Earhardt & Fox News Correspondent:
  • Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) announces re-election bid.
  • Collins calls for both parties to "end the distractions and deliver for the American people."
  • Her race is highly contested, as Democrats hope to flip the seat in a state Trump lost in 2024.
  • Democratic contenders include Governor Janet Mills and Marine veteran Graham Platner.

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Winter Storm Recovery: Nashville Electric Service

• [02:37] Fox News Reporter:
  • After a deadly January ice storm, Nashville Electric Service responds to criticism over its recovery:
    • Launches independent review.
    • Suspends disconnections and late fees through June.
    • Offers unlimited payment arrangements through end of year.
    • Donates $1 million to the WIN Storm Recovery Fund.
    • Quote: "Providing unlimited payment arrangements for all customers to the end of the year...making it the fund's largest donor so far." – Fox News Reporter, [03:33]

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Dramatic Emergency Plane Landing in Georgia

• [03:33] Ainsley Earhardt & Fox News Reporter:
  • Small plane, piloted by Thomas Rogers with a student aboard, suffers engine trouble after takeoff in Gainesville, GA.
  • Pilot radios: "Please tell my wife Molly, I love her and my parents. I love them so much." – [03:41]
  • Lands on Brownsbridge Road, striking three cars; two minor injuries, no fatalities.
  • SUV's fuel tank knocked loose by plane's right wing.
  • Quote: "He was able to bring the plane down on Brownsbridge Road in Gainesville with hundreds of cars around. He hit three of them with two minor injuries reported." – Fox News Reporter, [03:45]
  • Summary: No serious injuries reported. The incident highlighted both the pilot's skill and the dangers posed by emergency aviation situations.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "A new clue in Arizona..." – Ainsley Earhardt on the Guthrie investigation [00:03]
• "If that isn't a sign of guilt, I don't know what is." – Fox News Correspondent on the Minneapolis protest investigation [00:54]
• "We amplify the voices of survivors around the world." – Ainsley Earhardt [01:40]
• "Please tell my wife Molly, I love her..." – Thomas Rogers, pilot, before emergency landing [03:41]
• "Providing unlimited payment arrangements for all customers..." – Fox News Reporter on Nashville recovery [03:33]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:03 – New evidence in Nancy Guthrie disappearance
• 00:33 – Congressional hearing: immigration protests and law enforcement response
• 01:09 – Schumer proposes the "Virginia Giuffre Law" aiding victims of sex trafficking
• 02:16 – Susan Collins announces re-election, Maine Senate race overview
• 02:37 – Nashville storm recovery and utility response
• 03:33 – Small plane crash landing in Georgia, pilot’s emotional message

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This episode delivers a tight, rapid rundown of developing stories with eyewitness accounts, legislative updates, and notable quotes, offering a comprehensive snapshot of current national headlines in true Fox News style.

Transcript

[Ainsley Earhardt]

A new clue in Arizona. Elisa Brady, FOX News Investigators just releasing surveillance photos from the search for Nancy Guthrie, missing for 10 days now from her Tucson home. They've been able to access new images they could not access before showing an armed man who appears to be tampering with the camera at Guthrie's front door on the morning of her disappearance. However, these are black and white photos and this person is wearing a mask. Each side accusing the other of crossing a line on immigration enforcement.

[Fox News Correspondent]

These attacks on federal law enforcement personnel are coordinated and well funded. This is not peaceful protest.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott at a House hearing where Democratic Congressman Bennie Thompson called a moment of silence for two protesters killed during confrontations with federal agents in Minneapolis, accusing the administration of blocking what he called a legitimate investigation into Renee Goode's death.

[Fox News Correspondent]

If that isn't a sign of guilt, I don't know what is.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

The acting ICE director defending ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws. Victims of Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein join the top Senate Democrat who unveils new legislation focused on helping abuse survivors.

[Chuck Schumer]

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced a proposed law named after Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's most outspoken victims who committed suicide last spring. The rule change would mean an end the statute of limitations on civil actions filed against those accused of sex trafficking.

[Fox News Correspondent]

Our law makes clear that abusers and those that enable them cannot escape responsibility by running at the clock.

[Chuck Schumer]

Jeffrey's brother Sky Roberts spoke at the press conference today.

[Fox News Correspondent]

We give her, we give Virginia her voice back.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

We amplify the voices of survivors around the world.

[Chuck Schumer]

Schumer said some victims need, in some cases, years before they're ready to come forward.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

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[Ainsley Earhardt]

A key Republican member of Congress will run again.

[Fox News Correspondent]

Maine Senator Susan Collins makes it official, saying both parties, quote, need to end the distractions and and deliver for the American people. Collins reelection efforts will be one of the most closely watched races of this year's midterms as Democrats are hoping to flip the Senate seat in a state President Trump lost in 2024.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

Fox's Ryan Schmelz on Capitol Hill, Governor Janet Mills and Marine veteran Graham Platner, two of the Democrats in the race to challenge Collins, a utility company in Nashville promising improvements after struggling recover from a major winter storm in January, more.

[Fox News Reporter]

Than two weeks after Nashville was hit by a deadly ice storm which damaged homes and left hundreds, thousands without power. Nashville Electric Service is reacting to angry criticism about its storm response, also laying out steps to help customers, some who just got their power restored a few days ago. Board Chair Ann Davis announcing the utility company will conduct an independent review on winter storm response. The utility is also suspending all disconnection and late fees through June, providing unlimited payment arrangements for all customers to the end of the year, providing more customer service and giving a million dollars to the WIN Storm Recovery Fund, making it the fund's largest donor so far.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

Fox's Lillian Wu A small plane hitting cars during an emergency landing on a busy road in Georgia.

[Fox News Reporter]

Pilots said his goodbyes.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

Please tell my wife Molly, I love her and my parents. I love them so much.

[Fox News Reporter]

Thomas Rogers, in control of the plane with a student pilot on board, reported engine trouble soon after taking off from the airport in Gainesville, Georgia. They determined he didn't have enough power to make it back. He was able to bring the plane down on Brownsbridge Road in Gainesville with hundreds of cars around. He hit three of them with two minor injuries reported. Police say an SUV had its fuel tank knocked loose by the plane's right wing.

[Ainsley Earhardt]

Fox's Chris Foster so no one reported to be seriously hurt. Elisa Brady, this is Fox News.