Here's the replay of the Monday night edition for NBC Nightly News as this is episode 15, season 4.

Brief Summary

In this episode of NBC Nightly News, host William Perry White Jr. covers various news topics ranging from accidents and fatalities to gas prices and lottery updates, along with heartwarming stories. Key points include:

  • A person hospitalized after a bison charge in Yellowstone National Park.
  • Two notable deaths announced: Dip Wood Jr. and Sam Neill.
  • Reports of fires and their aftermath in Philadelphia and New Jersey.
  • A nationwide outbreak of illness with over 3,000 cases linked to contaminated food.
  • Lottery jackpots reaching significant amounts with no winners.
  • A touching story about a young soccer fan earning World Cup tickets through chores.

News Updates on Accidents and Deaths

The broadcast begins with host William Perry White Jr. announcing a hospitalization due to a bison charge at Yellowstone National Park. He notes that such incidents are rare but can happen unexpectedly. The segment continues with the announcement of two prominent passings: Dip Wood Jr., owner of Wawa, and actor Sam Neill, aged 88 and 78, respectively, with details on upcoming funeral services.

Fire Incidents

The segment shifts to a large fire in Philadelphia on North 16th Street, where one person was taken to a medical center for treatment. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Another report from Trenton, New Jersey, details a fire at a local emergency housing center, resulting in one death and four critically injured. Fortunately, residents of the complex were unharmed.

Gas Prices and Nationwide Illness

Current gas prices are reported, dropping to below $3 in some areas, with specific prices in Pennsylvania ($3.96), New Jersey ($3.93), Delaware ($3.83), and a national average of $3.87. The report transitions to a concerning nationwide outbreak of an illness linked to contaminated food, affecting over 3,000 individuals across 31 states, with a significant concentration in New York City.

Lottery Updates

In lottery news, it was revealed that no big winners emerged from the recent Power Ball drawing, leading to an increased jackpot of $478 million. Additionally, the Mega Millions did not yield a winner either, with tomorrow’s jackpot rising to approximately $637 million. The host encourages viewers that they have to go big or go home if they participate in the lottery.

Heartwarming Story of a Young Soccer Fan

The newscast features a heartwarming story about 10-year-old Valentino, a devoted soccer fan who earned World Cup tickets for himself and his mother by completing chores at $2 a day. This positive story highlights the effort and ambition of a young boy and concludes with a thank you to the audience for tuning in.

Closing Remarks

William Perry White Jr. wraps up the episode by inviting viewers to return for episode 16 of season 4 the following day. He emphasizes the importance of kindness and wished everyone a wonderful evening while thanking them for their continued support of NBC Nightly News.

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0:01 This program is rated TVPG where it is intended for older people and mature people but is unsuitable for children. From Studio 13 of Angora Terrace located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, this is NBC Nightly News with William Perry White Jr. Monday, July 13, 2026. The 64th birthday of Tom Kenny. >> Tonight's newscast is brought to you to in part by Xfinity. Imagine that. >> Good evening everyone and welcome to episode 15 of season 4 for NBC Nightly

0:48 News. Hope your weekend was pretty amazing. Miles was pretty amazing, too. It is Monday, July 13th. Let's begin our newscast with the latest on what's going on. A man has been hospitalized following a bison charge that took place at Yellowstone National Park. With that being said, bison charges only happened once in a blue moon, but you never know where it might end up. We have two passings to announce. Dip Wood Jr., The owner of Wawwa and Sam Neil were confirmed dead at the age of 88 and

1:35 78. There will be funeral services being provided. When we return, we'll have an in-depth story only from NBC 10. As nightly news resumes on this Monday night, we have an in-depth story only from NBC 10 Philadelphia. We are told that one person was taken to a nearby medical center following a large fire breaking out just after 4:30 this morning on the 2600 block of North 16th Street and Susana Avenue. The cause of this still remains under investigation. No casualty of any injuries being

2:21 reported in Trenton, New Jersey. A fire started to take place at the local emergency housing center. With that being said, the cause of the fire still remains under investigation. One person is dead and four people got critically banged up from their injuries and had to be taken to a nearby medical center. We're told that it all started at the Hill Creek Apartments. No one inside of the complex was critically hurt or injured by that outcome. Gas prices continue to go down under $3. And here's where it currently stands. In

3:07 my state of Pennsylvania is $3.96. For New Jersey is $3.93. for Delaware is $383. The national price on average is $387. Back with more of NBC Nightly News heading your way when we come back. We're back on NBC Nightly News on a Monday night. There are no specific sources being identified for a growing nationwide outbreak of a type of illness which is often tied to contaminated food surpassing over 3,000 cases in 31 of the 50 states.

3:53 Many of them are clustered in New York City. Let's get a live report from NBC News correspondent Erica Edwards. Good evening, Erica. Take it away. And that was NBC's Erica Edwards with that story for us tonight. As always, in advance, thank you, Erica. In lottery news, there wasn't any big winners in the mighty Power Ball from Saturday, which means tonight's jackpot will grow to $478 million. There was not a clear winner in the Mighty Megaillions from Friday. Tomorrow's jackpot will be intensifying and grow to about $637 million.

4:41 It's like the old saying goes, you have to go big or go home. And as always, good luck to you if you play. When we come back, there's good news tonight. You'll see what that is on the other side of this break. There's more nightly news heading your way. Welcome back. There is good news tonight about a young lifelong soccer fan who's 10 years old who goes by the name of Valentino. He started to earn World Cup tickets for him and his own mother after doing chores for $2 per day. With the story on that, let's turn to my aunt, Hie Jackson. Take it away. Good

5:29 evening. What an awesome news story that was. I love doing chores, too. Thank you, Auntie Alley, and thank you viewers for tuning in to this Monday night edition of NBC Nightly News on this July 13th, 2026. As always, my name is Mr. William reporting tonight from Studio 13 of Andor Terrace in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, my hometown. We'll look for you right back here tomorrow for episode number 16 of season 4 for NBC Nightly News. Have a wonderful evening and be blessed. Be kind to others and they'll be kind to you right back. Kindness goes both ways.

6:17 See you then. Bye. Nightly News is a presentation of NBC News. More Americans watch NBC News than any other news organization in the world.

7:08 Heat. Heat.

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