Here's a replay of NBC Nightly News, the Tuesday edition, as this is episode 3 of the first season.

An in-depth story reports on a tragic incident where a 12-year-old pre-teen boy died from an alligator attack in New Orleans. The mother involved is identified as Miss Hilda Vasquez. Full coverage is available on NBC Newswe.com and the NBC News mobile app.

A plane crash occurred in Dover, Delaware, involving a Grumman G-164 aircraft. Delaware State Police reported no injuries and are assisting federal investigators, EMS, and firefighters. Additionally, Philadelphia Eagles player Jaylen Carter will not be suspended despite spitting on Dak Prescott; the full story is on NBC Sports.com and the NBC News mobile app.

In Allentown, a young man was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison for raping a child several years ago. Separately, Ford announced a recall impacting several models from 2015 to 2019 due to faulty rearview cameras that have caused accidents.

During an event at the Cobbs Creek Golf Club, Governor Josh Shapiro criticized Donald Trump's policies on immigration and tariffs, warning of potential higher prices. Finally, Center City District Restaurant Week will not be held in the autumn as organizers focus on new concepts, but Manayunk's Restaurant Week will run until September 18th.

In lottery news, there was no clear winner for the Powerball, making tomorrow's jackpot worth $33 million. For the Mega Millions, tonight's jackpot is an estimated amount; numbers will be posted on the Mega Millions website. Players are reminded to be 18 or over and to play responsibly.

The broadcast welcomes viewers to episode 3 of NBC Nightly News on September 9th, 2025. The top story is sports, with Kyle Schwarber of the Phillies hitting his 50th home run, making history in a game against the New York Mets. The two teams are set to play again for game three of four, and live updates are available on NBC Philadelphia's website and mobile app.

Apple has debuted the new iPhone 17, which is sweeping the country. A notable feature is that its AirPods will be able to translate conversations live using AI. This segment includes a report from NBC News' Brian Chong on the iPhone 17's debut.

The stock market had a positive day on Wall Street. The Dow Jones increased by 196 points, the Nasdaq by 80 points, and the S&P 500 finished up by 17 points.