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Penn State authorities are seeking public assistance to find a shooter, with a 22-year-old student identified as Mr. William confirmed dead from the incident on Saturday. A reward is offered for information leading to the shooter's apprehension.
The broadcast concludes with a positive story about a four-year-old boy named Patrick Webb reuniting with his best friend after an unexpected separation, reported by NBC's Steve Patterson.
The broadcast opens introducing William Perry White Jr. who anchors episode 3 of season 4 for NBC Nightly News on June 9th, 2026. The first segment reports on the New York Knicks losing to the San Antonio Spurs in game three, with former President Trump in attendance.
A stabbing at Penn Station in New York, underneath Madison Square Garden, left six people critically injured. This is followed by a report on extreme weather with severe floods affecting parts of the Midwest and the South, as covered by NBC's Sam Brock and Aaron Gilchrist.
An earthquake in the Philippines resulted in 32 deaths and significant building damage, reported by Janice Freyer. In California, vote counting continues for days after the election, with updates from Liz Croitz.
NBC 10 Philadelphia reports on Mayor Charelle Parker joining city and law enforcement officials to unveil a joint public safety hub. In Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, a house fire led to one fatality and four critical injuries, with funeral services planned.