gina: i did have a small conversation with the home owners and they told me they sit on the couch that backs up to this wall all the time. as a matter of fact - they were sitting on the couch 10 minutes before the crash. no one was injured. reporting live gina lazara 13 action news right now -- a quick live look at the 15 -- near primm. all those vehicles may as well be snails -- 'cause that's how fast they're moving. one person says -- it took two hours -- to get them from las vegas to no word yet what's causing the slowdown.. breaking right now. this dust storm.. moving over the phoenix area. you are watching this live. storms like this are not uncommon for the phoenix area. all those people driving away are escaping the next big storm headed right for las vegas. 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga is here now. karla, how big could this storm get? ad-lib chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight. we are very dry at the surface which means we probably won't see more that clouds and breezy

east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. a man is dead after he's thrown from his a-t-v. police say -- the 39-year-old was riding around the jean

he died at the scene this is the secon there in the past month. another man -- carlos guzman died in a similar incident -- on july 22nd. right now -- a motorcycle rider is fighting to stay alive -- after this crash. it happened just before 1:30 this morning -- at the intersection of silverado ranch and gilespie. police say -- the motorcyclist was speeding -- and ran through a red light -- t-boning a car. the driver of the car suffered minor injuries. moving to new developments out of the middle east. turkey's president says -- the suicide bomber who attacked a wedding celebration yesterday

than 14. the blast -- killing at least 50 people -- wounding nearly a hundred. it was set off in a kurdish neighborhood -- near the syrian border. iraq has executed 36 people -- convicted in the massacre -- of as many as 17-hundred military recruits. a provincial governor says -- the convicts were hanged today in a prison. more executions are expected. isis militants killed the recruits -- after taking over their military base -- in june 2014. un in the philippines --the nation's president -- i threatening to pull out of the united nations. he's angry -- because u-n human rights experts say -- his crackdown on drugs in the country -- has gone too far. using harsh language we can't repeat on t-v --the president blamed the u-n -- for not intervening sooner. a republican senator has some harsh words for president obama. mark kirk -- called the president -- and these are his words -- "the drug dealer in chief." kirk -- allegedly making the comment to a political writer in illinois.

iran in jry -- on the same day iran released four american prisoners. kirk -- suggesting iran may funnel some of that cash -- to other troublemakers in the middle east. the administration says -- the money was part of a long- standing settlement -- dating back to 19-79. in your voice -- your vote in the race for the white house. it appears donald trump is having the best week ever. the republican is beating hillary clinton by two points. this -- according to a new l-a trump -- spending his weekend -- on his pitch to voters of color. sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "outreach to the african-american community is in an area where the republican party must do better." donald trump is still getting flak -- for not releasing his tax returns. in a surprising move this weekend -- trump's campaign manager -- kellyanne conway -- promised abc's george stephanopoulos -- the returns will be released -- when a

clinton -- will be making their way to nevada this week. trump will be in town on friday. he'll hold a rally -- over at the south point. doors open at 11. if you're interested in attending -- you need to tickets cost between 2-hundred -- and 5-thousand dollars. and hillary clinton -- is making a campaign stop in reno -- her plans to create jobs -- her running mate -- tim kaine will be in the valley tomorrow. he'll speak at a union convention -- over at the mirage -- before heading over to the plumbers -- and local bikers turn out in force -- to help make a valley man's dream of riding a motorcylce -- come true. sal has stage 4 lung cancer. he's always wanted to ride a motorcyle -- but is now too weak to ride on his own.

if they could give him a ride around the block. they did one better than that -- taking sal -- and his daughter on a ride -- up to the mount charleston lodge -- for breakfast. rob borden 09:28:56:18 "when somebody needs help and reaches out, the biker community as you can see, the biker community shows up." they even gave sal his very own leather vest -- with his name -- and a patch. the newest faces of the north las vegas police department -- could soon be the stars of a new reality show. new at six -- a production company just got permissi shot -- and sold to a television network. north las vegas stands to make about 4-thousand dollars per episode. historic flooding is still wreaking havoc on baton rouge. but where there is darkness -- there is also light. meet the people -- bringing hope to the heartbroken community. an unusual -- and unsanitary vandal -- plaguing a family park. what the culprit's doing --

step. and remember -- chopper 13 -- is bringing you breaking news fast -- and first. california crews -- battling the cedar fire -- are in for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns

social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible

drought-weakened trees -- could fall at any moment. the fire -- scorching nearly 18- thousand acres. it's only five-percent contained. this next story just disgusting -- and vile. someone -- over and over again -- relieving themselves -- in the worst possible way -- leaving human waste -- at a popular park -- near washington, d.c. parents and children -- having to watc officials say the waste -- has been found about five times in the last few months. the culprit covers it -- with a shirt or jacket. when a parent or child picks it up -- they get a grotesque surprise. andy delafield -- is physically revolted -- after learning -- whoever is doing this -- is targeting this playground. andy delafield concerned parent (andy delafield/ concerned parent) "i have three kids, one is a cancer survivor. you run into something like that and stick your hands in that? oh my god. just ugh." the culprit has been tough to

dark. a frantic mom -- trying to save her child . the toddler -- trapped beneath an overturned boat -- for nearly an hour. abc's marci gonzalez -- breaks down the heart-stopping rescue. script: 9-1-1 call tammy bossard: i'm in the river. my boat crashed and i have a baby still in the water. please god send someone now. this morning- deep relief? following nearly an hour of terror?in the dark waters of florida's indian river - disappeared when her family's boat capsized? 911 call dispatch: she's got a baby in the water. mother: yes, please hurry. the boat- flipped upside down- tammy bossard, her husband and youngest daughter - escaping?but the only sign of 23-month old kennedy? her cries. tammy bossard, mother: "...we couldn't tell where the crying was coming from and we kept search and searching." for 13 long minutes, tammys husband and a bystander search the pitch black waters, as she desperately guides rescuers to

dispatch: you said the boat is completely capsized? it's upside down? mother: yes, we are totally upside down fire and rescue trucks, sheriffs deputies, and multiple police? all racing to the shoreline? 911 call dispatch: she's saying the baby's in the boat, she's on the top of the boat, the boat's upside down mother: i need someone under the boat right now. crying officer matt rush and corporal alan worthy, leaping into the river? with 30 minutes now gone. with very passing second ?the rescuers admit- they began worthy: "we were just getting ready to leave and that's when we heard a, a very light cry." but then - 44 minutes after little kennedy was plunged into those waters? they found her- floating in a life vest- under the boat- incredibly tucked inside an air pocket? officer matt rush: "it was definitely a remarkable outcome." a remarkable outcome leading to this emotional reunion. little kennedy back in her mother's arms. tammy bossard, mother: "thank you for saving my baby.

i just cant imagine." the catastrophic flooding in louisiana -- has damaged far more homes than what was reported -- just days ago. tonight -- the number is up to 60- thousand homes -- in desperate need of repair. when hard times hit -- the goodness in people shines. eager volunteers -- are taking over baton rouge. some as houston. (lionel bazile/ volunteer) "we had a lot of difficulties for the last five or six weeks. so we all come together. when the storm comes, calmness comes. so the wind blows, and then the sunshine again." more thunderstor-ex pected to hit baton rouge tonight. but -- they're predicting sunshine in the morning. in las vegas -- the next storm is moving ever closer. this is a live look outside.

karla huelga is here to tell us -- where that storm is right now. ad-lib chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight. we are very dry at the surface which means we probably won't see more that clouds and breezy winds from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another sy push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way

from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both

upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way out. the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s.

and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. las vegas gas prices continue right now -- the average for a gallon of regular -- is $2.36. that's down 12 cents from a month ago. "suicide squad" -- making a killing -- hanging on to the top-spot at the box office. the movie -- expected to come out on top -- for a third straight weekend -- making close to 21-million dollars since friday. the r-rated animated flick -- "sausage party" -- is second -- pulling in about 15-million bucks. jonah hill's comedy -- "war dogs" -- debuts at number-three

ended today -- just one week after u.s. gold medalist -- ryan lochte -- falsely claimed he and three of his teammates -- were the victims of an armed robbery. but -- as jeremy roth reports -- the olympian is finally -- setting the record straight. --reporter pkg-as follows-- ryan lochte:"i over exaggerated that story." in an ex exclusive interview with nbc's matt lauer... four-time olympian and gold medalist, ryan lochte took "full responsibility".. for embellishing the incident in rio that brought ryan lochte: "if i never did that we wouldn't be in this mess. butt sot 1:06:40 none of this would've happened and it was my immature behavior." last sunday, surveillance video showed lochte and three of his teammates..gunnar bentz, jack conger and jimmy feigen at a gas station after a party. lochte told brazilian authorities as they attempted to leave the gas station in a cab.. one of the security guards forced them out of the taxi ..at gun point.. and on the ground. rio officials later questioned the swimmers and refuted

bathroom.. and were asked to pay for the damages. matt lauer: you said at some point after you refused to sit down the security guard put the gun to your forehead and cocked it. that didn't happen? ryan lochte: "that didn't happen." butt sot matt lauer: "why'd you do that?" ryan lochte: "i don't know why. butt sot ryan lochte: "i was still intoxicated. i was still under that influence." the international olympic committee and usa swimming are investigating the incident and will determine whether the swimmers will face fines or suspension. i'm jeremy roth reporting. -----end-----cnn.scri pt----- this week, gunnar bentz and jimmy feigen to leave brazil after he agreed to donate first day of school is less than eight days away! a dedicated teacher -- is helping students with autism -- succeed in the classroom. 13 action news wants to help you stay informed -- 24/7 -- so sign up for breaking news e-alerts -- at ktnv.com. you'll need to go to the member's page -- which you can get to -- by clicking on the contest tab on our homepage.

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voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood.

david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family,

-- collecting backpacks -- and plenty of food -- music and fun for all ages. a special back-to-school drive --today -- for parents of autistic kids. most times -- back-to-school fairs -- feature lots of music -- crowds -- and plenty of family f for autistic kids -- this can be overwhelming. so -- the peoples autism foundation -- held a special low-key event just for them -- providing students with all supplies they'll need for the upcoming school year. organizers say -- they'll donate anything left over -- to schools in lower-income neighborhoods -- across the valley. as our kids and grandkids start heading back to the classroom -- one dedicated teacher in florida -- is hoping her approach -- to helping children on the autism spectrum -- will also help students in schools across america. tania rogers gives us -- a

john (gray shirt) and sophia playing uno with me. they've known each other for a couple of years, students of oakstone academy palm beach. sophia sirianni/oakstone academy palm beach -- "i started to love reading and math and art and writing." sophia and her friends are part of a social immersion program. dr. rebecca morrison started the program in a few states, after teaching special needs kids for 14 years. dr. rebecca morrison/oakstone academy ceo -- "when autism, who had significant deficits in social behavior, and i was able to prompt those students to model after the typically developing students." her goal-- to help students on the autism spectrum succeed in general education classrooms, by spending the day with their peers. john learning about leadership.... john martinez/14 years old -- "i didn't know what to expect and as time went by i felt more comfortable

mark improving his social skills. mark rivera/student -- "i felt as if like the more i was here the more i had calmness with everyone." dr. morrison says her program in parts of the country have helped students go to college. dr. rebecca morrison/oakstone academy -- "because it's an educational based, nobody is left behind. everybody needs to progress and if they're not progressing we need to go back and see what we can support them." support dr. morrison is also getting. joe landy/oakstone academy palm beach board member -- "in the long term, they are going to be treating those children differently. they are going to have a much different outlook on the special needs population." estimates -- one in 68 children in the united states -- has an autism spectrum disorder -- or a-s-d. boys are four-and-a-half times more likely than girls -- to be on the autism spectrum. a lot more news coming up on 13

a texas student claims discrimination at school -- only -- he wasn't even there when the incident happened. plus -- stumping for trump. why donald trump's campaign -- is relying on this 12-year-old -- to help win the presidency. and -- don't forget to download the all-new 13 action news app -- featuring live streaming -- video on demand -- and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store -- and in google play. and remember -- you can watch 13 action news -- anytime. we're streaming our newscasts at ktnv.com -- so you can stay informed -- on any computer -- smartphone --or tablet. we'll be right back.

stabbing -- near charleston and nellis. 13 action news reporter -- gina lazara -- there now with the latest. gina. we're tracking the chance for rain -- as storms make their way into the valley. let's check in with 13 first

karla. chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight. we are very dry at the surface which means we probably won't see more that clouds and breezy winds from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday.

token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way out. right now -- five people are recovering -- after a horrific accident authorities say -- a horse somehow got scared -- and took off running through the fair grounds. tony christen, witness i looked up and the horse and carriage just came flying through 19 and i saw two people just fly through the air- a little gir got hit by the horse and the

emergency crews -- eventually -- cathcing up to the horse -- getting it under control. right now, one person is fighting for their live and the gunmen on the run after 13 people are shot at a house party in connecticut. police believe the party-goers were ambushed...at least two shooters firing into the backyard of a home. all of the victims were taken to the hospital. one is in critical condition. no word on why the victims were targeted. a tex -- from what could be a drug overdose at a frat house. police -- finding the 19-year- old -- unresponsive at the sigma-nu house. four other people were arrested -- for possession of marijuana -- and possession of a controlled substance. the fraternity says -- its thoughts and prayers == are with the victim's family and loved ones -- and is cooperating with investigators. players arrested - v five notre dame football players -- arrested on marijuana charges -- could get tossed out of school. police --pulling over the players for speeding on friday.

marijuana in their car. sgt. tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. all five players -- now facing marijuana-possession charges. a texas student claiming anti- semitic harrasment by his fellow classmates is blaming the school district. the incident took place at the international festival of all places. (eliav terk/ student) "a group of students who w middle east booth and they took all the israeli flags that were on the banner and proceeded to shed them up through the day or cover the flags with the iranian or palestinian flag." terk says he didn't attend the festival -- but other jewish students did -- and told him about it. he then complained to administrators -- but nothing happened. so he went to the legal team at stand with us -- a pro-isreal group who filed a formal complaint. the district apologized for the incident and says they will

future. trump's campaign office - v donald trump's campaign has some young blood among his leadership staff in colorado. when we say "young", we're talking 12-years-old... meet weston imer -- a field coordinator for trump's campaign. his mom is an official field coordinator, but she hopes giving her son so much responsibility teaches other parents --- democrat or republican. (weston imer, trump campaign co-chair, jefferson county): "get involved! that's what i'm gonna say. get involved, kids needs to be educated." butt imer, weston imer's mother): "you have the responsibility to your parents to teach them." weston is hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. friends are alway looking to bail each other out... but this woman took things a little too far. what she was doing when she was arrested outside a police station...not wearing any pants. and... extreme skydivers taking the sport to new heights. but this may be a little too extreme...cloud surfing during

we'll take an inside look at the newest extreme sport and remember, chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first. stay with us. 00-07 "how much did you...shots of r&r." i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer fe. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood.

from the police station. and get this -- she was naked from the waist down. the passenger was also drunk. she was on her way to pick-up her friend -- who had arrested for driving drunk. sgt. meghan lehman troy police department "i think she knew it wasn't a good idea..." after failing a field-sobriety-test -- the 20-year-old was arrested for d- u-i. to make matters worse -- her friend wasn't even in jail at the time. -- she already posted bail and left. a fast-moving wildfire in central california -- threatens hundreds of homes -- and forces a historic site to shut down. the fire -- scorching 24-

castle -- in san simeon. that's about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. evactuation warnings have been issued. flood victims are lining up in droves -- for much needed supplies -- as they try and recover from devastating flooding. the salvation army and red cross -- teamed up with tyson chicken -- the u-s army, -- and l-s-u to make this donation sight possible. organizers say-- they've helped naerly ten thousand people. capt. brett meredtih/ baton rouge salvation army) "this morning, i was handing out food boxes, crying. i hugged her and prayed with her, and just consoled her. because it's just a lot of overwhelming emotions right now for folks." (shenitha gibson/ everybody else too as well. to kind of get through this time." president obama is scheduled to tour the flood ravaged region on tuesday. ((adlib wx toss)) chances for rain are looking

which means we probably won't see more that clouds and breezy winds from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way out.

the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way out. from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will

tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday. the system may e moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way out. from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper

90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on skydiving during a lightning storm? abc's rob marciano takes a look inside the newest extreme sport. no-closed captioning that was rob marciano reporting.

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it was a highly anticipated rematch. -- and they didn't disappoint. each man -- landing his fair share of blows -- and dominating for stretches. no word on if the pair will square off -- for a third fight. here's a look at what's coming up tonight in primetime on channel 13. at 7 -- america's funniest home video's at 8 -- celebrity family feud at 9 -- 1-hundred thousand dollar pyramid at 10 -- match game at 11 -- 13 action news asian.. but tonight -- one local restaurant is getting some unwanted attention. from a sewage backup -- to moldy foo -- it's just one of the many restaurants -- making tonight's dirty dining list.

-- have kept health inspectors busy. and that means -- chief investigator -- darcy spears -- has a lot to talk about. it's a new record this week -- been voted best asian food in the usa--is the worst in southern nevada in terms of demerits this week. dirty dining repeat offender wo fat on desert inn and sandhill tops the not-so-elite eight list with a 38- demerit c grade.

in the kitchen with the health district? angela dong: uh, you know, it's in the back door have like a sewer. inspectors did find sewage flowing from the grease interceptor out back. there was also sewage backing up inside the kitchen from dirty floor sinks, and water pooling in front of the toilet and under shelves in the pemoyee restroom. 7:44 darcy stand-up in alley: this right here is what the disposal of liquid waste. clearly that's an imminent health hazard and still a the ground. that is not good. we're in an alleyway that's actually lined with rat traps, so clearly there are a lot of issues that are still not being addressed. in the kitchen, inspectors also found moldy smoked fish, spoiled lettuce and bean curd that was two weeks expired. manager angela dong says she can't answer questions due to a

2:17 darcy: spoiled food. do you understand spoiled food? angela: uh, i'm not sure. sorry. prepared chicken and shrimp were held past their seven-day shelf life. and the cutting board was really dirty and stained with old food and debris. cooked beef and chicken had to be thrown out after inspectors found both sitting at room temperature. food in the walk-in was uncovered. and dirty wiping cloths with no sanitizer were being used to clean food contact surface you'd like to say about your c grade to the people who are watching? anything you'd like to say? you keep turning away from the camera. she came back to deliver this message. 4:46 angela: we just keep everything more cleaning, more safe, just like that. /nat transition/ we've got seven imminent health hazard closures to tell you about. the worst of the bunch was hong

jones between spring mountain and desert inn. they were shut down when inspectors discovered absolutely no working refrigeration. there were also live cockroaches in the kitchen. this report from the restaurant's own pest service warns them about too much food debris and grease buildup. these filthy fridge racks and trays are a case in point. the pest control company wrote, "you will see german roaches until sanitation gets better." inspectors also found them reusing tea pots between guests /nat/ mr. eatz on lake mead and torrey pines was also shut down for inadequate refrigeration. lots of food was in the temperature danger zone. prep tables were dirty and there was excessive food debris on this spatula and tongs. /nat/ the refrigeration problem theme continued at baja fresh. that's what shut down their location on eastern and serene. they were also stocking food in a red-tagged cooler.

inadequate refrigeration--the bbq grill at the hard rock hotel's east pool where inspectors found lots of food at dangerously unsafe temperatures. /nat/ the other imminent health hazard closures were all at hotel casinos and all due to problems with liquid waste. the third floor dishroom serving the ballrooms at caesars palace was shut down due to sewage backing up out of floor sinks and drains. boulder station's grand cafe cookline was taken off line spread raw sewage to over half the cookline. employees were walking through it to access equipment and prepare food. and at the jw marriot on north rampart, the look of surprise on this chef's face says it all. inspectors shut down the pool cafe and bar after finding a large ceiling leak directly over food and the liquor tree. there was also something yucky spilled on the floor.

its a back. all the other places have reopened with a grades. darcy spears, 13 action news.> karla has another look at your forecast in just a bit. you're watching thirteen action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer

joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood.

area. low pressure to our south will kephes for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers tuesday with highs in the upper news live at 11. until then.. thanks for watching, and remember - we are always on at ktnv-dot-com, and on our free ktnv mobile and tablet

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