businesses affected by the explosion. governor andrew cuomo says -- the state will help businesses -- damaged by the explosion.. also in new york today...the 15th annual tunnel to towers run took place...honoring firefighter stephen siller. siller died in the september 11th terror attacks. the run truck re-traces the heroic steps he took when he abandoned his truck in brooklyn and ran to the towers of the world trade center. all the money raised from today's event will support veterans. devastating floods -- barrelling -- through 2 states tonight. people -- forced to flee -- as a state of emergency -- declared. flood waters -- reaching dangerously high levels. plus -- in tonight's dirty dining -- chief-investigator -- darcy spears -- check's out a place -- she's dined at herself. we'll introduce you -- to the roaches on ice -- that nearly -- got the restaurant shut down. .tonight...clear. lows 63 to 67. north winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after

tooth decay -- is the single

national epidemic -- is appalachia. 13-action news-- meets a hero he's using his own money -- to care for more than 43-thousand kids -- and their teeth. --reporter pkg-as follows-- (music) i was born and raised i've been here all my life. it's a special place but there's jaw-dropping poverty too. people are in great need. (nats) i've been practicin' dentistry 27 years. when i was first starting. i saw a lot of patients who hadn't seen a dentist before. i would see a lot of kids who had a mouth full of rotting teeth. it was heartbreaking to see these kids who were in pain. they wouldn't smile. (music) once i was exposed to

we turned a trailer into a mobile dental clinic. we go to the schools. we see any children who want to be seen. (nats) we provide free checkups. (nats) and get them some education, early on. (nats) if you do the preventative work, stay healthy as they get older. (nats) we travel all across kentucky. (nats) i do follow-up care in my practice. (nats) if they can't get here we help them get into another practice. (nats) we treat people regardless of their ability to pay.

tooth decay. see, we ain't got no brown smile no more, do we? wanna ability to pay. (nats) she had some real bad tooth decay. see, we ain't got no brown smile no more, do we? wanna look at your mouth? wow! what do you think about that? i can smile real pretty now. just seein' that we're still makin' a difference keeps me going. people in iowa -- and wisconsin -- are still dealing with flooding. you're looking at drone footage -- over vernon county, wisconsin. floods -- already claiming two lives this week. in iowa -- hundreds of homes and businesses -- near the cedar river -- are being urged

downtown area. a group of men are hailed heroes -- for saving a deer -- stuck in flood waters in iowa.. you can see here -- the animal -- getting swept away. the good samaritans say they noticed the deer was hurt and would eventually die of exhaustion. so they jumped into action,,, with the help of several others. "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this to be so, we're able to help an animal, and that feels pretty good." not knowing what to do with the deer hold of it -- drive it out of town -- and let it free. anchors adlib and toss to bryan .tonight...clear. lows 63 to 67. north winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .monday...sunny. highs 86 to 89 on the west side of the valley... 88 to 92 on the east side. east winds 10 to 15 mph.

lows 65 to 69. west winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the east after midnight. .tuesday...partly sunny. a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 83 to 86 on the west side of the valley... 85 to 89 on the east side. east winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. lows 64 to 68. east wind evening becoming light. .wednesday...partly sunny with a chance of thunderstorms. highs around 84. .wednesday night through thursday night...partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. lows around 70. highs 85 to 88. .friday...partly sunny with a 20

highs around 87. .friday night...clear. lows around 68. .saturday and saturday night...mostly clear. highs 84 to 87. lows 62 to 65. .sunday...sunny. highs around 84. here at 13 action news we want ni highs 84 to 87. lows 62 to 65. .sunday...sunny. highs around 84. here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be

for kids drive is underway. and once again this year, our partner is tropical smoothie. please donate gently used or new children's coats at any tropical smoothie cafe. as the temperatures start to get colder, they'll distribute the coats to families in need. smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of action news and this community project. in tonight's dirty dining.. a reminder that darcy spears' reports will hit home for all of us at some point. roaches are the headline.. and the restaurant is a place where

1:11 darcy: i'm darcy spears from channel 13. you've seen me before. the owner's son at mt. everest india's cuisine knew who we were the second we walked in. in fact, he says after inspection day, they were expecting us. 5:34 ishwor mishra: i wasn't here but when they were like, oh, we got a c, i was like, damn it, we probably will be there. i was telling my wife about it. darcy: well, your prophecy came true. mt. everest on sahara and valley view narrowly avoided shutdown with a 39-demerit c gr 4:03 ishwor: this is like the first--second time we got c so far. their first c was just a few months ago--in may. that's why they're required to attend a supervisory conference with the health district for issues with non-compliance. as for their current c grade? 1:21 ishwor mishra: we had a few problems inside. there was a few handwashing problems. washing your hands for five seconds with no soap is not proper sanitation. with no soap is not proper fried vegetables uncovered in the walk-in.

baskets stacked directly on top of fried bread. and no sanitizer in the sink where dishes were supposedly being sanitized. 1:25 ishwor: a little bit of here and there. i mean... so yeah... it was one of those days, you know? darcy: it was a bad day. but there were roaches in the kitchen. inspectors found multiple, live roaches by the dish machine and a dead one near the sink. kitchen. base boards were in disrepair, wet and with food debris--creating very inviting conditions for creepy crawly pests. 3:24 ishwor: it was just the basic stuff, i mean, the roaches is a problem--i understand--but other than that it was just the basic problem, yeah. goat curry, tandoori chicken and many other foods were found in the temperature danger zone--which is when bacteria starts to grow. 3:07 ishwor: we had a problem with that, of course, but we threw it away because they recommended to throw it away so we just threw it away.

cardboard--which can't be cleaned--was used to line shelving. and speaking of stuff that can't be cleaned, they were also using milk crates as shelving throughout the walk-in freezer, where inspectors also found dirty containers and spill stains on the floor. 3:17 darcy: pretty basic stuff that the kitchen staff should know better. ishwor: i understand completely. it was, again, one of those days, right? /nat transition/ it was also recently a bad day at karizma lounge bar on flamingo and decatur. inspectors shut the place down due to a multi-generational pest infestation. live roaches crawled ov ice bin, floors, cabinets and splash guards. inspectors found a 4-inch gap on the corner of the front door liquid. and scale build-up on the espresso machine's frother. /nat swish/ the other imminent health hazard came at jerry's nugget, where inspectors shut

they also wrote up repeat handwashing violations and found pizza at unsafe temperatures. british royalty -- making -- a historic trip to canada. but the royal couple -- isn't the center of attention anymore. plus -- this weekend's box-office breakdown. the best movies -- to hit the silver screen -- this last weekend of september.

this weekend. but most of the spotlight -- is on their kid -- prince george and princess charlotte. this is the first overseas trip -- for the 16-month-old princess. the royal family -- is set to stop by -- about 30-places in british columbia -- and moviegoers had plenty of choices this weekend: bio-pics, family films, romantic comedies -- even a western! david daniel -- looks at the weekend box office top five. "back up your site, destroy it, and restore it again." "snowden" stayed in the top five: the true-life drama took in four-point-one million dollars. "bridget jones's baby" moved down to fourth place on weekend ticket sales of four-and-a-half million. after two weekends on top, "sully" descended to third place, but 13- point-eight

a domestic total of 92-million. "you asked me to do a thing, and i will not fail you! always deliver!" "wait!" (nat) the animated family film "storks" took flight in second place, opening with 21-point-eight million dollars. "if he wants his town... come see me." "the magnificent seven" rode away with the weekend title: the new take on the classic western debuted with 35-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. we're almost at the end of the first real comic book -- as we know it is believed to be -- "famous funnies" -- published in the u-s in 19-33. so -- whether you're a fan of d-c or marvel -- national comic book day --is a time when fans set aside their differences-- and celebrate. bryan will be back -- with a final check of your forecast!

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