>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us at kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and online. i'm stephanie

rothman. new details tonight in connection to the police shooting last night in san jose. police say the gunman started shooting into the ceiling of a restaurant on center road. officers also had word he man shot someone outside the restaurant, but instead they were unable to confirm that information. and when officers arrived on scene, the gunman was still armed. >>officers attempted to de-escalate the situation, giving the suspect commands to drop his weapon. but the suspect did not comply. the suspect then pointed his gun at the officers causing 4 officers discharged their weapons at the suspect striking him more than one time. >>both the chief and the mayor credited officers for putting their lives at risk and preventing a greater tragedy. and starting off the season with a win. the forty-niners beat the new york. just 32 to 19 tonight. a big boost to the red and gold. but some of the faithful were not so happy about some new tailgating rules. kron shaq moments shots

with fans at levi stadium. >>judging by how things went today on monday outside of levi stadium, you'll actually be hard pressed to believe there were new tailgating restrictions. many people we spoke with told us they actually didn't even know that these were a thing. some other people we spoke to told us they just don't care. this is the day the faithful waited for months. >>forty-niners kicking off their season at home. that 6, 3, baby. let's go out but also waiting for them. levis, new parking rules. albert and in his 9 or bic lighters says they're not there. a new rules keep people from blocking off large sections of parking lots making it so people park in the next available spots. and that led to some tight squeezes on monday. you also

can't have tense larger than 8 by 8 feet and your entire part a state within the parking lot. lights. but we spoke to either didn't get the memo or just didn't care. but i think knowing and seeing everybody come together, it's still also great by. but it is made harder. forty-niners fan might cause tail, get it for years and says the new rules are strict. his biggest disagreement, though the stadium now says you cannot have music through speakers. >>the music thing i mean, it will really this is nfl football tailgating up. can you say no to music? you want respect their but we also want >>dana and christina have been tailgating since 2009 at candlestick. but these new parking restrictions don't favor large parties. they've hosted every season with 50 to

100 people. it's a way life for a a final new rule. is that tailgating must off by kickoff. and that's exactly what we saw. everyone packing up and pouring into the stadium on time. you know what? this is season. we're gonna win super bowl this year. >>the forty-niners did offer a suggestion for a future home games which would be to only tailgate with the number of people you could fit inside your car. they want to make sure that the maximum number of parking spots are available for people who come to levi's to come to niners home games. now the fans we did speak with told ideally they would like to work with the forty-niners to come to some sort of agreement. the knicks tale getting fair for everybody reporting here in santa clara. i'm jack moment for kron. 4 news. >>well, there might be more restrictions in pacifica for airbnbs crump course. since then spoke with host want to

keep things as they are and neighbors who are against the short term rentals. >>the civic has become a popular coastal destination for tourists. many look on airbnb or verbal when selecting a place to stay hosts in the area like russell jones say it's been a great source of income. >>we have big plans so old house and it's very expensive. but we want to make improvements to it. so we use our air bnb to generate that but some neighbors say living next to an air bnb is a different story. has just >>become a living. we've lost the quiet enjoyment of our home. caitlin quinn has owned this oceanfront property for 7 years. she says ever since a vacation management company bought the house next door, her home life has suffered. we have clocked over being woken up over 50 times. 30 times. plus had been between the hours of midnight and 05:00am.

>>lyle or a narrow says the same company bought the home next to hers in 2019, a constant nightmare ever since then. just loud parties, trash parking issues, quinn and run. errol are a part of a group called pacifica homes are not hotels. the 2 say they are not against airbnbs just ones without a local host. any time somebody comes here, there's there is no host. >>and phone call phone number that they give to call frequently. >>and you get a busy signal. some hosts have also created a group called pacifica for responsible tourism. many say they've never had any issues. yeah, not a single plane never had parties never had a single complaint. all of our neighbors know both sides packed into the pacific. a city council meeting monday night. the council is debating whether to implement caps on airbnb stays and limiting the number of airbnbs per neighborhood. >>short-term rentals are already capped to 150 properties with permits. complaints can lead to host being non compliant and losing a permit. both sides are

hoping the city considers their concerns to their own research say. >>if we just enforce our own laws, we could get rid of the bad actors and will want they want their community back. this seems to be far from over. city council has not made any decision or any votes so far they're still debating the best way to move forward short-term rentals and making sure it's a good financial decision for the city. i'm sara stinson reporting in pacifica kron. 4 news. the boils fire that burned at least 30 buildings in lake county is now 40% contained. the fire broke out yesterday and quickly exploded to nearly 80 acres. >>lets the evacuation of roughly 4,000 people. for more on the conditions in the area. let's check in with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to learn more. >>so right now they are catching a little bit of a break around clear lake. you see the winds, they are calm right now. that is great news for firefighters there. fire still burning. but i think overnight tonight, humidity,

he's going to start to come way up to. and that is great news that is going to slow down that fire as well. southern california, not as fortunate. they're they're continuing to some breezy conditions. the temperatures of backed off today, but we're talking about some triple digit heat again in and around that fire. and that is not good news. and you get the gusty winds, even though a little more moisture in those winds, it'll still be dangerous. can get that fire moving. very active expected again by tomorrow afternoon. all right. as far as quality for us with even the active fires around the bay area looking pretty good. we've had enough of a seabreeze and i think that breeze is going to i think the air quality is looking fantastic. in fact, you'll see a little haze overnight tonight and then as we head through the day tomorrow, your skies start to clear by the afternoon, really just about as fresh as it gets. and i think so going to prove them. they're going to see more low clouds and fog on the way, fresh air quality, all the way from the land all the way the >>thanks so much, lawrence. south bay residents are up in

arms over a proposal to turn a tiny home facility usually utilize for the unhoused into a jail diversion site, catering, mostly to people with mental illness. substance use disorders or both. the proposed sites are one at monterey and bernal and another on vermont street. >>santa clara county, behavioral health services announced that they intend to use 8 million dollars in state grant money to make the purchase the county is looking for ways to address behavioral health problems without sending people to jail. people who live in the neighborhood, though they say their concerns. >>absolutely appalling. that worries me. it's a concern and i don't understand why they would pick this neighborhood as opposed to plenty other neighborhoods. why? why? why here? >>there is going to be an online meeting on wednesday evening for neighbors have voice more of their concerns. >>and coming up, 3 california dairy farms test positive for

avian flu. how this might impact your next visit to the grocery store will more in just a couple of minutes. stay here. a

sideshow on the bay bridge this weekend shut down the entire span for nearly 30 minutes. dozens of people and cars were involved and one person reportedly got hurt as kron. 4 threes. assad's reports the chp says it's trying to track those involved and hold them accountable. >>dangerous driving on folding on the bay bridge legal right come your sunday. one person was reportedly struck why one of the vehicles spinning tonight show activities pose

an extreme danger to the public control public information. officer mark andrews with the san francisco division says that the crowd of about 100 >>blocked access to the bridge preventing officers initially from responding. but once they got through, there were 2 vehicles that i believe our officers attempted to initiate. >>a pursuit of once those vehicles exit the freeway bridge and the freeways, inner city city streets in san francisco and began to drive in dangerous and reckless manner. so for office officer and public safety reasons, those pursuits were discontinued. without any further incident. officer andrew says law enforcement are now poring over leads. so far no arrests have been made. once the events have started, makes it obviously very challenging and difficult. >>for officers to respond to the area, especially when they have all the lanes shut down. blocked by by the the

vehicles, as well as the spectators and bystanders. >>cities throughout the bay area have recently crack down harder on these sideshows, putting more punishments into place for district attorneys to hand out tougher penalties. >>obviously, the individuals that are engaging in such activities. the bystanders who are out on foot. observing recording with their cameras >>and then obviously the the rest of the motoring public, these all are potential dangers which could lead serious injuries or deaths. so we obviously discourage these types of activity from occurring on our bridges. our freeways coming up on kron for news at 3. more on how cities are trying to step in and curbside shows. >>and stop them from endangering residents. theresa kron, 4 news. >>test results officially confirmed positive cases in 3

dairy farms in the central valley. california is now the 14 state in the country with confirmed avian flu cases affecting dairy cows. this includes farms in colorado, texas. and just today, more cases spiking in michigan. for more on this, i spoke with doctor terry lee and bauer of veterinary medicine at uc davis. as of right now, it's not exactly sure how it when from birds to cows, especially here in california. but with your background and your knowledge, what do you believe may have been the case? >>yeah, it does seem based on the genetic analysis that's been done, the information that has been shared by those scientist and a case that it was probably a single unique at that or the first. transfer from birds. dairy cow. and then all of the subsequent infections that we've and other dairy cow herds across the country in the affected states. there's been from from

originating from cows are from people working with those cows. and we don't have any evidence that there's been a different. virus that's been introduced in the cattle from a different bird exposure. so all the evidence currently points to the fact that this was a single unique event. and then there's been secondary spread from dairy cattle after that initial event occurred. >>i mean, and what are the symptoms? it's not as deadly as it is for birds. correct? >>right. so. it's called highly pathogenic. wasn't because of students and at a am domestic poultry oprah did not back to. diseases your front carol. it reduces very low death rates, but the cow become sick. become lethargic depressed. you stop eating

become dehydrated and very cows that are producing, know the characteristics the melt will change. so that becomes norm. this time runs the course of about to 3 weeks before the cows recover. >>normal. >>normal health after election. and so that's kind of the course that we've seen all their herds from the states that have been infected. >>is it something to be concerned about, especially when it comes to the dairy that they're producing? >>it certainly causes significant drop production on the infected herds. and there's always the concern for the affected herds about the possible exposure to the worker. there is the ongoing recommendation that affected herds. make sure that employees access to internet very personal protective equipment. well, infection is

active. so reduce the risk of being exposed. joe. the dairy cows are provided supportive care. there's no specific treat. they do want recap wilson provide support care and mostly without times. non-steroidal youth and plan for your next well, use the beaver and pain. and provide good nursing care. and then most of those cows recover him. then a couple of weeks or so. >>ok, that's good news for the health of the cows because i'm sure a lot of people concerned about that. but then for people who go to supermarkets and they're looking at milk or cheese that come from california. dairy cow. since we're the largest producer and the whole country. should they be concerned that's going to hit their aisles or not so much? >>so there's been extensive testing done after the problem was first identified by fda and other side is too confirm

with certainty that pasteurization is completely effective. henry and removing the risk of any exposure or milk or dairy products so consumers can have complete confidence when they go to the grocery market and purchase dairy foods or melt that has been pasteurized because the research shows that the virus is completely and activated through proper pasteurization. >>let's get when should dairy consumers be concerned? its pasteurize were ok, but in the future, if we see more and more cases rise across the country, is there going to be a time where it starts being a bigger concern? orr's long does it. there's testing we should be okay. >>so right so, you know, we've men going through this process inside mentioned earlier, late march. so we been doing it for several months. and so far the

centers for disease control say that this situation remains as a low risk public health situation for people. >>the >>government agencies are very proactive to do testing and surveillance and dairy herds all country so that we can identify affected herds this quickly as possible and implement the proper measures to reduce the spread. then, as i mentioned, to provide the protective equipment to workers so that they reduce the risk of exposure for those that are happening, direct contact with dairy cows. >>great. and the fresno county fair just announced that they're eliminating their exhibits with cows to try and prevent the virus from growing. is this the best decision to put some distance between the public and the cows? >>is is, you know, those this situation always, you know, create some issues. you know, survey, the fair was lax to be able to provide livestock

exhibits for the public so they can see that. but as you mentioned, they have to take into consideration the risks that might create for closure of cattle and for people. so i i think, you know, that decision that they made is similar to what other regions of made to reduce or eliminate that particular situation so that we can manage that risk more effectively >>and for it to go state to state like this, it's possible that differing cattle shows or i'm just bringing cows from state to state and may have made a jump from the cows and made it spread. so believe that quarantine for these california dairy farms? are there a case just like when we had the pandemic for us, humans, we had to quarantine to make sure didn't spread. this is similar, correct. >>so that's correct. so affected herds that identify are quarantined by the state department of agriculture and

they have to go through a process, sampling and repeated testing over a period of several weeks. and also demonstrate that there are no more cash are in clinical signs. and after that period testing and surveillance and having no evidence of any new cases of avian influenza developing in dairy cows on that farm. then the farm is released from quarantine. and so that's the basic procedure that's being followed to try to identify, affected herds and then. to keep them quarantine and tilly. the evidence has gone any active infection along those cows and that her. >>okay. good. seems like all steps are being taken to make sure that precautions are being had. thank you for joining us. and we'll be sure to follow this story, of course. and check back in with you as it develops. thanks again. all right. thank you. thank you. more news now

to a story receiving a lot. >>well, some of the harassment allegations leveled against state. senator murray of ronald gayle are simply too explicit to share on television. all of them are allegations the senator strongly denies. thank you, madam president, who recently made national headlines for switching from the democratic party to the republican party, but now state senator maria alvarado gill whose district includes parts of the eastern california in the central valley is in the spotlight for a completely different reason because of this. 39 page lawsuit filed against her a gills, former campaign staffer

and chief of staff accuses her of harassment and discrimination in the lawsuit. the plaintiff alleges of reno kill groot him into accepting a relationship that started in december 2022, he accuses the senator of pressuring him to perform acts on her and he injured his back while doing so. he claims he was terminated the following year after refusing for further advances. his complaint against or states as an employer and supervisor of reno bill engaged in erratic, controlling, sexually dominating abuse of authority. and power is asking the court to award him damages in an unspecified amount. but for her part do guilt firmly denies the allegations. in a statement, her attorney wrote this, quote, a disgruntled former employee has fabricated in outlandish story presented without evidence to get a payday. we expect that the senator will be fully cleared of any wrongdoing of these bogus financially motivated claims. loyola law school professor jessica levinson, who was not involved with the

case point out civil lawsuits often end in settlements before a jury trial can start the process moving forward. we have a long way to go as in all cases before a jury trial. >>the defendant will file likely in motion to dismiss saying this case should be tossed out if the case moves forward, then there will be gathering of evidence. people will be deposed and there will be something called a motion for summary judgment or summary adjudication. then if the case still continues, we could see this move on to a jury trial addition. all gill, the california state senate is also named as a defendant in the case in response, the secretary of the senate had this to say, quote, the senate takes all complaints incredibly seriously, but is unable to comment on matters involving pending litigation. >>law professor chris mckay lee, who also is not involved in the case, reviewed the allegations and had this observation. undoubtedly a serious matter that. >>both the elected official as well as the legislature will undoubtedly take very

seriously. but remember that they are allegations >>and we also reached out to the senate republican caucus for response. in a statement, a spokesperson said senator, do bill is fully cooperating but added it's important to let the judicial process run its course reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms.

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>>a local family wants on saturday. the nonprofit mackey's korner hosted its second annual suicide awareness block party. the event was born from lynette mackey is grief and is offering a safe space for uncomfortable conversations. i lost my 12 year-old grandson

to and without any signs and after right suffer for a while. i thought about it. there's a lot of people let's start talking about in change. it. >>and here we are today, her grandson, jamal mackey junior took his life back in 2021 and an effort to save other lives. lynette is bringing awareness through her community at a man here today. >>so much for the last 7 days, even suicidal. and he came you today and he said it was sad. all right. now and i talked to him. and left and went to general hospital. hundreds of people filled the civic center plaza making this her largest turnout yet with even the youngest offering words of encouragement, piece. >>hessel round one. >>because need to talk you have to talk to service. its also to and you think. it matters. all of us about local leaders to make sure to let

their support the macc is cause bringing the information to light because >>you never know what somebody is going through. >>with over 30 vendors music supporters and speakers like suicide survivor kevin hines says events like this is what will create change 5 to 7 year-old lock your car died by suicide than ever before in the history of the world. it was a 5 year-old not take their life. it's devastating. reach we need to hold them. we need to tell them that better options and taking their life. and i just because they're in a world of pain today doesn't mean they don't have that gorgeous and beautiful tomorrow. if you or know someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available by calling 9, 8, 8, the suicide crisis hotline was a good in crawford. >>this week will mark 23 years since the 9.11 terrorist attacks on the u.s. and tsa officials are now giving us an inside look at their screening process and answering the most

commonly asked questions, including why you have to remove your shoes during a screening washing correspondent shot hudson has the story. >>hats, shoes and hair dryers. the tsa says agents find potentially deadly devices. hidden in everyday items at airport security checkpoints across the country every day. the threat is israel that the threat is out there. this week marks 23 years since al qaida tears use planes to attack the u.s. on 9.11. lisa farbstein with tsa. give us an inside look at how people are trying to slip past security with things like explosive powder and a tube of toothpaste. when you >>open it, you can see has been off the agency, even found explosive powder and a pair of crutches. >>tsa says it is constantly updating its training at airports across the country to keep up with those wishing to do the u.s. harm. >>we have to stay on our toes

and we're constantly testing our officers on the x-ray pmachines. we're testing them on how well they do. pat downs. >>the tsa says ok to publishes an online magazine, teaching people ways to beat those tests. we get threat stream. we the next day will have something out there to counter manuel vega is an explosives expert with the agency. he says his team doesn't counter non militias devices too, like the occasional hand grenade and choose provide a soldier service person that. >>you know, brought it back overseas. think it's a good 7. biggest says, well, tsa enhances protocol. >>it also looks for ways to relax them safely. reporting in washington reshad hudson. >>the u.s. postal service needs your help. finding the person who robbed a postal carrier in stockton just a few weeks ago, they're offering more than $100,000 to anyone who helps them track down the suspect. cristina bautista reports.

>>the usps tells me this is a problem that they are not only having here in stockton, but across the country, which is why they are offering $150,000 reward for anyone that might have information regarding the recent robberies. usps told fox 40 it was 2 separate incidents on the same day with 2 different letter carriers getting robbed near each other. robberies happen on bonnie lane and center street. a postal inspector told us they target letter carriers for their universal keys. they believe those committing the robberies are not necessarily those who use the keys, which is why they are asking the public to assist with any information they might have. the robberies have neighbors on alert. it's >>little bit disconcerting. i we always consider that our neighborhood relatively safe. so hearing about does bother usps wants to remind you that if you come across a similar incident, you call 9-1-1 and not try to take matters into

your own hands. coming up at 6, we hear from the postal service and what they're doing to protect mail carriers. >>in stockton, covering local news that matters, christine, about the stuff. fox 40 news, more news

>>we're now just one day away from that. >>a new york times siena college poll has former president donald trump up by one nationwide. that's within the margin of error. both candidates have different goals for the debate. they have different visions for america and we'll likely see those tomorrow night during that critical tests. >>in radio interview, vice

president kamala harris previewed tuesday night's debate should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by that route to prepare for the debate. the campaign says harris held mock debates in pittsburgh over the weekend. second gentleman, doug emhoff talked about how he sees the clash at a campaign event monday in north carolina. a lifelong public servant who has only had one client. >>the people. >>versus a guy who's only client has been himself is that's all he cares about. former president donald trump's aides say he will try to paint harris as too liberal. we must defeat com read. >>kamala harris, the trump campaign says the former president is holding closed door meetings with key advisers, but different from harris. no mock debate. >>we're run by stupid people. stupid, stupid people. and we're going to find that out again on tuesday night. republican representative michael mccaul echoed several top republicans with advice for the candidates. i prefer.

>>policy dramatic that is just to enter tay night. you know, there's entertainers and their series policy legislators. the debate tuesday night will look very similar to that first debate between president joe biden. >>and former president trump. it's 90 minutes to commercial breaks and the campaigns went back and forth on the issue of muted microphones. but the rule is if the candidate is not speaking, the microphone will be muted in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>stocks surged to start the week and white for utility rates may include. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. on friday, traders sold off shares after the august jobs report provided no real sense of direction as to where interest rate cuts might be going today. well, traders piled back in when they realized, well, it doesn't matter. we're still going to get our cuts and we'll find out the size

very, very soon. so we saw the dow up nearly 500 points today later this week. in other words, as of thursday, we should have a much better sense of where we cuts could be going because we'll get the latest inflation numbers this weekend. that will be the final big economic data points before next week's expected rate cut. and that will help distinguish between whether we're looking at a quarter point cut or a more aggressive half-point cut. i think the smart money is still on a quarter point cut, followed by additional quarter point cut in october and november among individual stocks offer maker palantir up 14% today and dow up 4% after was announced. both companies will be joining the s and p 500 later this month. palin replace american airlines and dell will replace at now let's look at your utility bill. you already know that it's up in a big reason for that is because of the sweltering heat. but you might not know as well. but you're also paying for things like the wa being that your utility might do with lawmakers or

association fees such joining the chamber of commerce or even according to some consumer advocates, the country club fees of its executives. now these nickel and dime charges might add a buck or 2 to the typical bill. you probably don't even notice them because they're vaguely couches, regulatory compliance fees and things like that. but you multiply that over thousands of customers and that can add up to fat stacks. that's one reason california is among about a dozen states is now looking at legislation that would put a halt to utilities passing along any charges that are related to politics. back to you. >>we

native american tribes. >>food delivery truck. stop coming to the spirit. lake reservation in north dakota on time this summer towards the end of july. that's when we started running out of a supply of food tribal member mary green trottier represents reservations that receive food from the government. the usda program provides foods to thousands on reservations across the country off in rural areas, far from grocery stores. so they're counting on us to make sure those services are provided but delayed deliveries started after the usda. switch from to distributors to one. felt this was in situation where they didn't listen to us. so that's why, you know, we are we have stepped in now north dakota, senator john hoeven and other lawmakers sent letters to the secretary of agriculture demanding action. since then, the usda has increased access to food assistance programs and signed a temporary contract with a second

distributor to surge delivery. the usda said in a statement it's deeply apologetic for disruptions and working around the clock to fix the problem. the agency blames supply chain disruptions at its contractors, warehouses. that contractor says it's addressing recent challenges. there are long-term fixes. senator hoeven wants to implement. he's working on a bipartisan bill that actually will. >>we'll give the tribes more control over the food distribution. i think that will prevent something like this happening in the future. lawmakers will press agriculture officials about the issue at a hearing wednesday. green trottier will be there to testify. time for them to listen in washington. i'm. >>one of the greatest voices of all time. james earl jones has died at age. 93 nicole berlie reflects on his iconic career. >>if you a from star wars, i >>to shakespeare wounds.

>>2 >>from the lion. king won the sun the sun will set on my time here and will rise with as the new chief to the king of the moon to. >>my son works. james earl jones, grace to the stage and screen for 7 decades. but one of the world's greatest voices is one. we almost never got the chance to hear born in mississippi in 1931, jones moved to a farm in michigan at the age of 5 to be raised by his grandparents. he said he found the transition so traumatic. he developed a stutter one so severe. he simply stop speaking. it wasn't until high school when a teacher challenge him to read one of his poems to his class that he found he could speak without stuttering after high school. he enrolled at the university of michigan with thoughts of becoming a doctor. but he found himself drawn to drama, graduating with a degree in theater after a stint in the army, jones moved to new york to pursue his dreams after a number of small roles in 1961, he won

critical acclaim for his performance in the blacks. then in 1967, his breakout role that of the talented but troubled boxer. jack jefferson in the great white hope a role for which he would win his first of several tony awards in the following decades, jones made dozens of appearances on stage and from being the first guest celebrity on sesame street memorable roles in field of dreams. game. >>it's a part about pass rate. >>and the sam lot just to name a few baseball was life, but perhaps no role defined his life more than that of darth vader in star wars. so that does not come. was. but the and the jones never forgot his first love. returning to the theater many times and the theater community honored his legacy in 2022. with the unveiling of the james earl jones theater on broadway, james earl jones from a boy with a stutter who refused to

talk. >>to one of the greatest icof a won't soon forget idea that you can do play like a shakespeare play or >>well, getting loaded and play. often millet. whatever. and say things you could never imagine. c thinking and your own life. you can see these things. that's what still back. >>the 76 primetime creative arts emmy awards aired over the weekend. dayna devon has the highlights in the entertainment report. it was a bit of a changing of the guard this weekend at the creative emmy awards has several actors became first-time emmy winners over the weekend. so lovely because this is such an he kind left field thing for me to be doing be hosting competition. be i never thought that would. >>happened on. i just love it so much. and even i actually feel as one of mine to see is acting rules and everything. it's a post on its be nominated. i don't know. i mean, this of science and abetting and all that.

conjecture i don't really buy into. i just think it's you know, it's to so many things can happen and so many things can change. i just it's going join us. >>yes, alan cummings, one for peacocks pop culture phenomenon. the traders remarkably cummings unseated the dominant winner in the reality show category for the last 8 years in a row. rupaul for rupaul's drag race. it's one of the highest-profile victories yet for peacock cummings also has another chance to win this weekend as he's also executive producer of the traders and jamie lee curtis won an emmy for her universally praised appearance on the bear for guest actress. and she had a really heartfelt reaction to the win. it's just been the >>thrill of my creative life. these last couple years that i get these opportunities. so i'm i'm. humble and incredibly grateful.

>>and she was joined by the bears jon bernthal, who also won his first emmy for guest actor in a comedy series all of which bodes really well for the bear this weekend at the emmy awards telecast which had a record. 23 nominations in 98 year-old dick van dyke won an emmy this weekend for outstanding variety special for dick van dyke. 98 years of magic, a show that paid tribute to his decades long career. the mary poppins stir hilariously joked that he wants to be remembered for laughter. 75 years. >>i'm in the business. 75 year. can't that. i'm sure here. and for farming. i'm looking for work. anybody. >>interestingly enough, he's not the oldest man to win an emmy. he's tied with norman lear who also won an emmy at 98. the main ceremony happens this sunday at 05:00pm on abc. that is greater tamer report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. a watershed

struggle for labor. so how can the impact and legacy of the delano grape strike and this effort by the united farm workers of america? the scene today. >>done on a great strike. was the son of a coming out party for the farm workers movement. cesar chavez started his national farm worker group in 1962. but really it's just been working behind the scenes. then a filipino worker group connected with the feds say co. went on strike. so had a choice. join the strike which you didn't think was going or be seen on a

supporting workers. joined the strike and that really started. it started the left abuse famous, great been lettuce, boycott and then went to their election efforts, which i think have the biggest impact today, even as we speak. >>soucy say point is the motto of the united farmworkers of america. it's been taken up by other activists, groups even in the political sphere like barack obama kamala harris. how are we seeing the legacy of the united farm workers movement as we head into our election season. >>describing the on the field idea of doing door knocking for elections now is customary election. comes out who's in and knock on doors, talk to voters. that was not the case before the before the 1960's when the farm workers really initiated that during robert kennedy's and campaign in california before labor just put in tv ads. that was an ad of the of the talk to voters and they developed a method of not only talking to voters and the obama picked this up during his 2008 campaign. not only try to persuade the people the door get the people the door to become campaign

volunteers. so it was a very strategic way of doing campaign. electro outreach would still prevails today. >>so in your book, you talk about how this voter outreach pioneered by the ufw back in the 60's still remains the dominant outreach model today. it still works. >>it does work and people are flying around the country to working for campaigns and, you know, as i say, the talking to voters is the most powerful way persuade to get to support your candidate. and every level we have local races that the farmer can method and people don't realize often that it wasn't until the farm workers didn't that kennedy campaign and 68 that. grassroots door knocking with became the way to win elections. >>so what the farm workers did back then i'm not sure how many people still remember know about this event, but it is so important to what's happening today. i just want to talk more about the legacy of it and how we can teach people about the importance of

what happened then and what it means for us moving forward. well, it was a manifest injustice to a farmers have been treated decades and everyone so that that will that's how it is. and people discouraged cesar chavez from starting a farm workers union because it's never going to happen. doesn't work there. itinerant, you know, they are in the fields and they leave. >>and that's waking up with the boycott, which said they may leave the field. we're gonna have our boycott against that. the grower. and that's going to be a nationwide boycott of recruiting young people around the country. so it does show you every people get think it's things are hopeless. you can't win battles if the ufw got vip. israel labor relations act passed in 1975. any battle can be won. >>it lasted for 5 years. this wasn't just like a little blip on the radar. >>and then, you know, just think i always say people today and that we with our instant anyone, everything instantaneous. cesar chavez starts the farmer mountain union in 1962. relations board doesn't occur until 1975. 13

years of constant day in day out, struggle. nowadays, we often expect turnaround in a few months. we think that the movement's failed. >>randy shaw, who is the author be on the fields which explores the ongoing impact of the united farm workers of america. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate your time. thank you for highlighting this much. a priest.

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amendment rights. and that's, you know, that's a unique feature of our of our country. inns. >>san jose police are learning more about what led up to a police shooting last night outside a restaurant on center road as kron four's. dan kerman reports the incident actually began inside the restaurant. >>authorities say sunday night's police shooting outside a restaurant on center road actually began inside the restaurant around 9.30, and adult male suspect began shooting into the ceiling inside of the restaurant and then exited the restaurant. we continued discharging his firearm outside. several people reported the suspect

firing shots into the air and at the suspect had shot one individual outside the restaurant. authorities say it's unknown why the gunman identified as 50 year-old robert rivera sent us a shot. another man in the parking lot. that man is now being treated for critical injuries at a local hospital. the chief says when officers arrived on scene, rivera was still armed. officers attempted to de-escalate the situation, giving the suspect commands to drop his weapon. but the suspect did not comply. the suspect then pointed his gun at the officers causing for officers, the discharge their weapons at the suspect striking him more than one time. rivera was treated at the scene and pronounced dead a short time later at a nearby hospital. now officers are learning more about we're learning that the suspect had a strange himself from his family was drinking heavily and it may comments regarding suicidal ideations. employees at the restaurant stated he'd been drinking heavily at that establishment. by all accounts, we believe the

suspect was determined to have an armed confrontation with police and unfortunately shot a bystander during his self-created melee. both the chief and the mayor credited officers for putting their lives at risk and preventing an even greater tragedy. i believe that the reason that this was not a much >>worst tragedy that it already is because our officers responded quickly and courageously did what they needed to do to ensure the safety of others who are there. a full investigation is now underway. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>more news in the

east bay, the city of oakland. >>lynch is the second largest pride in northern california. >>if you woke up this morning a lot of people you headed to the oakland so vibrant. so not only do we have first right is we have pride. know, to be is it? >>let's have some fun with some, but not all for now. >>appreciate the colors and the diversity and the vibrancy and as people out having a good time, you know, like set up and would have an with the enjoy the chills. all.

>>it's meant celebrate pride, hang out. we talked in the quality, bring inequality have. yeah. >>in some tech news, demuro takes a look back at the evolution of the iphone through the years. that's tonight's richaun tack. >>like come september, it's time for apple to launch the latest iphone models. i've been attending apple events for over a decade and every year the world's most talked about smartphone evolve some more. many of the features we now take for granted. we're

big changes at some point like siri added in 2011. can you set my alarm for tomorrow morning at 06:00am. >>it's set for 06:00am. it doesn't get much easier than that. a fingerprint sensor in 2013. >>apple pay in 2014 and water resistance in 2016. and for the first time you can do this with a knife on wireless charging arrived in 2017 iphone 8 lets you cut the cord in now supports. wireless charging face id was unique when it hit the scene. he's got this great, big screen, 6.5 inches. and with this device, the home buying is officially dead. the trend for more lenses comes in 6 different colors. there are now 2 lenses instead of one and the price, $699. and last year we swapped cables again. don is a lightning connector in this place is usb-c happens next event is happening soon.

this year's invitation says it's glowtime likely a reference to the new ai features being added to the lineup. >>we're expecting new iphone 16 models with the biggest screens yet. plus a new camera button new apple watches and you never know. maybe some surprises. and it's funny that apple always sort of follows this path that they're never necessarily the first to do something. but when they introduced a new feature, they enter a product category, they typically do it the best. >>apple keeps pushing. innovation. consumers are holding onto their smartphones longer than ever. whether you're upgrading or not. the free update to ios 18 will bring new features to iphones as old as the 10 r i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

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now the x5 uses ordinary tap water. you can use hot water or you can use cold water. there's no pressure. it heats up in less than 30 seconds, and you can adjust the steam. and even when it's full, it weighs less than five pounds. it's easy to use and it's lightweight. and remember when you clean with steam, you sanitize, you deodorize and you clean all at the same time. the steam will break down the dirt. and when you combine the dirt trapping power of microfiber, you've got double trouble for all your floors. in your kitchen or your bathroom, the steam will break down the dirt, the grease and the grime, and the microfiber will trap it in there. clean with the power of steam. at 230 degrees, it's chemical free. think of the money you'll save, 'cause you're only cleaning with water. and if you have pets and children, it's safe. now for marble floors or stone floors, turn to the power of steam with the x5,

the steam will loosen the dirt, the grease and the grime. it'll clean and polish all at the same time. and this floor will dry in less than 60 seconds with a streak free shine. now on laminate floors, pergo floors, you can always depend on the power of steam. watch it cut through the stain, dirt, grease, muddy footprints, grime. i'm not cleaning with chemicals, i'm cleaning with only water. get off your hands and knees, and clean with steam at 230 degrees. now i've been using this on maximum setting. all i'm going to do now is use the adjustable steam control and turn it down to a lower setting, and we're going to go to work on this wood floor. it cleans and it polishes, leaving a streak free shine and no chemicals. whether you've got scuff marks or just dirt and dust, you can use steam all day long, but i've saved the best to last, tile. if you're looking for a streak free shine, you can depend on the power of steam

and the power of microfiber to trap the dirt. it cleans and it polishes all at the same time, and it'll even kill up to 99% of salmonella and e coli. when you clean with the power of steam, you clean, you sanitize and you deodorize, using just the power of steam. - my x5 is not only great for my hard floors, but it's excellent on my carpet. i'm able to deodorize and sanitize them, and refresh them so easy. - now you've just seen me clean all these hard surfaces using the x5, but it's also an amazing carpet steamer and it comes with a glider for using on carpet. then wait till you see how the x5 works. i'm actually going to draw on this carpet using this wax pencil. this could be dirt, could be grease, grime or muddy footprints. now, even when it's full of water, the x5 weighs less than five pounds. it's lightweight and it's easy to use. and when you put it in the glider, it glides effortlessly over carpet,

the steam penetrates deep into the carpet, relaxing the nap and it'll break down the dirt, the grease and the grime, you are cleaning it 230 degrees. that stain is gone. so if you've ever thought about renting a big carpet cleaner or hiring professionals, save your money and your time and keep it clean using the power of steam. - the x5 is so versatile. i can use it to clean anywhere in my house on any surface. - you can use it in the bathroom, you can use it in the shower, hardwood floors, the carpet. - use it in the kitchen. i can even use it outside of my grill. - the x5 is the only way i deodorize these shoes. - it's actually pulling the cat hair from the cat condo. - comes with everything i need to clean my car. - the x5 is a cleaning machine that cleans everything without chemicals. - now i want to show you how the x5 goes from being one of the best steam ups you'll ever use to being one of the best handheld steamers you'll ever use.

all i got to do is unclick the handle like this, push the button on the base of the up. now i've got one of the best handheld steamers you'll ever use. one touch operation will heat this steam up to 230 degrees in less than 30 seconds. you can use this to clean every surface in the kitchen. and i'm going to start with the kitchen sink. come and take a look at this. if you've got a garbage disposal and you've got odors, all you got to do is place the x5 handheld unit down one side and look at the steam rise out of the other side. you're cleaning, you're deodorizing and you're sanitizing using the power of steam with no chemicals. now, all i'm going to do is turn it off and grab the jet nozzle. now i love the jet nozzle because what it does, it actually concentrates the steam. look how quickly this fires up. now, if you've got fixtures and fittings, which i know you do, you've got chrome, you've got the mold and the mildew. look at the way the steam concentrates. i get excited when i do this, it breaks down the buildup,

the dirt, the grease, and the grime. it'll even kill up to 99% of salmonella and e coli, and it polishes without using chemicals. look at that, it's clean. now i want to talk about chopping boards. you can't put a wood chopping board in a dishwasher, because it'll warp. watch this. think of all the food preparation that you do on your chopping board. don't use chemicals, blast it, using the power of steam. look at it break down all the mess on this chopping board. get rid of bacteria from raw chicken, from fish, neutralize the salmonella. look how this just cut through the grease and the grime, that chopping board is clean. and i've done this right before your eyes right here. look at that. there's your before, and there's your after. all clean using the power of steam. - i don't like to mix chemicals around my food products. so it's great that i can use the x5 to steam my countertops, because i know that it's safe. - the jet nozzle also comes with a brush attachment. i want you to think about this cooktop, whether you have gas or electric or a glass one like this,

they are hard to clean. the food stains, get everywhere. my crew have burned this on. this could be baked on, burned on, use steam, no need to rub, no need to scrub, no need to use chemicals. all i'm going to do is wipe that away. it gets into all the nooks and crannies, whether it's baked on or caked on, the proof is right there on the rag or using the power of steam with the x5. - it gets the grime, the dirt, everything off immediately. - using the x5 means that i don't have to have harsh chemicals around my infant. and as a mother, that means lots me. - so healthy and it doesn't leave toxic residues. - the very first thing that struck me and i've got to say this, it was a nice long cord. i didn't have to plug unplug, go to another room, plug unplug. and that, i thought was really exceptional. - when we come back, you'll see the x5 work on glass, grout and even garments,

all cleaned using the power of steam. - [narrator] with over 13 million sold worldwide, the h2ox5 is one of the world's favorite 5-in-1 steam cleaning machines. now it's even better with our 10 piece system to make your steam cleaning experience even better. if you are ready to step into an effective, economical and eco safe world of cleaning, look no further than the h2ox5. using just the power of super heated water, the x5 super hot steam cleans and kills up to 99% of germs viruses and bacteria. first it's a powerful floor steamer that heats up in seconds, blasting away dirt, grease and grime on every surface, 1300 watts of steam penetrate deep into the nooks and crannies. the super heated steam loosens the dirt, while the microfiber pad locks it in, cleaning and polishing at the same time. and now with variable steam, there's a perfect, super clean setting for virtually any floor. from top tile to natural hardwood. under the black light, you can see a mess. it could be anything. and if you have kids or pets, it needs to be cleaned.

the x5 cleans at 230 degrees with the added power of microfiber. so it cleans without chemicals. you'll also receive the carpet glider free. effortlessly, steam away stains and breathe life back into old carpets. but that's not all, your x5 turns into an amazing handheld scrubber. blast away stubborn stains in the bathroom, then set steam to high and add the wire brush to give you maximum scrubbing power for the really tough stuff. we'll also give you the window glass and mirror attachment, clean and polish shower doors or mirrors for a streak free shine. this steaming special even includes the garment and upholstery bonnet. sets steam low to take wrinkles out of delicate clothes, sets steam medium for draperies, sets seem high to help with dust mites and bed bugs. independent lab testing shows that the x5 kills up to 99% of certain viruses and bacteria with no chemicals. so it's safer on your pets and children. you could spend over $500 to purchase the products at the x5, 5-in-1 miracle replaces. but through this special tv offer, you won't spend 400,

300 or even $200. order your h2ox5 steam cleaning system of $500 value, for just four easy payments of $43. you'll get the x5 steam mop with microfiber pad, the carpet glider, the handheld scrubber, the window glass and mirror attachment, and the garment and upholstery bonnet. now with variable steam, it's a complete 10 piece system, all this for just four easy payments of $43! clean your home top to bottom, chemical free with the power of steam, but it gets even better, order now and we'll upgrade your x5 package. we'll add a sixth mode with a dusting and polishing wand. inside, use it to easily dust blinds, banisters, and more. then use it in the car for crystal clear glass, a showroom clean dash, really neat seats, and everything you need to be ready for the streets. value at over $30, this extra bonus attachment makes your h2ox5, the h2ox6. that means your 10-piece system becomes a 12-piece system at no extra cost to you. if after 30 days, you're not absolutely delighted,

send it back for a full refund of the purchase price. don't wait, now is your chance to own the x5 for just four easy payments, and we'll make the first payment for you! you get the x5 incredible 5-in-1 lightweight powerful 12-piece steam cleaning system, a $500 value, all for just three easy payments of $43! this offer can't last forever so call or click right now. - when you clean in the bathroom, you come into contact with some of the most dangerous chemicals that you'll ever use, including chlorine bleach. that's why i love cleaning with steam. you're cleaning at 230 degrees. on this bathroom floor. you're cleaning, you are sanitizing and you're deodorizing all at the same time. it's quick, it's easy, it's effortless and it's hot. - but with the x5 steamer and its swivel head, just kind of turns itself as i'm going around corners, around the furniture, around all the things that are in the way, and it gets all around them. - one of the things that i like best about cleaning with steam in the bathroom,

is the fact that you're cleaning with super heated water. and that means no chemicals, especially in confined spaces. so if you want to clean around your sink fixtures, use the power of steam. now right now, i'm using the jet nozzle, but i want you to see how it gets in these hard to reach areas. it'll get around your fixtures. you don't have to rub and scrub and inhale those chemicals. and you can see all that is just melted down. the proof is on the pad, but even if you just use the x5 for this next job, i promise you it is worth every single penny, clean, sanitize, and deodorize with super heated water at 230 degrees. this will get into nooks and crannies that you could only dream about cleaning before. do you hear that? that's the sound of clean. that's the sound of steam. - what i really like about it, is it uses pure h2o, water to clean every area of my house. i was just absolutely blown away. it's killing the bacteria,

the nasty stuff that was on the cutting board. it made it immaculate, spotless. look at all this steam! this is unbelievable. there is no more odor. that deodorized and sanitized. the sink looked almost brand new, it was amazing. - when it comes to cleaning your shower, your tar or your tile, you want to use the jet nozzle with the nylon brush. watch how good it cleans this tile. grout can be one of the hardest things to clean in the bathroom. and the last thing you want to do, is to be trapped in a confined area with chemicals in a toothbrush. with the x5, using the nozzle with the nylon brush, you can see the hot steam blasting away the grime with just gentle scrubbing, whether it's vertical grout, a horizontal grout in your shower or on the floor, let the x5 be your go-to cleaner. - this is amazing. i can use this to even clean my grout and that's a big deal. it blasts everything right out of my route, better than anything i've ever used. - another great attachment that you get with the x5

is the window glass and mirror cleaner. you're going to love it. all i'm going to do is turn it on and you'll see in seconds, the steam already starts to come out and you've got a coral microfiber bonnet here with a squeegee attachment. why am i using it in the shower? if you've got hard water stains on your shower doors, watch this. all you got to do is let the steam do the work. it's going to start to break down the hard water stains, break down the soaps scum. now you're cleaning with steam, let the microfiber break it down. and then you've got the squeegee. all i do is i run the squeegee right across there, and that glass is clean. - the x5 handheld steam mop is so awesome. i use it mostly, obviously in the bathroom and the kitchen. since there's so many things that you need to sanitize and it's light and easy, so easy to use. especially on the eating surfaces that you can do it without the chemicals, is definitely a bonus. - when it comes to steaming your clothes, you've got a couple of options. you could spend hundreds of dollars a year on dry cleaning, or you could go out and buy a steamer like this.

now this cost almost $300. it's heavy and it takes forever to heat up. or you could use the x5, because it comes with a garment and upholstery steamer, one touch, and it starts to steam immediately. watch this. for your delicate fabrics, all you do is let the steamer run over the fabric and every wrinkle will drop out just by running it down there. the steam does the work of a steam iron without having to break out an ironing board or the iron. - i can use the x5 on my delicates, my sequence, the silks, the rayons, even sometimes those hard to iron cottons, the steam knocks those wrinkles completely out of it. - the steam blades right over the buttons, saving your time. this shirt is perfect and don't just use it for garments. you can use it for curtains or drapes. you can even use it to refresh and deodorized bedding. and it's great for upholstery too. it's one more reason while the x5

is the only steamer you need in your house. - the x5 is also environmentally sustainable and friendly. the microfiber pads are washable and reusable, which means that you don't have to run out to the store and go get those disposable pans. - this mop is so easy to use, it's lightweight. i don't have any strain on pushing. it's absolutely fabulous. and it's so easy to move. you can see how it moves from side to side. i'm not putting any pressure on this, and it glides so nicely on the floor. - now you combine the power of steam with the dirt trapping power of microfiber and just watch what it does to your floors. let me remind you, you're cleaning with steam. you're not cleaning with chemicals. it weighs less than five pounds. it'll cut through the grease in the grime. the reason i've got this maze here, is i want you to see how agile the x5 is. it's specially designed triangular head gets up against your baseboards. now i don't want you to forget that unlike other steamers, the x5 has adjustable steam.

so if you've got delicate floors or water sensitive wood floors like this, you can turn it down to a setting that's right for the surface you're cleaning and let the steam and the microfiber go to work. get up against your baseboards. you're using super heated water. i'm going to turn it up to maximum, 'cause i want to get into the grout on this tile. now watch this. without any effort, the steam penetrates, it goes deep down into the grout, getting rid of all the dirt, the grease and the grime, using the power of steam and using microfiber. you can just let the steam sit there and it'll almost clean by itself, but this is double trouble for pretty much every floor in the house, because you've got the combination of super heated water with microfiber. it's quick, it's easy and it's hot. and did i say it was lightweight? it weighs less than five pounds. this is marble, a surface that most people are afraid to clean.

look at the path of clean you get when you use the x5 with no effort, no rubbing, no scrubbing. i'm not down on my hands and my knees, i'm not breathing in nasty toxic chemicals, just effortlessly letting the x5 glide across the surface, cleaning, polishing, sanitizing, deodorizing, all at the same time. at less than five pounds with variable steam, you can go straight from marble to your delicate wood floors. and if you want to get underneath your bed, underneath your couch, watch this, it lays practically flat. it gets rid of the dirt, the grease and the grime. i've just cleaned all these surfaces with one tank of water and one pad, the x5 is amazing. - [narrator] water, nature's ultimate cleaner. we drink it, we bathe in it. think water, think steam, think clean. now harness the power of water with the h2ox5, 5-in-1 steam cleaning system. with over 13 million sold worldwide, now it's even better with our 10-piece system

to make your steam cleaning experience even better. if you are ready to step into an effective, economical and eco-safe world of cleaning, look no further than the h2ox5. using just the power of super heated water, the x5 super hot steam cleans and kills up to 99% of germs viruses and bacteria. first, it's a powerful floor steamer that heats up in seconds, blasting away dirt, grease and grime on every surface. 1300 watts of steam penetrate deep into the nooks and crannies. the super heated steam loosens the dirt, while the microfiber pad locks it in cleaning and polishing at the same time. and now with variable steam, there's a perfect super clean setting for virtually any floor from top tile to natural hardwood. under the black light, you can see a mess. it could be anything. and if you have kids or pets, it needs to be clean. the x5 cleans at 230 degrees with the added power of microfiber. so it cleans without chemicals. you'll also receive the carpet glider free. effortlessly, steam away stains and breathe life back into old carpets.

but that's not all, your x5 turns into an amazing handheld scrubber. blast away stubborn stains in the bathroom, then set steam to high and add the wire brush to give you maximum scrubbing power for the really tough stuff. we'll also give you the window glass and mirror attachment. clean and polish shower doors or mirrors for a streak free shine. this steaming special even includes the garment and upholstery bonnet. set steam low to take wrinkles out of delicate clothes. set steam medium for draperies. set steam high to help with dust mites and bed bugs. independent lab testing shows that the x5 kills up to 99% of certain viruses and bacteria with no chemicals. so it's safer on your pets and children. you could spend over $500 to purchase the products that the x5, 5-in-1 miracle replaces. but through this special tv offer, you won't spend 400, 300 or even $200. order your h2ox5 steam cleaning system of $500 value, for just four easy payments of $43. you'll get the x5 steam mop with microfiber pad,

the window glass and mirror attachment, and the garment and upholstery bonnet. now with variable steam, it's a complete 10-piece system, all this for just four easy payments of $43! clean your home top to bottom, chemical free with the power of steam. but it gets even better, order now and we'll upgrade your x5 package. we'll add a sixth mode with a dusting and polishing one. inside, use it to easily dust blinds, banisters, and more. then use it in the car for crystal clear glass, a showroom clean dash, really neat seats and everything you need to be ready for the streets. valued at over $30, this extra bonus attachment makes your h2ox5, the h2ox6. that means your 10-piece system becomes a 12-piece system at no extra cost to you. if after 30 days, you're not absolutely delighted, send it back for a full refund of the purchase price. don't wait, now is your chance to own the x5 for just four easy payments, and we'll make the first payment for you! you get the x5 incredible 5-in-1 lightweight powerful 12-piece

steam cleaning system, a $500 value, all for just three easy payments of $43! this offer can't last forever so call or click right now. - i'm ronda, i'm the director of a large preschool and we have 132 in the preschool right now, ages one all the way through five, germs are everywhere between coughs and colds that go around. children share toys, they share germs as well. with the x5, we use the steamer on the toys. we display it straight down on the countertop, use the x5 to sanitize the toys and the children could use 'em right away. and they were sanitized within just minutes. we've used the steamer with the carpet in our one-year-old class, because they're always on the floor, just steam, those floors. we know they're clean, so the children do drop something, pick it up, and then put it in their mouth before we can get to it, at least it's clean. we've used it on the chairs. used it on the sinks, the counters, to sanitize the cots down, it cuts our cleaning time in half, the staff is ecstatic. they love having it in their classrooms, 'cause they don't have to use the chemicals. they're so much safer, more sanitized, a lot easier to use. - the x5 will leave all your surfaces

with a streak free shine. that's the combination of steam and the dirt trapping power of microfiber. and to demonstrate it, i've got a big grinder up piece of glass right here, with a mirror underneath. watch this. as i push the x5 through the stain, the steam breaks it down and the microfiber traps, the dirt. you can see the proof, it's right there on the pad. - this is an all in one steam cleaning system that i can use everywhere in my house. i use it in the bathroom, i use it in the kitchen, i use it in the living room, on my floors, on my upholstery. and i get excited when i find a new something i can clean with it. - so easy to just change from the floor to the top of the stove and just take out all the dirt so easily. - when i used the x5 on my grout, it took everything off immediately and i didn't have to scrub one time. - i don't have to worry about harsh chemicals around my baby. and that's important. especially when everything gets on their hands and their feet. - it's lightweight, chemical free.

it's safe for the environment, it's safe for my family. and it's easy. - i'm confident that i'm getting all the bacteria, and viruses, and all those hard to reach corners without any chemicals. - my family doesn't breathe in chemicals anymore. with artificial cleaners, i use water, that's what's so amazing. so healthy and water is free right out of my tap. - the x5 is way more than just a multi-surface floor steamer. you've seen me use it as a mop on tile floors and word floors. you've seen me use it on carpet, using the glider, taking stains out of carpet. in the bathroom and in the kitchen, you can use all the attachments, you're cleaning with steam at 230 degrees. it also works as a great window glass and mirror steamer, and it even has a garment and upholstery attachment. if you are thinking about getting a steamer, make the x5 an asset to your cleaning collection. wall to wall, floor to ceiling, it'll clean every single surface in your home. in the meantime, my name's anthony sullivan,

don't just get it clean, clean, sanitize and deodorize with the x5. thanks for watching, and here's how to get yours. - [narrator] now's your last chance in this program to order your h2ox5, the 5-in-1 steam cleaning miracle that will steam clean your home, top to bottom without chemicals. you could spend over $500 to purchase the products that the x5, 5-in-1 miracle replaces. but through this special tv offer, you won't spend $400, $300 or even $200. order your h2ox5 steam cleaning system a $500 value, for just four easy payments of $43. you'll get the x5 steam mop with microfiber pad, the carpet glider, the handheld scrubber, the window glass and mirror attachment, and the garment and upholstery bonnet. now with variable steam, it's a complete 10-piece system, all this for just four easy payments of $43! clean your home top to bottom, chemical free with the power of steam. but it gets even better, order now and we'll upgrade your x5 package.

we'll add a sixth mode with a dusting and polishing wand. inside, use it to easily dust blinds, banisters, and more. then use it in the car for crystal clear glass, a showroom clean dash, really neat seats, and everything you need to be ready for the streets. valued at over $30, this extra bonus attachment makes your h2ox5, the h2ox6. that means your 10-piece system becomes a 12-piece system at no extra cost to you. if after 30 days you're not absolutely delighted, send it back for a full refund of the purchase price. don't wait, now is your chance to own the x5 for just four easy payments, and we'll make the first payment for you! you get the x5 incredible 5-in-1 lightweight powerful 12-piece steam cleaning system, a $500 value, all for just three easy payments of $43! this offer can't last forever so call or click right now. the preceding was a paid presentation for the h2ox5 steam cleaning system furnished by thane direct.

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