game 7 is on wednesday, we will see what happens. oops. that raps -- wraps up the first hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends" continues right now. bye, bye. rob: all right, monday june 10th, fox news alert, danger in paradise, another american tourist suddenly dies in dominican republic link to string of others who never returned from vacation. >> closer look at mysterious connections as the fbi getting involved plus democrats say they are on the path to impeachment kicking off a week of hearings on the mueller report. rob: republicans say they are using to put spotlight back on the obama administration. and we are diving head first into the debate over the world's first 360-degree infinity pool. >> yeah, i will get that one installed. >> why this internet isn't ready and the interisn't ready to test waters just yet, "fox & friends

first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, you are watching "fox & "fox & friends " on this monday morning, i'm julie banderas in for jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, thanks for getting up early with us. fox news alert. fourth american suddenly died on vacation in the dominican

republic ahmedly getting sick from taking drink from mini bar. >> they are, jillian, rob, good morning, i will tell you there's nothing but questions here coming from the grieving families and fox news learning about a fourth individual, where i am is where 3 americans died, the end of may but back in april fox is learning that robert bell wallace, 67 year's old of california was here for stepson's wedding and according to his niece, took a scotch from the mini bar on april 10th and a few days later died here, it's the fourth person to mysteriously die for unexplained health reasons, the state department acknowledging wallace's death with this statement saying simply, we can't confirm death of u.s. citizen in april 19th, we offer con -- condolences for the

family, we do not have additional information to provide but it is information that these families want to here behind me, two resorts next to each other, first on may 25th, miranda warner, 41 year's old from pennsylvania took a drink from the mini bar and she died a day later, then maryland couple edward holmes and cynthia day, may 30th, they didn't respond when no one could get them for their check-out time, they also passed away, the tourism minister, francisco javier garcía, press conference saying, listen, we have look intoed this, it's purely coincidences, listen. >> have never had to give a press conference like this to clarify nothing tells you that it is a coincidence, circumstantial fact that has occurred.

>> now, here is why we are here rob and julie, to try to get answers, i spoke to the attorney representing the maryland couple, he wants to know what the fbi knows, the fbi is assisting investigations and wants toxicology reports. the initial autopsies showed consistent problem of enlarged heart, respiratory failure, that's consistent with a poisoning death and he wants to know exactly what the toxicology reports have, we are trying to get more answers here, we couldn't get in, we got here late last night to talk to the folks here but we will keep digging throughout the morning, guys. rob: griff, thanks so much. julie: mexican military arrests migrants, part of new deal with the white house to avoid tariffs. rob: aisha joins us now and questions about how new the deal actually is, right? >> good morning to you guys, is

it knew, is it old, president trump defending deal which includes commitment from méxico to deploy 6,000 troops to guatemalan border, he tweeted this, another false report in the failing new york times, we have been trying to get some of the border actions for a long time as have other administrations but we are not able to get them or get them in full until our signed agreement with méxico, the president, of course, referring to a new york times article which down play it is recent agreement and questions how new this deal this, the article claims, quote, the center piece of mr. trump's deal was an expansion of a program to allow asylum seekers to remain in méxico while their legal cases proceed but that arrangement was reached in december and 2020 dems wasting no time to slam the president. >> i think the president has completely overblown what he purports to have achieved. might have accelerated the timetable, but -- but by in

large the president achieved nothing except to jeopardize the most important trading relationship that the united states of america has. >> okay, so what is dhs have to say, kevin mcaleenan insist that is the president's deal with méxico is new and necessary, the white house says fleerl 200,000 migrants who entered the u.s. illegally since december have been released because border patrol simply does not have room. >> all of it is new, i mean, we've heard commitments before from méxico to do more on their southern border, the last time they deployed down there was 4 or 500 officers, this is more than tenfold commitment to increase security. that's where people are entering from guatemala into southern méxico. >> tariffs are indefinitely suspended but not off the table. rob: thanks so much.

julie: david ortiz ambushed an shot in the back. former boston red sox star reportedly telling a doctor, please don't let me die, i'm a good man before undergoing emergency surgery, he's in stable condition. police got off motorcycle and attacked ortiz at bar, the suspect taken into custody after being caught and beaten by a crowd of witnesses, ortiz known as big papi retired in 2015 after leading red sox to 3 world series titles. estranged husband of missing mom has new lawyer, hiring attorney that represents alex jones, founder of info wars, he's vowing to fight the charges connect toddies appearance. >> i'm not seeing a murder here, i'm not necessarily sure i see the tampering, but, you know, i have a chance to review the evidence this week and i'm looking forward to it. >> investigators in the meantime returning to landfill in search of mother of 5, disappeared from home in connecticut last night,

estranged husband due back in court tomorrow, his girlfriend is out on bail. rob: john dean said to appear before house judiciary committee, former white house counsel for richard nixon and key figure for watergate scandal to testify on obstruction and collusion claims in relation to mueller probe. democrats to vote tomorrow on whether to pursue contempt charges on attorney general william barr and former white house council don mcgann for not complying with subpoenas. democrats are promising impeachment to their base using this latest round of hearings as proof that they mean business, congressman mark meadows says we know about obama administration tactics. >> the deeper the dive we take into the mueller report we are starting to find out some of the conclusions and actually some of the facts that they put forth in there are misrepresentation of

what we actually know. >> we also know that what happened was is the fbi knew that they needed to go after russia and instead of going after russia they went after the president of the united states, prior to first fisa application, peter strzok, andy mccabe and others at the fbi knew that christopher steele'ss dossier was not credible and made rush, there's a cover-up that happened within certain realms of the fbi. rob: 58 house democrats say that they support impeachment, with congressman amash republican that supports it. >> presidential hopeful tweeting, quote, i understand the impulse but identity politics are great way to lose elections, we need bring people together, identity politics recently in spotlight when 2020

front runner joe biden announced that he would no longer support the height amendment which bars federal funding for most abortion. rob: presidential candidate gillibrand can't seem to shake off criticism from last week's town hall. >> i'm not sure it's frankly very polite when -- rob: democrats taking jabs at our own chris wallace during iowa party hall of fame forum. >> not very polite, you got that one right, now it's not the time to be polite, now it's not the time for small steps, now it's the time to fight like hell. rob: gillibrand attempt to go capitalize with what happened on fox news town hall by selling coats with the phrase frankly not very polite, she even changed to incorporate the phrase.

rafael nadal leading up to nickname the king of play. [applause] >> making an even dozen to wrap up. >> love it, tennis star winning 12th french open after 3-hour gauntlet against dominic, first tennis player ever to win major tournament a dozen times at that. rob: that's crazy, win that 12 times. nadal has now won 18 grand slams, just two shy of the record holder roger federer who got knocked out in semis, something else. >> he makes watching tennis exciting. all right, 11 minutes past the hour, thanks for joining us, more than 200,000 migrants released since december, the number just coming out claiming to be part of a family unit, so

how can this change loophole for good, our next guest outlines legal and diplomatic solutions. rob: we have all been stuck in middle seat of the plane, who gets the armrest in this situation? it's a great debate and it's coming up ♪

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>> crisis at the border reaching grim new milestone. rob: more than 200,000 people, 200,000 migrants had been released into the united states after claiming to be part of family unit. >> cha changes does congress need to make? former assistant secretary of state for george w. bush with what he thinks the answer should be, let me ask you first of all, they claim to be family units,

that's my question, how do they know in fact, they are family units when 11,000 are unaccompanied minors, illegally crossed into the country, many of these minors are complete strangers to the families that drive them across the border because their parents are selling them and then allowing them to be abandoned in fields and now the children are unaccounted for? >> these are good questions, just for context, it's absolutely a crisis, by way of example, 144,000 undocumented border crossers were apprehended. in that group 84,000 were family units, the 11,000 you're talking about were above and beyond 84,000, march 19, what's the answer, the answer is sort of layered, the near term we have to get méxico to keep these asylum-seeking families on the mexican side of the border which is when the -- what the

president has initially tried to own up. we have to get more asylum judges, frankly transfer administrative law judges and get them out there to process claims, in the medium term we need to pass ultimately pass some immigration legislation, the president has put it forward, frankly the democrats ought to take yes for answer, put daca numbers, 144,000, that's a city the size of british port, connecticut, savannah, georgia, big number and coming in every month. if you added the daca kids into the immigration bill, that's half the number. get it done, get it done now. finally, you have to go back into the countries and realize that without rule of law and we worked in a lot of the countries, without rule of law and incentive to stay there we will keep having problems, we have to work on that too. >> tremendously interesting to see how changes that méxico says they are going to make now because they are word about the tariffs, do i think -- i do

think, i want to read you tweet from chuck schumer, real donald trump declared bogus to solve immigration, now he claims a bogus deal méxico volunteered to do months ago, common thread, all bogus, we all know it. how is congress going to change anything because as leaders say this is a fake crisis and they don't seem like they want to solve it? >> it's a real crisis and i'm happy to give numbers that validate that. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are becoming sort of a, you know, dynamic duo, two-party, you know, a party of no, two of them. they're leading the caucuses i think in the wrong direction. what's the constructive thing that's happened, the president has linked trade with security, all over the world, has done it effectively.

in 8 days he got real expectations on the table, he put tariffs on the table as the consequence. the other thing to note here is the president encouraging deterrence, that's what his entire platform is about, he's trying to encourage these folks to say -- stay back, not the flood borders, what are democrats doing, promoting sanctuary cities, no coincidence that the top 10 sanctuary cities in the country are also the top 10 homeless cities in the country. >> sorry, continue your thought. >> no, no, i just think there's a clear answer here and it is to pass the immigration package, work together and stop being a party of no. there's too much at stake here, average americans in both of their districts, by the way, california and new york are two of the -- two states with the largest homeless populations and sanctuary cities. >> nancy pelosi, we need to ask you about this before we run out of time. she has slammed the president once again in immigration deal with méxico, but isn't the left the party that's failing on immigration, i mean, she's

saying that president trump undermined america's preeminently leadership in the world by recklessly threatening to impose tariffs by close neighbor to the south, temper tantrums are no way to negotiate policy. tariffs that are actually in fact, making things happen? méxico deployed troops to the border with guatemala, this is the kind of pressure that méxico needs to take responsibility, why is the left crying foul? >> listen, you're either part of the solution or part of the problem and a lot of people, the average american is very smart, they look at this situation and they understand that one party here is being very political in putting up obstacles and obstruction, this is the same nancy pelosi who while the president was on his way to normandy said he ought to be in prison. we don't really behave that way normally institution to institution. i'm encouraged by what the president is doing and i hope democrats come along. rob: appreciate so much your time this morning. we will be right back.

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property and hard rock now reporting have issues. i don't know how those two totally different properties with different employees, different management, different ownership could have any connection whatsoever. i think what's happening is if something happened to up with of your loved ones in dr and you're hearing about the sudden thing at the bahia principe you will conflate those, i feel terrible for families because loved ones have passed away while on vacation which is terrible but literally that happens to, you know, hundreds and thousands of americans every year as they travel and in some cases it could be nefarious, could be crime related, other cases medically related and in some cases you might remember a delaware family exposed to ban substance. things can happen, but right now we don't really know what's causing this and that's the biggest concern.

>> i mean, we have a list of all of these cases of latest death was in hard rock hotel that you mentioned, robert wallace 57 years old. no reason for his death at this point. pennsylvania woman -- >> hold on a second. he arrived on tenth of april, he started feeling ill on the 11th, on the 13th he saw a doctor and on the 14th he passed away, this is not sudden random that came on, a man who is not feeling well, not a spring chicken, i'm not that far behind him. if i start feeling unwell i would go to see somebody, a lot of travelers should think about travel insurance because if you are having something that's big issue they can direct you to doctors not just the resort doctor, you need to go to a hospital and get checked out or if they don't have the

capability, medavacu out if necessary. you can't conflate the two. julie: one of the victims that apparently drank scotch. >> that's the one you just mentioned. >> you drank scotch out of mini let's say there's something wrong with the scotch, do you think somebody is getting in bar and tampering? >> do you think that people are getting into mini bar over there, could that literally be what's going on? that's why the fbi and cdc on the ground. the way this is going to get resolved, a destination over 4 years has welcomed 8 million americans, how many times have we heard about problems, you look at it if the cdc and fbi are there and they come out with toxicology, that will be critical for all of us what is going on. julie: we have a statement that we need to read, let's put it up

by the screen, we reiterate commitment to collaborating with authorities and hope for prompt resolution of their inquiries and actions, we completely disagree with decimation of false information reserving the right to take the appropriate legal action. so now that the fbi is involved, certainly answers will be coming out but we appreciate you mark murphy for coming in this morning. >> thank you, that's the key, that's the key. julie: rob. rob: thanks so much, coming up time now is 28 minutes after the hour, nearly the entire 2020 democratic roster descends on iowa as the race to the first debate stage heats up. >> i consider we are all part of being the avengers, the republicans in 2016, that was the hunger games. rob: yet again we see biden a no-show, this time the poll numbers are reflecting that. so what's next?

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julie: top stories for you this morning, we have just learned a fourth american has died suddenly on vacation in dominican republic, robert bell wallace, tourist from california almost immediately getting sick after taking drink from hotel mini bar, this happening month before 3 other americans died under similar circumstances. rob: sign that méxico is serious or could be serious about its promise to apprehend migrants headed to u.s. to try to help the united states in mission here, officers have officially begun targeting people who are hitching rides on freight train through méxico which is known as the beast. this operation has been largely ignored by the country for many years. julie: from the winner's circle to the white house, president trump welcoming indy 500 champ and team to washington today in

the first time in 13 years the president will honor indy winner. >> 19 of the 23 democratic candidates hit trail in iowa over the weekend as new poll show that is no-show joe biden maybe losing his grip on the lead. >> we can't take 4 more years of donald trump. >> i'm not spending my time with high dollar donors, i'm spending my time with you. >> and welcome to my fellow candidates whom i consider we are all a part of being the avengers, the republicans in 2016, that was the hunger games. rob: was this weekend the chaotic statement, wild stage indication of what to expect in the upcoming debates with all of the candidates, here to debate new york city councilman republican joe and former dnc

press secretary josé muñoz, thank you for coming on early, josé, we will start with you, joe biden's plan here almost seems to be to separate himself from the large pack, do you think he's making a good move here? >> i think that's who joe biden has been from the beginning, there's no question that the -- you know, the stake is going to be crowded and one of the few ones that says you know what i will take the middle road. you know, i have high belief that majority -- dig portion of americans are more moderate than the media would like to tell us. i think that's the art that the vice president is trying to talk to, it's till very, very early before we get started in iowa but i think he's doing the right thing, he's adding a different sort of mix to this very highly contended diverse field already. rob: iowa was first caucus, let's take a look at polls that show numbers here, joe biden is at 24% in this poll, bernie sanders at 16, look at elizabeth warren really shooting up, with all of her policy plans, most

serious of candidates as far as policies goes and pete buttigieg doing pretty good as well but biden's lead is interesting. what do you make of it? >> i'm still laughing at the eric swalwell avengers joke from before, joe biden came strong in the gate because he has the highest name recognition. rob: yeah. >> you will see poll numbers continue to drop as he's force today explain and apologize for so many of votes he's had to make over the years, not that he had to make, the ones that he chose, mainstream democratic positions, you will see his numbers drop off and you will see from the rest of the field, you know, fluctuation of rising and falling of candidates. i think the real test as always who will have to most money to compete right after iowa in new hampshire and that will have to wait a long time for, this weekend we will see the continuation of the race to beat the far left.

rob: josé, talking about that for a second, great op-ed in washington post titled dems are peddling fairy tales and started with quotes from jfk, it's not what the country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. most of the candidates are offering anything they can, pandering to try to get votes, biden is trying to separate himself from this type of talk and i think that's why he's not showing up, i think a moderate gets booed in this type of forums. >> this is what politicians did it for a living, president trump did it, built the wall and fix immigration system -- rob: progress in just few days. >> biggest campaign promise still not made. going back to your question here, i think part of it is this is what politicians do, i think the majority of americans are tired of this device and tired of bickering, they are looking

for a president, a president who will stand for them and represent america the right way. rob: final thought, joe biden, what do you make, is he skipping primary stage and assuming he will be the guy? >> he's made a major miscalculation, he's not made himself more competitive, if you're a single-issue pro-choice voter he's still not your candidate. so this was major blunder for him. rob: yeah, trying to figure it out. this is interesting the way maybe turning against him, we will see how it develops, gentlemen, thank you so much, i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> 52 first responders died since 9/11 attacks, firefighters calling on congress to extend the victim's compensation fund ahead of key hearing on capitol hill. >> to pass the legislation stand tall as towers stood and democracy will never be

attacked. we all knew the air was not safe the breathe, let's get funding approved. >> more than 88,009/11 first responders and survivors have been affected and exposed to ground-zero toxins. group of teenagers risked lives rushing in home to rescue elderly neighbor. >> this young boy right there and he picked me up and i said, we are getting out of here. julie: 14 to 17 stepping up to saving 90-year-olds life, good for them. we will meet those four heros live in the 7:00 o'clock hour of "fox & friends". all right, i hate to say it but somebody is raining on parade today, i will not point fingers but janice.

janice: i apologize in advance, we have rain in the forecast and rob is going to be golfing at a charity event that's near and dear to my heart. >> you signed me up by the way. >> all the money going to first responders who are sick today and rob will be golfing in the rain, i apologize my friend, it's going to rain or shine and going to first responders that are sick, so thank you, ray, up in heaven, we love you. let's take a look at last 24 hours, we do have rain along eastern sea board, i'm sorry for all golf games that are happening today, future radar, rain in the forecast for much of today across portions of the east coast, and then things will get better on wednesday but we have next system behind it across the midwest, there's the precipitation over the next several days, we will see rain in forecast along the east coast but across portions of midwest areas that have seen so much money so flooding been an issue, this is what we call the mississippi river watershed, all of that water funnels in towards the mississippi and move down

streams and that's why we have flood advisory, rob, god bless you thank you for coming out today. rob: for fighters i will golf in a hurricane. janice: love you. i will see you for drinks afterwards. rob: janice, thanks so much. 40 minutes after the hour, california governor wants to pay for illegal immigrants' health care in the state, where does this $98 million medical program stands? julie: request for women's world cup glory and we sent carley shimkus to france for firsthand look at all the action for us, hi, carley. >> hey, julie, rob, i'm here in reims, france, city known for champagne but today booze is taking back, i have seen some of the ladies walking out of the hotel and exploring the city already, we all have one thing on our mind and that is the big game tomorrow, but today i'm

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julie: california could soon become first state to pay for illegal immigrants' health insurance. democrats agreeing on a plan to allow low-income undocumented immigrants between ages of 19 to 25 be eligible for state's medicaid program. >> expected to benefit about 90,000 people cost about $98 million every year. must now be approved by the full state legislature. hundreds of flights canceled after regional jets received error messages on their navigation system. julie: yeah, that's right, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business joins us live with what can cause the problem, hey, tracee. >> good morning, if you're flying anywhere today you night want to check flight status right now, because some regional

airlines experienced major issues canceling flights, they received the error message on their navigation systems, some 400 flights were canceled yesterday, the affected airlines include mesa, air, go jet, sky west, these fly for all the major air carriers including american, delta and united, now the faa says that they are working to determine the cause of the problem that it may be result of software update. rob: amazon looks like it's soon to be fully self-contained company or at least moving in that direction, right? tracee: they have been working oncoming up with delivery system, fedex announcing that they will be ending that shipping partnership with amazon not renewing that contract which expires on june 30th, fedex says that amazon represents about 1.3% of its business so not a huge loss, but fedex saying really this is a strategic decision so they can focus on other business with other retailers like walgreens,

wal-mart, target and all of those, amazon, though, saying we thank you fedex for your business but i think it really is a signal, this getting ahead of their own delivery service that amazon has really been developing for some time. i think really the major issue is if ups or amazon, if they had broken up, maybe disruptions with shipments there. rob: interesting, okay. tracee, thanks so much. >> speaking of interesting, plans for world 360 infinity pool. the pool sits on top of 55-story hotel in london but making people wonder how do you get out, how do you get in? i just don't understand. rob: interesting pool. looks cool. when you realize infinity pool means you never get to leave. julie: i guess that's the good part, right, another user posting solutions, helicopter

flied, i don't know. rob: yeah. interesting, the spiral staircase inspired by submarine will rise from the bottom whenever somebody wants to get in or out. >> so you go in through the bottom. you to hold your breath and get into elevator? >> i don't know about that. >> does it come with scuba gear. >> luckily 7 days of the year that you can use pool in london, won't be used that much. >> 3 hours on the pool, i am not -- julie: floaties. >> i think that's all we are going to do. if we have sometime right before breaks i will talk to kellyanne conway, dan bongino, topics is john dean, finally talking about watergate on capitol hill, i'm not kidding, for those people who don't want to watch anderson cooper they are bringing john dean to capitol hill to talk about how much worse donald trump is than richard nixon and

talking about the mexican tariff with the country, small minority who thinks the president didn't get a big one, let's take a shot outside with players in the world are here to celebrate kicking off of the world cup that started over the weekend but the big news tomorrow the u.s. teams plays and best way we can salute in new york city tell kids don't go to school, play soccer with us, i promise you it will pay off in the long run, that's the message from "fox & friends", school overrated, fun is underrated. that'll be the story over the next 3 hours with gate roster of guests, now back to you, guys, toss to break with even different music. rob: brian, thank you so much, we appreciate, we will be right back. julie: wonderful message, brian, thanks. i switched to liberty mutual,

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rob: all right, the fifa women's world cup officially underway, team usa takes field tomorrow, excitement surrounding match up that our team has with thailand. julie: rob is jealous that we sent carley shimkus, fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115, all the way from the middle of the excitement, he's actually been jealous. he's been complaining all hour. carley: i know, i wish you were here with me but sadly they only selected me, rob, we are just one day away from team usa taking the international stage, you know, sorry to do this to you, rob, playing here really must be blessing and curse because it is so seriously beautiful but the team can't really enjoy it because they have to focused on the game. the fans, however, are having a fabulous time and i had the

pleasure of getting to know some of them as i explored the beautiful city yesterday, watch. >> usa, usa. carley: 90 miles outside paris in a town called reims, it's spelled reims, looks like it would be reims but the locals telling me it is pronounced reims, this is where they will kick off tournament on tuesday. >> go girls. >> really exciting stuff, we found the team bus, this is going to be home to team usa hopefully for the next month as they travel around france. ♪

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overall you think team u.s.a. is going to full off, right? >> sure. >> you think they are going to be able to pull it off and score two back-to-back victory. >> i do. they are a good team. >> who do you think is going to win the world cup? >> the united states. >> what do you think? >> team u.s.a.? >> i like that confidence. carley: go u.s.a. >> number one. carley: so as you can see the fans are having a ton of fun. the team are all business. they should be. they are number one in the world and defending world cup champions which is both good and bad because everybody is going to be playing their best game against team u.s.a. there have been some games already played. usual suspects, germany, france, england already won. only surprising upset italy surprising win over australia as for team u.s.a., they are going to be playing foam 3:00 p.m.

eastern time. catch all the action on fox. guys, back to you. >> julie: looks like so much fun. it's noon by the way. you should be raising a glass by noun. what's taking so long? >> rob: watch out for french guys. they will be chasing you all over the place. carley: that's what the breaks are for. >> julie: 56 minutes after the hour. while you like the aisle or the window you probably have battled the passenger in the middle over the airplane arm rest. who who gets dibs? rob: great debate dividing the internet coming up next. ♪ -and...that's your basic three-point turn.

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>> julie: this was fun. thanks for having me. rob: yes. good to see you. >> julie: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ happy dance ♪ brian: this is not live world cup action it is action on fox square. it's a salute. homage to france, 2019. where less than 24 hours the u.s. will take to the field to officially defend world cup final. steve: can you sea world cup coverage right here on fox news but it's going to be on

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