committed 4 rapes while posing as a rideshare driver. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. police say the crimes mostly happened in san francisco's south of market area. that's where we find kron4's dan kerman live with the details dan? san francisco police say this man orlando lazo is the rideshare rapist, a man who has been posing as a rideshare driver at least since 2013 and has now been arrested for raping 4 unsuspecting passengers.sot cmdr. greg mceachern/san francisco police 13-23police say the 4 female sexual assault victims were picked up by what they thought were the rideshare vehicles they had requested outside bars and nightclubs mostly in the south of market area, then taken to another location and sexually assaulted. police were able to get dna evidence from the first attack in 2013, but there was no match in the system. sotthen in february,

and may of this year 2 more attacks with the same dna. a task force was set up in june, and this past weekend police say they found their mansot police are believe there may be more victims, and they're asking anyone who knows anything about the suspect to come forward.

(grant) a woman in palo alto chose not to answer her door... then, minutes later, she found the man who knocked... inside her home. the

incident happened tuesday morning on wilkie way. kron four's philippe djegal spoke to neighbors in that area who are especially concerned... because it's the second time something like this has happened in the past two weeks. (philippe)nats- a knock at the door goes unanswered. but the man knocking doesn't go away.cory zwerling/neighbor- "it's a little frightening." just after 11-30 tuesday morning... a woman on the 4000 block of wilkie way in palo alto walked into her living room after ignoring the door... she was terrified to see the man standing inside her house. she yelled and he ran away without taking any stuff. palo alto police believe he got in through an unlocked sliding back door.cory zwerling/neighbor- "we sort of know who are neighbors are and we sort of watch out for each other a little bit, and we gotta probably do that a little bit more." police did use a canine to search the area for the suspect but he got away.no name/neighbor- "before, we just never locked anything, you know, now i do -- i have kids by the way. so, its, its, yeah, its scary." this woman lives about a half mile away from wilkie way, on curtner avenue... where two-weeks ago police say another woman caught a man rummaging through her apartment. he too got away, but police released a

sketch of what he looked like. investigators are looking into whether or not he is the same person involved in tuesday's incident.no name/neighbor- "if you see some, anything suspicious, you know, call the cops, or just don't open and try to lock everything up." police describe tuesdays suspect as a hispanic man between 17 and 21-years old... as tall as 5-11, weighing 150 pounds... last seen wearing a gray baseball hat. we spoke with the mayor who says she can't imagine these crimes happening in what is usually an uneventful neighborhood. in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) a plane is forced to turn around after takeoff.. to make an emergency landing at s-f-o. kron4's sara stinson explains what happened. "a scary situation for over 200 passengers on a flight from sfo in route to sydney australia after the plane suddenly experienced mechanical problems."united flight 8-6-3 took off around 11:15 thursday night...just 40

minutes in the plane began experiencing the mechanical issues in the left engine.

next s-f-o united flight to sydney tomorrow same time while others hopped on flights to other connecting airports like l-a-x.at sfo, sara, stinson, kron 4 news."##### (grant) the justice department revealed indictments against 12 russian nationals today...(vicki) the charges -- connected to special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election.. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) on a day when president trump was having tea and inspecting troops with england's queen elizabeth... some very distracting news was breaking back in washington..

a dozen russians are being formally accused of hacking into networks connected to democrats.....and presidential candidate hillary clinton. they're charged with conspiracy. the deputy attorney general says they also stole the personal identities of roughly half a million americans...using a scheme known as 'spear fishing." deputy attorney general - which involves sending misleading email messages and tricking users into disclosing their passwords and security information. the defendants hacked into comptuer networks and installed malicious software that allowed them to spy on uers, take screenshots and remove data from those computers. of course the russians indicted today will never seethe inside of an american courtroom... but the charges will at least limit their travel options...including to the u.s. senator dianne feinstein released a statement. saying in part that we need to know more about the

allegation that the russians communicated with at least one american.. "..someone who was in regular contact with senior members of the presidential campaign of donald j. trump about the release of the stolen documents." in light of the indictments, some u.s. leaders are calling on president trump to cancel his upcoming meeting with russian president vladimir putin. grant and vicki? (2-shot/vicki) the latest allegations of russian meddling in the 2016 election shouldn't surprise anybody. the question is what, if anything, will presidenttrump do about it.(2-shot/grant) as kron four's rob fladeoe reports now, so says a leading scholar on american-russian relations. robert service/hoover institution "...there is no doubt in my mind that the russian security state was involved in the hacking of american politicians..."i caught up with the hoover institution's robert service this afternoon at his office here at stanford uiversity. robert service/hoover institution '...the big question is, the geo politic, the world politics, how much do we let the russians get away with...."according to the justice department the

russians have gotten awaywith a lot. robert service says they must beheld accountable. robert service/hoover institution "....the hacking and other nefarious deeds that the russians have been up to have to be punished, there has to be some kind of retaliation..."the hoover scholar says the timing of the indictments is no surprise coming just days ahead of president trump's meeting with russian president putin. robert service/hoover institution "..it doesn't seem to me to be totally coincidental, but is it important, will this ruin russan relations, i rather doubt it, unless it means tougher sanctions..."that could poison the well further says service. he suspects trump will try to mend fences and cut some of deal with putin at the same time.robert service "...my guess is that donald trump is going to helsinki to smooth out relations with russia, my fear is that he might give putin the impression that he is willing to give away more than he should.at stanford university rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(anchor1) taking a live look outside-- at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was an interesting day with a few morning showers and even a few thunderstorms. the monsoonal clouds moved north during the day to clear skies in the afternoon. highs inland will be in the 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. on the doppler you can see a few more showers in the sierra and northern california. on the satellite

high pressure continues over the desert southwest and will build back into the bay area this weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland on sunday and we could see near triple digit heat next week before slight cooling by friday. (grant) coming up... the d-m-v is making changes to try to relieve those long lines. we'll explain how. (vicki) a day after a visit to the beach... a man's dog suddenly dies. the warning he has for other dog owners. (grant) and after the break... lots of people in san francisco are fed up with tourists. why the city is now considering banning tour buses near a

popular tourist spot.

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house home in san francisco. tonight, a renewed push to limit the number of picture snapping tourists flooding the lower pac heights neighborhood. as kron4's maureen kelly reports.... the city is considering banning tour buses from driving on that block. a steady crowd of visitors

come to snap selfies in front of the broderick street home. and pose with their familes on the same steps of the home of the fictional tanner clan...from both in the 90's hit show full house....and the now netflix reboot fuller house...the show's producer bought the house for a cool 4 million when it came on the market two years ago telling the hollywood reporter at the time that it was great to be able to preserve it for the fans....the tourists i talked to said it was an important stop on their trip.because we watched it all of our lives is one of those bucket list things you're gonna be in san francisco you got to see the tanner housebut those who live on the street say having so many nostaglia seekers stopping by is a nuisance.it's a nightmare for those who live here we get asked all the time why don't you move why do you live here which doesn't seem reasonable i mean someone should be able to live here but but with thousands of visitors double park cars block driveway's tour buses it just gets out-of-control that's a lot of visitors for one block any day or weekend next week the sfmta board will consider banning tour buses like this one you see double parked from being able to drive on this one block. the full house fans i spoke to were sympathetic. we love the show we watch fuller house

also but to live around it probably be like all right come on this is getting annoying now but the neighbor i talked to isn't sure a tour bus ban will keep the crowds away. i don't know if that's gonna help if they just push them one block in other directions i expected just going to inconvenience the people in the next box i'm not sure what it really do if the proposed tour bus band is passed on tuesday it could go into affect in about 4 to 6 weeks maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) a big story tonight... facing mounting criticism about extremely long lines... the department of motor vehicles today announced it will open offices every saturday at 60 locations across the state starting in august 4th. the d-m-v already started saturday service earlier this month and exteneding office hours during the week at some locations in the bay area. the d-m-v says wait times are so long... due in part to the new federal "real id" card program. for a list of the locations with saturday or extended hours... go to our website.. kron4 dot com. (grant) a wildfire is

burning out of control in butte county tonight. it's happening near chico... and the upper bidwell park. so far it has burned 650 acres, and is just 20-percent contained. there are evacuation orders in place. firefighters are having trouble getting to the fire because it is burning in steep, rugged terrain. (grant) and an update on the county fire burning in napa and yolo counties. it is now 95-percent contained....but has already burned more than 90-thousand acres and destroyed 20 structures. investigators say it was caused by an improperly installed electric livestock fence. (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (grant) lawrence... lawrence karnow: it was an interesting day with a few morning showers and even a few thunderstorms. the monsoonal clouds moved north during the day to clear skies in the afternoon. highs inland will

be in the 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. on the doppler you can see a few more showers in the sierra and northern california. on the satellite high pressure continues over the desert southwest and will build back into the bay area this weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland on sunday and we could see near triple digit heat next week before slight cooling by friday. (grant) veterinarians have a new warning for dog owners...bewar friday.cooling by before slight cooling by friday. (grant) veterinarians have

a new warning for dog owners...beware of salt water poisoning..(vicki) the warning -- triggered by an animal death in florida this week..catherine heenan is here with the story. (catherine) a dog owner in florida says he's heartbroken after his 7- year-old lab died this week. the problem - salt water poisoning. it happened after chris taylor and his dog - named "o-g" - spenthours

playing in the water at the beach monday. the lab began having stomach problems that night... andby wednesday was unresponsive. by the time chris rushed him to a vet, it was too late. the vet says when dogs take in lots of saltwater - it can cause severe brain damage and seizures. vet - things can come on gradually and you're not aware of how serious things are up front.when the brain gets affected - the whole body gets affected. vets say it's an important warning for any dog owner.... even if you don't see your pet drinking the salt water -- they can still ingest lots of it over time. they say to limit beach time to two hours -- and bring plentyof fresh water for your dog to drink. vicki and grant? (vick) a heads up for pet owners. ikea is recalling a water dispenser after two dogs died. ikea says the pets got their heads stuck in their "lurvig" dispenser and suffocated. the product

was sold between october of last year and june of this year. if you bought one ... stop using it and return it to ikea for a full refund. for more information on this recall, go to our website at kron4 dot com. (grant) still ahead... the f-b-i is searching for a serial bank robber. and he just struck again in the east bay. (vicki) a major milestone for u-c-s-f. we'll hear from the little girl who just received a new heart.

a little girl who was diagnosed with a life threatening heart condition... now has a new heart. her successful pediatric heart transplant surgery marks the first for a children's hospital group here in the bay area.. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. sot 11-year-old andrea is showing me the beautiful heart shaped design on her shirt. it is a symbol of the heart that was a perfect match she received during a successful heart transplant surgery here at

ucsf benioff children's hospital in san francisco. nat/sot haaziqso how are you doing today kid?sot

clinic: "i think it means a lot">the pediactric heart transplant represents a milestone for ucsf benioff children's hospitals because it is the hospital's first says surgical director dr. peter kouretassotdr. peter kouretas/ucsf heart center clinic: "in the past we had to transfer these patients out of the hospital, now that we have the ability to provide that service here, it is a big advantage for our patients in this community">this heart transplant patient will be going home soon and she is excited. first thing she is going to do...?sot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) next at 5:30... a's or giants? we're live at at&t park ahead of the

bay bridge series. (vicki) and after the break.. a mother is now charged with killing her two daughters... after driving her car into a river in the north bay. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music]

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community.

once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (vicki) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a

look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the north bay. the mother of two girls... killed when the car she was driving plunged into a river...has reached a tentative plea agreement with prosecutors. 27-year-old alejandra hernandez pleaded no contest last month to two counts of felony gross vehicular manslaughter. a sonoma county superior court judge will review the terms of the agreement next month...and issue a sentence. her two daughters drowned in august of 2016 - after her car crashed into the petaluma river. authorities say she had meth and marijuana in her system at the time. .. (grant) also in the north bay. police are searching for a man, accused of robbing two tourists at a convenience store. it happened yesterday at val's liquors on third street in napa. there a suspect waiving a semi- auto handgun... entered the store and confronted the tourists. the man took their digital camera and selfie stick. the suspect then pointed the gun at a store employee...and demanded his cell phone. the

suspect ran off before authorities arrived. (vicki) in the east bay... a serial bank robber the f-b-i is calling the "faux badge" bandit... strikes again in danville. police say he robbed the first republic bank on hartz avenue yesterday. the f-b-i released these surveillance images in hopes of catching him. they are offering a 5-thousand dollar reward for information that leads to his arrest. (grant) police in oakland are stepping up their efforts to catch the driver who hit a pregnant woman... killing her baby. the accident happened in august of last year... but police are just releasing this picture of the suspect's car. two people were hit while crossing the street near bancroft and 78th avenues... including a 19- year-old pregnant woman. the woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition... and just days later she lost her unborn baby. the car is described as a light color 4-door hyundai with front end damage (grant) we now know the name of the east bay worker who fell 12-feet... down a cement mixer in union city.

joel canela was flown to u-c davis after the accident. a co-worker tells kron-4 that canela's condition has worsened because of all of the dust he breathed in. the accident happened around four yesterday afternoon. canela lost his balance and fell inside the mixer. he was stuck for more than two hours. (vicki) the palo alto police are reintroducing a traffic enforcement team after filling several vacancies and responding to resident requests. the traffic team will operate during commute hours and focus on speeding.. traffic violations in school zones and regualting oversized commercial vehicles. the traffic team has not been operating for the last tthree years. lawrence karnow: it was an interesting day with a few morning showers and even a few thunderstorms. the monsoonal clouds moved north during the day to clear skies in the afternoon. highs inland will be in the 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. on the doppler you can

see a few more showers in the sierra and northern california. on the satellite high pressure continues over the desert southwest and will build back into the bay area this weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland on sunday and we could see near triple digit heat next week before slight cooling by friday.

happening tonight... a rivalry in the bay. the a's face the giants in the first of six games tonight. (vicki) the first three games begins shortly at a-t&t park... kron 4's kim smith is live as fans are showing up. kim?

(vicki) (vicki) new tonight at 5...

an update on the x-o- music festival in antioch that was suddenly canceled this week. kron4 has confirmed that people have started getting refunds for the tickets they purchased. some people spent more than 300-dollars for three-day tickets to the festival that was supposed to be packed with big name performers... such as ludacris and t-i. it was supposed to start today at the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch.. but was canceled on wednesday. it's not clear how soon everyone will receive their refunds. (grant) president trump's relationship with the u.k. is in the spotlight today... as he met with both prime minister theresa may and queen elizabeth. his diplomatic tour comes just days ahead of a highly-anticipated sit down with russian president vladimir putin in finland. as omar jimenez reports... new developments in washington could play a big role in that meeting. nats president trump

appears with queen elizabeth at windsor castlemeeting her for the first time ahead of a closed door spot of tea. the meeting comes on the tail end of the president's european tour which began in brussels belgium at the annual nato summit. it was a summit that at times got testy over policy. afterwards, in the united kingdom, trump met with british prime minister, teresa may, and weighed in on a variety of issues...the uk's decision to leave the european union. pres donald trump: "that's your decision. whatever you do is okay with us, just make sure we can trade together, that's all that matters." his joint press conference with may unfolded as thousands demonstrated in londonnats taking to the streets to protest president trump in their country...but trump's host, pm may made clear he's welcome and this áall comes within the backdrop of monday's summit with russian president vladimir putin. president trump: "i'm no going in with high expectations, but we may come out with some very surprising things. but relationship is very important. it's a relationship that ácould be complicated even further after the united states department of justice announced ánew indictments against 12 russian military officers... accused

of meddling in the us's presidential election in 2016. pres donald trump: "i will absolutely bring that up. i don't think you'll have any uh gee i did it i did it, you got mebut i will absolutely, firmly ask the question." in washington i'm omar jimenez (vicki) coming up... a lot of people have had this experience... calling a customer service line and being sent to talk to someone in a far away country. now some lawmakers are trying to prevent that... and bring those jobs back to the states. (grant) plus... if you have the cereal "hone smacks" in your pantry... throw them away now. the warning after several people have gotten sick from eating it.

(grant) a salmonella outbreak linked to kellogg's honey smacks cereal is growing. the c-d-c says there are now 100 confirmed cases of salmonella connected to the cereal. 33 people have been hospitalized. no deaths have been reported. the f-d-a is urging retailers to immediately pull all boxes of honey smacks from shelves. if you have this cereal in your kitchen... throw it out. throw it out. (vicki) two states are investigating whether mcdonald's salads are linked to a parasite that's sickened more than 100-people. both the illinois and iowa health

departments say they are looking into the outbreaks. mcdonald's is cooperating. mcdonald's says it will voluntarily stop selling salads at its affected restaurants. the fast-food giant says it will resume salad sales once they change their lettuce blend supplier. (vicki) still ahead... a tightened statewide rule requires kids to be vaccinated... but some parents are finding a way around it. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

medical freedom!(vicki) two years after california tightened its school vaccination rules, more and more parents opposed to the shots are finding ways to avoid them.the anti=vaxxers, as they're known, are turning to doctors to gain exemption for their children.(grant) the result is... that in some bay area kindergartens...the vaccination rate is less than 50 percent.catherine heenan is here to explain why that's important.catherine? (catherine)

senate bill 2-77 did away with what were called "personal belief exemptions." parents couldn't simply say "i don't believe in vaccinations."now many of them are turning to their doctors ... especially in the bay area. sfxsebastapol. petaluma, santa rosa, sausalito and berkeley. at these bay area schools, the percentage of kindergarteners with medical exemptions for vaccines ranges up to 58 percent.they are fueling a trend that has seen the number of medical exemptions statewide climb.sfx from under a thousand in 2013, they have quadrupled to more than four thousand last year.doctors say only about three percent of all children can't tolerate vaccines ... if they have a gelatin allergy, for example, or are in chemotherapy.and if more than ten percent are not immunized, they lose what is known as "herd protection"moo this graphic from the c=d=c shows that when only a few

people are immunized ... they're the ones in yellow ... diseases spread easily from one individual to another. but if enough people are protected, the individual is isolated.and in cases of highly contagious diseases like measles ... as many as 95 percent of people need to be vaccinated.. (catherine) the senate bill was passed after a measles epidemic was traced back to disneyland.legislators are now talking about tightening the rules even more, to limit how doctors can grant exemptions. grant and vicki? (grant) a new video has gone viral... of a woman appearing to call authorities about a street vendor. ken wayne is in the newsroom now with the video. (ken) the video was taken right here on market street in san franciso. the woman on the phone making a call to question whether the vendor had a permit... all captured by a by-stander who gives her the name "permit betty". we'll tell you about their confrontation, and the fast

fallout once the video went viral. plus... why california's recycling efforts seem to be in the dump. why more of our garbage is ending up in the landfill, and not being sold for recycling. more on the ecological dilemma, at six... but right now .. let's get back to the news at five. (vicki) federal officials say the u-s lost 200-thousand call center jobs between 2006 and 2014. now a group of senators say this has to stop. jessica smith reports on the efforts to keep jobs from moving overseas. senator sherrod brown says he often hears the same complain t about calling a customer service line.

outsource call center jobs...and make those companies ineligible for some federal grants and loans."

(grant) happening now. u.s. health authorities are alerting authorities are alerting consumers about a new scam. it involves fake government warning letters being sent to people...who tried to buy medicines online or over the phone. the forged letters claim to be from the fda or the federal trade commission...and u-s officials fear this may be part of an extortion scheme. the letters falsely calim that the government is investigating the drugs the consumer attempted to purchase. (vicki) we have a recall alert for you tonight. nissan is recalling more than 100-thousand cars because of a dangerous air bag. the takata air bag is at risk of exploding and hurling shrapnel at the people inside the car. the cars affected are the 2011 and 2012 versa hatchback and the 2011 versa sedan. at least 23 people have died and 300 injured world died and 300 injured world wide due to these air bags exploding.

(anchor1) taking a live look outside-- taking a live (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor 2) time now time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. .. lawrence karnow: it was an interesting day with a few morning showers and even a few thunderstorms. the monsoonal clouds moved north during the day to clear skies in the afternoon. highs inland will be in the 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. on the doppler you can see a few more showers in the sierra and northern california. on the satellite high pressure continues over the desert southwest and will build back into the bay area this weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to

low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland on sunday and we could see near triple digit heat next week before slight cooling by friday. (grant) next on (grant) friday.cooling by before slight cooling by friday.

(grant) next on kron4 news at 5... believe it or not.. there are some blockbuster stores still operating.

we'll show you where-- and how their business is doing.

(grant) the last two blockbuster stores in alaska are closing. one in fairbanks, and one in anchorage.(vicki) are you thinking the same thing we are? blockbuster stores still exist? john thompson reports. i actually like that movie thursday night is movie night for john and hannah

caranta.(hannah caranta/customer) we're trying to decide if we want something funny, or scary, i don't want scary. but it's not just a trip to find a film, it's also a trip down memory lane.(john caranta/customer) we have friends visiting and wanted to bring them to one of the last blockbusters it might be their last chance. it just breaks your heart, you know the end of august spells the end of blockbuster in alaska. kevin daymude has been here nearly all of this stores 28 years. he's seen the industry change as more people go to streaming services, but he says netflix isn't for everyone.kevin daymude/blockbu ster general manager we have a lot of customers that just don't want to do that for one thing its expensive, and if you don't have high speed, its a waste of time. theres something about coming in and talking to someone, and saying hey how's it going, whatever. its just nice to have that service, that one on one time. the adventure of walking thru aisle by aisle? it's sad that it's closing. hannah and friends have decided on a movie for tonight at - thank you now the question is, where will they rent their next one? it's sad to say that this is the end.

(grant) blockbuster had more than 9,000 stores at one point. now there is only one store left in the u-s. (vicki) yup, the last store is located in bend, oregon. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki and grant.. thank you.. next at six tonight... it is a tonight... it is a crime that has rideshare customers talking: é san francisco police call this man the "rideshare rapist"... he is suspected of at least 4 attacks against women, who thought they were getting into the rideshare car they ordered. what we are learning about the suspect and how he was apprehended.(ken) and with temperatures rising... a wildfire out of control in

northern california.... while the massive coutny fire burning in the bay area... is almost totally contained. (pam) plus, a viral video involving a woman now dubbed "permit betty". the story that unfolded on a san francisco street .. is coming up .. on kron 4 news at six. up .. on kron 4 news at six. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure.

committed these 4 rapes over five years led us to believe that this was a very dangerous person and wasn't gonna stop until we caught him.> (pam) tonight at 6. san francisco police say, a serial rapist is off the streets. authorities say, this man... orlando lazo committed 4 rapes while posing as a rideshare driver. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm

ken wayne. police say the crimes mostly happened in san francisco's south of market area. that's where we find kron4's dan kerman live with the details. dan? sotthis is the exact thing that everyone fears in this city.police say that's the notion that a serial rapist is on the loose... no more says san francisco police following the arrest of this man orlando lazo. police say he is responsible for raping 4 women while posing as a rideshare driver.sot cmdr. greg mceachern/san francisco police 20-30the mo was that he was using a ruse or disguise as a ride share employee and would pick up individuals who were leaving bars and thought they were getting into a ride share vehiclepolice say the so called rideshare rapist's first attack was in 2013, and while they collected the suspect's dna, there was no match in the system. 5 years passed and then in february may and june of this year, three more similar attacks, most in the south of market area, all with the same suspect dna. that lead to the creation of a task force which ran undercover operations looking to identify the suspectsotthis past

weekend on july 7, the investigators in uniform and plain clothes were in the south of market area when they observed an individual who's behavior and mo matched the description from the 4 previous sexual assaults.a traffic stop was made, dna evidence was obtained, and police say the suspect was arrested after his dna was linked to all 4 sexual assaults. now police believe there may be more victims. 137/more victims < i would call it, the witch hunt. i < i would call it,

< i would call it, the witch hunt. i would call it the rigged witch hunt. i think that really hurts our country and it really hurts our relationship with russia> (pam) president trump speaking today from england.... (pam) while at the same time, back here at home, the justice department reveals indictments against 12 russian nationals today...(ken) the charges -- connected to special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election.. grant lodes joins us now with the latest.. (grant)

a dozen russians are being formally accused of hacking into networks connected to democrats.....and people working on presidential candidate hillary clinton's campaign. they're charged with conspiracy. the deputy attorney general says they also stole the personal identities of roughly half a million americans...using a scheme known as 'spear fishing." which tricks people into giving up their personal information. (grant) all 12 defendants are all members of a russian military intelligence agency.they used the hacker name guccifer two- point-oh. senator dianne feinstein released a statement. saying in part that

we need to know more about the allegation that the russians communicated with at least one american.. "..someone who was in regular contact with senior members of the presidential campaign of donald j. trump about the release of the stolen documents." many are now demanding the suspects be extradited to the united states to face trial.chances of that are slim to none. (2-shot/ken) these latest allegations of russian meddling in the 2016 election may mean some kind of retaliation, perhaps new and tougher sanctions.(2-shot/pam) kron four's rob fladeboe has that story from stanford. robert service/hoover institution "...there is no doubt in my mind that the russian security state was involved in the hacking of american politicians..."i caught up with the hoover institution's robert service this afternoon at his office here at stanford uiversity. robert service/hoover institution '...the big question is, the geo politic, the world politics, how much do we let the russians get away with...."according to the justice department the russians have gotten awaywith

a lot. robert service says they must beheld accountable. robert service/hoover institution "....the hacking and other nefarious deeds that the russians have been up to have to be punished, there has to be some kind of retaliation..."the hoover scholar says the timing of the indictments is no surprise coming just days ahead of president trump's meeting with russian president putin. robert service/hoover institution "..it doesn't seem to me to be totally coincidental, but is it important, will this ruin russan relations, i rather doubt it, unless it means tougher sanctions..."that could poison the well further says service. he suspects trump will try to mend fences and cut some of deal with putin at the same time.robert service "...my guess is that donald trump is going to helsinki to smooth out relations with russia, my fear is that he might give putin the impression that he is willing to give away more than he should.at stanford university rob fladeboe kron 4 news senator ben cardind maryland< it's really a warning to the president please look at the facts and understand that our friends are our european friends and mr. putin is not our friend."> (ken)friend."> (ken)friend.">putin is not our friends and mr. are our european

it's really a warning to the president please look at the facts and understand that our friends are our european friends and mr. putin is not our friend."> (ken) many u-s leaders are calling on president trump to cancel his upcoming meeting with russian president vladimir putin..... including east bay democratic congressman eric swallwell... tweeting today "if donaldtrump does not return from his putin meeting with the 12 russians who attacked us, he has wasted his time and will make america look weak. if you can't do that, don't go." president trump's relationship with great britain was alsoin the spotlight today... he met with both prime

minister teresa may andqueen elizabeth... catherine heenan is here with that part of the story.. (catherine) president trump appeared with queen elizabeth at windsor castle...in this case...reviewing the queen's 'guard of honor.' they later had tea together... that was after a slightly awkward moment when the president began walking in 'front' of the queen. something you just don't do... also today...preside nt trump was on his best behavior withprime minister teresa may....chatting amiably. later - even holding her hand. that's after an interview earlier this week in which he criticized may for her approach to britain's withdrawal from the european union. but today...in her presence....he denied having said anything critical... the

the president and first lady are now in scotland....where at least a few supporters were waiting to greet them. for the most part though....there have been large protests. today - the now famous 'trump baby blimp' was being deflated. protestors had tried to use it at almost every stop presidentmade during his stay in england.. ken and pam? (pam) new at 6... many families have been reunified at the border, but many still remain seperated. this is video of protests in los angeles today... during rush hour. people gathered to form the - , hashtag, humanity first - movement. this, after a judge said today, while he commends the trump administration's efforts to reunite familes with their children under age 5 ... he will also be monitoring its actions as the

july 26th deadline approaches. that deadline is to reunite familes with all the remaining children age 5 and older. the deadline for children 5 and under, is this week. (ken) on the peninsula... a woman in palo alto chose not to answer her door... then, minutes later, she found the man who knocked inside her home. the incident happened tuesday morning on wilkie way. kron four's philippe djegal spoke to neighbors in that area concerned about this... because it's the second time something like this has happened in two weeks. (philippe) as quiet as this palo alto neighborhood is and as safe as people feel living here... sometimes it just takes one or two incidents to remind everyone that crime can happen anywhere. cory zwerling/neighbor- "it doesn't mean that we need to, you know, become vigilante crazy-like." a woman on wilkie way ignored a man knocking on her door at around 11-30 tuesday morning... only to find him, shortly after, actually inside her house. she yelled him away, and police couldn't find

him when they got there. but the attempted burglary has alarmed neighbors.cory zwerling/neighbor- "if i'm home and not in the middle of a phone call, uh, i will try to answer the door and find out, look through, see whose there and answer it. and, uh, again, i'm not a small guy, so someone's probably not going to be looking to target my house and come in there while i'm there." police describe tuesdays suspect as a hispanic man between 17 and 21-years old... as tall as 5-11, weighing 150 pounds... last seen wearing a gray baseball hat. it's a similar description to this man drawn in a sketch... wanted in connection with another attempted burglary reported about a half mile away from tuesday's incident. no name/neighbor- "it is concerning." two weeks ago... police say the man in the sketch was caught by another woman burglarizing an apartment on curtner avenue. he was scared away without getting away with any items. neighbors hope this isn't developing into a trend.no name/neighbor- "before, we just never locked anything, you know, now i do -- i have kids by the way. so, its, its, yeah, its scary." police have not yet determined if the two cases are related. in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(pam) a wildfire is burning out of control in butte county tonight. it is happening near chico... and the upper bidwell park. so far, it has burned 650 acres, and is just 20-percent contained right now. there are evacuation orders in place right now. firefighters are having trouble accessing the fire because it is burning in steep terrain. (pam) and an update on the county fire burning in yolo and napa counties. tonight, fire officials say it is 95-percent contained. it has burned more than 90- thousand acres and destroyed 20 structures. investigators say, it was caused by an improperly installed electric livestock fence. (ken) too much love for a san franciso house is driving neighbors crazy. what they're asking the city to do about the "full house" tv home. (pam) there may be another "permit betty" out there. the story of another woman caught on camera ... apparently checking for

permits. (ken) history made at a bay area children's hospital. the story of a little girl with a new heart. (lawrence) i'm chief (lawrence)

(ken) a little girl who was diagnosed with a life threatening heart condition... now has a new heart. her successful pediatric heart transplant surgery marks the first for a children's hospital group here in the bay area.. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story.

sot 11-year-old andrea is showing me the beautiful heart shaped design on her shirt. it is a symbol of the heart that was a perfect match she received during a successful heart transplant surgery here at ucsf benioff children's hospital in san francisco. nat/sot haaziqso how are you doing today kid?sot

advised that heart transplant is really the cure or the treatment for this problem">sot the pediactric heart transplant represents a milestone for ucsf benioff children's hospitals because it is the hospital's first says surgical director dr. peter kouretassotdr. peter kouretas/ucsf heart center clinic: "in the past we had to transfer these patients out of the hospital, now that we have the ability to provide that service here, it is a big advantage for our patients in this community">this heart transplant patient will be going home soon and she is excited. first thing she is going to do...?sot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) in the east bay. an update on the x-o- music festival in antioch ... that was suddenly canceled this week. kron4 has confirmed ... that people have started getting refunds for the tickets they purchased. some people spent more than

300- dollars for three-day tickets to the festival , that was supposed to be packed with big name performers ... such as ludacris and t-i. it was supposed to start today at the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch.. but was canceled on wednesday. it is not clear how soon everyone will receive their refunds. (ken) also in the east bay... the fbi is asking for help to find a serial bank robber. officers call him the "faux badge" bandit. he just hit another bank yesterday in danville. these are pictures of the man they are looking for. the fbi is offering a five thousand dollar reward. ... and wants you to reach out if you recognize him or have any information. (ken) californians are starting to see the effect of china's new recycling policy. for some: it means paying more to recycle.(pam) others are having to throw out what could once be recycled. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports... this is the sorting line at recology in davis... a conveyor belt for the eco-friendly minded. soda cans, glass bottles and cardboards -- sifted through

and sorted by workers.. salvatore coniglio, vp inland group of companies, recology "we rely heavily on the recycling revenue and it's just not there." according to recology group manager salvatore coniglio - the revenue is drying salvatore coniglio the issue is really focused around mixed paper and we're not able to move that to china like we were before. 34 according to calrecycle -- a third of all recyclable materials are exported overseas -- 62 percent goes to china. but the some of the recycleable material is 'contaminated"--- mixed with other unwanted material. but these days china want to import only clean materials... glasses, cardboards, certain plastics, metals are still fine right now... salvatore coniglio it's just an added cost. 02 coniglio says china's policy has hurt profits for recyclers -- so they're renegotiating their contracts with cities.. in recent months, that has meant higher prices for residents... and even some recyclables... are now ending up in the trash.. shane magennis, sales mgr., greenwaste of sacramento, florin perkins disposal site your children's toys, plastic totes, that all ends up in the landfill because

there's no market for it. 54 shane magennis of greenwaste in sacramento says it costs them more to divert certain plastics -- it's cheaper to send to the landfill. even the city of sacramento cut back on certain accepting certain plastics.. shane magennis our ultimate goal is to waste zero and ( ken ) a sunny friday and the weekend is here(pam) lawrence has the forecast lawrence karnow: it was an interesting day with a few morning showers and even a few thunderstorms. the monsoonal clouds moved north during the day to clear skies in the afternoon. highs inland will be in the 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. on the doppler you can see a few more showers in the sierra and northern california. on the satellite

high pressure continues over the desert southwest and will build back into the bay area this weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland on sunday and we could see near triple digit heat next week before slight cooling by friday. (pam) thousands of people getting ready for the annual aids walk in friday.cooling by before slight cooling by friday.

(pam) thousands of people getting ready for the annual aids walk in san francisco. it is still not too late to participate.. to help a good cause. (ken) caught on camera... another version of "permit patty". what happened when the woman was challenged by the man recording the video.

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has another viral permit controvery.. (ken ) another video of a person apparently using acell phone to complain about someone doing somethinginnocuous.. catherine heenan has the story. (catherine) this time a woman with her cell phone to her ear isseen next to a woman selling things on the street... this is on market street in san francsico... she doesn't seem to be fazed at first when a man begins recording video... initially smiling and waving.. but then san francisco resident derrick perryman beginstaunting her - calling her "permit betty." and things got more tense. the woman says the the woman says "we

have to ask guys'....saying she hasto check for permits. but the man accuses her of messing with people who are trying to make a living. the woman making the call eventually left when perrymanthreatened to try to find out where she works.. ken and pam? (pam) golden gate park will host thousands of people this weekend ... for the 32nd annual - aids walk san francisco. there will be a 10-k walk .... which starts and ends in golden gate park. actors from hit shows, such as 'n-c-i-s los angeles' and 'orange is the new black' .. will be at the opening ceremony. a post-walk show will be held at robin williams meadow. the purpose is to support people living with hiv and aids.... this is video of a previous walk. since 1987, a-w-s-f has raised more than $90 million for a variety of bay area hiv/aids care head to our website for information on how to sign up. (ken) some zoo visitors in oakland got more than they

bargained for when a gondola got stuck in mid air. we'll explain what happened. (pam) the home featured in the t-v show "full house"... has become a nuiscance. that's what some neighbors say... we'll tell you what they want the city to do about it. (ken) so many visitors

have been flocking to the san francisco victorian featured in the 90's hit tv show full house that the city is

considering banning tour buses from that block.(ken) the s-f-m-t-a board will vote on the proposal next week.(pam) kron4's maureen kelly talked with a neighbor who does not think restricting buses will improve.... what she believes is a potentially dangerous situation. they show up to snap selfies.... and pose with their familes on the same steps of the home of the fictional tanner clan...from both in the 90's hit show full house....and the now netflix reboot fuller house...the show's producer bought the house for a cool 4 million when it came on the market two years ago telling the hollywood reporter at the time that it was great to be able to preserve it for the fans....the tourists i talked to said it was an important stop on their trip.because we watched it all of our lives is one of those bucket list things you're gonna be in san francisco you got to see the tanner housebut so many are showing up on this small street that the city is proposing to restrict buses and vans from the block because of safety concerns.

but one neighbor i spoke to says the tour buses are only part of the problem.... we're afraid someone's going to get hurt we have pictures of people standing in the street to take pictures we have people double parking cars racing down to get to the lights we had a few accidents with cars been damaged so far no one's been hurt but there been some very close calls and were afraid for our safety as well as the safety for everybody whoshe says they've tried to get the owner to make the house less of a draw and are frustrated with the response. he lives in la he has a gated mansion he doesn't deal with this in an email the hollywood producer says he's sympathizes with the neighbors....he's asked fans to be courteous via social media and on signs like these on the property..the home is being remodeled now and his (ken)(pam)(ken)(ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. hoover scholar robert service says thelatest allegations hoover scholar robert

service says thelatest allegations about russian meddling in the 2016 election come as no surprise. service expects there will be somekind of retaliation, perhaps tougher sanctions. and he says the new indicments complicate next week's summit between president trump and russian president putin. at stanford rob fladeboe kron 4 news in palo alto... police are looking for

the man who was caught by a woman breaking into her house. the incident happened tuesday at around 11-30 in the morning on the 4-thousand block of wilkie way. police say the man entered the home through an unlocked door, after knocking on the front door and not getting an answer. a similar crime happened two weeks ago on curtner avenue down the street. police are looking into whether or not the two cases are related. in palo alto,

philippe djegal, kron four news. sot 11-year-old andrea is showing me the beautiful heart shaped design on her shirt. it is a symbol of the heart that was a perfecmatch she received during a successful heart transplant surgery here at ucsf benioff children's hospital in san francisco. it is the hospital's first says surgical director dr. peter kouretassotdr. peter kouretas/ucsf heart center clinic: "in the past we had to transfer these patients out of the hospital, now that we have the ability to provide that service here, it is a big advantage for our patients in this community">in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: it was an interesting day with a few morning showers and even a few thunderstorms. the monsoonal clouds moved north during the day to clear skies in the afternoon. highs inland will be in the 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. on the doppler you can

see a few more showers in the sierra and northern california. on the satellite high pressure continues over the desert southwest and will build back into the bay area this weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland on sunday and we could see near triple digit heat next week before slight cooling by friday. (pam) new tonight (pam) (pam) new tonight at 6. some visitors at the oakland zoo got a bit of a scare today. the gondala stopped for at least 30 -minutes... stranding people in mid-air.

according to the zoo ... the ride suffered a "digital" glitch. however, the visitors were not in any danger, and the gondola is now up and running again. the gondola opened last year as a part of the california trail expansion project... which fully opened yesterday... it showcases animals native to the state including bison, grizzly bears and bald eagles. (ken) a fight is brewing in washington over laws meant to protect animals. a group of lawmakers says the endangered species act needs to be updated and modernized. (pam) however... as our washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports ... environmental groups are crying foul ... they claim the lawmakers are trying to gut the laws that protect the species which are most at risk of extinction. for 45 years -- defenders of the endangered species act say it's protected some of america's iconic wildlife. but a group of lawmakers say now is the time for change. rep. bruce westerman, r-ar: "ladies and gentlemen, we have an 8-track law in a spotify

world." congressman bruce westerman and other members of the western caucus say environmental groups use the endangered species act to flood government agencies with lawsuits. "this is the perfect example of regulation gone array." this week -- the group filed a series of bills they say will modernize the law -- making it easier for land developers, farmers and energy companies to navigate the rules. "the complaints that were hearing are actually from people who aren't sympathetic to the goals of the act." environmental groups say the reforms make it more difficult to add species to the endangered list and speed removal of animals still at risk.they argue the endangered species act as currently structured is working. "it has protected 99 percent of the species listed from going extinct." the western caucus sees it differently -- pointing out only 2 percent of species listed as endangered are ever removed from the list. rep. bruce westernman, r- ar: "the way the system is now it's not working and we're not helping species." environmentalists and

lawmakers say they want the same thing -- protection of endangered species. their different approaches are now up for debate in congress. in washington, im drew petrimoulx (on cam) new at six... a geyerville man is okay tonight after a paragliding accident not far from the russian river. sonoma sheriffs office responded this morning to a paraglier who crashed at del rio woods beach near healdsburg. the man clipped some power lines ... temporarily knocking out power in the area. the man was able to remove his parachute from the trees and walk away under his own power. he was evaluated by medical crews on the scene before being released. (pam) new homes wanted for some unusual pets. the story behind these albino hamsters... and why they need a place to live.

(ken) being a millionaire as a teenager seems like a good gig, right pam?(pam) absolutely. 19-year-old giovanni escamilla of gilroy.. now has 7- figures in his bank account.. after buying some scratchers.(ken) the teen admitted he doesn't play the lottery often, but when he and his father stopped for some gas and a drink, he decided to buy a scratcher card.(pam) he then scanned the ticket with his cell phone on the calfornia lottery app and it read- "you're a winner! you have won one - million dollars!" (ken) looking for a pet?

these albino hamsters are up for adoption!(pam) they were found dumped in a parking lot at tanforan mall in san bruno.. and are now at the peninsula humane society and s-p-c-a.(ken) a good samaritan brought the hamsters to the humane society after witnessing people in a truck dump two glass tanks in a shopping cart.(pam) there were 14 hamsters to begin ... two have already been adopted. they are only ten -dollars to bring home. (ken) we want to take you out to tajikistan for a moment... to meet... maria the camel.(pam) maria loves to eat and loves to pick winners during the world cup. the camel picked france to win its third world cup trophy on sunday.france takes on croatia in the final in moscow. (ken)maria also picked france to beat uruguay in the quarterfinal and croatia over england in the semifinal. in sports -- it's email friday... gary and his lovely wife alicia join us to answer

viewer questions. also -- we are less than 30 minutes away from game one of the bay bridge series we'll hear from both teams ahead of tonight's game at a-t and tee park our sports director, gary radnich has all the sports coming up

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. the last time the giants

and a's were both over 500 before the all star break was back in 2014. game one of the bay bridge series starts tonight and if the stakes weren't any higher... they are fighting for a trophy the a's are heading into a-t and tee park as the best team in baseball since june 16th they have won 19 of their last 24 games oakland is five games out a wildcard spot madison bumgarner will be on the hill for the giants. mad bum who is looking for his third win this season... has a 3-2 career record against the

a's. the giants are looking for their first series win since 2015. "there's is nobody else playing better than oakland right now. they are clicking everywhere, they are throwing the ball well, great comebacks, they are scoring runs, they are winning games when they are suppose to, back in their bullpen they have done a really nice job. to get in a run like they are it means your playing really good baseball". the american century american the the american the the american century

celbrity golf championship provides laughs and some surprises through out the weekend. steph curry heading into round of the tournament with 15 to 1 odds to win the event let's head to south lake tahoe curry having some fun playing basketball through out the course he misses the dunk 49ers legend, jerry rice cheering on a young girl... as she tries making a basket steph had a great day for a three-time n-b-a champion in the 11th... with the wedge... curry sets up for a birdie finishes the day with a 74... scores 18 points... joe pavelski... is known for being a good golfer the sharks captain finds the cup for a long birdie in the 8th 5 of his 6 rdies were in the front nine... shoots 70 in round one pavelski heads into round 2... as the leader with 25 points

you knock kevin durant for fighting back on social media. what's he supposed to do?

what are you most proud of during your great run on television? i enjoyed your sunday night show.

why are the why are the giants keeping hunter pence? he can't play anymore.

you must be happy that you can soon spend more time with your family. good luck! are you guys moving to new york when your daughter goes to nyu?

(pam) the world cup is coming to a close this weekend and we'll have to wait four more years for the next one. (ken)áunless you're an avid gamer... in that case you'll only have to wait a year. omar jimenez... from our partners at c-n-n... gives us insight into the first of its kind world cup coming to the global stage... natswhen you think world cup you think thisnot necessarily this.nats but soon...you might be... specifically for "fortnite." - a video game where 100 gamers are dropped on an island and fight to be the last player standing. nats well...the game áexploded...growing to over 125 ámillion players in a matter of ámonths... and now a full blown áworld cup on the horizon.jeremy visoutsri: gamer: "for a free game! that's insane."jeremy visoutsri and his friend tommy nguyen hope to qualify for the big competition.tommy nguyen/gamer:"not everyone is i guess- as good as us some people just want to go to the gym. but this is our gym haha" they átrain three to four hours a day.nats and this is

their work out.nats montage benjamin lupo "dr. lupo"/full- time gamer: "i don't think i've ever seen anything at this scale before."benjamin lupo...otherwise known as "dr. lupo"has over three ámillion followers online just for playing the game and streaming it live.sometimes it even crosses over with celebrities. one streamer played with the rapper ádrake...generating over 600 thousand álive viewers.benjamin lupo "dr. lupo"/full-time gamer: everybody started looking at it a little differently when that happened because suddenly it's penetrated into pop culture in a way nobody thought was possible. 100 ámillion dollars worth of prize money will be split among events at different levels of competition across the world.tommy nguyen/gamer: "i enjoy playing it with my friends but i also do love winning.the áactual fortnite world cup play isn't set to start until next year...but its influence could stretch further beyond."dr. lupo" helped award scholarships to the younger generation of gamers and sees playing at this scale as an opportunity. benjamin lupo "dr. lupo"/full- time gamer: "gaming is more than just sitting in your basement with a controller in your hand, there are people out here trying to do things with it, trying to change lives."and when it comes to a world cupit's an example that for manywill be a ádifferent type of beautiful game.i'm omar jimenez reporting goodbye

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