amid a new campaign controversies. those stories in a moment, but first let's get to the chilly accuweather forecast. >> reporter: feeling like december, i would say, there's the view as we get you outside looking live at the center city skyline. it's a nice looking morning, lots of sunshine, hardly a cloud in the sky. the temperatures have dropped off now that the cold front has slipped through. numbers in the 20s and 30s first thing this morning and now most areas are back up into the 30s. what you're not seeing is the windchills. lancaster, 31. philadelphia, 34. millville, 35. cape may, 36. but it feels like 28 in cape may. 27 in millville. 24 with the wind in philadelphia and allentown. 20 in reading and 21 degrees out there in lancaster. satellite and radar, not only do we have the cold air in place, we have the lake-effect snow developing off lakes erie and

ontario and they could push far east is the poconos. we're ayou allowing for flurries -- we're allowing for flurries in the mountains today. around here, blustery and cold, wind gusting 25 to 30. this 42 degrees will feel like the upper 20s, low 30s. sun and clouds with the chilly wind. looking ahead, the winds diminish overnight tonight. yoabt tonight we'll go -- overnight tonight we'll go calm, for the first time below freezing temperatures in philadelphia this season. christmas warmth is in the seven day forecast. a possibility of record highs, i'll have the details coming up. >> it's starting to feel like the holiday season out there, always jeff skeverski finds out many people are welcoming the colder weather. ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and happy new year ♪

>> reporter: from caroling in germantown to ice skating in center city. it's what people are asking for for the week before christmas. >> it's cold and beautiful, i love philadelphia. >> tonight i have on a puffy coat and warm scarf. this is how it should be. >> this is better caroling weather because it's more like christmas. >> reporter: the wind made it feel colder where people were serenaded. this is the hot beverage line at christmas village in love park where sales are hotter when temperatures are colder. >> everybody loves hot chocolate. >> reporter: we found this family bundled up and sipping hot chocolate on their annual trip to philadelphia. >> we're happy to be here, it's nice and cold, finally.

>> reporter: does that put you in the spirit? >> definitely. >> reporter: at penns landing the ice rink was packed while others kept warm by the fire. snoament it's cold outside -- ♪, it's cold outside >> merry christmas. >> jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> check in with storm tracker 6 live through the weekend for the latest from updates from accuweather. one person is hurt when a car crashes into a house in philadelphia's mayfair section. the action cam was on the scene the 3100 block of levic street around 7:00 a.m. at this point it is not clear what exactly happened here, but we know the car hit the house causing significant damage as you can see. medics took the driver to the hospital. no word on her condition at this hour. police are investigating a

home invasion in the rawnhurst section. officers were called out to the 2000 block of vista treat around 5:00 a.m. police are searching for two men. new gunfire ends a fight at a restaurant in rawnhurst. police say two men were at flame house grill on the 7900 morocco of bustleton avenue -- 7900 block of bustleton avenue. one man pulled out a gun and fired ascertain 9 gunman took off. the other man is in critical condition. police are checking surveillance cameras for leads. a delaware county walmart is back in business after being evacuated due to a bomb threat. someone called in the threat before 9:30 on the 600 block of conchester highway in boothwyn. police evacuated the walmart and surrounding businesses. after 1:00 a.m., officers

cleared the scene and saying the threat was a hoax. no word on who called in the threat. two workers at a special jersey special needs school has been charged with assaulting two students. police say the two repeatedly hit a 14-year-old boy with alet err belt. they forced a 19-year-old under a desk for hours at the time. they worked in haddonfield. the school discovered the alleged abuse because the school nurse noticed marks on the boy's bodies. both have been fired. a former upper darby police officer is on the other side of the law this morning. brad ross is accused of stealing pills and cash from the evidence room to fuel a drug habit. ross entered rehab and resign from the force in march. investigators think the crime dated back to 2012, with you they caught on this year when items in the evidence room were

misplaced. turning to politics and fresh croars ahead of the democrat be -- controversies ahead of the democratic debate. clinton campaign is accusing sanders campaign of stealing millions dollars in votes. this morning the clinton campaign firing backlashing out at bernie sanders' team for tapping through their voter files. >> our data was stolen, this was not an inadvent -- inadvertent glimpse into our data. this may be violation of the law. dnc cut off the sanders campaign to their massive data base.

on wednesday a software glitch allowed four staffers to access confidential files. they searched for them for 40 minutes looking up information on crucial states like iowa and new hampshire and south carolina. >> if i thought i was doing wrong i would have tried to hide it i didn't. >> i saw that there was data, it was different than ours, that was the extent of what i learned. >> reporter: the sanders campaign tongue the table filing a lawsuit against the dnc accusing the party of helping clinton by cutting him off from the crucial voter list. overnight the dnc controversy -- overturning the decision.

>> it's unbleeivel they -- unbelievable they would be hurling accusations at us. >> a new abc news washington post poll shows clinton with a commanding lead in the race for the democratic nomination with clinton leading by 31% points, but 44% say sanders is more honest and trustworthy compared to clinton's 38%. tonight's democratic debate is hosted by abc news, watch it on 6abc starting at 8:00 p.m. star wars fever literally out of the world. the force awakens heading toward $225 million in ticket sales. it's heading toward a record

breaking 225 million-dollar sales for the opening weekend. this gives the disney movie the biggest shot at the biggest opening weekend of all time. we want you to join the action by sharing your photos at the fun at the theaters this weekend. use the #6abc action or e-mail us join the action at 6abc.com. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, we're talking hidden holiday cash. chances are you got extra money lying around that you didn't know about. details coming up. >> i have a shocked look on my face. >> shocked indeed, a sheriff's deputy springs into action to help a woman in labor. >> reporter: here's another shock for you, windchills in the teens and 20s across the mid

atlantic. get the barbecues ready by christmas eve. wait until you see the numbers for next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> the national zoo'st

panda cub ready for his close up. he is nearly 4 months old and weighs 17 pounds and getting more and more active every week. though he wasn't feeling it

right here. bei bei was so relaxed he fell asleep and was drooling on the examining table. just like a baby, he does whatever he wants to. >> reporter: getting big. what a beautiful morning out there, all that bright blue sky, the sun shining nicely. temperatures are cold. we had a cold front push through. the numbers have dropped off. feels like december with temperatures in the 20s and 30s, double scan live is crystal clear. we had snow showers push through thiferg this -- first thing this morning. 4 degrees in philadelphia. -- 34 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 15. winds sustained out of the west at 16 miles per hour. the gusts are as high as 25 to 30 miles per hour. allentown they are freezing, poconos, 25, 34 in philadelphia.

millville, 35. feels like an icy cold 12 degrees in the mountains. 20 in reading, 21 that's what it feels like in lancaster. satellite and radar, you see this little speck of light right here, this is a snow shower that developed around chadds ford this morning, it pushed southeast across gloucester county before fizzling out. places like pitman, glass borough received a little bit of light snow. these were sent in by my mom in glassboro. left a dusting of snow on the ground. there's another shot. you can see a dusting on the windshield and the car there. just enough to make it look like the holidays around here. that is probably gone at this point now. it's the first time we've seen snowflakes this season. it's one of the colder mornings we've had in quite sometime. we have the lake-effect snow machine turned on. this is lake erie and ontario,

they could see 8 to 16 inches of snow with this band here and 3 to 6 with these bands. buffalo for the first time this season actually received measurable snowfall. they had 30 inches on the ground last year with 90 inches of snow just to the south because of the lake effect. it's a change here from year to year in what we've seen in the weather pattern. we'll keep the lake effect machine going, snow guns are on. they are making snow to the west. it will shut off always the wind diminish. this is another great lake cutter that lifts the warm front through and wait until you see the air mass that's underneath this warm front. it will feel like spring as we head closer to the holidays. future tracker 6 windchills late this morning, upper 20s throughout the area. throughout the duration of the day we're talking about upper 20s, low 30s. philadelphia high, 42. feeling like 34.

allentown and reading and lancaster showing upper 20s. the lehigh valley high temperature today in allentown, 40 degrees, clouds and sun, rather blustery windchills in the upper 20s. there could flurries around in the northern lehigh valley and the poconos. everybody else, combination of sun and clouds, jersey shore, 43. wind out of the west at 20 to 30 miles per hour. 43 feels like the low 30s throughout the day. this would be the only day this entire month where temperatures are going to be below average. sun and clouds, windchills that will never feel like 42. ranging between 25 and 32. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. 45 still chilly tomorrow, if you're heading to lincoln financial field, sunday night football against the arizona cardinals. it's going to be cold. temperatures dropping through the 30s. chilly monday, warming up quickly by afternoon, 56 sun and clouds, tuesday, 62. wednesday, 64. thursday, barbecue weather christmas eve.

70 degrees that's a record high. christmas day mild and sunshine, high of 60. it's not going to be normal. >> last christmas was warm. we broke the record high christmas eve last year, we're going to shatter it this year. christmas day will not feel like christmas. >> you have to do something else to get into the holiday spirit. a california deputy made special delivery just in time for christmas. sheriff deputy said the wife in the back seat was going into labor. he told her not to push. he said he is now ready for kids, but he'll be wearing a smock next time, so he won't get dirty. >> cold is giving new -- kohls

is giving new meaning shop until

you drop. they will remain open around the clock until 6:00 p.m. on christmas eve, that's 179 straight hours of holiday shopping. they hope star wars merchandise will be a hot item. americans will spend an average of $805 this year. there are ways you can get that money back. abc's mara schievacompo finds a we to get that from your own home. >> reporter: christmas can come to with a hefty price tag. the family spend $1,000 last year, but it turned out there may be hidden holiday cash in the house. >> how much hidden money do you have in your home. >> ink most of people -- i think most people have $1,000 in

their home. >> reporter: did you know there's money in old toys and clothes. >> things that sell well are timeless toys, tommy the train and my little pony. swab.com they filled two boxes with toys in good condition and clothes that are in season. the company pays for shipping and once the boxes arrive at the warehouse they will be put up for sale on the website. on average the sellers earn $150 per box. save the boxes your toys come in. they could be worth cash, too. an american girl doll box can fetch $30 on ebay. old electronicses even broken one. check out websites like kebo.com. two smart phones and airport express expected to fetch

christy $100. and finally even old books can make a buck. using the amazon seller app christy scans the bar codes to find out how much they are worth and she sets the price before sending them off to amazon whole sell them. >> this book is worth they found $1,056. making christmas him or him ore. >> help is on the way for the struggling sixers details next in sports.

>> brrr, we are waking up to chilly temperatures, 39 degrees at 9:25. grab your coat as you head out this morning. in sports, the eagles are going head to head with the league's best offense. the sixers add to their losing streak, but hope is on the horizon, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the sixers have won only one of their last 38 games yeah, they need help. and they are getting some from one of the most capricioused coaches in the -- experienced coaches in the business. mike dantoni, he has been the head coach of the lakers the knicks the suns and the nuggets. >> i coached against him in the olympic games, him against me,

i've known him for years. let's face it he is one of the most innovative offensive minds we've had in recent times the way he likes to coach. >> reporter: he will join the teen next week. nerlens noel rejoined the sixers after missing two games with the eye injury. there's nerlens noel with the ali oop. okafor drops 20. the knicks knock out franklin and the sixers down as many as 30. they are 1-27. if tampa bay and detroit scored 83 points on the eagles d, what will arizona do to them tomorrow night. the cardinals come to town with the number one offense in the nfl. they won four of the last five meetings largely because of ever

larry fitzgerald who else 11 -- whose 11 touchdowns in the seven games against the eagles. >> it comes down to us. i preach it all the time, i say it's not about them, it's about us. temple football getting ready for the first bowl game. they will be taking on toledo on tuesday. it's not a florida vacation out there. look at them working. hopefully the phillies give their fans something to cheer about next season. they were trying to cheer you mean the less fortunate serving food to the homeless in the city. getting into the holiday spirit jamie apody wanted to know what the phils like for the holidays. >> i would like to get a 300 hitler who could drive in an average of 150 runs.

>> your manager wants a 300 hitter with 40 home run also under the tree. >> it could happen. we'll do our best. >> i don't know if a big guy like that will fit under the tree. flyers in columbus later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including shelter me. i'm matt o'donnell with hinman. you'll meet him next "shelter me rescue of the week." happeningn

news" saturday at 9:00. jurors in a gay beating trial speak out after handing down a mixed verdict. a truck crashes after careening down an embankment, the driver walks away. a big vote is on tap in harrisburg, one that could end the state's months long budget stalemate. let's head outside to chris sowers, you're jumping up and down. we have to stretch this out so you can stand in the cold a little bit longer. >> reporter: no, about a minute is good enough for me. we'll show you the temperatures,

we'll flip it over to the numbers and show you what's going on. it's chilly out here this morning. first thing this morning we had upper 20s showing up north and west now we're seeing the low 0s. the highs will struggle just to get out of the 30s and low 40s across the western suburbs. fleetwood, 32, quakertown, 31. tanersville, 25. warrington, 23. chester, 30. glassboro, 34. gandys beach 35. same number for dover. ewing, 33 degrees, every now and then that wind gusts and you will feel it. 20 miles per hour right now across the western suburbs is giving windchills in the upper teens and low 20s. 20 in reading. lancaster, 21. allentown, 2 4. deals -- feels like 12 in the poconos. this wind will stick around all day. we're expecting wind gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour

throughout the afternoon. so the windchills will be in the upper 20s low 30s all day long. satellite and radar, showing just a few clouds to the west, most of the activity should day there. we're looking at sunny conditions a couple of clouds in the sky from time to time. colder temperatures, that's the big story. lunchtime, 40 degrees, 2:00 p.m., 42, 4:00 p.m., 41 that's the high today it will be the only day this entire months where temperatures will stay below average. look what happens next week. if you're a cold weather fan this is not the pattern for you. we could be flirting with record-high temperatures by christmas evening. the entire eastern seaboard high temperatures from maine to florida high temperatures in the 60s and 70s and 80s to the south across georgia and florida. i will let you know how long that weather sticks around when i see you in a few minutes. >> a jury has handed down a mixed verdict in the case of a

woman accused of attacking a gay couple in center city. a jury acquitted her of the most serious charges, but convicted her on lessor counts. katherine scott has the story. >> reporter: jury foreman said the jury did the best they could convicting kathryn knott on 4 misdemeanor counts of a gay couple in center city. >> the jury was satisfied. >> she was akuwaited of all the -- she was acquitted of all the felonies. >> reporter: kathryn knott the daughter of a suburban police chief was convicted of simple assault and two counts of reckless endangerment and conspiracy to commit the assault. she was acquitted of vicious

assault. >> they were not out for convention. this jury verdict recognizes that. >> reporter: back in september 2014. kathryn knott was walking in a group of 15 people when the attack took place left a mantua a broken jaw. two co-defendants pleaded guilty and not probation. knot testified she never shouted slurs or threw a punch. evidence supported her guilty, but the debate got heated in the conspiracy charge and they had to make compromise also -- compromises to reach a verdict. >> we had to make a decision so she didn't walk away again. >> i felt so bad for them. this is unnecessary, it never should have happened. >> reporter: katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> president obama and the

first lady met with first responders and the families of victims of the terror attack in san bernadino, california that left 14 people dead. he said the families of the shooting victims represent strengthen unity and love. >> we have to remind ourselves of the overwhelming good that exists out there. we have met some of these folks despite the pain and the heartache they are feeling they could not have been more inspiring. >> the meeting came about two weeks after 9 men and 5 women were killed when a married couple opened fire at a holiday party. new this morning, a police officer in colorado accidently firedded weapon when he slipped and fell on an ice patch. he ended up critically wounding the car theft suspect. the shooting happened in aurora. officer drew the gun and ordered the suspect out of the vehicle

when he slipped hitting the suspect. police are investigating the officer-involved shooting. the suspect is in critical be but stable condition. the truck driver accused of causing the crash that severely hurt tracy morgan and killed his friend wants the charges against him dropped. kevin roper wants to ask the judge to drop the chargessed lawyer said he can't get a fair trial because the negative publicity surrounding morgan's federal lawsuit against walmart. else faces death by auto and assault by auto. pennsylvania lawmakers vote to end the budget stalemate. governor said they have the major support to pass the bill in the house. details of the tax package

haven't been made public. a delaware county man who helps families in need got a special surprise last night. dann cuellar has that story. >> reporter: darby borough mayor helen thomas applauded a group of young people who help the less fortunate. >> we like to appreciate you such a young man caring for our community. >> thank you. >> reporter: 25-year-old kenny swinten is behind the group called ugly, you got to love yourself. in the last year he has been supporting families in need and feeding and clothing them and assisting with bill. >> reporter: who got you into this? >> i was the a problem teenager i wasn't going to school and cutting class and my mom got me back on the right track.

>> reporter: they were getting ready for a fundraiser to sponsor ten families in need. >> we have ten baskets of turkey and food and toys for the kids. >> reporter: they are trying to make things right for those in need. the word is spreading and people are coming to help. >> we present you with a check for $80. >> reporter: several business people showed up to help the group in their efforts. >> we donate $100. in addition as long as you keep in touch with us we'll make a donation of $100 a month. >> you guys are giving me hope that there is a future in our young men. >> reporter: in darby borough, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. in "healthcheck," quitting

smoking is never easy. we have steps to help you kick the habit for good. >> thousands of star wars fans join forces for an epic light saber battle in the streets of california. and we'll have a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" returns.

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tried to set a record. they joined forces in l.a., san francisco san diego and seattle to get a record in the light saber battle. no word if they broke a record, but large crowds could be seen enjoying the star wars battle. as you can see. they are all different colors. >> reporter: is there anything that's not in the guinness world book of records. >> everybody loves light sabers. >> reporter: i'll see it tuesday, i'm excited about that. here's the view as we look live from our temple university camera. you can see the banners whipping in the winds, it's very breezy with winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's a cold wind. we have windchills in the 20s and 30s. double scan live, good news it's a beautiful morning in terms of cloud coverage, we don't have any clouds, the radars are crystal clear, we'll keep it

that way for couple of days. 42 degrees is the high temperature we're shooting for today. two degrees below average. this is the only day the entire month the highs are below average. 34 is the low this morning. philadelphia is yet to get below 32 degrees so far this season. it's the latest it ever happened in philadelphia. suburbs have dropped below freezing. in the city we've gone to 32. we'll shatter that tomorrow with overnight lows in the 20s. these are current wind speeds out of the west, ten to 20 miles per hour. every now and then we get a gust 250 to 30. mid 20s for everybody. 27 in millville. 24 in philadelphia. and allentown. 12 in the poconos. with the cold wind rushing over the relatively mild lake we get

the lake-effect snow machine cranking. you will see snow coming off lake erie and ontario. maybe we'll get steamers in the poconos. that's about it. huge area of high pressure, a southern high sets up shop next week this thing plows east of the mississippi and everybody warms up to unbelievable high numbers as we get into wednesday and thursday and christmas day. everybody east of the mississippi it's not going to feel like christmas. take a look at this, these are the percentages this year for white christmas. even the areas that see white christmases. no so this year. philadelphia, chicago, detroit all zero. you have to go to the high plains, like bismarck, north dakota or the rockies. those are the only areas that will see snow on christmas day this year. very, very warm. not warm today, windchills starting to drop off, this is later this morning all day upper

20s, low 30s, you'll need to bundle up, take care of the last minute christmas shopping. even tomorrow morning the winds subside a little bit, still enough of a breeze to put the windchills in the low to mid 20s, first thing tomorrow morning. for today, here's the way it will play out. lunchtime, 40. 2:00 p.m., 42 that's the high temperature today, western suburbs it will be a struggle to reach 40. reading, allentown and lancaster, blustery winds. millville, 43. cape may and trenton, 42. overnight tonight, breezy, not as windy, though, cold, 27 in reading, allentown, 26. philadelphia, 30. millville, 23 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's going to warm up quickly, though, chilly tomorrow, 45, mostly sunny conditions, the weather looks okay if you're heading to the eagles game. sunday night football against the cardinals, it will be chilly, bundle up. 56 degrees monday, tuesday maybe a few showers, 62. the warm stuff arrives,

wednesday, 64. record highs for christmas eve, friday, mild with sunshine, 60 degrees, the last couple of winters does it feel like the seasons are a month off any more. winter is no longer like january february, it's now march. >> we'll be punished eventually. a washington state man assumed santa had come early after hearing a boom outside his house. surveillance cameras captured a pick up truck tumbling down the hillside. 89 house was unscathe ined in te crash. >> everybody who saw that video said i'm not sleeping in there. >> after the crash you can see

the stunned driver climbing out the back window and stumping into the night. this is not the first time the driver drove off the embankment. he hopes it's the last time. the stumbling driver never surfaced. in "shelter me rescue of the week" we feature successful adoption stories. this week, the adopter has shared her story as the author of her own book. >> reporter: the story of charlie is a true story since rescuing her dog in 2014. >> i had lost my dog a week before, i never thought i would be ready to adopt another dog. the story started as facebook posts. all the naughty things she would do. the book includes i will vacations and the real pictures that corresponds with each

picture. 20% of the proceeds are donated to the am before he orbrosia fod almost home. >> our dogs go into foster homes and we get an idea of their personalities and we can match them with the right adopter. >> we love the after stories of how well a dog is doing. >> reporter: while they are the picture of success, willy is a beagle hound mix looking for his forever family. billy is a one-year-old terrier mix. he loves other dogs. this is amon a 5-month-old hound mix. he was on a kill list before he

was rescued. he has a little way to go, but he is gentle. if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page and use the #6abc shelter me. we'll feature your stories on the up coming shelter me segments. matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news."

>> hoarse a -- here's a look at what's happening around the delaware valley. david oh has his first annual holiday kid fun day that includes moon beyounces -- moon bounces and big slides and santa claus from 1:30 to 4:30. philadelphia zoo hosts its

holiday celebration. families can bank on scavenger hunts and life size replicas of santa in the rain forest from 11 to 3:00 p.m. the holiday is almost here and that means new year resolutions kick in each year and thousands commit to quitting smoking. many would like to help. ali gorman explains. >> reporter: michelle pleasant is a mother of three and full time career as an executive secretary for the philadelphia police department. she is an ex-smoker, she used to come hooked on the habit. she smoked a pack a day for 35 years. >> whenever you have stress in your life, cigarettes calm you down, it was a crutch. >> reporter: two things happened made her re-evaluate, she found

cigarettes in her son's pocket and her mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. she asked michelle to quit. >> she said daughter you have to stop smoking. >> reporter: her mom passed away, but it would take another two years. she officially quit. she got help from the pennsylvania free quit line. >> on days where you felt like you need a cigarette, they sent you a text where how you doing today. i'm fine, we're proud of you. >> reporter: now a nonsmoker she said she has more energy and breathe easier, and her son is not smoking. she tells others it may take several attempts to quit and keep trying. she shares the key for her success. >> you have to want to be a nonsmoker an ex-smoker. because if it is not rooted in

your mind it's not going to happen. you have to want it. really, really want it. on friday we hosted a live facebook chat we had an expert in the studio answering confess about tricks and -- questions about tricks tools and things to help. you can find that at 6abc.com. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> let's get a check of the

chilly forecast. >> reporter: chilly is the word. it will be down right cold overnight tonight. windchills 25 to 32 degrees all day long. even though the air temperature climbs to 42. bundle up. tomorrow, mostly sunny, 45. the warm stuff gets in here, by

monday we're in the 50s, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, highs in the 60s close to 70 degrees, maybe wet weather thrown in there. christmas day 60. >> i regret not bringing a coat with me today. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. "action news" continues later tonight him we're back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. abc's "dancing with the stars" may have ended, but the dancers are far from done. we have the tour that's coming to the area. the pennsylvania academy of fine arts we'll have the preview of the works of norman lewis. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday!

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