my colleague bill hemmer is in the city of lights. you stayed up for us because your perspective is key for us. what are the threats about the recruited.÷> yeah, there is the concern is this country of france under surveillance. you think about the massive amount of detail and manpower that has to go to watch them 24/7. it's frankly impossible. they believe there were is thousand men from france who have joined the fight with islamic state in syria and iraq. and they hold that french passport. and they have the ability to transitgk continent if they so choose. 30 years ago, there was a huge effort across this continent to break down the borders. they did it for commerce and they did it for business and they wanted to make sure that people could travel without using a passport. and people could travel almost visa-free. well,

hello to you at home, i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm. martha: . the investigationors ruled out whether this is a technical glitch or whether this came from terror. the investigators

deirdre: bill hemmer with me there. the department of homeland security secretary, fbi, about to give a classified briefing on the paris terrorism attack. they're going to be giving this briefing to lawmakers. we'll fill you in. also, frighteningly enough, a former fbi counterterrorism expert thinks that the paris attacks could have been just a test. >> i would anticipate that this is not the only operation that isil has in the pipeline. and, security intelligence services right now in europe and other places are working feverishly to do what else they can do to uncover it. ♪ deirdre: governors and the white house talking right now on the phone about governors refusal syrian refugees. there are 30 states now saying they do not want migrants in their home states. so one of the governors who is on the call will be joining us as soon as he can. but in the meantime, the paris attacks as you know absolutely devastating, my next guest is a former fbi counterterrorism expert. he says the attacks here in paris on friday are par

bill hemmer reports from paris. bill, where are we tonight? >> reporter: megyn, good evening.believe they have the mastermind, they just don't know where he is. ploefed to be in syria, megyn, you remember he's the same one who they believe masterminded the august sho that train from amsterdam, taken down by three americans. they're looking for an eighth attacker who they believe surviv survived, one of two brothers involved. his brother is dead. police stopped this 26-year-old from belgium earlier, and apparently he was questioned and let go. the circumstances we don't know. but that's the story we're getting tonight. the french president under enormous pressure here in his home country, has a state of emergency that will spend about 12 days. he's asking parliament to give them three months of a state of emergency. that is how seriously he's taking these threats. we don't know if that will fly. if it does, unprecedented in the modern history of this great country that tonight, megyn, says it is at war. >> bill, today we heard from parisians saying they're scared. they're tryin

despite the reports that were floating around a bit earlier today. >> bill hemmer, thanks so much.hat helps us to have a better understanding of what life is like at the moment in paris. >>> one more thing, up next. and. how are they always one step ahead of us? well, because their technology is far superior. or because they have someone on the inside. is that right, gil? sir, i would never... he's with them! he's wearing a wire. take off his shirt! take off his shirt! oh! ah! alright, i'm putting you in charge of the holiday party. (vo) get rid of cable and upgrade to directv. call 1-800-directv. >>> time for one more thing. i kick it off during the raid on the terror cell in france. there was another casualty that hemmer didn't outline. it's diesel, check this out, this dog worked with the special forces in france. >> for seven years. >> he was shot by a terrorist. he was killed in action. show the next picture. >> that's decenten going into action. the interesting part of this is there's actually greg, a #iamdog. so diesel, what a beautiful dog. let's move on, dana? >> i have so

let's go to paris with co-host of "america's newsroom," bill hemmer. this is big question. are we seeing the beginning of some sort of an alliance? bill: likely. and, that was professed yesterday when the french president said he wanted to meet with vladmir putin and wanted to meet with barack obama and see what these three nations and these three governments could do to carry out the fight against isis in syria. not an easy task. russians want to take out those who oppose assad. we don't want assad to live another day in the country. so this is complicated. he will be there in a week in the white house. go to the kremlin two days after that on thanksgiving day, november 26th. harris, the latest developments here in paris are this. they are looking for what they believe a second suspect who eluded capture after the attacks on friday night. what is interesting that in belgium the investigation seems to move further north by the hour. they are now arrested two men who drove to paris on saturday morning, and picked up 26-year-old saleh abdeslam. his brother was one of the attac

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co-host of the "america's newsroom," bill hemmer, joining us live from paris. he work continues on into the night there, bill? bill: indeed it does, harris. good evening to you. this is when the french authorities do their work. three nights, more than 400 raids throughout paris and rest of france. 118 house arrests made to date so far. the this is what you're understanding is. they were tracking a woman believed to be possibly a relative the so-called mastermind, abdelhamid. they thought he was in syria. they are tracking this woman. lead them to the neighborhood. saint-denis in the northern suburbs of paris, france, one mile from the soccer stadium targeted last friday night. they arrest three people inside of the apartment. the police dog is sent in. the dog was killed. 90 minutes later police confront a woman with a suicide device. detonates and kills herself and wounds officers. another three hour operation. another round of explosions, two dead, five officers wounded and seven arrested. i want to emphasize yet again. this is on the northern ring of paris.

maria: that was bill hemmer co-host of america's newsroom on fox news, react to go the president's comments is joining us right now, here live in paris, bill thank you so much for joining us, good to see you, is president obama reaassuring of safety. >> if you look at polling absolutely not you are 60, 70% believe the strang against isis is not there cannot be one won with what we are doing i i felt what you got yesterday the president saying i am sticking with my game plan i am not changed i was thinking back to president bush in 2006, remember everyone in america was saying get out of iraq. time to go, what did he do? he stood in the face of defiance and double down with surge, he won. that was the card he played the card president obama is playing the biggest difference these are innocent 20-year-old men and women go to a convert on friday night not wearing kev larry to the flying in helicopters driving with tanks humvees,these are innocent people goes to what we are seeing grim mood in paris they feel that anyone, could be -- >> many people questioned president obama's strategy for a lo

clarification on your feelings through that q&a, you weren't going to get it. >> well, there you have bill hemmerrica's newsroom" commenting immediately after the president's press conference there in turkey, bill's joining us live right now from the streets of paris. bill, after you made what seemed to me to be -- where you were stating the obvious, some columnists and people on the internet said, what's he doing editorializing? what were you doing? >> i guess my sense, steve, was that 60% to 70% of people in american polling believe the strategy against isis is not a winning strategy. and after being here in paris, and just feeling the sense of grief that these people have, because they were innocent victims going to a concert on a friday night without kevlar or humvees, that they wanted to hear how we can be successful. >> sure. >> and my sense at that time is that is not what we heard. >> you're right. >> and what we heard was, the strategy is this, the course is not changing, america. stay the course. >> i mean it just seemed blind to the reality of what is. and as you stand there, bill, wit

hello to you at home, i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm. martha: . the investigationors ruled out whether this is a technical glitch or whether this came from terror. the investigators are not sure. bill: the terror group claiming responsibility. the russian carrier metrojet said some sort of ex terng impact caused the jet to go down but experts are saying it's too soon to tell. martha: where are the investigator at this point? reporter: 48 hour after this metrojet plane crash there are unanswered questions. 25 minute after the plane took off from sharm el-sheik in egypt it exploded in mid-air. but russian officials from metrojet ruled out technical or pilot error saying the plane was in good condition and the only possible cause could be an ex terng impact. the initial investigation indicates the plane was not struck by an outside or outside force ruling out a surface-to-air missile. but it is still possible there was an explosion on the plane that could be terrorism or some type of mechanical malfunction on the plane. there are not a lot of clear an

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. where will we be tomorrow? martha: you have fox business network and the "wall street journal" giving 12 candidate the chance to share their vague fore their vision for this country. you have debate number one. bill: then the frontrunners dr. ben carson and donald trump being on the offensive. they could be coming face to face tonight. >> i could spend between now and the elect on the defensive about something somebody is accusing me of because i have written a lot of books and given a lot of speeches, or we could talk about thing that are important. >> when you say you are path long cal about something usually you associate it with something like liar. he actually wrote that word himself in his book. knee, good day to you. we are going start with this. who has the most at stake heading into tonight. reporter: you can make the argument ... -- bill: we are told this is about jobs, so you have got the economy, right? we have to keep if you good standing, okay? so if you consider jobs, the economy, international i

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. there are americans staying in that hotel. some of the hostages from china and france. the attackers freed hostages, but only those who could recite verses from the quran. weep just learned that we are going to have to use our fingers on hostages. there are still 124 guests and 13 staff trapped inside as hostages. they are telling us -- gregg palkot is tells us the u.s. military told him there are u.s. people inside the hotel. what's hang is an hour and a half ago mali special forces starting clearing the hotel floor by floor. a further 20 hostages were released earlier by the gunmen themselves just as long as they could reef cite the quran, they could get out of there. about 131 hostages still left inside the hotel, folks, on the 7th floor. this includes some french people. also some indians, chinese and a few turkish people. there is a strong radical islamic presence in mali which some link to al qaeda. these radicals were pushed out of northern mali by the french military. since th

i'm bill hemmer live in paris. martha, good morning to you. martha: as bill was just saying, france moving full steam ahead, taking this fight to the front lines with isis, and they are urging their allies to do the same. we are getting new reports that the u.s. targeted the u.s. mastermind you see on the left side of your screen. unfortunately they were not able to find him before the horrific events hat happened in paris. bill: it's more and more tantalizing how the supposed master find communicated over the past year alon. he was on video boasting about how easy it was for him to travel from syria into his home country of belgium and back again, barely being noticed there. gregg palkot just wrapped up an interview with john kerry. but first with the raids overnight, what did they find and what happened? reporter: the investigation into the attacks by the authorities absolutely full bore. 128 raid on various terror targets throughout this country. also found last night another car believed to be used by the attackers and went on their mad ter

joining me with latest on big developments from paris, host of fox news's "america's newsroom," bill hemmer joins us now. bill, what can you tell us at this hour? bill: a lot. the french prosecutor came out about two hours ago and gave us some details of the plot last week which many of these details were not fleshed out, they were not known. this is what they say, melissa. three attack teams, three separate terrorist teams driving in three different cars from brussels, belgium, last thursday, novemberth, arriving within -- november 12th. arriving within ten minutes much each other in paris, france. the cell phone reported out yesterday, it was found in a garbage can at the concert hall. on the cell phone the last text message was sent 9:42 this evening. it read, let's start now. also, melissa, they found hundreds and hundreds of rounds of ammunition found at the concert hall, details we were given short time ago. melissa: bill, thank you so much for that. david: well, meanwhile hundreds of belgians joining in a candlelight vigil earlier in solidarity with the victims of the paris attacks.

and my colleague and anchor of america's newsroom bill hemmer reporting tonight live from paris. for staying up for us tonight. what are the french saying about the investigation? >> you bet, dana. remarkable hour after

. >> a lot of emails on bill hemmer and welcome to america's newsroom. >> a lot of emails, indeed.rning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. >> when you come from another cable network to fox it is a substantial change to your professional life the way the business is set up here at fox under ailes we don't have the employees that these other networks have. we do so much more with so fewer people. >> that's because we are so much smarter than they are. we don't need all those people. >> your parents have been married for 52 years. >> 54 years coming up in august. >> you better give them a nice present, hemmer, you cheap frup. >> i love them to death. they are my favorite people in the world. i am so appreciative of the example. >> they must be proud of you, hemmer. don't say anything else. me they must be very proud of you. >> janice dean enters the no spin zone to talk about life before the fox news channel. >> i worked at the ila. an officer that you take an officer that you take that the c my name is peter tran. an officer that you take that the c i'm a gas service representative.

. >> rubio defending his plan this morning talking with fox a bill hemmer. >> our tax code needs to be pro family, i amin asking that people need to be allowed to keep their own money to help raise their children. >> calling this a new welfare program, rubio said that manufacture importanthat -- most important institution is not the government but rather the family. >> thank you. >> tax counselors in 63 bank for 10 years, trump on the right frack. rubio's rates are too high. people confuse the rates. they pay a lot less. >> overall? rubio's rates are too high. >> i agree. we need to talk about lower taxes, simpler, i think these are the terps that americans understand right now, when you complicate it with this, that and pandering to different groups, and families, it is over used. liz:. stief. >> i have written a lot of tax plans, it is worse of all tax plans out there. you know, we have to do -- >> why is that the worse? >> because his rates are higher than all -- 35 percent is way, everyone else is 15 to 20%. we should do as conservative republicans, get rid of word credit, and word

it takes me to a point last week, bill hemmer was live in paris. "america's newsroom" did a special series of interviews with men in cafes in brussels. they were not radical jihadis. they were muslim men. they sympathized with the attacks. they feel that they have been attacked. they feel that the west has tried to break up their caliphate and the way that this men are articulated their anger, it troubles me because the same issues you see in france are the same ones you see in brussels for the same reasons. arabic nations were immigrated to these countries. i think they have a real problem on their hands because they can shut down their borders now but we know so many are living in these nations currently. they can flow back and forth as we talked about with these dual passports which makes them even tougher to track. it's a huge warning sign to us about how we handle immigration. >> some of what has breadth unrest and anger among muslim men and muslim population is the fact of multiculturalism. these individuals, these people were allowed -- they

reporter: rubio defended his plan this morning when he spoke with fox's bill hemmer, including proposal of a new child tax credit of up to $2500 per kid. >> our tax code needs to be pro-family. all i want is for people to keep more of their own money to raise their children. reporter: rand paul went after rubio plan calling it a new welfare program. rubio defended the credit, saying the most institution isn't the government, rather than the family. back to you in new york. melissa: blake, thank you so much for that. we have earnings alert for you right now. cisco reporting first quarter results. lori rothman on the floor to run us through that. lori? >> hi, there, melissa and david. cisco, 56 cents s estimate. that's a beat. revenue a slight beat as well. 12.68 billion. versus 12.65 billion. this is the first fiscal quarter for cisco. predict in the second quarter, revenue growth of zero to 2%. last check on extended session, in terms of reaction looked like it was flat. so i am wondering if this is reintroduction much revenue -- thank you, liz. our crack producer helping me out here. g

you had jim acosta from cnn, our own bill hemmer, bret baier had a conversation about the nature of thisthink part of reporting and what americans and i think the world wants to see is an honesty from the individual addressingd. it's been so long since we've seen that. and alan notes that he was them temperate. most people saw that at cold-blooded. he was this turkey, it was 72 hours after this massacre, and he started talking about global warming. he started that speech speaking about different issues, and he mentioned global warming first. and it was shocking to people, that this seemed to be like at the end, and then he went into fights here at home. but i think it was good. i think the conversations were good and the criticism was appropriate. jon: tone deaf, alan? >> no, not at all. he is exactly right and, again, do we want to start how many more middle east wars? how many -- do you want to put 40, 50,000 troops on the ground, bankrupt the country again? in terms of -- and getting very little media coverage was the fact that in the last two days prior to the paris attacks two top a

bill: i'll bill hemmer. 22 raids in belgium, 22 suspects in custody. aircraft carrier charles de gaulle joins the battle against isis in the eastern mediterranean, launching airstrikes in iraq and syria. martha: senior foreign correspondent greg palkot joins us from paris. tough talk from the french and now the brittish, greg. reporter: if you're looking for tough talk about isis come no further than paris. we heard that today, the city feeling the sting of isis terror. u.k. prime minister david cameron visiting francois hollande. they visited the anticipate at the music hall where 89 people were killed. there was promise he and u.k. would fight alongside france against the terror group. that is include sharing of counterterrorism information. getting behind, so far have not done this, direct airstrikes against isis inside of syria. here is bit more what prime minister cameron had to say. >> united kingdom will do all in our power to support our ally and friend france to defeat this evil death cult. reporter: of course authorities here in paris are wat

. >> bill: and i am bill hemmer.p defending the plan used in the 1950's by then president eisenhower. this is after he ripped into rubio calling him weak on immigration. >> people will have to be deported. but we have 12-13 million. you cannot get to the third part until you prove illegal immigration is under control. you will to prove you are enforcing law, prove it is working, and modernize the current system to make it merit-based not family-based. >> martha: bret baier is here from special report. morning. >> morning. >> martha: donald trump said he would have a deportation force to carry out the immigration process we wants and compared that to what eisenhower did and that is getting him heat. how serious is this? >> first, it is donald trump who has loyal following. he has said controversial things in the past that have not affected him in any way, shape or form in the polls. this is more focus on immigration that endeared him to the conservative part of the conservative party as far as dealing with the issue.

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. where will we be tomorrow?iving 12 candidate the chance to share their vague fore their vision for this country. you have

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom."eather: nice to be with you and everybody at home. i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. trump is says he is 100% right. telling chuck todd on "meet the press" that hundreds of people back him up. >> i saw it at the time. i stick by it. hundreds of people have confirmed it. >> this didn't happen in new jersey. there were present plenty of reports. and -- >> it did happen in new jersey. chuck, it did happen in new jersey. hundreds of people agree with me. >> they want to agree with you, doesn't make it true. you're running for president of the united states, your words matter. >> this is people -- >> words matter. fact-based matters, no. >> take it easy, chuck. play it cool. i have a very good memory, chuck. i have a very good memory. i saw it on television many years ago and i never forgot it. heather: peter doocy in washington. peter, more news for trump today. he just cancel ad news conference. what happened with that? reporter: because there won't be an endorsement but sit-d

bill: i'm bill hemmer.ess network announcing those participant based on an average of four major nag polls. the first debate or first tier scoring 2.5% or bert. the second-tier which will be debate number one, meeting a minimum threshold of 1% on those polls. here's the lineup for the 7:00, the first debate. chris christie, mike huckabee, bobby jindal, rick santorum. missing from the group, george pataki and lindsey graham. martha: a bit of change in places for this evening. chris wallace anchors "fox news sunday." good to see you today. >> good to be with you. martha: what was your reaction when you heard the news come down and saw the lineup last night? >> look, we're less than three month away from people voting in iowa. this campaign has been going on for months. at some point you have to begin to winnow. seems to me setting floor of 1% for the early undercard debate is not unreasonable even though people like lindsey graham aren't going to like it. setting a floor of 2 1/2% in the average national poll

. >> bill: and i am bill hemmer. the candidates covering immigration, defense, and the military.th a look at the winners and losers in milwaukee and john roberts is there as well. john, let's start with you. good morning there. >> reporter: good morning to you, bill. fox business promised a discussion of policy and that is exactly what it delivered. it didn't stop the spearing back and forth between the candidates over the policies they would pursue. military spending and putin's entering into syria were topics >> how is it conservative to add a trillion in military spending? >> there are radical middle east beheading people. the chinese taking over the south china sea. i know the world is better and safer when america is the strongest military power in the world. >> if putin wants to go knock the hell out of isis i am all for it. >> let's isis take out assad and putin take out isis? that is like a card game. >> reporter: even the degree of warfare was missing the bigger point from chris christie. >> i think on the main stage you saw a lot of people interrupting, a lot of back an

bill: i'm bill hemmer. a lot of headlines this morning. member of nato downing a russian warplane first time since the 1950s. russian president vladmir putin warning of serious consequences. calling the action quote, a stab in the back by turkey. martha: national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, do we know for sure the russian warplane violated the turkish air spies? reporter: radar validates turkish claims. u.s. pilots heard warnings issued by turkish f-16 pilots, on a guard frequency. u.s. aircraft hurt multiple warnings from the turks to the russian over the radio. turks say they issued 10 warnings in a matter of five minutes. military sources who i spoke to minutes after the plane went down, told me two turkish f-16s were involved. one fired, one aim-9 sidewinder. a heat-seeking missile a weapon normally fired at close range. what complicates the matters the plane wreckage is in syrian territory i'm told. that is according to u.s. officials who i have spoken to. the violation took place along the

bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning.fore the general election and carson tops clinton by 10 points. he has to win the republican nomination first. for trump, trump is not about to walk away. listen. >> we need a very strong, high energy person to make new trade deals, to change things around. dr. carson is lower energy than jeb bush. ben carson can't do that. it is not his thing. he has no chance. martha: fox news contributor mark thiessen, a columnist for "the washington post" and a fellow at the american enterprise institute. mark, good morning. >> martha, how are you? martha: i'm doing great. thanks. let's look at these numbers so everybody at home to get a sense how exactly these stack up. the first set we look at cops from the "quinnepiac poll." you've got carson beating hillary clinton in general election matchup by 10 points as we just said, 50-40. trump loses to her by three. rubio beats her by five in this matchup. what do you make of these numbers, mark, looking at, "wall street journal/nbc news" poll matchup w

bill: i'm bill hemmer. three months before the iowa caucus there is no sign of change.real clear politics" average polling shows trump at 24. carson hot on his heels at 23 1/2. trump launching in iowa a long somewhat aggressive attack against certain details about carson's life story like this here. >> he said he has pathological disease. he said pathological temper, defined it as disease. if you're pathological folks, no cure for that. if you're a child molester a sick puppy, no cure for that. so he is pathological, damaged, temper, a problem. martha: every time you hear it you got to wonder, about this whole thing. chris wallace joins me now, anchor of "fox news sunday." remind me about a line in spinal tap where volume of all speakers go to 10. in this case it goes to 11 and higher and higher. what do you make of it? >> i'm out of the business saying that is fatal for donald trump because i've been wrong so routinely, it would be fatal for any other politician. that is only part of it. he also told the people of iowa how stupid they were to believe in ben carson's st

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning, still a tight contest. two front-runners in statistical dead heat. carson at 29% in "wall street journal/nbc" poll. trump behind by six at 23%. rubio at 11. jeb bush in fifth place at 6%. trump react -- 8%. trump reacting to a new poll on "fox & friends." >> i like ben. he no question he can't do the job. he will not be able to negotiate with china. >> why? >> because it is not his thing. it is not in his wheelhouse. he has never done it before. i don't think it is meant for him. martha: jonah goldberg, senior editor for "national review" and fox news contributor. good to have you with us today. >> good morning, martha. martha: i want to show you a couple of internals on the poll to get your thoughts on them. they asked people would you consider voting for him. we saw in previous polls, 70% of likely republican voters say they could change their mind. they're still watching this whole process. that is why this is instrumental. would you consider voting for ben carson? he get as whopping 77% of people who sa

bill: i'm bill hemmer.he latest fox polling numbers give trump a three-point edge over ben cores son and two to one lead likely to be hillary clinton. trump explained his support on the ground in new hampshire. >> what i'm doing now is just special, it's in a different league and i hope i can pull it off because i have so many friends that want this to happen. martha: bret baier anchors "special report." he joins us now. bret, good morning to you. >> morning, martha. martha: you heard donald trump. what he is doing now is just special. hopes he can pull it off for his friends very supportive of him. what do you make of the latest numbers? >> they're special. they are definitely special because you look at one particular poll in that list of, one particular question in that poll. who handles the economy best? the number one issue for election. donald trump, 42%. the next closest? 10%. it is stark some of the answers to these questions. and, he is holding on to the top spot. he has been roughly about there. t

bill: i'm bill hemmer. i love these nights. i am a geek for this stuff. martha: lot of fun. r fails to meet the expectation for years i believe. so trump and carson now neck-and-neck in the latest polling. now the real estate billionaire trying to chip away at the neurosurgeon's reputation about honesty amid reports that dr. carson may have embellished stories from his past. carson says all the intense focus on the history is media hit job. >> because i'm a threat. >> to? >> to the progressives, the secular progressive movement in country i'm a very big threat. they can look at polling data and they can see that, you know, i'm the candidate who is most likely able to beat hillary clinton. they see that. bill: john roberts already in milwaukee, wisconsin. john, good morning there. where are we today with the ben carson back and forth? reporter: good morning to you, bill. ben carson continues to defend himself. this will be a big debate for a number of different reasons. first of all, there are only eight candidates on stage. that's because mike huckabee and -- i've been saying

host of america's newsroom bill hemmer is live at the scene with the latest.e's been there all week accounting it all. next thing we're in the middle of the night, predawn raid. can you bring us through what took place the best we know it? >> certainly can. good morning to all three of you. the night time is when the police do their work here in france and we saw this again last night. local times now, 4:30 a.m. the report suggests that french intelligence were tracking a woman believed possibly to be a relative or even a sister of the mastermind abdelhamid abaaoud, age 27. at the moment he is still unaccounted for. they tracked this woman to an apartment in a suburb of paris called saint-denis. which, brian, is one mile from where the suicide bombings took place last friday night at the stadium during that soccer game here in paris. over the next three hours, police arrested three people initially. they sent a police dog in about 90 minutes into the operation. that dog was killed. about 30 minutes after that, so two hours into the operation a woman with a sui

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