. >> reporter: with foothills rising above boise idaho is a place of beauty.nds and back alleys, that were robert martin's home on and off for 15 years. >> just sitting about like so and had a blanket wrapped up, had it laying down underneath me as a little bit of cushioning between me and the ground and just trying to catch a few winks. >> reporter: on nights when boise's homeless shelters were full, martin got sleep wherever he could. >> there were times i slept in garage stairwells, on cement, slept in rock, you know, up under overpasses in the rocks and dirts. >> reporter: but in boise, sleeping or camping on public property was against the law. martin was one of many ticketed and fined for sleeping in public. >> and robert's case was -- i thought it was actually, it was a vivid portrayal of the situation that homeless people find themselves in. >> reporter: howard bell adove of idaho legal aid services saw a constitutional issue in boise's camping ordinance and made a federal case out of it. >> here's a guy. he has no place to sleep. he's been walking aro

boise" arguing that the city of boise had violated the eighth amendment of the constitution's ban onword because every single one us, rich, poor, old, young, male, female, they need to sleep. >> reporter: nine years later, the 9th circuit court of appeals based in san francisco agreed with belodoff, writing, it considered whether the eighth amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment bars a city from prosecuting people criminally for sleeping outside on public property. concluding it does. >> the fact that the courts have crippled our ability to do our jobs, to help get people into shelters, is criminal. >> reporter: san francisco's mayor london breed blames "martin vs. boise" for worsening the city's crisis. a court order bars san francisco from clearing sidewalk encampments unless you can guarantee a place to sleep for everyone it moves. a challenge in a city with more than 8,000 homeless, fewer than 4,000 shelter beds. nationally, there is a lack of shelter beds. by one estimate, about 188,000 more people need shelter than there are beds available. but the "martin vs.

but let's go 1st to boise budget. she is at the pace summit for us, rosie, could you tell me if a sense of unity has emerged from the conference as well? there's a couple of ways of looking at this really i've just emerged from some pressure marks made by series of leaders here. they'll try to strike with the, you know, to me, sick toe. we've heard from presidents lensky saying, the fact that more than 90 countries were gathered here is a show of support for you create a show solidarity for you, creating it is the highest level gathering of this type. it's a 1st of its kind summit, but that band is not the whole story because us just before we press commerce began, we were sitting in the press room here and suddenly flashed off on screens all around the room. a list of countries which had signed up to the final joy communicate of the summit. there were some names missing, some notable big cases that attended the summit, either by sending an invoice or administer, but who refused to sign up to a joint communicate and t

the place is meridian idaho, little brother to bigger boise here in the foothills of the majestic rockies. this is where they got to their perfect place, the end of their rainbow. it was 2006, and luck was on their side. they had just moved from southern california, and they were happy. they were fulfilled at work. they had two beautiful children. they had everything they ever wanted. they were rob and kandi hall, one of those charmed couples who'd fallen in love at first sight. in their case, first sight meant admiring each other in the gym. we were out, i think, that weekend, and then we never stopped. what was it about that relationship? what was it about him that you liked so much, that was so good? we just connected instantly. keith morrison: by the time rob and kandi moved to idaho, they'd been together for years, had two teenage daughters. rob landed an excellent job as a computer specialist at the ada county sheriff's office, specializing in vehicle locators inside squad cars. he loved every minute of his job. keith morrison: and as if it was a sign that this is where they belonge

. >>> today a judge in boise, idaho sentenced author chad daybell to death. a jury recommended the death penalty two days after finding the 55-year-old guilty of first degree murder and other charges in the 2019 killings of his first wife and two of his current wife's children. the couple's extreme doomsday religious beliefs drew attention to this case. idaho law allows for execution by lethal injection or firing squad. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," members of the greatest generation arrive in france to mark 80 years since the d-day invasion. why it's now a fight to remember. >>> in colorado turns out some of the state's highest peaks are a bit shorter than we thought. paris as american veterans arrived in france to take part in ceremonies marking 80 years since the d-day invasion. more than 16 million americans served in the second world war, and now only about 100,000 are still with us. the challenge is teaching their stories to a new generation. here's barry petersen. >> reporter: there are no d-day stories easy to hear. >> clarence robe rt

super pumped to be cooking with everybody. >> we go from horseshoe bend idaho near boise.king with our friends. motocross this week. cooking for 150 folks that were out there. it gets even more fun when we come back and cook for our "fox & friends" all-american concert. >> requesting to be amazing. we have the mount olive munchies we are serving out to the crowd. we got the good old boy chicken thighs and the barbecue. we will see you at 7:00. food coming in, baby. let's go. >> steve: are those chicken thighs on a pitch fork? >> yes. >> steve: that's crazy. >> if you are coming back from the farm. you need to cook your chicken thighs on a pitch fork. >> ainsley: make sure you clean it? >> we did, ainsley. [laughter] >> ainsley: it was red. president biden facing record low approval ratings among female voters, how his slipping support is sounding the alarm for democrats. >> steve: former president trump giving his condolences to rachel morin's mother as ice reveals the migrant arrested for her murder was caught and reentered before coming in as a got away. rachel's sister

and staff at boise zoo in idaho. welcome. the birth of a baby cotton top tamarin.was born in april and is the 4th child of parents. eddy and mimi zoo staff said that the of the new board will be revealed during its first that examine the summer. so stay tuned for that. boise parks and rec director said the new tamarin baby helps advance the zoo's conservation work and serves a crucial role contributing to this species, which is critically endangered in south america. well, caught and tap tap tamarins are found in the northwest region of colombia and they are classified as critically endangered. so this is one of my favorite viral videos of the moment right now. a curious cat wandered onstage during an orchestral performance at the 52nd istanbul music festival. the feline took a pause for a moment to observe the swiss chamber orchestra. there are certain festival strings performing beethoven's pastoral symphony. number 6 as the cat continued its cat walk across the stage. some members of the orchestra acknowledge the animals presence with a smile. look at how calm i

intellectuals but we don't just do events, mamee we also do publications and soll oplug briefly a m that mat boise and the new geopolitics research networksew ukraine published in april the battle for the black sea is not over, ere are a copies outside and if you and i thought i would pitch a new policy memo that mydriy put together and released this week how the u.s. can beat the kremlin in moldova and also on hudson.org and it's so hot off thesshu fact, it isn't off the presses, i just printed this offne. it is o recent and current. >> you have served as foreign minister since 2023 and more presidential adviser for november 2021 to june country in a number of different roles throughout your career include to go hel shepherd the chapters on energy, taxation and trade during romania's accession and first romania president of the council in eu in 2019. we are delighted to have you here in person. last time it was virtually and after a few opening remark which is you'll make follow the from -- from the podium. before that, national security adviser to senator rubio. madame minister, floor is yours a

among the darling real estate markets of the pandemic going from boise to boston, then looking at floridaorida is the only one still seeing prices rising and it still seeing a lot of movement in, but we have slowed down a lot. and inventories here -- here, as a result, have been rising faster than you would see elsewhere in the nation. if you look at most markets in florida the inventory level is actually a little above where it was prior to the pandemic. and at that point we were complaining we did not have enough inventory. from an affordability standpoint it's a good thing. if you have been trying to get into the market and have not been able to because of low inventory, there are now more options available to you and i florida. but it does vary based on the state. in south florida their inventory is still quite low relative to pre-pandemic. sonali: brad, we have to leave it there. brad o'connor of the florida realtors association. and of course bloomberg zone abigail doolittle. before we let you go, let's check the markets. we have been teetering on the edge and we are teetering a lit

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gayle ong kron 40's boise to see what was controversial. seemed nobodya know. i don't. thank you, gayle. >> and the south bay, a man is in custody after an hours long standoff with police in san jose. >> started about 10, 30 this morning at a home on lantern way near andrew p hill high school. police say that they were serving a search warrant and the man refused to come out. officers say that they believed he was armed. tactical negotiators were able to get the man to come out peacefully. about an hour later. and and he was taken into custody. man is dead tonight after he crashed his motorcycle and was run over by a big rig in livermore. it happened just before 6 this morning on westbound 5.80. that's near north livermore avenue exit. chp says the man was speeding between a car and the big rig. officers say that he he clipped the big rig, fell off his bike and then was run over by another big rig. both truck drivers are cooperating with the chp. city of oakland is one step closer to revitalizing the 112 acre coliseum site in east oakland. last night the city agreed to

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. ♪ bmo ♪ during the penalty phase of the chad daybell murder trial in boise, idaho.ory begins tonight's west coast rap. >> the so-called doomsday prophet was found guilty of killing his wife, tammy daybell, and two children. their mother, lori vallow, who was daybell's current wife, was convicted last year for their murders. a jury will decide if daybell should be sentenced to the death penalty. >> officials in washington state are expecting a busy wildfire season this year, and they're encouraging people to start preparing now. reporter shirah matsuzawa matsuzawa has more tonight on a new pilot program to help homeowners get ready before fire breaks out. >> those who spoke today say the hope is for the wildfire neighbors ready program to, well, spread like wildfire memories of the sourdough fire in whatcom county last july. the smoke filled skies and roaring flames for months and months, giving extra urgency to today's event promoting the wildfire ready neighbors program. the sourdough burned from the end of july to october, first consuming more than 6000 acres and

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john n boise, idaho supporting the former president. john, how did your candidate do?> biden, i don't think he's going the make it another term. he's going downhill pretty fast. donald trump when he was in office, he brought the work back to the united states, he closed out theorders, he did bring the work back which i'm an electrician. he taxed me a little more, let me do my -- i thought it was for the good because we had so much work, out of control. and so we made up for it. so i think i'm for trump. i think he's going to bring back the commodity here and everything, the businesses and i know biden has got business still going and there is some stuff in boise that he started but trump will do the exact same thing. he will not veto that. he will keep it going and everything. >> all right, the candidates also talked about immigration tonight, several times and if you missed any of tonight's debate you'll be able to find it on our website. we will reair add midnight tonight in its entirety. on that -- on the stage tonight as many of you know was robert f. kennedy jr.,

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even up to boise, idaho, where you're seeing 96. so, it goes pretty far north, as well as that high pressure system builds. it's been over mexico, but now it's expanding. and speaking of pressure systems, a low with the damaging wind right now, there's severe thunderstorms from jackson, mississippi, right down into new orleans, baton rouge, and it's not just damaging wind. we have a ton of rain last night in parts of oklahoma. they'll get another big consecutive system bringing 2 to 4 inches, david. >> david: another sign of the season, allergies and you're battling. we sure do appreciate it, ginger, thank you. >>> in new york time, the investigation as two young girls were shot on a playground in brooklyn. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, police in new york are searching for the suspects who shot two girls in a playground. >> i'm feeling okay. >> reporter: 9-year-old ruanna was struck in the leg while playing near her home in brooklyn with her 11-year-old cousin empress. she was sh

. >> boise, idaho,. >> we can't hear you. >> angela birney, r washington des moines. >> bloomingtonan >> mark, moral,. >> san diego california,. >> george carr, houston california. >> quick note lucas kansas city, missouri,. >> hillsbororegon,. >> dublin, california. ennsylvania. >> and past president of the u.s. conference of mayors former mayor of los angeles. >>rmer mayor. [l m the greatest city got ever created. antioch, california. >> of toledo, ohio. i represent missouri's fifth district. >> once again, thank you everyone for attending this workshop. i wanted to ask mayor wade if he would just briefly. we just came from the workshop on housing and passed some significant resolutions. if he could do a recap of that quickly and then we will jump into our agenda. >> you mayor bass. , as chair of the committee, we -- development on housing our legislative agenda as the conference of mayors sent it to congress and advocate for it. we just passed 14 resolutions, everything from supporting the hual 2025 budget to reaffirming our belief in the housing first strategy very policies that m

the untimely death of president boise in a helicopter crash last month has totally won into a critical juncture with a snap election scheduled one year ahead of it's due date. the recent survey conducted by the one in parliament research center has revealed a surprising level of engagement among v one and electorate. according to the poll, 45.5 percent of respondents expressed a definite intention to vote. while only 2.7 percent indicated they would cast blank ballots bleeding. the 1st of all, a sign off or a summons. hardaman speaker. well how much the involved and former secretary of this free national security council officer. once the age, there's only one reform is candidates must be on as a law seniors and compare to the rest of the candidates for living. and we know dialogue with us as the ultimate way. also economic challenges, according to recent polls conducted by the state linked are wanting and students pulling the agency and importing center known as meta the ways for the presidency of these lubbock republic. everyone is stripping up to be competitive. the east pon survey

time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken active risks making that boise how many disasters do we need to start taking action in the fights against the climate catastrophe this generation is trying to save the world . we are in an emergency right now. when you do dial much destruction, you cannot face the consequence. nature is then, we'll just see a red new series dying. now, we'll never the the welcome back. a reminder about top stories on how to 0 policy and officials have declared northern guys are any jabante, a refugee camp, a disaster zone? more than 100 bodies have been found since these really forces withdrew from the area. israel's military has destroyed 15000 homes. deeply divided, these really will cabinet to set to meet in the coming hours to discuss the 3 face proposal to end the war on gaza. west presidential blindness said the deed was put forward by these release mediators urging both sides to agree to it. and talks have ended in cairo between delegates from us, israel and egypt, pressures mounting on his right. i need you to reopen the cr

we are going to have saving certificates, which will allow to, which is where the, the citizens to boise but to save their money in the bank for the 3 years at a higher interest rate, then common depositions of in the system, the vo, the current templates are also at a good level, but we see from and this rate is being brought higher and higher whether they have grounds for these or not. i don't know budgets for the good stuff, but it was just depends. but for those who are holding these deposits instruments to us, so i've been teachers for them. the industry police with, with us the series is really about i just did not want them to see and say the language wants to be at the taking all the resources from the advert bangs. but what we'll discuss it separately. life insurance, this is something that we've also discounts of a concern. speed will be investing to more profitable assets and there are going to yield profit to those who binders. insurance is so we are combining the classical insurance principles within the new investing principal. and so that we could look at additional insure

because now they already require registration of 17 year old boise, since we know this for sure. this is a demand from the us administration to the ukranian leadership, which can hardly be considered the leadership of their elections were cancelled. in any case, i think that the us administration will force the current leadership of ukraine to make these decisions, to lower the mobilization age to 18 years. and then they will simply get annoyed up to the landscape. right. now it's june 2024th. it seems to me that it will take a year to do all this until the beginning of next year. at least they will tolerate him. and when he does everything, they will say good bye and change him to the raw several candidates. as far as i understand, could you explain that to singlish that can you go into sewage pump? there old no one do us is interested in ukraine. they are interested in the greatness of the united states, which is fighting not for ukraine and not for the ukrainian people, but for the greatness and forts leadership in the world. and in no case, do they want to allow any kind of s

same for you in boise. and as we look towards late in the week, no relief. phoenix you're kind of like stuck in the rut now a bunch of 110 days in a row. denver staying pretty warm too. and bill, it's not just heat. what about this record breakain in the midwest? when is the next round of storms? it's already going now, but thankfully it's not hitting the same areas of iowa, nebraska and southern minnesota that we've had the record flooding and where the rivers are still in major flood stage. now we're watching storms in the ohio valley later on this afternoon. we do expect another round of storms and some of these will be the southern half of iowa into nebraska. most of the rivers were now concerned with are in the northern half of the state and southern minnesota. so it does look like we're going to avoid a lot of the rain in those areas. and then tomorrow we'll continue to track these severe storms into the hot, humid air in the east. a lot of airport problems across the country tomorrow, because we're going to include new york, d.c, philadelphia in the s

hide your kids or take them to boise, idaho, where a bar called the old state saloon is turning junento heterosexual awesomeness month. every monday in june will be hetero male monday, where free draft beers will be given to any straight guy, who's dressed as a straight guy. there will be a judge to determine whether the men are dressed straight or not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hold on. let me see if i have this straight. so the idea is guys show up at a bar, and another guy judges their outfits? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] actually one of the gayest things i've ever heard. [ laughter ] that's basically "queer eye." isn't it? that's what they do. now, over in missouri, no local politician has gotten into the pride month spirit less than a very crazy young woman who is running for secretary of state. her name is valentina gomez, and she is running on quite an unusual platform. >> it's 6:00 a.m., and i'm doing the 15-mile run from st. louis city to criff port, missouri. i punched off a bunch of weak and gay people who always find a way to mess things up. >> jimmy: remember the d

boise, idaho. lauren mclean. >> we can hear you. >> angela burnie, redmond washington. >> des moi bloomington, indiana. >> moore oklahoma. maui, hawaii. >> quentin lucas kansas city missouri. >> hillsboro, oregon. >> vancouver, washington. >> dublin, california. >> allentown, pennsylvania. >> michael, york pennsylvania.>>u.s. conference of mayors former mayor of los angeles. >> my former mayor. [laughs] oh mayor of the greatest city got ever created. alifornia. >> mayor of toledo, ohio. >> once again, thank you everyone for attending this workshop. i wanted to ask mayor wade if f would just briefly. we just came from the workshop on housi significant resolutions. if he could do a recap of that quickly and mp into our agenda. >> thank you mayor bass. , as-- development oncommittee we just had our summer meeting and we adopt our legislative agenda as theence of mayors sent it to congress a. we just passed 14 resolutions, everything from supporting the hud fiscal year 2025 budget to reto advocating fo

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stopping by ace hardware store trying sport boise's store manager says her job is not just about selling products, but giving advice on how to stay cool. >> making sure they're staying hydrated and keeping the air moving in circulating not opening your blinds in your windows in the morning if you can cool off at night because we're lucky that in the evening it does cool off here. >> doctors making some recommendations drinking extra fluids, avoid caffeine and alcohol apply and reapply sunscreen if you're outdoors and wear protective clothing avoid wearing a walking without your hats and being exposed direct sunlight. alameda county sheriff's office, they've identified the little girl who drowned last week in fremont. authorities say 11 year-old anne gonzales got stuck against the flow control structure to alameda creek. first responders got to the scene around 6 last monday evening. they pulled her out of the water, but the little girl died. the hospital they marks the second of at least 2 children drowned in the bay area last month. a 5 year-old round impactful island in early may. >> c

years now, and that's because we've built enough homeless shelter space that we can get around the boiseour encampments -- out encampments whenever we see them. i'm not so sure the other cities will do that because i think their political narrative is geared towards the concept that homelessness should be a viable option and should be protected. anita: uh-huh. well, you know, of course the ark clu and others are against this ruling -- aclu. the justices was 6-3. justices sotomayor, kagan and brown jackson, were in the dissent, the three liberal judges. justice sotomayor said, quote, sleep is a biological necessity, not a crime. for some people sleeping outside is their only option. and in los angeles, the big city to the north of you, the epicenter of homelessness in america, the mayor there, karen bass, she's made this issue of solving homelessness her number one issue on her agenda. she said this, quoteed today's decision is not surprising given the the makeup of the court but disappointing nonetheless. this ruling must not be used as an excuse for cities across the country to attempt

up towards boise, mid 90s by the end of the week. doesn't look like relief is coming any time soon.look from june 6th to the 10th out west, much above normal. meanwhile, much of the country in the middle, in the midwest, out in the east we are going to be cooler than normal. that's a look at the forecas local forecast. >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. bring on the heat, right? you guys ready for this? >> whit: i'm ready. >> gio: so ready. >> somara: stay hydrated. >> janai: except we live in the northeast where you said it was going to be cooler. >> somara: i was testing you. >> gio: see. >> somara: weather janai. >> gio: coming up on "good morning america," jennifer lopez cancels her summer concert tour. a look at what may have been behind the decision. stick around. you're watching "gma." ifer lope summer concert tour. a look at what may have been behind the decision. stick around. you're watching "gma." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dsg family clothing and gear priced to win. only at dicks [customer service rep] discover customer service, this is maya. jennifer: oh, hi maya. you

in april nbc news spoke with a doctor in boise who said he's seen four women experiencing severe pregnancy complications on to emergency flights calling it the new normal. another doctor said hifz his number was six. between january and april alone, he put six women on to a helicopter or an airplane to go to another state. during oral arguments, the women on the supreme court, including justice amy coney barrett, sounded extremely skeptical of what idaho's hard line stance has resulted in. >> this particular patient, they had to deliver her baby. the baby died. she had a hysterectomy. she can no longer have children. you're telling me the doctor there couldn't have done the abortion earlier? >> again, it goes back to whether a doctor can in good faith medical judgment -- >> that's a lot for the doctor to risk. >> it is very case by case. >> i'm kind of shocked actually. i thought your own expert said below these kinds of cases were covered. you're now saying they are not? >> i'm not saying that. that's just my point. >> you're hedging. justice sotomayor is asking whether this be covered or

the temperatures are going occupy, boise, 100, salt lake city, vegas 109.it's that time of year, ellison, you can't win. we like the rain but we don't want the thunderstorms. they usually do start new blazes as we go throughout this time of year. >> all right, steve patterson, and bill karins, thank you both, we appreciate it. >>> it's time now for today's cnbc money minute, toyota recalls thousands of suvs, and what was on the shelf at a popular discount chain? steve kovach joins us now. hey. >> hey, ellison, toyota is recalling 145,000 lexus and highlander suvs over an air bag issue. the driver side curtain air bags make -- deploy, and auto makers are working on a fix, owners notified by mid-august. dollar tree failed to remove applesauce packets that contain contaminated lead. the letter said public health officials still found the pouches, which contain 200 times the fda approved amount of lead up to eight weeks after they were recalled. the discount chain now has 15 days to respond to the letter with a plan to avoid having recalled products on shelves

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look at the size of the heat from boise down to vegas and all the way up the east coast. these are some are middle summer temperatures, not the early part of june hundred and one is what it's going to feel. i in philly tomorrow. hundred and two in dc, there'll be 50 more records sides broken over the next couple of days here across the east. and now that heat is going to settle down to the south because for a few days, aaron, it was cooler in atlanta than it was in new york. >> well, that's all going to change because the heat here is on the way as well. i it's unbelievable when you look at that and you think about all these temperatures over the past de is mean technically we're at the end of spring. >> spring, i mean, is it just sort of hit it home? all right. chad, thank you very much. i want to go to dr. sanjay gupta, cnn chief medical corps spawning force. so sanjay a temperature of 125 degrees fahrenheit in the shade and anybody in this heatwave me, you understand the huge difference between shade and son. so it would have been much higher than that. what does that

. >> mclean boise, idaho. [inaudible] redmond, washington because heidi oregon. >> des moines, iowa. >> bloomington, indiana. oklahoma. >> san diego, california. >> richard maui hawaii. >> george carr houston, california. >> clinton lucas kansas city, missouri. >> chief kelly hillsboro, oregon. >> vancouver, washington regards mike dublin, california. >> allentown, pennsylvania fixez michael york, pennsylvania. >> past president u.s. conference of mayors former mayor of los angeles. >> myy former mayor. [laughter] oh hernandez mayor of the greatest city god ever created any out, california. >> wade mayor of toledo, ohio. >> cleaver former mayor of kansas city to represent missouri's fifth district in the u.s. house. >> once again thank you everyone for attending this workshop at a what is asked mayor wade we just came from the workshop on housing and passed some significant resolutions if he could do a recap of that quickly andin then we will jump into our agenda for. >> thank you mayor bass as chair of the co

so what the supreme court has done in returning the case to the district court in boise is that the injunction will be in place. and so in idaho, they will be following the federal rule for the time being until this gets sorted out. >> and where would this get sorted out? >> well, the federal court, the district court needs to hear more because what happened is the federal court simply issued what's called a preliminary injunction, saying, look, quickly, i think the right thing to do is to put that new idaho law on pause and follow federal law. and now we'll send it back down. this happens all the time. then you sort it out. a lot of opinions here about what should have actually happened. at least four of them thought the court should have kept the case and decided it one way or the other. there's a case pending from texas which has a very similar kind of conflict. maybe they'll take that one up and decide for the country for both. now we're only talking about idaho right now, nothing else. >> all right, we'll see what happens next. let's get to this other court ruling that was handed down. th

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