(tranquil music) - joining is now is yoga therapist brenda schnable. hi. - hi. - so what is the sun salutation? - the sun salutation is probably one of the most well-known vinyasas, or sequence of poses within yoga. it teaches you patience and perseverance, as well as builds body strength and endurance. you wanna give it a try? - sure, let's do it. - all right, walk to the front of your mat. - okay. - we're gonna lift our arms up and bend forward. we're gonna step that right foot back into a lunge, and then take that left foot back, coming into the top of a pushup, called a plank pose in yoga. we're gonna come all the way down and then lift up into upward-facing dog. curl those toes, and lift up. push the head between the arms for our downward-facing dog. step or walk that right foot forward into your lunge, followed by that left. inhale all the way up, and come into a little backbend. and then we'll do it again on the other side. so fold forward. - [emily] okay. - left foot back, followed by that right. you're in your plank pose. lower yourself down,

. >> reporter: brenda quick of lansdale is in awe these old photographs.ome of them 140 years old. dating back to 1877. >> i got goosebumps and chills i have them now even just talking about it. >> reporter: brenda found this photo album in the basement of her friend's house on unruh street in the mayfair section of philadelphia. she was helping alicia mcdonald clean out her home and came across this incredible piece of family history. the photos in pristine conditi condition. >> instantly something came over me like, you have to reunite these pictures with the family. the pictures were speaking out, put me back with my familiar. >> reporter: wow! >>> alicia says the photos had been in her basement for 20 years and before that in her father's home. alicia knew they were not her relatives. she knew brenda wanted to find the family but didn't think much about it until we showed her the photos again today. >> oh wow, look at her. now she looks like mary. >> that's when alicia realized they were photographs of a close family friend. mary allen teller's relativ

in july the bolshoi theater council the ballet directed by sarah brenda cough. just three days before the opening night. the ministry of culture bonds the performance on grounds of homosexual propaganda. the move prompted many in moscow's alt seem to speak out against the censorship. opponents of the russian regime including alexey navalny signed a manifesto to support him. surrender come support to spare his detention is paul cracked down on dissenting voices. alleging that this is a show trial. it seems it's being done to send a signal to the cultural community that much seems obvious. achieve even now. internationally acclaimed artist has been put under house arrest pending his trial. if found guilty he could face up to ten years in jail. to south america now enough to fleeing her homeland of venezuelan last week the country's fugitive former attorney general has made an appearance in brazil. at a conference in brasilia in two ways that ortega has said that her life is now in danger. the fifty nine year old majuro critique was sacked from her position earlier

. >> reporter: brenda quick of lansdale is in awe of these old photographs.old. dating back to 1877. >> i got goosebumps and chills. have i them now even just talking about it. >> reporter: brenda found this photo album in the basement of her friend's house on unruh street in the mayfair section of philadelphia. she was helping alicia mcdonald clean out her home and came across this incredible piece of family history. the photos in pristine condition. >> instantly something came over me like, you have to reunite these pictures with the family. the pictures were speaking output me back with my family. >> reporter: alicia says the photos had been in her basement for some 20 years. and before that in her father's home. alicia knew they were not her relatives. she knew brenda wanted to fine the family but didn't think much about it until we showed her the photos again today. >> oh, wow look at her. now she looks like mary. >> reporter: that's when alicia realized they were photographs of a close family friend mary wal hun derr's relatives from days gone by. >> i

brenda found out herfriend than they thought.sin. definitely a surprise to me as. i mean, i had no idea. all of them were surprises because we have only been here 12 years. and they saidi only been here 12 years. and they said i was the most related person in the village. the link was made through dna taken by a company which maps family histories. saliva samples were provided by 120 residents. that is about one quarter of the village's population. bledington looks like the quintessential english village. we we re quintessential english village. we were keen to see what diversity we could find within bledington, just as an example of what you can find all over britain. we explored a few villages like bledington nearby and around the country, and once we started talking to the people within the village and met with the parish council, they were so excited about the project that for us, it was the obvious choice. yet the results were anything but obvious. it turns out that as a whole, the residence in this most english of villagers

if you're interested in ato -- adopting any of the cats today go to brenda's website.ith reagan, i'm matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." >> 9:50 a.m. in technically speaking ups is turning to new technology to train new employees, anyone wanting to be a driver will have to pass a virtual reality test. ups expects the additionaltraining to make drivers safer and smarter. trainees will manuver around virtual obstacles this way. training gets added to the next months. >>> facebook is making a few design tweaks, comments under post will look like text message exchange. profile pictures are going squares to circles at icons have been redesigned, the globe no new no they hope the changes wille navigate. >>> in what's the deal, whether you have a teenager heading to college or young adults ready to leave the nest completely. we have important advice how to financially responsible. here details. >> reporter: waning your kids from your -- weaning your kids from your wallet is a challenge. jamie is a working mom with teenage kids whose oldest daughter is heading to college.

brenda can be seen as a pro-police decision.s paul said it didn't present the use of trickery or deception. in some ways it inoculated the -- allhere you had to do you had to do was say the magic words. we have now learned about their origin. the things all of that miranda didn't do or didn't require the videotaping of interrogations. it didn't prevent deception or trickery, for all of those reasons. the court definitely once a bright line rule, but not a role that disfavor they police. we continue the debate all of these years later and in fact it was a divided court. decision.-4 is there a back story that we know of of how they got to a five-or decision in this case --a 5-4 decision in this case? the fbi practices -- those who are pushing for broad regulation of the police, said look, the fbi is already -- the problem was the fbi had not been doing anything like this sort of thing that miranda ended up imposing on every agency in the united states. host: we have heard about finding -- to bring them to our side, either been any

although brenda lynch has talked about that and said i wished he hadn't gotten on my plane.n't want to have a conversation. >> sandra: for not defending it, but they're also not pressing hard into it. >> jessica: at this point, it is still an official doj email. it was completely illegal, it was in an alias. people would email her directly as opposed to going to a general bank, but it is official, it wasn't a hillary clinton private server issue, but the tarmac meeting, it's not good. there's no way we should not ask more questions, but we shouldn't only have our attention on democrats on a failed thing. >> harris: what was your alias question rick did you have one question rick >> sandra: let's leave it there president trump and his campaign organization report only going on offense against special counsel robert mueller's rush investigation. their plan and whether or not it's the right strategy. plus, new hope for a bipartisan effort to keep making payments to insurance companies, whether that's the way to go or if president trump is right in calling this a bailout. ♪ [upb

. >> reporter: john and brenda, skipper and first mate of the misbehavin'.oderate republicans voted for and still support the president. but -- >> i think you put up a wall around him and he's only letting a select few enter that wall. >> reporter: is this a mistake? >> it's a mistake because a manager appoints people that he should be listening to. >> reporter: he's a manager in the automotive industry for 46 years and says the president must listen more, tweet less and adapt his business skills to politics. does he have a credibility issue and are some of those self-made? >> some are self-made. yes. maybe his ego is getting into the way of how he used to run a company in new york. >> reporter: brenda, a life-long republican, says the president should get out of campaign mode. >> he needs to listen to his cabinet members who he hired. he can't run the show by himself. and i think he needs to lose a little of his ego and get a little tough skin. the election is over. >> reporter: trump won michigan by less than 11,000 votes. mccomb county just north of detro

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. >> reporter: brenda's nearly new she contacted us with another concern. the cleaning process damaged the finish on her car's point and dp dulled the grill and the trim. >> that's a lot of discoloration from the chemical or whatever they used to clean that gunk off of the car. >> reporter: at the car wash that handled her vehicle and dozens of others, the owner says they're trying hard to make customers happy, hiring extra staff to handle the workload. he says those who are not satisfied should let him know so he can work on a solution. >> we tried to work it out in a professional way. i have done about close to 200 cars as of today, and i do have a complaint, one or two. that's it. >> reporter: today, the car wash sent an insurance adjuster to get a look at brenda's car. the estimate, $1,700 to repair. as for matt goldman, who used a different cleaner, he's still waiting for the paving company to satisfy his >> now, the liquid asphalt splashed on cars on august 8, so earlier this month. >>> well, school starts in loudoun county tomorrow and we're going to

. >> detective brenda santiago helped create the program. she and others physically go to each kid's home to pick them up. visit historic site and get to job shadow emergency responders. >> gives the kids hope and opportunity to see something outside of camden. >> see you start learning each other and giggling more and having more fun. being able to just share their experiences. >> works with many kids in the summer and during the school year. he said it's during this program where so many get comfortable and confident. >> i believe an active child goes towards success. the program is successful because of the leadership of it, but more than that because the children want to do better. >> in camden, katy zachary, nbc 10 news. >> great story. fortunately camden county police chief does a great job. receiving national recognition for community policing. great job down there. >> that's a very cool story. >> really strong program. did it last year. again this year. one of my favorite parts is the officers go to the home of each child. get to see

. >> reporter: john and brenda, skaper and first mate of the misbehaving voted for and still support. but -- >> i think he put up a wall around him and he's only letting a select few enter that wall. >> is that a mistake? >> it is a mistake because a manager appoints people that he should be listening to. >> a manager in the automotive industry for 46 years says the president must listen more, tweet less and adapt his business skills to politics. >> does he have a credibility issue and are some of those self-made? >> some are self-maide, yes. maybe his ego is getting in the way of how he used to run a company in new york. >> brenda, a lifelong republican says the president should get out of campaign mode. >> he needs to listen to his cabinet members who he hired. he can't run the show by himself. and i think he needs to lose a little of bhis ego and get toug skin. >> trump won michigan by less than 11,000 votes. just north of detroit helped hand him the victory. trump won it big time by more than 48,000 votes. brian, an auto worker for 32 years, met candidate trump. then helped bring

. >> reporter: detective brenda santiago helped create the program. they go to each kid's home to pick them up. each group visits the site and gets to job shadow. >> i think it gives the kids hope. gives them the opportunity to see something outside of camden. >> you start learning each other. giggling more. having more fun. being able to share their experiences. >> bishop ed boehnworked with m kids. he said it's during this program so many get comfortable and confident. >> i believe an active child going forward is an child going towards success. i believe this program is very successful because of the leadership of it, but also because the children want to do better. >> in camden, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, life music in the lehigh valley. >> 600 performers entertain crowds on 17 stages at this year's music fest. most of the concerts are free. early entertainment starts this afternoon at 2:00 in bethlehem. open ceremony for the 10 day event this evening at six. entire marathon of music runs through august 13. headliner for tonigh

. >> brenda aunque estÁ casada y tiene una hija apoya econÓmicamente a su mamÁ y tres hermanas quiÉnes su papÁ con ella. >> los abogado lograron cerrar sus delitos del pasado pero temen que al vencer su amparo lo saquen del centro de detenciÓn de adelanto para llevÁrselo a mÉxico. >> tenemos el temor que el gobierno, el departamento de seguridad lo va a deportar si no tiene una protecciÓn por el gobierno. >> ustedes como defensa quÉ estÁn pidiendo para rÓmulo a. >> estamos pidiendo su libertad para que se quede en estados unidos con su familia. >> rÓmulo a vive desde hace 25 aÑos en estados unidos y solicitÓ la visa u por un delito que le cometieron a su esposa en diciembre del 2016. ahora su hija mayor dice que serÍa una crueldad si lo deportan. >> el caso de rÓmulo a se ha convertido en sÍmbolo para la comunidad inmigrante porque fue arrestado en primeros dÍas de gobierno de donald trump y el impacto que genera la separaciÓn de familias y en estos dÍas se decide su futuro, en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo controversiales tÁcticas qu

. >> host: brenda stevenson teaches history at ucla. hereto her most recent book: "what is slavery." this is booktv on c-span2. >> book tv recently visit capitol hill to and members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> i intend to read different book

de dos delitos uno por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol y otro por conducir sin licencia sot brendaija de romulo "es la peor experiencia que nos ha pasado en toda la vida, todos los días es una batalla de continuar un dia feliz, cuando solamente estas pensando en tu papa y como el la esta pasando tan mal allí en donde esta" el abogado diamante explico que romulo avelica y su esposa son solicitantes de la visa "u".que se otorga a victimas o testigos de crimenes violentos que han colaborado con las autoridades sot alan diamante, abogado de romulo " es una poliza que ya existe en el departamento de seguridad que personas que son solicitantes de una visa u tienen que estar considerado para la visa u y que tal vez le dan la libertad" vo/blanca ---hoy continu la audiencia preliminar al juicio que se lleva en contra de juan francisco lopez sanchez por la muerte de ''kate steinle''. ---hoy sali a la luz que su verdadero nombre es jos inez garca zarate. ---matt gonzalez abogado de la defensora pblica dijo que no es raro que los inmigrantes con antecedentes por cruzar la frontera usen diferen

opposition activists brenda that we election of president who are kenyatta usher rage can you add to insists the vote was free and fair however protesters took to the streets and angry demonstrations they lit fires and gunshots were heard business premises were also attacked there are fears of a repeat of a massive post-election violence ten years ago where more than a thousand kenyan side and half a million were displaced. and over in egypt health officials say the death toll from friday's train collision near the coastal city of alexandria has risen to forty two one hundred seventy others were injured in the incident rescue teams are continuing to look for more victims the tragedy happened when a passenger train traveling from cairo crashed into the back of another train at a station one of the engine cars was derailed along with two carriages which pout up on top of one another according to a witness the country's transport minister says human error is the suspected calls . a german and he litter and this should have designed to appeal to all in the community is facing a backlash

brenda found out herfriend graham is also her fourth cousin. definitely a surprise to me, yes.y said i was the most related person in the village. the link was made through dna taken by a company which maps family histories. saliva samples were provided by 120 residents. that is about one quarter of the village's population. bledington looks like the quintessential english village. we were keen to see what diversity we could find within bledington, just as an example of what you could find all over britain. we explored a few villages like bledington, nearby and around the country, and once we started talking to the people within the village and met with the parish council, they were so excited about the project that, for us, it was the obvious choice. but the results were anything but obvious. it turns out that, as a whole, the residents in this most english of villages are less than 50% english. very interesting, because it tells you the percentage of britishness, you're from europe or irish... we're not completely british. the links stretch across the globe, from the cotswold

planned this evening's program i can say that there has been about a year in the making.last august brenda lawson our head of collection services mentioned that papers of gerry studds was processed and ready for researchers. she also mentioned that mark robert schneider, was because even he had been using this to research a book. on august 2016 he agreed to speak here so we are ready to go! it has been quite some time in the making. this is often the source of our public programs. this is worth acknowledging that the collection of papers was donated to us by dean harris the widower of studds. we thank him for the contribution. a selection material from this collection has also been on display in the library upstairs if he did not have a chance to see it peter has offered to make it available after the program for a few minutes. as an independent nonprofit institution papers like this and making them available to researchers is all done through the support of all members and donors.if you support this work and enjoy public programs such as this evening we hope that you will become a member

ok brenda will save we can get contact with us a bit later that a friend insisting an eyewitness said that we were talking to his he said he just pulled up in the taxi this is this horrific terror attack as it seems to be and the police describing it as out unfolded he said this found then excel right to the left that i'm blessed which is a pradesh to an area. in central boss alone packed with hundreds of people he said many of them then just nine dying bodies found that accelerated in his words about eight states. perhaps one hundred miles per hour so a traveling stream the fast so you people it's been confirmed have been killed by this and something like twenty injured but speaking to brendan there that witness as you heard as well as i did many people are still being treated at the scene just so you add to what he said to this driver of this band then fled the scene the local media reports that two are men then entered a restaurant in barcelona we've got no more on that this is just information that we're receiving at the moment it's. a local local channel called t v three is repor

under armour kevin plank, intel's brenda's homage -- brian resigning from the council yesterday after president trump's handling of the violence in virginia. remain --ing we improve american manufacturing inever, under armour engages innovation and sports, not politics. the current environment must change or our nation will become a shadow of what it once was instead of what it should be. caps on trump tower for the resident -- president is continuing his working vacation. marty shanker, let me start with you. kevin cheng saying the company is not in the business of politics, but some of the companies measure -- how could kevin plank have stayed on this counsel? >> well, it is a question of principle versus business interests. there are some ceos who have decided they are going to say because they want a seat at the table to influence the president. obviously, kevin plank has other noticeablynvolved, sales. he has to worry about the potential for more karting his products over this issue, said he decided he could not stay. >> kevin come let me turn to you have proposed a similar quest

he gets on with his wife brenda, suitcases, and their pet bird, taken to dry land. >> we thought it would never happen to us. we're probably like millions of other people that's happened to -- "oh, it'll never happen to me." it did. >> reporter: and tom, you can see the rescues under way right thousand. this town just got an evacuation order. the rivers and bayous are overflowing quickly, and they will reach their peak tomorrow. >> the new evacuation order there in vidor, texas. thank you. >>> the storm triggering another intense situation tonight. explosions and a fire at a flooded chemical plant. overnight, that company saying it is still too dangerous to go back in. families within a mile and a half have been evacuated. abc's clayton sandell is there in crosby, texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fire and water. flames burning through this flooded arkema chemical plant in crosby. two explosions already, and no way to stop any more. overnight smoke fumes sending fifteen sheriff's deputies to the hospital. worried residents here are getting mixed messages from the government. local offi

just to show you how big a shock it was brenda esters, analysts are expecting around the $5 million andlion loss, its first quarterly loss... business of a quarter until june, enormous two years. this used to be the world's biggest pc maker, they have lost that position to hp, a lot of that is down to the fast declining pc business globally but even that they underperformed, shipments fell 6% in the quarter which is much below the 3% decline in the overall market. the mobile business is improving, but not enough, still making a loss as a time when consumers are turning to ta blets time when consumers are turning to tablets and smartphones and its data business has yet to turn profits. even the company is giving itself quite a bleak outlook, it says a shortage of key components means costs will likely keep rising and its profit margins will shrink in the short—term looking ahead. the lenovo brand was once china's poster child for global expansion, but right now it looks like it'll be an uphill battle from here run. thanks, christine. asian stock investors joined a global retreat from ris

jackson, brenda schrum for the lawyers committee of civil rights under law, and linda chavez, chairwoman for the women of equal opportunity. she has led this action for more than 30 years. welcome to all of you. i have four minutes and i know we need more time on this super-important topic, but linda, you welcome this approach, from what i understand? tell me why and do you think there is an anti-white bias in college admissions? >> well, the question of racial preferences is not about anti-white bias. in fact, my organization has done studies of this for the last 20 years, and what we find is the group most discriminated against on the basis of racial preference are not whites but asian americans and occasionally some hispanics have some disadvantages as well. what is unfortunate is that this administration likes to throw dog whistles, does try to racialize everything, so naturally it's going to raise the hackles of everybody. my preference is that these programs serve as a disadvantage to those students whom they're intended to help. they result in mismatching of students, students are

to brenda when you when you still will this happen high five to divine travel before eventually stones. show i might have to go to study down there but i jumped on the check she and my next of are treating each one of the van which still growing at about one hundred odd and it looked like eighty one hundred ten on the. shawl. again i'm not recalling something that happened with an alligator. holding bill sorry for the call. and he should go down to the should look like it should also. make sure to write to the can and just tell the truth ok. just keep going through. that's kind of a no it's a very busy area now and then but on the shaming it was as much as i mean i would have been hundreds of people. thousands hundreds of them. and it looks like you chose to do the bit where she will what i'm going to streets on both sides of the car going up the direction even in the middle of. an area where people can walk underneath and shake the trees and reflection that he looked like he was driving down the middle of what i'm left ancient that i mean i don't know that they can say that it was an

. -- brenda is calling. caller: i think it's completely wrong for trump to pardon arpaio .rpaio went to the court system and he was found guilty. that should be the end of the story. the proposal about building the wall, i don't think we should spend another nickel building a wall along the border. we have thousands of miles of coastline along the gulf of mexico. drugs areh guns and smuggled into the country by .oat building a wall is like barricading your front door but leaving your windows open. s sanctuary-ra cities, ice agents must be getting some cooperation because nearly 500,000 immigrants are deported every year. almost 500,000 people are deported. must not beties that much of a safe haven. host: you mentioned president trump's long promised border wall. there is a story in "the wall street journal" about pressure to end an obama era program that protects young undocumented immigrants. the trump administration might as arotecting daca bargaining chip to get funding for the wall. what is your view of that? caller: i think they should allow the best they should go thr

named brenda, i think. ( laughter ) they told him not to forget to put the turkey in the microwave. when they came home, the turkey was in the bassinet. eva braun freaks out. hitler shoots himself in the bunker." ( laughter ) true story. we check him out. is that a true story? we'll fact check that. ( laughter ) so this story is complete nonsense. however, one thing about general pershing that is true is this quote of his: "a competent leader can get efficient service from poor troops, while, on the contrary, an incapable leader can demoralize the best of troops." did he say anything? ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) yay! yeah. huge. we always have a lot of general pershing fans in the audience. ( laughter ) and trump has had a lot of problems with history this week. mainly, how he'll be remembered by it, but also with defending the confederacy. and this morning, he doubled down, tweeting, "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you, dot-dot-dot-dot-dot... ...dot-dot-dot, can't change

brenda. caller: good morning. i watched yesterday and was just appalled at what was going on. it is as weak as tissue paper. -- our president is as weak as tissue paper. he is weak. he started all of this mess. now he does not know how to handle it. he has not tried to bring this country together since he has in the office. this is what happens. not been anywhere to have a rally other than in the states that he has one. he's too afraid to go into the states that he did not win. to bring the country he has to be stronger than what he is. why the grant whatever you call that man says he's fighting for donald trump. we all need to wake up. if donald trump doesn't know how to bring us together we have to do it ourselves. grab thet means let me hand of another white person because donald trump is not the one. in lumberton north carolina on the republican line. good morning. i am calling as a native american. i just heard terry mcauliffe make mention. i'm not offended by what happened because this is taking place in the south and these are some of the evils of slavery in the south.

brenda says it smells sometimes ya, one guy showed me picture, he use as beards oil. >> do you use a beards oil. >> no, all natural. >> do you just use hair shampoo? >> i did but then that caused flaking so we had to go to neutra gina t gel. not an end doser. >> t gel. >> t gel. >> you say we, he had to tackle that with danielle. >> yes. >> clean this up. >> what is all this. >> you know, when you don't wash your head on -- hair on your head, it is to did stink. >> uh-huh. >> same thing for a beard. >> uh-huh. >> so make sure you wash. maybe we will go outside and random people smell their beards in just zach. thank you, michael. >> we apprecate it. >> where did veronica go the shaking intern? where did she go? >> she left the studio, i'm done. >> oh, she left because it was distracting. >> well, we don't have a.m. did a are where ever she went. >> so that would be maybe the camera? oh, i hear it. >> so -- >> she got a t-shirt in her hands were cold. >> you only got about three, four more minutes. do you see any hardening. >> yes. >> it is? >> yes. >> really? okay. >> okay, we've got

. >> brenda's nearly new chevy cruise. she contacted us with a different concern.leaning process damaged the finish on her car's paint and dulled the grille and the trim. >> that's a lot of discoloration from the chemical or whatever they use to clean that >> at the car that handled her vehicle and dozens of others the owner said they're trying hard to make customers happy. he said those who are not satisfied should let him know so he can work on a solution. >> we're try to work it out and i have done about close to 200 as of today. and i do have the complaint one or two, that's it. >> today the car wash sent an insurance adjuster to get a look at the car. the estimate 1,700 bucks to repair. as for matt goldman who used a different cleaner. he's still waiting for the paving company to satisfy his concerns. >> all right. moving on. we've got some audio, is here. >>> new details on a crash over night on i-395 that made a lot of you late for work this morning. one person died after an accident in the northbound lane that hov lane near the pentagon. take a look, the cr

. -- brenda, houston. where are you?-45 and im on the hate to say this but i am feeling bad and i am going to follow the later that called earlier and go out and see what i can do because i got maybe a puddle of water outside of my french doors. i have been very blessed. that is not the reason why i called it i wasn't going to call because i didn't think this is time to be political but the elderly guy that you just had but he was articulate enough to want to batch of the woman who called in and didn't want trump to come. i too would rather he didn't but he can do whatever he wants. i want to comment. don't bring president obama's name up. if you think this president cares about you, you keep watching how he does. test start using your brains are not your hatred. that is all i have to say. i wanted to correct you. last week a woman called in saying why are the numbers switched every month? i want to tell the lady it is exactly what you think pete i have been watching c-span since brian lamb was in a small room with no wi

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