cal/osha has now slapped the farms with several health and safety violations. in the case of california terra garden where the first shootings happened, cal/osha says the farm didn't have a plan in place to warn employees about active shooter threats. the mass shooting was actually the second time an employee tried to kill a co-worker there. a manager shot at a co-worker last july. cal/osha says california terra garden did not provide active shooter training afterwards. violations at the other site, concord farms, also include a previous act of violence. cal/osha says the farm didn't develop a plan after an employee assaulted a farmworker. it also said management failed to properly investigate that assault. >>> also tonight, not the dream vacation that they imagined. three bay area families are dealing with three separate drownings, all snorkeling in hawaii. the most recent involved 77-year-old judith bailey, who drowned while snorkeling at poipu beach in kauai on june 19th. her oldest son tells us that judith was a loving wife, mom, and grandma as well as a lo

cal osha, handing out citations of those locations. >> state investigations are exposing the poor working and living conditions at to half moon bay farms where back-to-back shootings left 7 people dead earlier this year, california's division of occupational safety and health known as cal osha has cited those farms for more than 40 violations, including failing to establish a workplace safety plan and address workplace violence. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> as authorities descended upon the 2 farms where the shooter killed 7 of his former co-workers. investigators also discovered dilapidated living conditions and other hazards. now following a months-long inquiry, state regulators with osha, the occupational safety and health administration have issued a scathing report warning for their actions are possible at california terra gardens cal osha issued 22 violations, including failure to have a plan or procedures to immediately notify employees of an active shooter threat and instruct them to seek shelter. total proposed penalt

cal osha found 19 violations, including failure to address workplace violence and develop procedures to correct and prevent a hazard. both farms were cited for not having a plan to deal with workplace violence and train workers in their native language on how to report incidents. both were also cited for lacking to secure permits for on-site worker housing. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges. >> being filed half moon bay mayor deborah penrose says that the small coastal community is still in a recovery phase, trying to find shelter and other basic resources for people affected by the shooting. >> the county and the city are working. on a project for. owner occupied. prefabricated homes. at our stone pine corporation yard, where we have extra acreage and that's something that is. being finalized as we speak. >> kron 4 reached out to both farms for comment, but neith

the california division of occupational safety and health cal osha. they have cited these 2 farms for more than 40 violations, including failing to establish a workplace safety plan and failing to address workplace violence at california chair gardens cal osha issued 22 violations, including failure to have a plan or procedure to immediately notify employees of an active shooter threat and instruct them to seek shelter and at the other place, concord farms, cal osha found 19 violations. both farms were cited for lacking to secure permits for onsite worker housing as well. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges being filed. >> and the mayor of half moon bay who also says the small coastal community is still in the recovery phase, trying to find shelters and other basic resources for all the people who are affected by the mass shooting. w

cal osha found 19 violations, including failure to address workplace violence and develop procedures to correct and prevent a hazard. both farms were cited for not having a plan to deal with workplace violence and train workers in their native language on how to report incidents. both were also cited for lacking to secure permits for on-site worker housing. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for. other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges. >> being filed half moon bay mayor deborah penrose says that the small coastal community is still in a recovery phase, trying to find shelter and other basic resources for people affected by the shooting. >> the county and the city are working. on a project for. owner occupied. prefabricated homes. at our stone pine corporation yard, where we have extra acreage and that's something that is. being finalized as we speak. >> kron 4 reached out to both farms for comment, but neit

cal osha found 19 violations, including failure to address workplace violence and develop procedures to correct and prevent a hazard. both farms were cited for not having a plan to deal with wdrkplace violence and train workers in their native language on how to report incidents. both were also cited for lacking to secure permits for on-site worker housing. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing, inadequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges. >> being filed half moon bay, mayor deborah penrose says that the small coastal community is still in a recovery phase, trying to find shelter and other basic resources for people affected by the shooting. >> the county and the city are working. on a project for. owner occupied. prefabricated homes. at our stone pine corporation yard, where we have extra acreage and that's something that is. being finalized as we speak. >> kron 4 reached out to both farms for comment, but neith

cal osha has just cited the farms for more than 40 violations, including failure to establish a workplace safety plan and failure to address workplace violence at california. terra gardens cal osha issued 22 violations, including failure to have a plan for procedures to immediately notify employees of an active shooter threat and it struck them to seek shelter and at concord farms. cal osha found 19 violations both farms were cited for lacking to secure permits for onsite worker housing as well. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and out of that working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges being filed. >> as mayor deborah penrose, who also says that their community is still in recovery phase, trying to find shelters and other basic resources. for those who've been affected by that mass shooting, we did reach out to both of the farms for comment. neither responded. the suspect. lee's remains in custody facing several charges, includi

cal osha found 19 violations, including failure to address workplace violence and develop procedures to correct and prevent a hazard. both farms were cited for not having a plan to deal with workplace violence and train workers in their native language on how to report incidents. both were also cited for lacking to secure permits for on-site worker housing. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges. >> being filed half moon bay mayor deborah penrose says that the small coastal community is still in a recovery phase, trying to find shelter and other basic resources for people affected by the shooting. >> the county and the city are working. on a project for. owner occupied. prefabricated homes. at our stone pine corporation yard, where we have extra acreage and that's something that is. being finalized as we speak. >> kron 4 reached out to both farms for comment, but neith

cal osha found 19 violations. both farms were cited for the lacking of securing permits for onsite worker housing as well. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges being filed. >> half moon bay's mayor says that the small coastal community still in the recovery phase, just trying to find shelters and other basic resources for people affected by that shooting. we did reach out for a comment to both of those farms. neither responded. the suspect schenley zao remains in custody facing several charges including 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. he has pleaded not guilty. >> we'll take a break here at 809. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a nonprofit save the family shelter in san francisco from closing. we'll have more on why the organization says it was important to keep that

cal osha found 19 violations, including failure to address workplace violence and develop procedures to correct and prevent a hazard. both farms were cited for not having a plan to deal with workplace violence and train workers in their native language on how to report incidents. both were also cited for lacking to secure permits for on-site worker housing. >> i think it it is definitely determine >> for other farmworkers other farm owners. >> to provide adequate housing and adequate water and i'm at good working conditions. i think >> aim is one thing. i think. >> i wouldn't be unhappy to see criminal charges. >> being filed half moon bay mayor deborah penrose says that the small coastal community is still in a recovery phase, trying to find shelter and other basic resources for people affected by the shooting. >> the county and the city are working. on a project for. owner occupied. prefabricated homes. at our stone pine corporation yard, where we have extra acreage and that's something that is. being finalized as we speak. >> kron 4 reached out to both farms for comment, but neith

cal osha has slapped the farms with health and safety violations.s pled not guilty to shooting seven people. >>> a new warning from oakland police. watch your back when you're at the atm. there's been an uptick of robberies when people are getting cash. people are reporting getting approached by one or more people with guns who rob them. opd recommends being aware of your surrounds. and if possible, use an atm inside the bank branch. >>> immediate changes in downtown san jose, following our report about open-air drug dealing and drug use. on friday, we showed you this video, recorded by neighbors, near 3rd and san fernando streets. open drug use is becoming common. less than 24 hours after our report, the mayor called an emergency meeting with the city's police chief and county undersheriff. >> you come to san jose to deal drugs, you'll be arrested and prosecuted. we're taking this seriously. >> this is happening one block away from the san jose state campus. the next day, neighbors saw dealers and users returning to the same spot. today, we saw thi

they were cited for 22 vie lags by cal osha. concord farms 19 vie lags failure to address previous cases of workplace violence. sa mateo county organizations have been helping these displaced workers land temporary housing. but the companies need to step up and do more. >> to me it is not enough. we are talking about life of savin farmworkers it does not compare we have people that come, still come to us, in our offices, the conversation comes up, they are struggling. you know, we are talking about, you know, more than five months later, you know. and they are still crying >> we reached out to both companies for a response tonight. we have yet to hear back. >>> public transit in the bay area is struggling. we have bee talking about that a lot. and a plan to save it will turn to drivers and their wallets. lawmakers want to add $1.50 to the toll at every bay area bridge but forget golden gate. the increase would be in effect for five years. supporters insist it will generate $900 million for public transit. >>> we have to talk abo

. >> cal osha has cited to moon bay mushroom farms for health and safety violations. all of this follows the january mass shooting that left 7 farmworkers dead. more than $165,000 in fines has been proposed for the 2 farms. 4 violations, including failing to train spanish and mandarin speaking workers and failing to secure labor camp permits for onsite worker housing, california. terra garden faces 22 violations while concord received 19 violations coming up on kron, 4 news tonight at 6, a new recording of former president donald trump which could become the critical piece of evidence in special counsel jack smith's case. wildfire season is here. we're going to look at what crews are doing before things dry out heat up. >> and you can soon watch kron 4 in more places. the bay area's local news station is launching on youtube tv starting this friday, june 30th. you can watch all of our live broadcast on youtube tv. live broadcast on youtube tv. make sure you tune in. ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are bus

. >> cal osha has cited to half moon bay mushroom farms for health and safety violations. that's following the january shooting that left 7 farmworkers dead. more than $165,000 in fines have been proposed for those 2 farms. the violations include failing to trains spanish and mandarin speaking workers failing to get get permits for onsite worker housing, california. terra garden is facing 22 violations and concord farms facing 19 violations. >> still to come, east bay police are searching for the suspects wanted in connection with a fatal hit and run. the latest on the investigation there. >> also, the supreme court rejects the theory that would have transformed american elections. but for san francisco, lawmakers pushing there public safety budget, the latest in their efforts to the latest in their efforts to try to revitalize the city. ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪ the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap. -with hands-on training, recruitment support, and access to a wide network of employers, this

cal osha filed 22 health and safety violations against california tera garden, it's proposing $113,000 in fines. concord fines in half moon bay is facing 19 violations with a $51,000 fine proposal. the agency says both employers failed to establish a workplace safety plan and secure labor camp permits for on site worker housing. the shooting suspect worked at both farms. prosecutors say xiau first opened fire at california garden killing four coworkers and wounding another. he drove to concord farms and killed three more workers. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> immediate changes are rolling out following our exclusive report about open-air drug dealing and drug use in downtown san jose. on friday, we showed you this video recorded by neighbors near 3rd and san fernando street. they say that kind of activity with people openly doing drugs on the sidewalks is becoming very common. less than 24 hours after our report, the mayor called an emergency meeting to address the issue. today we found a noticeable increase in foot patrols in the area. police, though, stressed that it is going to tak

the worker laura rea is filed a complaint with cal osha detailing when she began to experience back pain, kidney pain and blood spotting. when ray has asked for a manager to leave her 8 hour shift early. the manager responded, quote, you can't leave later that evening and she had topic pregnancy, which can be potentially fatal and she suffered a miscarriage. kron. 4 s justin campbell is at the strike. seen he'll have more on this story coming up later tonight on kron 4. now to our 4 zone forecast with a live look outside at a traffic backing up in the bay bridge toll plaza. yeah. but it was a nice day and a conference. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. sarah lawrence. it's friday. it's father's day weekend to promise yeah, it looks like it's going to be at least a very nice start to the weekend we get to sunday. i think we'll see a big change. >> in the weather pattern is we're going to see some much cooler air and the winds are really going to kick up on sunday. now it's breezy outside right now. winds over 20 miles an hour already. and that is bringing with it. some of the patchy fo

reyes has filed a complaint with cal osha. we have reached out to burger king for a response, but we have not yet heard back. after weeks of back and forth, the los angeles dodgers decision to invite the sisters of perpetual indulgence brought out protesters to the team's pride night celebration. ktvu jana katsuyama has reaction from sports fans and the sisters. the protesters began gathering outside dodger stadium for hours before the game. they held a prayer protest, saying they believe the dodgers should not honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence who dress in drag as nuns and priests. and so i want to say thank you all for being taking the first step in that, for being out here today and saying enough is enough. we love all the brothers and sisters and the ones they often or religion we just only we can say god bless to them. the controversy exploded when the dodgers announced they would honor the los angeles branch of the sisters with a community award at friday night's pride game. after the los angeles archdiocese and

gun a little bit, and it may be that the best solution might be just to use this to kind of goad cal osha more sophisticated way than this bill would provide. so i don't expect that this bill will become law. and i think we're going to see changes one way or another in the assembly, let alone we'll see if the governor chooses to sign it, which which i think is dubious, at least as written right. right. when you mentioned that, let's just say i'm working in a retail store. someone comes in to steal. i confront the my let's just say get shot and hurt. you said worker's comp would cover that to me. it is so hard to think of worker's comp as anything when your child is the one who's been shot. you might have life altering injuries forever. i can't stop thinking about the case that happened at the home depot in pleasanton where the young man tried to stop a suspected shoplifter was shot and killed. right. what the recourse for that? well, it's well, worker's comp doesn't give you very much money. when i say you would get worker's comp, it's nothing. the numbers are low. right. right. and unles

reyes has filed a complaint with cal osha. we have reached out to burger king for a response. we have an update tonight on the growing response from state and national leaders to address the fentanyl crisis in san francisco today. federal leaders have promised more resources to help get more drugs off the streets. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us from the newsroom with more on how soon these resources could come in and what they will be used for. alyssa well, greg, the initiative is expected to launch in the next coming months. officials i talked to said the need in san francisco is the drug trafficking and people coming from outside the bay area to commit crimes here. san francisco has been approved for the next phase of operation ocean overdrive, a program which provides federal resources to help tackle criminal drug operation. as speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement saying the department of justice approved san francisco in its next phase of the operation. after she wrote a letter to the attorney general asking for support back on april 27th. in a tweet, speaker pel

cal osha has filed 22 workplace safety violations against california terra garden and proposes more than000 in fines. concord farms has 19 violations and faces more than $50,000 in fines. violations include an alleged failure to develop violence prevention plans after previous incidents. ama: it has been just over a week since the titan submersible implosion in the north atlantic that killed all five people on board. it is now the subject is of an international investigation good u.s. coast guard is putting together the group looking into what happened. dan: as they do, that we are hearing from the wife and mother of the two victims. abc news reporter reena roy has the her story. reena: for the first time since the deep-sea tragedy that killed her husband anthon, christine dawood speaking out. -- husband and son, christine dawood speaking out. christine: i never want to hear that again. reena son suman were aboard during a mission -- suon were aboard during a mission to the titanic. >> to pursue civil or criminal sanctions as necessary. reena: new images show the robotic vehicle that ini

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the safety violations being levied by cal osha. >> a brief rebellion in russia. new response from the kremlin and what we are learning about a deal that stopped the attack. reggie: governor newsom making good on his promise to push back against the oil companies. new laws now in effect to have californians at the pump. we will get to the stories, but first, we checked in with drew. drew: temperature still below average for this time of year. outside this morning, here's a live look from the camera showing you those overcast skies. temperatures right now, starting off in the 50's. tickle temperatures first thing out of the door on her tuesday. live doppler 7 invisibility showing you some low visibility despite having overcast skies. we are doing just fine when it comes to visibility. some coastal drizzle underneath the fog right now. future rather showing the clouds are slow to break down. temperatures today, a few degrees warmer than yesterday, but we are still cool for this time of year. 68 oakland today. 75 in san jose. about 81 in santa rosa and antioch. much

two mushroom farms and half moon bay are being cited by cal osha for violating workplace safety rules one farm, california terror garden, was cited for 22 violations, including failing to have a plan to notify employees of an active shooter threat. the proposed fine is more than $113,000. concord farms was cited for 19 violations, including failure to address previous incidents of workplace violence. the proposed penalties add up to nearly $52,000. both employers were also cited for failing to establish a workplace safety plan. well, the office vacancy rate in san francisco has reached a new record high of almost 32. preliminary data from the commercial real estate services and investment firm cbre says a net one point 9,000,000ft!s of office space ws added to the market in the last three months. industry experts say the vacancy rate continues to rise due to less demand and remote work. the office vacancy rate is expected to peak by early next year at more than 33. it's been a rough year for businesses in san francisco since the pandemic. recently westfield, nordstrom's and whole food

. >>> two farms in half moon bay are facing thousands of dollars in fines from cal osha. this is for not properly preparing and responding to a mass shooting earlier this year. zhao is accused of the shootings. he worked at the farms and allegedly shot four people at terra garden and three at concord farms. >>> a new state law is in effect that will punish oil companies for profiting from price spikes. it's a first in the nation law that began last night. it requires oil refineries to report new data to the state of california, including when they're offline and what their profits are. the california public interest research group says the new law will make a difference on gas prices over time. >> what this bill does is create better transparency in the gasoline marketplace so that we can hold oil companies accountable for needlessly overcharging californians and then penalize them for excessive profits. >> the petroleum association argues the law will actually increase costs and blames state laws and regulations for interfering with gas supply. governor newsom is a big s

earlier this week cal osha issued fines for both farms for health and safety violations. >>> this morning two san rafael police officers are facing misconduct charges. they're accused of unlawful assault and making false statements. the district attorney's office saying that after going through evidence, which included body cam video, eyewitness accounts, medical records and a record from the san rafael police department, it concluded there is sufficient evidence to prove the charges. we do want to warn you the body cam footage is difficult to watch. here you can see that arrest, july 27th of last year, the court documents there say that the victim julio jimenez was accused of having an open beer container. you can see him standing up saying something to the officers and that's when brandon nail and former officer daisy mazariegos take him down and beat him. >>> today the supreme court is expected to release rulings on cases, one for student loan forgiveness. that decision will likely come today. president biden announced the plan last year to forgive up to $20,000 in loans for about 37 m

two farms in half moon bay are facing thousands of dollars in fines from cal osha for not properly preparinging to a mass shooting there earlier this year. zhao is accused of shooting seven people in january's mass shooting. he worked at both farms. he allegedly shoot four people at california terra garden and three at concord farms. the fines are for health and safety violations. zhao pleaded not guilty. >>> the oakland police department is reminding everyone the next time you withdraw cash from an atm, be alert. this follows an uptick in robberies. oakland police say some thieves are stealing right from people as the cash comes out of the machine. others are following victims home and then stealing their personal belongings. opd reminds those withdrawing to always scan your surroundings and confirm that you are not being followed. opd says the safest way to go is to use an atm located inside the bank. >>> san jose city leaders are proposing an expansion to a program which would prevent evictions and help renters make it in the bay. leaders are considering a program that would enable those

cal osha is now citing two mushroom farms in halfmoon bay for violations of workplace safety rules after seven workers were shot and killed back in january . california terror garden was cited for 22 violations, including failing to have a plan to notify employees of an active shooter threat. the proposed fine is more than $113,000. concord farms was cited for 19 violations, including failure to address previous incidents of workplace violence. their proposed penalties add up to nearly $52,000. both employers were cited for failing to establish a workplace safety plan and train workers in a language that they understand. they were also cited for failure to obtain labor camp permits for worker housing. a woman dragged by a car and knocked to the ground after chasing a man who stole her purse in alameda. our crime reporter henry lee spoke with the victim who says she does not regret going after the criminals. so for me, for me to fight all the way to the end, i feel good about it. a 69 year old woman is speaking out after she chased after a robber who had just taken her purse in alameda. s

california terra garden was cited for 22 violations by cal osha including failing to have a plan for an active shooter situation. and concord farms was cited for 19 violations including a failure to address previous cases of work case violence. san mateo county organization has been helping displaced workers land temporary housing and they say the companies need to step up and do more. >> to me this is not enough. we are talking about $120,000 for the life of seven farmworkers. it does not compare. we have people that still come to us to our offices and a conversation comes up and they are struggling and they cry. we are talking about more than five months later. they are still crying. >> we reached out to both companies for a response . we will let you know when we hear back. >>> reports are coming in that russia's security agency has closed its investigation into the wagner rebellion. russian president vladimir putin spoke out on it for the first time since it happened this weekend. calling those leading the short-lived rebellion, traders, who played into the hands of ukraine's gov

happened at california terra garden and concord farms earlier -- in january, but earlier this week cal osha issued fines for both farms. >>> this morning two san rafael police officers are facing misconduct charges, accused of unlawful assault and making false statements. the district attorney's office says after going through evidence which included body cam video, eyewitness accounts, as well as medical records and reports from the san rafael police department, it concluded there is sufficient evidence to prove the charges. we need to warn you the body cam footage is difficult to watch. here is a look at that arrest that happened on july 27th of last year. court documents say the victim, julio jimenez lopez, was accused of having an open beer container. lopez was standing while saying something to the officers, and that's when officer brandon nail and now former officer daisy mazariegos allegedly tag him down and beat him. both officers are scheduled to appear in court on august 11th. >>> let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning where, beginning tomorrow, those tolls

two mushroom farms in half moon bay are being cited by cal osha for violating workplace safety rulesworkers were shot and killed back in january. one farm, california terra garden, was cited for 22 violations, including failing to have a plan to notify employees of an active shooter threat. the proposed fine, more than $113,000. now concord farms was cited for 19 violations, including failure to address previous incidents of workplace violence. the proposed penalties add up to almost $52,000. both employers were cited for not establishing a workplace safety plan. the search for answers to why the titan submersible implode is now focusing on the debris fields on the ocean floor. the top priority is mapping and recovering the debris. investigators say like an airline crash, it can provide evidence about what could have led to the destruction of the submersible. but unlike a plane crash, the water will disturb the debris pattern. one woman who was the mother of one of the passengers and the wife of another is now talking about how difficult it was to not know the fate of her family. we

cal osha is now citing two mushroom farms in half moon bay for violations of workplace safety rules after seven workers were shot and killed back in january. in california, tara garden was cited for 22 violations, including failing to have a plan to notify employees of an active shooter threat. the proposed fine is more than $113,000. concord farms was cited for 19 violations, including failure to address previous incidents of workplace violence. their proposed penalties add up to nearly $52,000, both employers were cited for failing to establish a workplace safety plan and train workers in a language they understand. and they were also cited for failure to obtain labor camp permits for worker housing. new at ten, governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders reached an agreement tonight on a $300 billion state budget. this deal ends a weeks long standoff over the governor's proposal to fast track energy, transportation and other infrastructure projects in california. sources close to the negotiations said the governor had considered vetoing parts if not all, of the spending plan. the leg

cal osha is now citing two mushroom farms for violations of workplace safety rules after seven workers were shot and killed back in january. california terror garden was cited for 22 violations, including failing to have a plan to notify employees of an active shooter threat. the proposed fine is more than $113,000. concord farms was cited for 19 violations, including failure to address previous incidents of workplace violence. their proposed penalties add up to nearly $52,000, both employers were cited for failing to establish a workplace safety plan and train workers in a language they understand. and they were also cited for failure to obtain labor camp permits for worker housing. police in brentwood are asking for the public's help tonight in finding a teenage girl who may have run away from home. police say 15 year old dulce avelar was last seen on thursday at her home on sand creek road. she is described as five feet four inches tall, weighing about 180 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. police say at this point they do not suspect foul play. anyone with information about th

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