what is the point i've got to double your culture's got rock spirit here to help us figure that out hey scott you know i actually interviewed david hasselhoff about this ai generated movie script and i have to say i'm still not sure if i talked to the real david hasselhoff or the robot what does that mean i don't know i mean i always have this always suspected that they watch was created by a higher intelligence so maybe that it's ok so now we just saw some examples of artists who have used ai as a tool to help them create but can an algorithm can a machine be creative in and of itself i guess that's the core of this this whole topic that was the the core of the debate today at the global media forum we had a panel specifically looking at ai and creativity and. invited a whole range of people including the indian multimedia k.-k. and he looks at ai just as another tool like like a paint brush and he uses it the computer programs are like this which is very impressive but he's always one of us always in control he's always the one with the vision it's always clearly his are that he's creating

>> hey, scott. that's right the next wave presenters are seen as the up and coming hedge fund managers. a lot of them talking about the potential for their picks as it relates to china and a slowdown there, as well as how their picks might perform if the overall economy begins to slow down, which is some commentary we haven't heard as much over the last few sohn presentations in years past. matthew smith of deep basin capital pitched a long in cabot oil and gas saying it was a unicorn in that industry a play on the marcellus shell. cabot has about 18 years worth to drill he said it could yield about 80% up side and he believes there is limited down side in investing in that stock. we also heard from angela aldrich of bay berry capital partners she pitched a short in a company called treasury wine estates, tweau. traded in australia. they produce wine commercialized wine she says that china has been a key driver of growth in recent years but that has reached an inflection point given some of the guar

is going to be and that's not going to be a good thing for the market or for cyclical sectors >> hey, scott. so you sound a bit lukewarm here and i understand where you're coming from. i'm curious, how does the presidential cycle play into this because as it seems to me you have the stock market president who wants to get re-elected and will likely do anything to keep stocks higher does that fit into your analysis in any place >> well, we think about that we're not thinking about it and it's not in the top five things that we're rpging about, but certainly, we're right on the cusp of just like any presidential cycle where you start to see some things and the incumbent party tries to do some things to continue to boost the economy and continue to make the overall economic environment look good and that usually is certainly helpful when it comes around to the election time. so i think that's a part of it, but right now we would say with the federal reserve likely awe the table here, we're not looking for cuts and certainly not hikes for this year and network. the worry is global growth and tr

. >> thank you more breaking news with leslie picker hey, scott we're speaking with some investors asr the price i pricing they've sought to cover about $9 billion of shares this uber is offering to investors. on a deal of uber's stature, we would expect to see b about ten times of oversubscription levels including snap lyft was about 20 times oversubscribed facebook was more than five times oversubscribeded so the sentiment is that the demand is weaker more muted than they were initially expecting partially due to the market sell off, partially to the lyft sell off and just as it relates to the company's fundamentals and price by which they were debuting. they felt it was still a premium. >> good stuff. thank you. >> down a lot. relevan relevancy. the quality of people many it understand what they're buy iin and they're committed to the long-term. there's not a next quarter story. this is a five year story. >>. >> if you filled each one of those investors in, thai faint right now, they think it's a free put . >> a good deal, you get a fraction of what you ask for >> if they tell you,

>> hey, scott, it's still going down i don't know if i have to say that a sixth time instead of a fifth time >> i'm saying it could be any stock. >> i can relate but i'm in the friend zone, not the buy zone. >> shannon, talk to me >> you know, i think -- one of the things i want to touch on is josh's point and even if you have a not so rosy outlook for the market in the second half of the year we're going to still want to own some equities so i think a place that's interesting is healthcare. healthcare's going to have an immense headwind as we think about changes to managed care and drug pricing, however there are companies that make sense that have, you know, good competitive advantage, whether it's a company like anthem or unh in managed care, i also like constellation. i think that a company like that, where you're looking at focusing on core brands, where you're looking at expanding out into cannabis, they also have a ventures part of their business that's incredibly interesting and thinking about driving growth in a space that other competitors are not. >> down a lot today for obvi

downturn for the -- our work shows that it probably will make a new low, undercutting the lows -- >> hey, scotting to work on your line it's a little shaky. but i think he's sounding bear niche sayi ish. >> i think his phone line just inverted shout to scott so one thing i want to point out is that we had a somewhat similar crash in bond yields in the u.s. in the summer of 2016 and it was equally inexplicable because the economic data wasn't bad. it was kind of tough to understand what is the bond market seeing the stock market isn't not that the stock market had a great first half of '16 but the bond market looked like it does now. and then on a dime, the brexit vote happened in late july the entire thing reversed. bonds had sold off yields started to rise the whole narrative changed within a month or two and then the election reinforced it and we flew even higher. small caps went crazy. transportation stocks. i'm not suggesting something like that is in the offing we have seen the bond market telegraph a recession that didn't come before and it wasn't that long ago. about three years ago. >>

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. >> thanks, scott. hey, check these little guys out. new prairie dog pups at the san francisco zoo. they have names. meat, sprout, rad itch, walnut, meadow. they received 2700, including game of thrones characters. they were born at the zoo two months ago. have you ever watched them how they warn each other? danger is coming. >> only texting. >> there is always a lookout. and they make chirping noises. >> really? >> yeah. >> here she comes. >> they are cute. reminds you of a garden. we will see rain in the garden. >> we have rain headed our way. we have been waiting a month and a half. i think we all have. we have the dry weather. that will come to an end. this is a live look at walnut creek. a sunny start to your monday morning. the beautiful weather continues today. we start out in walnut creek at 55 degrees. at 10:00, we're at 62. 70 degrees by 1:00 today with mostly sunny skies. eventually heading into the mid-70s for the inland areas. oakland, 65. san francisco, 62 degrees. all right. let's get to the rain. we are all going to be t

tip-off just about two hours away, scott. >> hey, guys. red nation is not in the house yet. but a couple of hours from now, they will be. and i'm telling you, the toyota center will be rockin'. and by the end of the night, one of two very different scenarios will come to fruition. either the warriors will take a three-nothing lead and a strangle-hold on the series. or we'll be tied up at two g apiece, heading back to the bay. and best of seven will be reduced to best of three. some of the warriors arrived here at the arena, including steph curry. curry always the center of attention. but at times like this, when he is shooting just 35% from the floor, seven of 29 shots in game 3. it's hard to know whether the dislocated finger on his shooting hand is affecting it. any time a series drags on, there are adjustments to be made. particularly when you lose a game, as the warriors did on saturday. at the top of their list today, rebounding and energy. >> we definitely gotta cut down the rebounding margin. for us on that side of the game. >> the biggest adjustment is always the emo

scott. >> caller: hey, jim, grew up in pennsylvania and listened to you every day. >> sweet, thank you. >> caller: you suggested and i purchased in december, ringcentral, 2014. sadly i haven't bought more but i still own it what do i do with it >> we like the ringcentral we spent -- i think it's a very, very good company. you know what, if you just have an odd bid of it, up 40% and like i say, no one ever got hurt taking a little bit of a profit. it is a good company, though let's go to mike in florida. mike, mike, mike >> caller: hi, jimmy. >> what's up, mike. >> caller: hey, i was calling about tandem diabetes today. >> yes. >> caller: i know you've been bullish on that for awhile earnings just came in this morning. the stock's down a little bit. there's been a lot of chatter about the other larger companies that have been reported today. >> right. >> caller: didn't hear anything about tandem >> this stock at one point was up eight then down three then up six. like dex com was up four these stocks all sold off at the end of the day i like the quarter and i like the dex com quarter but th

scott. >> reporter: hey, pat, his na is jacob wallace. aju grand ry has just indicted him and according to court ilings from feder investigators, he set a gasoline can on fire in d.c. th feds say he initially admitted doing so, saying he was trying to get the government's attention, then they y he began denying it. that fire inflicted little a damage but it potential threat to a building that holds original copies of the u.s. clnstitution and the dearation of independence.ec archive sity tells us they tried to douse the flames themselves but the fire was too big and o hot so they had d.c. fire crews do so.o nttorney or contact information is immediately available for jacob wallace but the court dockets show no history of criminal activity by nm i d.c. the feds and their paperwork says wallace called them from a safeway on wisconsin avenue tom ad the crime. they say they found him sitting on a park bench outside the white house. in theoo news rm, i'm scott macfarlane. pat, back to you. >> scott, thank you. >>> storm te4 is monitoring anoth

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scott? >> reporter: hey, wolf. tornado touch down here in linwood, kansas.lled considering the level of destruction. this is one home along the road of many that was completely flattened. this had the roof torn off. look at the tree. there's a mattress blown into it. the tree can snapped in two as well. preliminary estimates have this tornado at an ef-4. this wind was 170 miles an hour. it was about a mile wide. it was on the ground for almost an hour. it was one of 100 tornadoes that have touched down in the u.s. over the last month but also the strongest reported yet. tonight nearly 40 million people at risk of more severe weather from the plains to the east coast. this after parts of kansas and pennsylvania were hit hard tuesday night. >> we do have debris on the radar confirmed. >> reporter: a huge rain wrapped tornado touched down. >> i just feel my house coming apart. the skies open up. it was raining like crazy in my basement. >> reporter: tim says the tornado destroyed the brick wall. across the street ron and fran took cover in their basement near m

scott. they don't even have fidelity around the idea of profits and they're not, i don't want to say, i actually do want to say, they're sort of arrogant about it like heyer have to be profitable so scott, i think you're right you've got to look long run, but if these guys don't have any fidelity to basic things like earning profits 20 years from now, we got a problem. this stuff is not that complicated. i ran a tech company for 20 years. i sold out last year why are tech guys like me given a pass on basic fundamentals does not make sense to me. >> scott, your thoughts on that? >> yeah, i would, i actually agree. i think the thing again stepping back look iing more long-term, h concern i have about both of these business models and they're very different companies. there's been a lot of talk about that geographically the business mod e els themselves when you u take a look at this, the worry i have is that they depend on a lot of external factors, regulatory factors, the drivers themselves pricing that they can't always control. caps on the number of drivers in major cities like new york i worry that they end up looking like the airline industry before

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scott. looking forward to it. over to rick santelli. heyrick. >> thank you you know, there's a lot of markets where the visuals pretty much the tell the entire story one is a product we export that china's pretty fond of soybeans here's a chart of beans back to 2008 right now, they are hovering at level we haven't closed out since the end of 2008. but it doesn't only effect the exports in the commodities right now, tens hovering around 239. 247. down eight basis points. if you up the chart year to date, the feature is 236 is the low r for the year from the end of march so we're not that far away that's the level you want to pay attention to finally, when it comes to the equity markets, it is wrap upd in what's going on with the trade skirmish because china and president trump, the u.s., they direct much of their talk towards each other through the transmission of the marketplace to see how it moves, handicap, who's getting hurt, who's getting hurt more and to that end, we see that we have what is called a triple top in stocks. that's really

when he meets donald trump formally on monday when hey covering donald transmitted to japan talking to us live from taking thank you now robert scott is a senior international economist with the economic policy institute and he says the trade deficit between the united states and japan goes well beyond just these 2 figures. donald trump looks at the world through bilateral glasses if you will he's always looking to make a deal he seems to think our problems are just with individual countries which china number one mexico is another one he picked on a course a 3rd one here is pan and the problem is that we really have a system of global trade imbalances and the president is not prepared to deal with that it doesn't just affect united states effects many countries this offer from unfair competition from some of the same countries that we're talking about we'll certainly claim that he will take any kind of credit he can for any kind of deals he's. looking to have some quarter of a trade deal which pay and of course not but i think we haven't heard mention of the fact that japan is facing elections in july it's unlikely that the japane

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scott. looking forward to it. let's get to the cme and rick santelli hey, rick. >> good morning, sarah most of the time technicianstention to closes we have talked about it. various closes are prioritized different with time frame being the key component. a quarterly close or a monthly close is more significant than a five-minute or hourly or daily close. an intraday. toss those intraday can be important. i look at the board and see 2:33 for a two-year, 2.55 for a ten we were at 2.20 around fed q&a time around 245 in ten years. let's go to the ten-year chart this starts beginning in 2016. why is that important? i'll tell you why. because of this right here we have talked about it. the big double bottoms in the 130s 2012 july, 2016 july at that point in time everything takes on additional meaning. let's go to it what do we always talk about double tops. double tops are very significant. let's talk about what's going on it's hard for me to believe interest rates moved down so dramatically i love my double tops and even i question the three and a quarter. could they have that much horsepower indeed they have first re

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hey, robin, good morning. >> good morning. i am in atlanta, g.a., at the coretta scottg young women's leadership academy. so many, so many amazing, incredible students here. they have no idea what or who is coming to celebrate them and we will all morning long. i cannot wait for this, guys. >> we can't wait for it either. they are going to be so excited down there in atlanta. >>> we have news to get to at the top. that breaking news overnight in the battle over abortion. missouri the latest state to advance a ban. their senate passed a bill to restrict abortions after eight weeks. alabama's governor sigd a near total ban overnight. abc's steve osunsami is in montgomery with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. there are three remaining abortion providers here in alabama and one of them tells us that they had their lawsuits ready to file the minute the governor here signed this law. the battle here and in other states debating this is far from over. early this morning, just after 4:00 a.m. sleepless lawmakers in missouri became the l

scott's apology. >>another look at the bay bridge approach until plaza camera showing hey mid-april congress hears we're actually seeing cars moving in this shot all morning long we've been showing it to basically looked like a static photograph with it, nobody moving but at least it's slowly creeping forward now that the accident has been cleared from the >>now it's time to recover. yeah tweeted out the traffic was backed up through the maze so replied no it's backed up to los it's back. absolutely so all of your connector still slow but at least we have a traffic moving on the bay bridge now westbound at the incline that was the scene of a fatal accident since 4 30 this morning and the backup continues, although we've moved this activity out of the way this is what you're going to have to sit and delays in the cash lanes fast track lanes carpool lanes filling all the way through the maze 35 minutes at least for now to make your way into san francisco's we've been telling you all morning consider barred. i know it's hard to find a parking space this time of morning that maybe use the rideshare service

scott mclean is live in linwood, kansas, surveying the damage. what do you see? >> reporter: hey, john. we don't know how long the tornado was on the ground for. it was long enough to do a lot of damage. this was an ef-3. wind speeds more than 136 miles per hour. if there is good news it's that we are in a lesser populated area on the outskirts of linwood, kansas. it is hard to believe that under this pile of wood and debris, that's what's left of somebody's house and belongings. this might have been the garage. hard to tell. we think there was a house back there that was destroyed. that tree is completely snapped in half. over here, you can see this row of trees completely snapped and look at this rv that's been completely turned over upside down. we don't know where it was, where it came from, how it got there. it gives you a sense of how strong the storm is. may is the worst month for tornadoes. this may has been especially bad. severe storms sweeping through the midwest and heartland to the east coast, hammeri inin ining and leaving behind a path of destruction. the 13th day

hey, campbells. who's your new maid? i protect your home and auto. my time is thin, but so is my lawn. now there's scottslizer to feed! now yard time is our time. this is a scotts yard. >>> so the latest is that don mcgahn says on orders from the white house he's not going to show tomorrow when the house judiciary committee meets. the former counsel's perspective is key as to whether the president obstructed justice. the judiciary chair that issued the subpoena is jerry nadler. welcome back to primetime con gr congressman. i said why did they wait until the 11th hour and these experts are saying everybody knew he was going to do this. not true. you were given indications. what is your reaction to it? their pattern is to tell the committee the night before. but this is part of the pattern of the president and rudy giuliani and the white house intimidating him and acting law leslie to prevenlt ht him from testi testifying about the obstruction of justice. so you're dealing with a lawless president willing to go to any lengths to prevent testimony that might implicate him. that does implicate him. >> the fi

hey, look, you need to start running. i have run for city commission a couple of times in owensboro, and i talked to scott, a guy who works for scott, and he said kids graduating from high school are not even prepared to work in these factories, and that is set. a lot of the young people are college material. they ought to go to a trade school, where in a trade school they could probably learn faster in a traceable than -- trade school than they could college. a lot of them are not college equipped. host: that is andy. -- caps on tuition and whether kids are prepared to go to college. guest: well, i certainly agree with andy on the second one, the point that he was making. there are a lot of kids trying to go to college that simply do not belong to it i also agree with andy that the colleges have to take what is given to them. and what is given to them are the students that graduate from elementary and secondary schools, and we have a problem in america with that. part of the problem is the disciplinary problem. part of the problem is a learning problem. and the colleges suffer from that. as to tuition cap, i have general

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scott, let me start with you. the president did not get a warning from the fbi, hey, this guy is under investigation, because the fbi doesn't do that sort of thing, but he was warned about flynn repeatedly. >> yeah, milk was a bad choice. you know -- >> always a sucker for "anchorman" references. >> yeah. look, there were other people who could have filled this job. if we could build a delorean and go back in time, we could prevent this hiring from happening. it happened and he's gone. it's one of those things that i wish we hadn't have done it, but we did it, and there's no way to defend it today. >> you were shake ying your hea? >> the idea that it wasn't knowable at the time that he was a train wreck, i think anybody who was paying attention, you didn't need any inside information to see that this was going to be a problem. and we also know that he was warned by lots of different people, by president obama, by chris christie, you know, and other people, like, you don't even need the warning, you just need to be sent yeient and payi attention. >> and sally yates, she said, this guy is lying to you and we now think

scott family isn't mourning alone. maurice was also stolen from the community that he loves. >> every time kmi over hei comee he was ry respectful, humble. >> maurice had just finished his freshman year at rssome prep in southeast. >> i never had a disrespectful moment from maurice and i think he just knew how to be a good person. ts no doubt that started with mom, but what hur most is the birthdays, christmass she won't get to share. it's the fact that the daily gestures of a loving son towards is mother is something she'll never experience again. >> he always used to kiss me on the forehead in the morning. that's what i'll miss the most. >> reporter: it is leer that cl fhe folks in southeast are sick and tired o violence. up on scene lled occu handing out fliers just trying to get ahold. you heard about the generosity of the young man. she will be donating his organs in the hope that he might be able to give so the gift of life. >>back to you. cory smith, thank you. >>> more changes coming to what's been called one of the most deadly roads in the country. activists have been fighting for changes. now the highway is

scott morrison's win? michael: yes. that was just what i was getting out. ,hey had come up a little bit just because of the clear shot confidence.f things like rebates for pensioners who hold shares. these not being taxed. this is all good news for people in markets and businesses, these sorts of things. it is this issue when it comes down to drilling deeper into the economy that consumers are not spending. it has eroded a lot of their wealth. they are retrenching on spending. consumption is 60% of gdp in australia so this is a significant sector. people might be thinking scott morrison is pledging to cut taxes. at the same time he has to pass legislation through the senate, i hostile senate. it probably will not come until later this year. there is an intervening periods. yvonne: let's talk about more of the fiscal side as well. scott morrison has promised tax cuts. will that be enough to boost the economy now? michael: yeah. i mean, the flow through from the tax cuts is likely to come later this year. economyalready gotten not much above stall speed at the moment, ford was at the end of last year. the question is if the economy

scott mclean is there. tell us about preparations on the ground now for more tornadoes. >> reporter: hey, jim. luckily this area specifically is out of the woods for any tornadic activity for the next two days, but as you said, there are some 40 million people across the country who could have a possibility of seeing a strong tornado today. here in linwood, this is all about the cleanup effort today. this thing came through last night and it came through pretty last minute for the these people, a lot of people were watching tv, they got down in their basements, got the alert on their phone, heard the sirens and got in basement. the mayor said a lot of these houses look like they're completely gone. this doesn't look like a house, this looks like a pile of garbage. that is somebody's belongings there. believe it or not i spoke to a friend of the homeowners here and he said that they were actually home at the time. they were in the basement. it doesn't look like there is a basement, but if you look over here there is actually one just a little bit dug into the ground there. so they were able to

hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. run with us. search "john deere x300" for more. >> life from "america's news headquarters" i'm jon scott.n capitol hill this weekend. triggered by michigan congressman the first to claim the mueller report fun is show the president committed impeachable offenses. he is accusing attorney general william barr of deliberately mr. presented special counsel findings. he thinks it should be impeachment proceedingsagainst the president . hausman early ken mccarthy says he's just looking for attention. >>> a dangerous week and across nations heartland. nearly a dozen tornadoes have raked to the southern plains injuring several people. destroying homes and businesses. oklahoma, texas, kansas and nebraska are bearing the brunt of the storm. some regions report went as fast as 130 miles an hour. i'm jon scott, i will see you at the top of the hour for the "fox report". now back to the greg gutfeld show. ay night-y-night. [laughter] i hate you! that was great. >> i thought that was good. greg: for the first time since 2001, the underwear parade will not be seen on network tv. in a memo to staff staff

in highlands ranch, colorado, right now, scott, what are you hearing this morning as they try to reconcile this and try to figure out what to do? >> reporter: heyhe student kevin cole said he was stunned to hear the shooting could take place here but he's not surprised that one of the suspects is his friend devon erickson. erickson tried to get a rise outside of everybody. he had a quick temper especially with his liberal political views. but what seemed offcolor are the jokes he would make, when he would whisper to cole not to come to school tomorrow, implying he was going to pull off a school shooting. and also this -- >> he would walk into the classroom. he would say, when the pencil hits the floor, i'm going to start shooting. he would drop pencils randomly throughout class. kids would hear these things and tell their parents about it and immediately go tell higher faculty or administration about the events that transpired. >> reporter: cole said at the time, they were laughed off as nothing. but looking back they seemed more like unmistakable warning signs. cole also explained that erickson had harassed his older brother which drove a wedg

hey, everybody! my next guest is the former anchor of "cbs evening news," and a correspondent on "60 minutes." his new book is called "truth worth telling." please welcome our friend, mr. scottn television! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay, i believe it. and now it has been reported as news. it's official right now. >> i should have had a band at the "evening news." >> stephen: you know what? >> now i think of it. >> stephen: you know what? norah is taking over. would you advise her to get a band? >> absolutely. and an audience. you have the best audience in television. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: so important-- so few-- here's the thing about you-- so few newsmen know the value of pandering. that's the first-- that's the first-- that's the first step in being a good newsman. it is-- it is-- it is a storied position. not that many people have been the anchor of the cbs evening news. do you actually have any via to norah? how do you do that job? >> norah and i have already spoken about this, and i'm not at all surprised she was way ahead of me. it's not about the anchor. it's about the 250 people who put the broadcast on every day. it's about the people who ar

hey, a long way to go in this series. all eyes were on the officials after the missed calls in game one in the series. the rockets least favorite official, scotter was on the court with this one. in the end, the officials not the story. it was the injuries. when you zoom in, your finger is not supposed to bend that way. he returned with a dislocated finger, looked okay. knocking down a three there. james harden also getting hurt. wrapped across the eyes by green there. he has to go to the locker room, but would return as well. he did a three in the fourth to pull the rockets within three. that's as close as they would get. the warriors win, 115-109 to take a lead in the series. they talked about it after the game. >> it hurts, but it will be all right. i didn't break anything. fortunate. just got to deal with pain and, hopefully before saturday that goes away. be fine. >> just trying to go out there and do what i can to help my teammates. >> the bucs dominating the celtics. milwaukee outscoring boston by 21 points in the third quarter. yanis is dominant in this one, he scored 29. 123-102 for game three. yankees pitcher, cc sabathia joining an

maybe i felt like, hey, i don't know what to do and i can play this off of this impeachment game and see how it floats. well, going back to what scottd, it doesn't float well because if you look at history -- i'm giving you a bit of history lesson, scott. remember when will when bill clinton was impeached he had -- he was dealing with congress, tom delay was going after him and viciously and he worked for the american public. he did the s-chip. he balanced the budget. and there was a surplus then. the earned income tax credit. he also had the -- the waste initiative, going around the country trying to heal the racial divide with townhall meetings. power means service. no matter impeachment or not. >> scott. >> yeah, well i would just say that the president is also doing things for the american people on the economy. we've got a red hot economy, low employment working on trade deals right now, standing up to china that he was expected to do. so i think -- i think you can always say a few things that a president is doing. i was telling that you it is going to be exceedingly difficult that they are calling people criminals. >> the auto

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