i said the votes are rigged, we can win new mexico.pplause] i said why, they don't want to stop the people wearing across the border, gang members, new mexico wants to keep it going like it is? we almost won it twice and i believe we won it twice. [cheering and applause] if you can watch your vote counter, if we could bring gone down from heaven, we would win this, california, a lot of states. a lot of states that they say a republican cannot win. we are going to win it. you've got to keep the votes honest. i have so many friends, i've been here before as you know. i'm thrilled to be in this beautiful state with thousands of proud working -- proud, hard-working american patriots. i'd like to begin by asking a simple question, are you better off now than you were four years ago? we had per gallon one dollar and 84. i was corrected by the people in washington can you believe it? $1.84 a gallon. now you are at $3.50, four dollars. if things didn't go the way they are expected to go you would be at nine dollars, $10. i come here with real

days to go, donald trump made a detour from key battleground states today, he went to a rally in new mexico. it's not exactly new york or california, but it is not a state right now based on the polling that we've seen that he is expected to win and trump insisted that victory is possible there and also falsely claimed that he had won there before we all almost wanted twice let me tell you. i believe we want twice. >> okay. you want to know vote counter. if we could bring god down from heaven, he could be the vote counter. we would win this. we'd win california and a lot of states not sure god wants to be brought into this, but i should note, california has not gone red at the presidential level since 1988. donald trump lost the state in 2020 by more than 5 million votes. he's also never won new mexico, despite claiming that it was rigged. you can see the numbers here. biden feted trump there in 2020 by more than ten points. hillary clinton won the state in 2016 by more than eight points. my source tonight is north dakota governor doug burgum, also a surrogate for the trump campaign. govern

but republicans, a 100 full may, can cause an upset with new mexico. and with both candidates, heading west to arizona, new mexico and nevada states with many latino advises that alone tells us they are important. but just how important to the result of the election. ave, i put that question to stay that stephen knew no pets. he's a power, a professor of politics and international affairs at northern arizona university are not critical, not only in the southwest, but mostly because in the south west like places like arizona where phoenix is where the largest portion of the portion of hispanics live. about half of finance, which is the largest city in arizona, is, is hispanic. and the similar to, to arizona, nevada. las vegas is, is the largest city by far. i'm and where the population center is in nevada and there's a lot of hispanics there. so ms. dennis are extremely important. there's about 18000000 hispanics that we're expecting to vote in this in this next election. so joe biden, donald trump in 2020 by just 10000 votes or 10490 votes. and so any,

mary, thank you. >>> former president trump in new mexico late today with a message to latino voters. trump also talking about the economy, bringing down costs, saying he will create a new cabinet position to reduce the cost of living. trump has said that elon musk would play a role, and elon musk now saying americans should prepare for temporary hardship. abc's rachel scott with the trump campaign in nevada, as well. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump traveling to new mexico, a state he lost twice before, but says he can win this time. >> so, i'm here for one simple reason, i like you very much, and it's good for my credentials with the hispanic or latino community. as i was saying, i love the hispanics, i love them. >> reporter: it comes in the wake of the uproar over a speaker at trump's madison square garden rally, making crude jokes about latinos, calling puerto rico a, quote, floating island of garbage. >> i think it's called puerto rico? >> reporter: in his closing argument, trump zeroing in on two issues -- inflation and immigration. >> but i've come here today with a message

stansbury of new mexico. the speaker pro tempore: the with question is on agreeing to the motion to recommit. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 198. the nays are 206. the motion is not adopted. the question is on the passage of the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the bill is passed. >> mr. speaker. i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: which the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficie

i said, why you can't win new mexico. i said, look, your votes are rigged we can win new mexico.can win new mexico. i believe we won it twice. okay, you want to know the truth and if you can watch your vote counter if we could bring god down from heaven, he could be the vote counter. >> we would win this. we'd win california. we'd win a lot of states if god could be the vote counter. let us underscore trump did not win new mexico twice. he lost by eight and 11 points, respectively, in the last two presidential races, while trump sowed more doubt about the upcoming election there, the vice president adding another celebrity to the campaign trail, jennifer lopez, appearing late last night at a rally in las vegas, hitting donald trump over the puerto rico comments that were made at his madison square garden rally he has consistently worked to divide us at madison square garden, he reminded us who he really is and how he really feels it wasn't just puerto ricans that were offended that day, okay? it was every latino in this country. it was humanity and anyone of decent character. >>

and so, we wish you a lot of luck in bernalillo county, new mexico. enjoy the hatch chili over there. what do you think your legacy is or what would you like your legacy to be here in santa clara county? cindy: it's a great question, i mean, i think for one that i really believe in local government and i believe that public service is still an incredibly noble thing to do. and what i hope is that through hard work and what i've accomplished for the community that i encourage other people to run, and also at a local level that we encourage more and more people to engage, not just run for office, but really to deeply engage in their communities, because that is the only way they will get better. damian: and i know that election day is only two days away, and so we'll talk about that also in just a bit, but i remember, cindy, before i was a news reporter, i was a campaign manager for someone running for city council, and they brought you in because i wasn't running as a campaign manager things the way they should be run, and you came in and kind of rolle

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and 48% new mexico.d and to expand he certainly will win the presidency. maria: you been at this avalon time a real student of politics. i want to get your take on the closing arguments. president trump is making his closing argument all about policy once again and he was talking about his plans throughout the campaign . . . that harris has not given us any information whatsoever. insults and slurs against trump his supporters of course president by the calls trump supporters garbage. , light harris calls trump a fascist and hitler and then you have the billionaire investor in the harris campaign sarah get mark cuban with a doozy of the mall for his remarks on the view yesterday. that's take a look this never gets old. watch this. >> donald trump you never see him around strong intelligent women ever. it's that simple, they are intimidating and he does not like to be challenged by them. >> what an ingrate, cuban is trying to clarify and writes this on next yesterday. i know many strong intelligent women

number one, new mexico really got close in 2016. i actually thought it might have been a state that could be flipped in 20. now, that didn't happen but so i think there is movement there. also a very competitive house race. and i think that's actually the bigger reason, because the one thing people forget about these rallies is we get the data from all the people who were there. they can go to that campaign now to that congressional campaign. you were at the rally make sure you get out the vote, bring your friends. yeah. and the key here is, as we know as we just heard from both candidates at this point, it is all about getting out the vote, getting people to the polls especially if they're your supporters. speaking of support, in terms of growing support among latino voters, with the gop donald trump is up weight strongest showing more popular than any gop nominee in 20 years. and we're seeing that growing support in down ballot races. how concerning is that? >> well, look in an election where every single battleground state is vir

i said, why, you can't win new mexico. i said, look, your votes are rigged. we can win new mexico. and let me tell you, i believe we won it twice. >> to be very clear, donald trump did not win new mexico twice. it wasn't t even close. he lost new mexico in both 2016 andbo 2020. but that's the trump campaign strategy right now. go to a state you lost twice, a state you're not expected to win this time, and just say that you won. there are five days left to go until election day, and as donald trump spends his time campaigning in blue states, his running mate is spending his time talking to right-wing pod casters from the manoverse. today the pod casters joe rogan released his full interview with vise presidential candidate j.d. vance. pid they talked about sports to conspiracies like how anti-depressts cause mass shootings. >> the moment where i really started to get red pilled on the whole vaxx thing is the sickest i've been by far was the covid vaccine. i was in bed for two day, my heart was racing. i was like the fact we're not even allowed to talk about that -- no serious injury

republicans won, of course, a senate legend from new mexico, new mexico, you have always elected republicansk a couple of reasons. one, new mexico is a state that is clearly not interested in extreme positions. the republican party today, it is a moderate, it is and focused on the middle, it is and focused on working-class americans, even if folks voted, assuming they would support that agenda, new mexicans know in this day and age that is not the case. democrats in new mexico, including me, are delivering in that regard. free childcare, investments in affordable housing, free college, so much investments in raising wages and opportunities that now in new mexico, because of those investments, went from 50 in child poverty to 70. we clearly demonstrated we know how to make a difference in family stability and opportunity. that is what people want at the end of the day. they don't want extreme positions. they want to make sure we are focused there and they want to make sure we are not taking away fundamental rights and freedoms. the state is squarely is making sure women's rights, the reproduc

corners area, farmington, new mexico.l in school and. i got encouraged by some of my teachers there to think about being a lawyer. i had been elected president of the student there at farms in high school and just a few indians at that school, mostly non-indians, but still got elected and the some of the teachers said, you really ought think about being a lawyer. so. okay well, i'll go to college and put in four years and get ready to go to law school. so that's what i did. i went to school at the university of new mexico and when i was a senior, getting ready to graduate, i went over to the law school to make sure they got my and also get some information because i had a scholarship to go to college, academic scholarship needed one to go to law school for i got admitted and went over there and they looked at me and said, you look like an indian. i said, yea and they said, well, do you have a minute to meet with the dean? oh, i'm already in trouble, not even in my state. what is this? so i went in and met with the of the

. >> reporter: latinos make up half of new mexico's population, and trump's support among latino men makes it a tempting last-minute target. his two other stops today? arizona and nevada, where new polls show harris leading among latinos, but in arizona, she's running six points behind president biden's margin with latinos in 2020. and in nevada she is 25 points behind. we met michael arrevelo who is voting for trump. >> i do eventually want to own my own house. and the way it's at right now, i don't see it happening within the next four years if kamala ends up being president. >> reporter: martiem supports harris. >> 100% everything she's said about the community, women's rights, education, and immigration. >> reporter: then there is the key issue of housing. nevada's clark county, where trump campaigned today, is among the toughest in the nation to buy a home, according to an nbc news analysis. the median home price now up to $452,000, among the top 15% of county prices nationwide. the vice president has proposed $25,000 in government down payment assistance. >> i will fight to help

we can speak now to new mexico governor michelle yeoh on grisham, a democrat governor. t to see you again. great to have you on bbc news. how are you feeling at point about ice president harris's chances? the polls show this race is essentially tied. >> i think most of us, myself included, are cautiously optimistic. we are seeing record turnout of young people and female voters. we know these are good segments of the voting population for the untry that are very favorable to both the vice president and governor walz. i am feeling really good about that. some of the more recent polling is certainly starting to indicate that better than the averages that we are seeing, including in the exit polling, a number of folks who have voted for or are planning to vote for the vice president. we have known from the onset of these 100 days until right now, that the margins are incredibly narrow. razor thin. the kind of competitive race that i think americans should expect more of in the future. but they are really harrowing for the candidates and the folks supporting each candidate.

it is now beginning to make almost the move into new mexico.but boy, out ahead of that, this can be a classic setup for northern new mexico and also into colorado, especially the front range denver boulder. they can get a lot of snow out of this kind of a pattern here. mount veeder is 52 north northeast at 14. oakland hills 53, northeast 25. and a northerly breeze at boulder creek. so we're still northeast, but thankfully the wind speeds have come down much, much more. so down towards santa cruz, you can see it's still north northeast, but wind speeds are generally less now than ten miles per hour. yesterday there was about 35 for some 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. half moon bay 61. santa rosa 37. you're seeing some big spreads on some of these temps, including pillar point at 62. woodside is 38, atherton, menlo park and stanford, right there at 40, i would think they'll dip into 39 here. truckee is 18. south lake tahoe 19, mammoth 28. and reno is at 26. alturas 21. so cold in the mountains, but much calmer conditions will still get a little breeze to

it is now into new mexico. look at the moisture source tapping into big time snow in colorado, the front range of the rockies and the plains. that is rain and thunderstorms. just a whopper of a system. we still, for most, have a slight northerly breeze. i mean, it's not much, although oakland north has turned west southwest, so that's one positive sign. 30s 40s on the temps. half moon bay is down about 20 degrees from this time yesterday. 41. there's menlo park, 39 walnut creek, also in there at 39 degrees 21 jackpot. truckee south lake tahoe, a lot of 20s, including reno in there and mammoth. also, a couple of systems are taking aim at the high and they'll spread cloud cover over the next couple of days. and i think eventually it will lead to rain. but not until monday. looks good today, sunshine. nice, but changes are on the way. more clouds cooler over the weekend, especially by sunday. and i think monday i would plan on some rain. almost all the forecast models except one. the gfs of course are saying we wi

trump did not win new mexico twice. it was not even close. he lost new mexico in 2016 and 2020 but that is the truck campaign strategy right now. go to a state he lost twice, estate you are not expected to win this time, and just say you won. there are five days left to go until election day and as donald trump spends his time campaigning and blue states, his running mate is spending his time talking to right-wing podcasters from the manoverse. trump and jd vance talked for three hours from everything from banning transgender individuals from sports to how [ inaudible ] can cause mass shootings. >> the moment where i really started to get rid pilled on the holdbacks thing was the sickest i have been in the last 15 years by far was when i took the vaccine. i had covid at this .5 times. i was in bed for two days. my heart was racing. i was like, the fact that we are not even allowed to talk about that, even though serious injury that even the fact that we are not able to talk about the fact that i was as sick as i have ev

you can't win new mexico. i said, look, your votes are rigged. we can win new mexico. we can win new mexico. we almost won it twice. and let me tell you, i believe we won it twice, okay, you want to know the truth. so i'm here for one simple reason, i like you very much, and it's good for my credentials with the hispanic or latino community. >> wanted to go to get the credentials. well, for fact's sake, the votes are not rigged. and donald trump lost new mexico by eight points in 2016 and by more than ten points in 2020. meanwhile, there's more good news for the economy. that means all of us. which a new president will inherit in less than three months, no matter who it is. inflation continues to cool as it has for the last two years. the fed is widely expected to cut interest rates again at its meeting that is just one week from today. and in these final days of the presidential race gas prices are headed below $3 a gallon in many parts of the country. they're already near $3 or lower. when i hear people say they were even lower when joe biden took office, remember, w

southern colorado and northern new mexico, dry and sunny conditions for the week ahead. means we're going to have good melting. southern california, winds finally dying down across los angeles. they were over 75 miles per hour for those fires. at a glance the midsection of the country on sunday looking really nice. of course a lot in the northeast looking forward to that first measurable rain in over 40 days. jericka? >> andrew kozak, thank you. >>> today the white house announced that president joe biden and president-elect donald trump will meet in the oval office this wednesday. cbs' willie james inman joins us with details and more on the changing political fortunes on capitol hill. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. the meeting between president biden and president-elect donald trump comes as the balance of power in washington is on the verge of a seismic shift. incumbent senator jacky rosen's win in nevada is a sigh of relief for democrats, but republicans will have the majority in the upper chamber in january. ballots are still being counted

but i just -- we just spoke with new mexico governor, she is extraordinarily impressive. for more -- where are we going -- he's far more progressive than the average voter in arizona, he won though. he reached out to people. he figured out how to win. and, of course, in nevada, well, in nevada, nevada civic candidates keep doing what nevada senate candidates keep doing for democratic party. they always figure out a way to win, just like, again, in arizona, four democratic wins. i understand people are really down for a lot of reasons. we see this after every election. but, man, there are some opportunities that the party can grow on, right? >> yeah. look, this is one of the most interesting questions to me right now. there is still some self-reflection needed. i still don't have all the answers. i'm sure you don't have all the answers. s answers. that's a healthy thing. one of the most interesting things to me right now is i talked to elissa slotkin, she won in michigan, a state that harris and walz did not win at the top of the ticket. how did she win? i talked to andy k

"you can't win new mexico." i said, look, your votes are rigged, we can win new mexico. and let me tell you, i already believe we won it twice, okay, if you want to know the truth. >> to be very clear, donald trump did not win new mexico twice. it wasn't even close. he lost new mexico in both 2016 and 2020. but, that is the trump campaign strategy right now. go to a state you lost twice, a state you are not expected to win this time, and say that you one. there are five days left to go until election day, and as donald trump spends his time campaigning in blue states, his running mate is spending his time talking to right-wing podcasters from the manosphere. today, the podcaster, joe rogan, released his full interview with vice presidential candidate jd events. they talk about everything from banning transgender athletes in sports, to junk science conspiracies about how antidepressants cause mass shootings. vance also managed to work in a fair amount of covid vaccine skepticism, as well. >> the moment where i really started to get red pilled on the holdbacks thing, was t

then it will eject into new mexico.this is a huge snow producer for the rockies, especially for northern new mexico into the texas panhandle and also for the front range of colorado. if you know anybody who goes or if your son or daughter goes to colorado state or beautiful boulder in colorado, i think they may measure it close to four feet. that's how this this is a classic setup for denver to get a lot of snow. our low will kick out. the wind. speeds have come down. they'll still be picking up a little bit today. but when the wind speeds come down man oh man it was cold. petaluma. felton. cordelia, pleasanton, morgan hill, lafayette, menlo park, fairfax all between 34 and 39 this morning. and if it feels colder to you, it is, except for half moon bay. everyone is running colder. many double digits. colder at one time. petaluma and santa rosa were 22 degrees colder than yesterday. at this time. there's still a little northeast breeze. not that much. 21 above the oakland, above the claremont, mount veeder northeast. so

it was unseasonably hot on the drive to west texas, close to the new mexico border, random oil wells and using a band and data to landscape. i look, there's some right there in august of 2024 texas producer and 5000000 barrels of oil per day about the production capacity of canada. the nearly half the oil produced by the entire country comes from this state. so oil ripples throughout the entire economy here where we're headed, the university of texas over millions of acres of land and the more boilers pond to the more it adds towards the dominant museums or from the state, also live from oil money that's including the petroleum museum in the city of midland, part of oil country, everything here sits on top of the permian basin and oil field that stretches from west texas to new mexico. a. there's a bunch of old oil equipment here because texas has been at the center of the us oil booms for decades. and all of these behind me are old drilling rigs. they did back to the 1920s, did the 1st step. and while extraction drilling a well, then come to pops there. sometimes we can go look at o

as well as new mexico. kind of the hair is brought up reproductive rights again, a, she rallied supporters in phoenix, arizona. she condemned comments by her republican rival, donald trump, that he would protect women whether quote they like it or not. which is why yes, we will both because we also understand if you was elected he has been pretty clear in his behavior and his deeds. he will ban abortion nationwide. he will restrict access to birth control, put idea of treatments at risk enforce states to monitor women's pregnancies, and you don't have to take my word for it just google project 2025. well, during his rally and henderson, nevada, donald trump accused terrace of operating a locks border policy and promised a mass deportation program if he's elected and will put these vicious and blood thursday criminals in jail. i will kick them the hell out of our country with one of my who are open border. normal hours is also actively aiding and abetting the worst human traffickers, giles, about the drug de

and trumps made stops in albuquerque, new mexico and henderson in nevada, where he accused come of the house of being responsible for a max boat a policy. he promised a mass deportation program selected north korea's farm and stuff as a country is committed to housing, russia and it's well with ukraine. chase on. he made the comments june. amazing was the russian counterpart in moscow. that's off to washington said about a 1000 north korean troops have entered the coast collegian in russia. those are the headlines statements and sylvia as next the . ready and my citizenship was revoked on the ground stuff i am aligned to a to aligned with, i presume. and everybody presumed what the british government is referring to is peach just had to hurry to ship your wrist as far as the guy is all i criminal attachment. so it's not like you said something about what it might do is you can back to you any other time that you found yourself back in a document by back to be used to be able to give it another concert. there's no, i have nothing to loose that if you do there's, i do, does get consequen

how do you see this all playing out especially in your home state of new mexico? >> yeah. new mexico is a border state and our governor just a couple days ago made clear we will fight donald trump and any efforts to conduct his mass deportation plan. you know, i think it remains to be seen how they plan to execute this, but the fact that they've put stephen miller and another project 2025 guy in charge of these efforts show that they plan to try to do it. if they do, we will go to the courts. we will not consent. we will not participate. we will not allow state and local law enforcement to participate. it is unconstitutional. is illegal, and we will fight them every step of the way. >> as you know, republicans blocked the release of former congressman matt gaetz house ethics report. what does this tell you about how republicans will approach oversight in the next congress? and do you think that report will ever be made public? >> i hope it will. i mean, i think certainly the recommendation of my republican colleagues is that it is made public. it's very clear that he stepp

big snowstorms happening. >> somara: this is new mexico, okay?w 31.7 inches of snow, beating their all-time record se set in 1957 of 27 inches of snow. old man winter with an early appearance. the heavy snow falling in parts of colorado. i will say, this storm system is going to continue to taper off as we head through the afternoon. denver, winter storm warnings in effect. the southern tier of the same storm system is bringing heavy rain to places like arkansas, missouri, louisiana, and that's tropical storm rafael. that's feeding into this. it's only enhancing and exacerbating the situation. as a result, high risk for flash flooding in central louisiana. we could see 2 to 4 inches. some spots >> somara: that's a look at your local forecast. they're dealing with snow here. it was so warm this weekend, or this past week, right? >> janai: it was. you said old man winter. whit -- >> whit: she looked right at me. >> janai: you have a guilty conscious, but thank you, somara. >>> we have a passing to note. hollywood is remembering actor tony todd. tod

i'm sitting on the 10th circuit in a federal court of case comes before from new mexico and my. seventh grader is training burps for laughs. now, you might have been guilty of that too. i probably was. and instead of to the principal's office, his parents being called. he was arrested and handcuffed. that's how we're dealing with these things today. and and get into why. but what is the scope of the problem it's part of its administrative actions for sure. but it's on all levels. we're all guilty. it all right 100 years ago, the entire code could fit into one slim volume. today it occupies a whole wall in my office. all right. it's doubled in size since the 1980s. all right? that's my lifetime. many of you in this room, how many criminal laws are there on the books? nobody knows in the administration somebody sat down, try and read them all and count them, and they're just scattered throughout. they gave gave up, get estimated. 3000. right. today, it's probably double that. it's at least 5000. the criminal laws today on the federal level. what about regulatory output because rea

he did really well including in your own state of new mexico.re hoping for? ida. americans were hoping for? no, absolutely _ americans were hoping for? no, absolutely not. _ americans were hoping for? no, absolutely not. i— americans were hoping for? iirr, absolutely not. i think the vast majority of americans are deeply concerned about costs, about costs of gas, groceries, housing. but it may not be entirely evident to them that the cost of the pump are not really related directly right now to drilling. we're seeing the largest expansion in american history and it has not corresponded to lower gas prices. we are being gouged at the pump. expanding oil and gas drilling is not about the american people, it's about expanding opportunities for multinational corporations to benefit at the expense of the taxpayer. i think it's also worth noting that not only did the plan to open these lands, they plan to resend the endangered species act, they plan to take away planning and public comment for opening public comment for opening public lands and waters

this is razor thin close in a lot of states. >> dana: look at new mexico.ry was biden 54, trump 43 in 2020. in virginia it was biden 54, trump 44. there could be some major changes. i believe jim garrity at national review did a piece yesterday there are other reasons to go to these places including congressional races. >> a swing district in new mexico that democrats hold and donald trump doesn't want to win the presidency and not win the house. democrats would impeach him immediately just for winning the election. these aren't swing states. these are outer ring blue wall states in theory. if trump sweeps the sun belt he could win in new mexico and virginia and not need the blue wall. he will only win them if there is a sweep and he doesn't need them. so some people compare this to hillary going to texas. it is not that. he hasn't neglected the blue wall states. i don't know if he will get much from these visits. >> bill: in that spin you can find something that looks like some factual information and details that may lean one way or the other or make you

bear in mind new mexico and arizona are on the border with mexico. here's some of what we've heard. and we know we have an opportunity in this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we are done without. we are exhausted by it. we are with that. we are done with it. and reno, this is the thing— we know that this is not who we are. that's not who we are. and it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. cheering and applause then donald and donald trump asked rally——goers if they feel better off today and he promised to bring back the american dream. i'v e i've come today with a message of hope for all americans with your vote in this election, i will end inflation, iwill stop the massive criminal and, you see it, you see it, the criminal invasion, horrible, some horrible deftly people, are not going to allow it. they are not going to allow it. they are destroying our country. we will destroy it immediately. and i will bring back something that you haven't heard for four that you haven�*t heard for four yea

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