warner: hard work. [laughter] it's a little old-fashioned, but the idea that politics is enough the water's edge is a bit of a mantra we tried to maintain. burr and i are under pressure. i'm in the pressure to reach a conclusion and he is in the pressure to get it done. we try and stick to following defect. -- as i mentioned yesterday, we were with the cia chief, we were with meetings on an effort around security finance reform, we had a long session on 5g. don't lack for areas of concern. iran, venezuela, the china challenge, ongoing terrorism threats, the challenge from russia. the committee that sometimes -- it got reinforced yesterday with some of the folks we were meeting with on 5g. the country really wants to hear some folks who are still trying to put country over partisan interests. in thefolks administration continuing to say and reinforcing what we may be trying to do in spectrum reallocation. really important now more than ever. it's a little nerdy, but it is really important. you are only a

and what i mean by that is, so think about time warner and all the great brands. warner bros.dios had an unbelievable ip library. think about hbo. think about turner with cnn -- if you can take a business like this and put a lot of money into it, invest in it, and equip that content to be delivered to the consumer, then what better way to do that than to be paired with a company that has 170 million customers out there that we can distribute to? david: ok. ok. so you announced this acquisition for $85 billion. the u.s. government said, well, we don't like this acquisition, even though it is a vertical merger. you weren't really buying a competitor. the u.s. government went to court to stop you. do you think there was any political influence behind the decision to try to stop that merger? [laughter] randall: the deal hadn't even been formally announced yet, and candidate trump came out and said at&t is acquiring time warner, and thus cnn, and that is a transaction this administration will never approve. and whether you are a supporter or detractor of donald trump, one thing eve

and what i mean by that is, so think about time warner, all the great brands, warner bros.dios and an unbelievable ip library. think about hbo. think about turner with cnn -- if you can take a business like this and put a lot of money into it, invest in it, and equip that content to be delivered to the consumer, then what better way to do that than to be paired with a company that has 170 million customers out there that we can distribute to? david: ok. ok. so you announced this acquisition for $85 billion. the u.s. government said, well, we don't like this acquisition even though it is a vertical merger. you weren't really buying a competitor. the u.s. government went to court to stop you. do you think there was any political influence behind the decision to try to stop that merger? [laughter] randall: the deal hadn't even been formally announced yet, and candidate trump came out and said at&t is acquiring time warner, and thus cnn, and that is a transaction this administration will never approve. and whether you are a supporter or detractor of donald trump, one thing ever

warners was emphasizing more of a midwestern and rural and smaller urban clientele.his affects the kind of movies that the companies made. (actor) i had an original story kicking around paramount. my agent told me it was dead as a doornail. but i knew a big shot there who'd always liked me. (thomas schatz) paramount was much more likely than warners say, or fox, to adapt a literate best-seller. all right, gilles, you've got five minutes, what's your story? paramount saw its audience within this larger sense of the studio system, in terms of exhibition, had a lot to do with their product. exactly what do you recommend? james joyce? dostoyevsky? i just think a picture should say a little something. oh, a message kid. just a story won't do. you'd have turned down "gone with the wind." no, that was me. i said, "who wants to see a civil war picture?" ♪ we've got another ♪ bond to buy ♪ we've got another ♪ bond to buy ♪ the bonds we bought ♪ bought the bomb -- ♪ (narrator) the major studios may have seemed unstoppable, the first crack in the system came with world war ii.

they are welcoming back steve smith and david warner after their suspensions for ball tampering.ll be interesting to see what sort of reaction they get from the crowd. but england, very much the team to beat when the tournament gets under way here at the oval tomorrow morning. so england might be the favourites but who are the teams to look out for in the tournamet? ben croucher has been taking a look for us. we thought football might be coming home last year, can the cricketers go one better this year? many people predicting that england are going to win it for the first time. who else has caught your eye? india are always up there. they have got one of the best batsmen in the world, a competitive side. their bowling might be a weak spot but this will be a world cup where runs will dominate. australia, they have won it so many times, they are defending champions. had a difficult couple of years and with david warner and steve smith coming back into it, but i feel they are always a danger and they are so competitive. england against the auld enemy. for me new zealand are the dark

warner's comments came to the christian science monitor breakfast. >> i don't know how you would , and wehat without unlike other committees because of our intelligence oversight responsibilities, this was a counterintelligence investigation. we need to see the underlying evidence that we may not of collected that mueller had. mark: senator warner declined on the news that they subpoena donald trump, jr., also -- although the committee reserves the right to call witnesses back for more questioning. swedish prosecutors will decide whether to reopen a probe into rape allegations against julian assange. officials dropped the investigation because it had become impossible to pursue the allegations when he sought asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. he was arrested by the british police last month after being expelled from the embassy. the pope is taking new steps to respond to the global outrage over the sex abuse and cover-up scandal. a new law requires all catholic priests and religious sisters to report abuse and coverups the church authorities, but they are not required to repor

. >> senator mark warner of virginia is the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. he talked with reporters at a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor for about an hour. [inaudible conversation] >> good morning. i'm the washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest today is senator mark warner of virginia, vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee. this is his second appearance at a monitor breakfast. but the first time was way back in 2004. we are delighted to have you back. now a bit of background. senator warner went to george washington university here in washington and worked on the hill to earn tuition money. he then attended harvard law school before diving into the telecommunications industry and making a bit of money. then he went into politics in the late 80s and i guess ran doug wilder's campaign, learned the art of campaigning and eventually became governor of virginia in 2001 and won a seat in the senate in 2008. more recently, senator warner has worked to rein in tech industry giants like facebook and twitter

warner media has thousands of employees in georgia, many at cnn headquarters in atlanta. all the companies would be giving up georgia's generous tax incentives if they pull out. citing the concerns of predominantly liberal leaning stars and producers, the law takes effect january 1st. >>> levee failures in missouri and arkansas, overflows from the mississippi river chased hundreds from their home in west quincy, missouri, near the illinois border and another levee in dardenville, arkansas, breached. at least 500 homes have been affected by the flooding so far. >>> the bend levee, five miles southeast began leaking water as well. people there being asked to consider evacuating. for context, look at this before and after view from a dam near the arkansas river. on top january, below, this week. president trump has approved an emergency declaration. thursday did see welcome relief from tornadoes, only two have been reported so far after two straight weeks of bad storms. >> for the third time in less than a week, a house republican has blocked the passage of a multibillion do

warner's tool throughout.what point does mitch mcconnell find enough of a spine to say it's over, it's over fool. >> yeah, the key question here, lou, i had a guest on my show on america fist today who raised the question -- lou: the show name is what, i'm sorry. >> "america first." the key question is it is not feasible, not imaginable that the republican chairman of that committee subpoenas the president's son without mitch mcconnell knowing. if that's the case, we are in more dire straits than we imagined. he testified, donald jr. testified for 20 hours. that's almost twice what hillary clinton did after our ambassador and two americans were killed in benghazi and now he's been subpoenaed again. lou: there is a little manner, too, of the mueller report. it's concluded. the collusion is there's no collusion. what is this about and why is mitch mcconnell permitting it? i am so sick and tired of watching the milquetoast rino republican senators whether they're in leadership or amongst the tepid little follower

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agreeing with mark warner to issue a subpoena to donald trump junior. they want to talk to him about discrepancies in his testimony that he gave back in last year to the senate judiciary committee about the trump tower moscow deal. what he knew about that and then about what he told his father and others about that trump tower new york meeting. the most important episodes in the entire russia collusion investigation. he said that he was only peripherally aware that of the deal that michael cohen was pursuing. cohen testified under oath he briefed donald trump junior and his sister some ten times. huge discrepancy there. he said he never told his father about that meeting where a russian lawyer promised incriminating information about hillary clinton. michael cohen, we learn frds the mu -- learned from the report he recalls a conversation between don junior and his father. these are not enough to charge him with perjury but senators want to grill him about his testimony. it's very unlikely he will subject himself to that because he faces some real jeopar

warner media has thousands of employees in georgia, many at cnn headquarters in atlanta. all the companies would be giving up georgia's generous tax incentives if they pull out, citing the concerns of predominantly liberal leaning stars and producers. the law takes effect january t 1st. >>> levee failures forcing evacuations in missouri and arkansas. overflows chased hundreds of people from their homes in west quincy, missouri, near the illinois border. and a levee in dardenville, arkansas, breached. 500 homes have been affected by the flooding. >>> the levee 5 miles southeast began leaking water. people being asked to consider evacuating. look at this before and after at a dam near the arkansas river. on top is january. below is this week. president trump has approved an emergency declaration. thursday did see welcome relief from tornadoes. only two have been reported so far after two straight weeks of bad storms. >>> 25 million americans facing the risk of severe weather today in the carolinas, wisconsin and michigan. here's meteorologist derek van d dam. >>> good morni

a chance to welcome back david warner. an old friend.rld cup. mark wood felt a twinge, so world cup. mark wood felt a twinge, so off he went for a scan, safety first. another way warner tends to bat, and his first match against england from his ball tampering then, he made 43, and the locals reminded him where he was. he will have to get used to that, as will steve smith, also booed back from his band, batting like he'd never been away. they jeered his band, batting like he'd never been away. theyjeered him to a century, in england, ones weren't enough. pantomime over, england on stage, 298 to win, and with just butler battling australia repeatedly found, its behind. england's captain for the day smashed 50, then suddenly, strangely, he was gone. and so was his sides momentum, they lost wickets and with it, their nerve. england ran out of road and the final over, warm—up match turned wake—up call. the final over, warm—up match turned wa ke—up call. patrick the final over, warm—up match turned wake—up call. patrick erie, bbc news will sti

it certainly is not richard burr but, rather, senator mark warner of virginia, the ranking democrat. trump jr.'s agreement to testify comes after a full day of developments in which attorney general william barr made good on his promise to investigate the investigators. barr appointed u.s. attorney john durham, a known bulldog prosecutor, highly respected, to lead the investigation of the shady origins of the radical dems and deep state conspiracy to overthrow the president. over the course of his career, durham has investigated fbi agents who protected the gangster whitey bulger, investigated the destruction of cia interrogation tapes and cia officials who carried out so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. barr's appointment of durham set off hysteria among some of the radical dems and the deep state who recognize their conspiracy and cover-up is beginning to unravel and, perhaps, unravel in full public view. none of the radical dems more hysterical than senator blumenthal. >> the investigation is a politically motivated distraction. it's a waste of john durham's talent. it's

they've already proxied their votes to warner and burr here. very comfortable in his skin on all of this. he's been exonerating of the president, if he thought there was an exoneration moment or he's done this. >> right. richard burr is one of the republicans not running for re-election again so he is free to do what he wants. we know loyalty to president trump is probably the most meaningful litmus test for a republican if good standing and he's violated that. it pumpingtured the narrative of mitch mcconnell who said, case closed. it punctured president trump's narrative. this is a witch hunt. a stunt by a bunch of democrats. richard burr operates quietly. he operates under the radar. >> you will not mistaken him for corker or flake or some of those folks. >> no. and to that point, some of the things he said in the past have been very favorable toward the president. so what was so interesting about this, the republican colleagues were just fleeing and criticizing him. >> that's what struck me without seemingly getting the information about how

he's mark warner, vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee.warner, the special counsel closed his remarks today, reiterating, quote, there were multiple, systemic efforts to interfere in our election and that allegation deserves the attention of every american. i don't think anybody would disagree with that. but does that allegation have the attention of the president and the members of his administration that it needs to have? >> i don't think it does, anderson. and it frankly blows my mind that we had a few weeks ago the fbi director say that the russians will be back. mueller today, both at the beginning of his statement and at the end of his statement said, hey, don't take your eye off the ball. russians massively intervened. they did it with weaponizing of information, by manipulating social media, they did it by undermining our very voting process. and we've got a white house that, at least according to press reports, a number of weeks back when the then homeland of security director said, let's have a cabinet meeting about 2020 election

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>>warner says our nation's most valuable resources are grist and lawmakers can't afford to wait any longer even in a dysfunctional washington dish should be a no-brainer in washington free jackson. here we are in mid-may hand there's a winter storm warning in effect. >>tonight for the sierra nevada, this is a live picture of castle peak area on interstate 80 historically snowfalls on this year in may only about 50% of the time. but this time up to 3 feet of snow is possible in the sierra by friday so joining us now from truckee with a look at conditions chp officer pete man so that the. >>talk with you, although we don't usually have this conversation this time of year so 3 feet by friday, how are you getting ready. >>we are ready, you know we historically here kind of always feel as many as one of those 5050 months like yes, talk about u know what that means that those are pretty good odds. so we're world what kind of wait for the snow to finish out that may is one of those months we we stay on our toes heart. >>so are you expecting chain controls later tonight or are or any time during t

talk about that and more with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, senator mark warner, in his first television interview since the release of the mueller report. >>> and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. first, let's go to our white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. this letter from the white house counsel leaked out today amid the growing calls for the attorney general to resign because of his handling of the mueller investigation. >> reporter: and one day, wolf, after bill barr was at times critical of how robert mueller handled the investigation, as well, during his testimony on capitol hill yesterday. now this letter goes much further than bill barr did. it is a scathing evaluation of not only robert mueller and how he handled this investigation but, wolf, it also turns an eye to the battles between the white house and house democrats by saying that president trump wanted it to be known and understood at the department of justice that just because he didn't exert executive privilege over the mueller report doesn't mean he won't do so in the

mark warner sat down with the christian science monitor to talk about a number of issues including the mueller report, national security, and china. >>> all right, good? excellent. i'm linda feldman, i'm the washington bureau chief at the christian science monitor. we have vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee in is his second appearance, but we are delighted to have you back. senator warner went to jorgez washington university here in washington and worked on the hill to earn tuition money. he went to the telecommunications industry and made a little money. then he went to politics in the late 1980s and i guess ran doug wilder's campaign, and then became the government of virginia in u 2001 and won a seat in the senate in 2008. more recently he worked to reign in tech industry giants like facebook and twitter. as vice chairman he has been a key player in the ongoing investigation and fallout from the mueller report that brings us to today's breakfast. on the ground rules we're on the record here, no live blogging or tweeting while the breakfast is under way, once we end t

issues and you have a tremendous amount of debt on the balance sheet and they're dealing with the time warner these are challenges that people are concerned about and obviously they're old business and the wire line business is in secular decline and we expect that to continue eventually, though, things like 5g will provide a tailwind the company does actually have significant free cash flow and usually when you're looking at heavily indebted businesses and the thing you're concerned about is that if you have significant cash release and in fact, the ceo during the at&t at pebble beach. he was referring to that specifically saying i think people are missing the point this is a company with significant free cash flow and ultimately we will see 5g provide a little bit of a tailwind one of the other things we can look at here is when you have the high dividends and you are concerned about the debt load and you don't want to reach out and buy the stock because you are concerned about the downside risk and the high dividend intends to make those calls, so if you'll look for price action in the sto

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smith and warner were scoring for the world cup. it's not tension, honestly, we are so cup.ited to have the boys back. we're just excited to play cricket, a lot of build up to it and it's a bit like playing fastball you don't have to worry about it, you worry about me get out there. it's not as bad as you thought it was. it's probably worse than that before, they came back to dubai, it was great, and they're back in the tea m was great, and they're back in the team now, they have been selected which is brilliant and they love playing cricket and they've been playing cricket and they've been playing cricket and they've been playing cricket for australia and is going to be good fun. posting england, our favourites for the tournament, for the month and they we re tournament, for the month and they were given a mighty scared by ireland ina were given a mighty scared by ireland in a one—day international on friday. they took one wicked and the international debut after qualifying to pay to the next play against england in march. seven between them and all out, england we re betwe

smith is at the crease, warner was out for a3. australia are 137 for 3.c have the chance to claim an unprecedented domestic treble—treble in the scottish cup final at hampden this afternoon. they've already won the league cup and the premiership title and have won every scottish honour available for the past three seasons. but standing in the way title are hearts, who have not won a game since their semi final victory over a month ago. hearts a difficult obstacle we have to overcome. everyone is talking about the treble treble and bass parades and so on but we have to play the game and that is the message that will be hammered home to the players. we are going for the single single, that is as important to us. we have a recent test beating celtic —— history of beating celtic andl celtic —— history of beating celtic and i feel the preparation and the la st and i feel the preparation and the last few weeks has gone well. england's women take on denmark in walsall later, in their penultimate warm—up match before the world cup in france. head coach phil nevil

smith is at the crease, warner was out for a3. australia are 137 for 3.ottish cup final at hampden this afternoon. they've already won the league cup and the premiership title and have won every scottish honour available for the past three seasons. but standing in the way title are hearts, who have not won a game

calling burr a so-called republican unwilling to stand up to his boss warner. burr is a republican in quite good standing. he's the chairman of the committee and been operating in bipartisan fashion something unusual in washington but this is the tendency in the party to call out anyone who breaks ranks with the trump family as a hairetic. it is an insult to burr and thein defense of the senate. they said written questions may be okay so we're back to that game. but they've been calling witnesses back. they want to get it right and they've had their own investigation going on for a while. trump can't seem to make up his mind. is this a bible or a witch hunt. can't be both. >> richard burr republican was an adviser to the trump campaign. he said in march that the senate intel investigation into russia would end in the coming months. so what do you think the subpoena is about? tieing up loose ends or something else? >> they are calling some witnesses back, it appears to tie up loose ends, perhaps inconsistencies. the house and intel committee and senate have trie

virginia senator mark warner says he should. do you want to hear from him, even if, as he said, he's not prepared to go beyond what's in the report? >> i think for the sake of the american people, that bob mueller, in whatever setting is appropriate, ought to answer congress' questions. >> reporter: mueller would prefer to answer those questions behind closed doors. but democrats want open hearings. they think anytime he speaks publicly, margaret, it bolsters their case that the president is lying about the russia probe. >> nancy, thank you. >>> cbs news legal correspondent john crawford will speak with attorney general william barr in his first network interview. it will air on friday on "cbs this morning." we'll have a portion for you right here on "the cbs evening news." >>> one of the busiest trnornad seasons in years is not letting up tonight. there's reports in texas, including one near the city of canton, about 60 miles east of dallas. there's reports of injuries and damage. more than two dozen twisters were reported yest

they're obviously dealing with the time warner integration.hallenges that people are concerned about. and obviously, their old business, the wireline business is in secular decline. we expect that to continue eventually, though, things like 5g are going to provide a tailwind the company does actually have significant free cash flow usually when you're looking at heavily indebted businesses, then you're concerned about if they also have significant negative cash flow they seem to be managing that all right. and in fact, the ceo during the at&t at pebble beach, he was referring to that specifically, saying you know, i think people are kind of missing the point. this is a company with significant free cash flow and ultimately, we are going it see 5g, i think, provide a little bit of a tailwind so, one of the other things that we can look at here is that when you have those high dividends and you are concerned about the debtload -- so let's say for whatever reason you really don't want to reach out and buy the stock, despite that high dividend bec

smith is at the crease and has reached his 50, warner was out for a3.recedented domestic treble—treble in the scottish cup final at hampden this afternoon. they've already won the league cup and the premiership title and have won every scottish honour available for the past three seasons. but standing in the way title are hearts, who have not won a game since their semi final victory over a month ago. hearts are another obstacle, a difficult obstacle we have to overcome. there is no point in me sitting here and tell you how we feel winning the cup, wary of everybody talking about bus parades, we have got to play the game. that is really important, that will be the message we are hammering home to the message we are hammering home to the players. we have come for the single, single. it isjust as important we have come for the single, single. it is just as important to we have come for the single, single. it isjust as important to us. we have a recent history of beating celtic. and i feel the preparation for the game, particularly the last few weeks, has

so my guess is that this is mostly a warner play, who is the democratic lead over there. i have to assume that this is just them winding down any loose ends to their investigation. >> reporter: so to presume this iswarn he play er play because the republican chairman who has to in-so the request for the subpoena. it raises questions about whether there are inconsistencies or things yet to be determined from donald trump jr. >> kelly, thank you. elliott, i want your reaction to what we are now hearing from democrats related to this white house strategy of what you could call maximum resistance. you now have adam schiff saying comply, other democrats saying maybe we start to think about jail time. >> jail time is pretty extreme. the whole point -- we've heard a lot about contempt, the idea of congress holding someone in contempt or going to a court to do so. and that actually would provide you the ability to levy fines. the problem is would these fines be paid. and that is the core question. you've talked about the maximum -- i can't remember what word you used. i don't thi

respectful come australia have been trying to prove that the balance is possible, which brings us to david warner to his traditional position, and the centre of attention. celtic have the chance to pull—off an unprecedented domestic treble treble at the scottish cup final this weekend. but in their way stand hearts — and while they haven't beaten celtic yet this season — don't write them off. their manager, craig levin says they're going for the single single. kheredine idessan reports from hampden. walking out with the scottish cup at hampden, but only one of them gets to hold it on saturday. neil lennon is used to lifting silverware. this cup was his first trophy as a manager. fast forward eight years and he's just delivered celtic‘s eight consecutive league title following brendan rodgers's surprise departure. his position beyond the weekend remains unclear. it's not about me. it's about the players are on the cusp of something special however we have to play the game, we have to play a very motivated team. some of their players in their first cup final. they may not get the opportunity again.

they're welcoming back steve smith and david warner after their suspensions for ball tampering. to see what sort of reaction they get from the crowd. but england, very much the team to beat when the tournament gets under way here at the oval tomorrow morning. now, let us take some time to reflect a bit more on tonight's europa league final. chelsea defeating arsenal 4—1 in azerbaijan. david is there. the chelsea boss bringing home a european trip eva has he done enough to save his job? what a story it has been for him. if you think, 28, 29 years in management, had not won a major trophy until tonight and despite the roller coaster season that he has endured sincejoining roller coaster season that he has endured since joining from napa roller coaster season that he has endured sincejoining from napa late last summer, he has not finished third in the premier league, runner—up in the league cup and got his hands on a piece of silverware in the olympic stadium behind me. what we do not know is whether it will keep him in position because many of the chelsea fans do not seem to find

and we have warner on the record and mieanwhile a person close dn jr. one thing nobody is disputing is that jr. has specifically agreed too answer questions related to the trump tower moscow project which we know is a conversation that was ongoing during the lead up to the presidential election and in addition to that, he has agreed to answer questions about the june 2016 trump tower meeting where he spoke with people who are connected to the kremlin. so those two topics unsurprisingly will be on the table. people close to the conversation have confirmed to me this question about were their guardrails in place is a really interesting conflict between the two sides and almost makes me wonder how they reached the agreement they reached and if both sides actually had an agreement in terms of what they were agreeing on. >> and how much of this is posturing. harry litman, what kind of protections does donald trump jr. not have because he is a private citizen as compared to somebody who perhaps works in the white house and might benefit from some cover? >> he

he was aggressive on at&t and time warner. he really surprised a lot of deal watchers when he sued to block that deal because those companies are not direct competitors. on its face, this deal, putting aside the promise of 5g, would be anticompetitive because it is combining two of the four national carriers, a deal that doj opposed when it was proposed in 2014. emily: how much longer do we expect this will take to fully play out? at this point, that is not clear. the doj does not have a shot clock like the fcc does. that could be a timing agreement where both sides have reached an agreement on when to come to a decision. those are typically not public. i don't know of one. they could take weeks, months before a decision is reached, or it could be much sooner than that. it is hard to know. thingsi think one of the that is important to remember is the longer this takes, the more impact it has on the consumers, the staff, the employees, the dealers. this is not a bottle of wine. this is not getting better with age. they need to

the thing i am taking here is that you have both the mark warner who was a democrat and marco rubio,ou have actually cross—party support of this. which is at these days my fractures in us politics. it's very rare. i'm not surprised. i used to be abm, business development person for ge. i have building the manufacturing base. ip, intellectual property was one of the big issues. i'm not surprised to say what took us $0 i'm not surprised to say what took us so long to get there. you agree with the us' stance that there is real concerns about protection of intellectual property. absolutely. what about security? yes, because so many companies are interlinked with the government. especially if you area the government. especially if you are a nato country, if it's switzerland it's different, but if you are a nato country, that is a real present concern. everything has several sides. you have to look at the other side at how interconnected the other side at how interconnected the supply chains of these companies are. intel, qualcomm, 50% of what they sell goes to china. apple produces a lot

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