beth, not her real name, is british. she met her ex—partner abroad and they live together in the uk. and they lived together in the uk. the relationship became progressively more abusive. there was so much psychological terrorfrom him to me that ultimately culminated in me having a breakdown because i was so afraid of of everything, because of how he'd made me think. the people that he was involved with and the people who we worked for. he told her he was informing on networks of right—wing extremists. he said he worked for the security services, but the role was abused. he said he worked for the security services. but the role was abused. ultimately, this position within the security services was used to terrorise me because it meant that i couldn't speak out about any of his behaviour towards me because he had men in high places who always had his back, who would intervene and who would actively kill me if i spoke out. is that what he said? that's what i believed and that's what he said. the security service runs a

his mistreatment of beth included this attack. i thought i'd better film this, mostly because i felt afraid. he threatens to kill her and returns with a machete. at the point that i say i'm going to call the police, he's punched me in the face and i've fallen. you can hear me screaming, and he tries to stab me repeatedly. weeks later, he referenced the incident, unaware he was being filmed, telling her she might get killed. asked if he'll do it, he says... it was almost me. he then describes his desire to kill. it's constantly in me. this murderous thing is always in me. i always imagine how i'd bludgeon someone to death. following the attack, police went to their home. the agent was arrested and charged with assaulting her, but the investigation was limited, the case was dropped. beth says he came back and continued to mistreat her. within weeks, the agent vanished and she was hospitalised due to a mental breakdown. but extremist material found in the house, including a note he wrote about killing jewish people, had already gener

his mistreatment of beth included this attack. i thought i'd better film this, mostly because i felt afraid. he threatened to kill her and returned with a machete. at the point that i say i'm going to call the police, he's punched me in the face and i've fallen. and you can hear me screaming, and he tries to stab me repeatedly. weeks later, he referenced the incident, unaware he was being filmed, telling her she might get killed. asked if he'll do it, he says... he then describes his desire to kill. following the attack, police went to their home. the agent was arrested and charged with assaulting her, but the investigation was limited and the case was dropped. beth says he came back and continued to mistreat her. within weeks, the agent vanished and she was hospitalised due to a mental breakdown. but extremist material found in their house, including a note he wrote about killing jewish people, had already generated a police counterterror investigation. some of beth's possessions were also seized by detectives from their home, bu

okay, mary beth. i think what's going to happen here is you're going to require a significant amount of capital. and that's what i don't like about your deal. because, for me, it's how do i get my money back? i'm not gonna take that chance. i'm out. okay. and let me just say this-- this is not limited to toy and bicycle. this bridges to education, preschools, daycares, occupational therapy. have you gone back to the european market, or are all of your sales in north america? actually, we just got picked up by the largest sporting goods store in all of europe. it has 700 stores. and they just ordered a container f.o.b. okay, so you're talking about raising $300,000. what else would you use the money for? we'd actually like to create an--another product. we want to have the 2-wheeled bike as the next step up from the kazam, for the "kazam graduate." (robert) a pedal bike? a pedaled bike. why would you do that? do you know how competitive that is? (laughs) that is. you can buy a bike for $39. that's true

beth: very picky. oh god, oh god. beth: i saw this guy on tinder, and i thought he was reasonably attractive, not outstandingly in my opinion, but a nephew or something like that, and you know,ssumably, like, i loved that, i thought that was really cute. and we matched and instantly started chatting. i think maybe after a month or so of just being very casual,

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essentially, beth wants the truth. that's why she has made a complaint to the investigatory powers tribunal. she wants recognition of the damage that was done to her and her mental health, and she wants to ensure that this never happens again. the government gained legal anonymity for the informant because of a risk to him from extremists. labour have demanded action from ministers. well, the bbc report has shown very disturbing images of abuse, and domestic abuse is a horrible crime, and i think given the seriousness of this, the home secretary needs to make sure that there is an independent assessment of the handling of this case, looking not just at the agent handling, but at the criminal investigation as well. speaking on the today programme, the deputy prime minister was asked about the failings we exposed. i've seen the bbc reporting of it, and no—one could find it anything other than harrowing and horrific. you know, mishal, that from the court case into this, as the judge made clear, that i can't comment on t

essentially, beth wants the truth. that's why she has made a complaint to the investigatory powers tribunal. she wants recognition of the damage that was done to her and her mental health, and she wants to ensure that this never happens again. the government gained legal anonymity for the informant because of a risk to him from extremists. labour have demanded action from ministers. well, the bbc report has shown very disturbing images of abuse, and domestic abuse is a horrible crime, and i think given the seriousness of this, the home secretary needs to make sure that there is an independent assessment of the handling of this case, looking not just at the agent handling, but at the criminal investigation as well. speaking on the today programme, the deputy prime minister was asked about the failings we exposed. i've seen the bbc reporting of it, and no—one could find it anything other than harrowing and horrific. you know, mishal, that from the court case into this, as the judge made clear, that i can't comment on t

beth wants the truth. that's why she's made a complaint. she wants recognition of the damage done to her and her mental health. she wants to bbc news learned that sue gray intends to conclude her report this weekend. bristol university is told to pay more than £50,000 in damages for discriminating against the disability of a student who took her own life. russia is intensifying its offensive. president zelensky says the region is completely destroyed. in half an hour, i will bejoined by four correspondence and specialists to get pa rtygate four correspondence and specialists to get partygate and the north korean covid crisis. hello. if you justjoined us, a very warm welcome. a woman who was terrorised and abuse is taking legal action against mi5. the woman, who are we are calling beth, has launched a formal complaint. her then partner used his security status as a means of controlling her. the agent cannot be named. he attacked the woman with a machete and threatened to kill her. last night, we reveal how the state informant attacked his g

beth has launched a legal case against the security service. formally complaining to the intelligent watchdog about how mi5 handled its agent. her lawyer says the case has a wider implication. i think this case raises issues about the state's protection of misogynists and men who pose violence to women. beth wants the truth. that is why she has made a complaint to the investigatory powers tribunal. she wants recognition of the damage done to her and her mental health and she wants to ensure this never happens again. the government gained legal anonymity for the informant because of a risk to him from extremists. labour have demanded action from ministers. the labour have demanded action from ministers. �* �* ,., ., , labour have demanded action from ministers. �* �* ., , , ., ministers. the bbc report has shown very disturbing _ ministers. the bbc report has shown very disturbing images _ ministers. the bbc report has shown very disturbing images of— ministers. the bbc report has shown very disturbing images of abuse - ministers. the

his mistreatment of beth included this attack. i thought i'd better film this, mostly because i felt afraid. he threatened to kill her and returned with a machete. at the point that i say i'm going to call the police, he's punched me in the face and i've fallen. and you can hear me screaming, and he tries to stab me repeatedly. weeks later, he referenced the incident, unaware he was being filmed, telling her she might get killed. asked if he'll do it, he says... it was almost me. he then describes his desire to kill. following the attack, police went to their home. the agent was arrested and charged with assaulting her, but the investigation was limited and the case was dropped. beth says he came back and continued to mistreat her. within weeks, the agent vanished and she was hospitalised due to a mental breakdown. but extremist material found in the house, including a note he wrote about killing jewish people, had already generated a police counterterror investigation. some of beth's possessions were also seized by detectives fro

we have technology analyst beth kindig. beth, what's the deal? this carnage is so amazing. in some ways it is worse than the tech bubble. we were seeing names that was supposed to revolutionize the world. they are down 70, 80, 90%. were they that much overvalued? >> that is a good point, charles. for tech investors nobody is immune right now. when the fed raised rates, my industry which is of course tech, profitability and free cash flow margins became very, very important. we have seen -- growth is not going to cut it and technically tech can be very deflationary but that doesn't change the fact that many tech companies are not profitable and or have negative free cash flow margins. so the market is trying to price that right now. charles: all right. i want to come back to ask you about management but first let's go over some of your favorite ideas. i know nvidia is one you like. i remember the april fool's tweet. golly, saying maybe she should have sold it. this has become a fan favorite. i was doing a town hall in my town t wasn't for the market t was local stuff for sma

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going to help me out now, beth and beth, can i come up here and see what you're doing? okay here we go. all right, so i get to go behind the scenes here. into the taco truck. and here comes my photographer j. c alright, so we have some tacos here. what am i looking at? shrimp costa. they are not finished. they are about to be finished. cold shrimp cost right shrink with a layer of cheese and that comes with avocado puree and the south. of course, this is the pork carnitas. exactly that's a vegetarian. vegetarian taco. yes, we do. they are not finished yet, but yeah, vegetarian needs we can do it bigger or vegetarian with sour cream, cheese or avocado. so we have for everybody uses different choices, and he's going to prepare as a let me let me ask you. what is the secret to making a good taco? first of all, start with the tortilla tortillas are very important for us. am and then the flavors and the salsas. these are really, really important things when our tacos and then we try always to use the best protests and products that we can find in the market. so in this case

beth van duyne thanks for joining me. coming up a federal jury and virginia starting the do state of michael sussman the former campaign lawyer charge with lying to the fbi. congressman darrell issa will be on that. and he lays on the investigation president biden's son, hunter biden. is next. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. she said knew in september how many warrants of the get to spy on the drum campaign? i spoke with carter page a number of times but he was spied on for a year by the fbi, no charges were ever brought down. what is the culpability for that? >> 45 of the wart start at the end of september 2016. i coupled the issue sort of metastasized by the clinton campaign and robby testified in court the former clinton campaign manager at hillary clinton herself annuitant. authorized it and they it leaks that false information to the immediate to try to gin up attention against donald trump as i said before all roads lead to the deputy dire

beth has launched a legal case against the security service. formally complaining to the intelligent watchdog about how mi5 handled its agent. her lawyer says the case has a wider implication. i think this case raises issues about the state's protection of misogynists and men who pose violence to women. beth wants the truth. that is why she has made a complaint to the investigatory powers tribunal. she wants recognition of the damage done to her and her mental health and she wants to ensure this never happens again. the government gained legal anonymity for the informant because of a risk to him from extremists. labour have demanded action from ministers. the bbc report has shown very disturbing images of abuse and domestic abuse is a horrible crime, and i think given the seriousness of this, the home secretary needs to make sure that there is an independent assessment of the handling of this case, looking not just at the agent handling but at the criminal investigation as well. the murder of sarah everard last year by police officer created th

beth and her partner, jay, have been in san francisco for about a year. so were you doing fentanyl, like, today? every day. every day, yeah. really? mm—hm. and what's it — what's that like? it's not good stuff. it's terrible. i'm sick all the time. how did you get into fentanyl, can i ask? pain pills. years ago, i was put on pain pills for my knee. i dislocated my knee on the job, and i took pain pills and then coming off the pain pills, theyjust stopped them, i got sick. so how would you take fentanyl? is it... do you smoke it? intravenous. my arm's a little bad at the moment. missed a couple of shots. is that swollen from... ? that's swollen from fentanyl, yeah. it's horrible, man. what is it like living here? lawless. completely lawless. this is anarchy. yeah. the police don't care about anything — nothing at all. if you're not harming them in some way, you're not getting arrested. the drugs, theyjust go ahead and keep them and walk away. tucker carlson: san francisco is falling apart. _ the right—wing media in the us has become obsessed with s

said beth allen had it himself. oil fired had to sell a bull bubba. can that fido had the fuck up? and now who got it in santa came on, got on habit. well jeff, tom. oh dear, we'll go through. well, then, just i bought it far about the hubbard or bob hello . hello, i've been loyal to her to be and i love it. but on the as you live photography lepper lawyer many she can really day a alicia. yeah. and then oh me not to sharika via a fan of the van. and i've seen v a, a scan that a lot, but the greet escandone they could eat the mom 11 mana i've been kind of a job offer, but was, oh, i had already got an income. no, no, but i can humor short bought them. but when the journal 1st was on magna home, i started louis missouri, which was from hawaii, nevada, for the abilene i, the, and the move on. and i need a little chart, negro in, in english. and yes, nancy and hunter, as well, with the 254 gazetted, miscellaneous, you group on or you know, they will do whoever. not who says she'll pittsville, i feel go to. so the disha dickey kia katya as your policy group olive police, you do that? i

thanks to beth hutchings for that. well, nick guthrie, who edits the programme, has said publicly he feels it would be a tragedy to cancel it now, as audiences cry out for clarity. and we do hope to explore the fate of dateline london further with a bbc executive in the next few weeks. do let us know your thoughts on anything we're covering in this week's programme or on any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. before that, some of your other comments. it's been a big week for football fans with two clubs, liverpool and manchester city, both featuring in the semifinals of the champions league. on wednesday, nestor mcgregor was at anfield to look forward to liverpool's game that night. they're on the edge of history, chasing four trophies. the league cup already in the bag, they're on the hunt for the champions league, the fa cup and of course the premier league as well. and how fitting that no british team has ever done it, that this city, already home to the fab four, won, or w

. >> carley: allie beth stuckey is here to discuss. allie beth, it is great to see you, what is your reaction to what the president said yesterday? >> it makes me sick, when you think about what we're talking about. we're talking about the killing of children, talking about the killing of babies and what about their rights apparently, the same joe biden in 1992 introduced amendment to try to return the abortion decision to the state and who said in 2006, he does not believe abortion is right. apparently now he believes it is so much a right, it is necessary to be recognized as a child of god. it is insane to see the development he's had in his view of this and it makes me sad as someone who claims he is a person of faith, he certainly has changed his theological views of human life. >> carley: we're hearing a lot of reaction from democrats who are saying that everybody is rights are at stake, women's rights are at stake. kamala harris called the fact that roe v. wade could be overturned, she said this is a direct assault on women. form

. >> mary beth, the wounds are deep. you do great work trying to get to these children, in particular, early. in your experience, children are resilient. we know that. if your experience, do they recover from something like this? >> there is a long journey ahead for the children and the adults. what is really very important is to have the licensed professionals who are trained in this area to work with them. make sure those resources are available to them as they so deserve that level of care. not only this week, or next week, but in the weeks and months to come. it is important to provide them with that level of care. in sutherland springs, as we responded, we still have offices. we have three offices in that community for individuals to receive counseling. that was in 2017. it is a long journey. >> today would have been the loss to school, as we know. summer vacation was set to start. in some ways that would've been likely to have a couple of months and school not being top of mind. it will be coming the fall. how diff

first of all, on i, beth, good. under the leadership of president by then. shortly after this press conference, there will be official launch of. i bet. that's the plan. you'll be all set ceremony is slated to take place. i said this before, but we're all ready. this is a demonstration of the positive commitment of the united states to the in the pacific japan welcome as such, steps, and we are in full support and i'm going to join president biden to participate in the inauguration ceremony. why are you going? and through i bet it's important to realize sustainable and inclusive economic growth in the, in the pacific. with, in your question, you asked about the videos, slightly concerned of some countries. you may think that there is very little merit or advantage to them. but we're going to discuss various matters not only with the united states, but regional part is including the assyrian countries in order to shortly deliver concrete results. so this is a venue to engage in positive discussion for corporation and

beth, very cool. he usually produces about $10000.00 tons of various types of grain per year. but 2022 is full of anguish. like a phone go with most of our farming land is in the curse on reach. and now under russian occupation, they stole that which stopped in a warehouse as an ingrain elevators. and we will lose the alterman spring crops in the there is a drone video that shows my warehouses burning. i have massive losses, some colleagues till they tell me that the russians want to confiscate land and create collective farms like during soviet times before the war. ukraine produced about a $100000000.00 tons of wheat, corn reap seats and barley per year. it was also a top producer of sunflower oil. only. 20 percent was for domestic consumption. the rest made its way to markets in china, india, the middle east and africa. but since russia's invasion exports have nearly stopped, ukraine now is looking into other options to export the grain. one of them would be to transported by trained to a neighboring country. the problem is the railway system needs to be adapted to soviet b

after 10 months of waiting on the border, just beth, a migrant fling, cartel violence in southern mexico has been granted humanitarian parole and will soon be crossing into the us legally non government. there's a and i heard title 42 was going to continue and wondered when will it be removed? all i said was god, you know what i've been through, i trust in you, and i know some day i'll make it across. and that day has finally arrived, given the m, it went away. ah, the white house, along with the u. s. department of justice have announced plans to appeal the court's decision to extend a title 42. ah, until then, tens of thousands of migrants along the length of the us mexico border will have to wait indefinitely to have their asylum cases heard. manuel rap, hello al jazeera, tiquana, mexico. ah . who without a zara? these are our top stories. a blood bath in the east ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says that's what russia has created 3 months into its war in ukraine. with ukraine conflict, climate change, trade and china's growing influence. that's what was on the agenda in tokyo,

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beth saner also. general, i want to start with the war crimes trial. the prosecutor general in ukraine says they believe russia has committed almost 10,000 war crimes since the invasion began. what is your reaction to what we are seeing in this first war crimes trial as it gets under way? what are you watching for? >> well, i think it is a great first step, right. i mean clearly what russia has been displaying and what has been evidenced to the globe is that there are immense number of war -- i mean, look, let's be frank. it is really not military activity but brutality on the part of the russian military. i think two things, the ukrainians taking the step, it is and a ukrainian court, a civilian court, but they can demonstrate there's a form of accountability. clearly the russians never will do that. the second thing is that it is an opportunity for ukraine to exercise discipline. you know the old bromide if it feels good don't do it, that's what we're hearing. ukraine should not be in a rush to exact revenge, so move through there process very delibe

the centre for women'sjustice which is representing beth has - which is representing beth has announced today they are representing her and this month, earlier this month, they lodged a formal complaint with the, if you like, the watchdog intelligence services, the investigative powers, investigative powers tribunal. and that considers complaints about the conduct of m15, m16, gchq and any complaints about possible human rights abuses by those agencies and what they have said it women's justice are saying that beth will argue she is going to ask, really, that tribunal to investigate how ex was handled by m15, how they recruited him, how they did proper checks on him, but she will say that they didn't and actually she was left vulnerable to his abuse, as a result. lt left vulnerable to his abuse, as a result. . left vulnerable to his abuse, as a result. , , ,, ., result. it with this process mean that ex will _ result. it with this process mean that ex will be _ result. it with this process mean that ex will be named? - result. it with this process mean that ex will be named? you - resul

beth, thank you for being with us. the president is going to south korea, he's going to japan, how much of this trip is about china just -- >> it's all about this asia prevent, it's really about -- the connection of china and russia together, in this war. it kind of spreads the whole geography, where we need allies across the world. you of -- >> what happens if russia launches a missile while russia is there? how the white house respond? >> it is a bad pr day for sure, but i think that the big picture here is that this is not just about him trying to get attention is a pivotal point of way. it is about north korea going gaining capabilities that we have been trying to avoid, and having for three decades. over republican and democratic administrations, that they have a critical nuclear threat against the united states. they are absolutely heading there. it is only a matter of time. really, how we react now, in a tactical way is important, but i think much more important is getting south korea together with japan, and th

with me to share their reporting and insights, dana bash, francesca, and beth sander. beth, let's start with is this an oh my god moment or should this be a thank god moment in the sense that i'm looking. they brought me a transcript of the conversation with george w. bush 20 years ago. he said i would do what it takes to help taiwan defend herself. there's always been a sensitivity to not saying it out loud. why do we have to keep up the dance? >> i think there are two reasons for strategic ambiguity. one is china, and the reason of not pissing them off is gone in my view. the other is to prevent -- create a situation where china would intervene. so i think you could do this successfully as long as you go to taiwan and say, you know, hold your horses and let's not talk about that. you could do this safely. because it is saying exactly what everybody thinks. and you know, u.s. china war plans include every single one that the u.s. is going to be involved. >> every single one that the u.s. is going to be involved. let's listen to more of what the president said. this co

but then they were exceptional for everybody in the country and, and i accept that beth read the sky. he's a prime minister, though, my drunken out cation, security staff been treated with contempt cleaners, having to more pop red wine seagraves us shaving da syria, isn't it? of what's meant to be the place, heart if government that sets the standards of our country and is your culture under your leadership? did you never for a moment during the past 5 months or even this morning? when that report landed on your desk and you read it, play by play. think about resign in a poll out today. just out says 3 and 5 persons think he should. yes, i and jo beth i of course, i understand why people are i indignant in the end i a why people have been angry at what, what took place at all i can say is that i really think given everything that is going on right now, it's my job to get on, and so the people in this country, not just to get us through the biggest war in europe for, for 70 years, but the, a huge spike in the, the cost of living and to deliver our manifesto commitments on which i was e

mary beth was also a lifelong learner, her sister said. at 50, she gained a master's degree in educational technology and she was instrumental in transitioning her school to virtual learning during the pandemic. she lived with chronic pain from rheumatoid arthritis but never complained, her daughter said. mary beth died two weeks before her 60th birthday. 77-year-old roselyn knox was the backbone of her family, and trusted confidant for many others her son said. born in ohio, roselyn grew up in colorado and played violinn the all-state orchestra. she moved with her husband, sylvester, to military bases he was stationed on across the country and globe. eventually they settled in tacoma, washington with their two children. faith was central to roselyn's life. she volunteered at her church for decades and founded a christian nonprofit focused on connecting women with the gospel online. yvonne brown loved poetry and believed in the power of literature, friends and family told us. she shared these passions in her classroom, as an english teache

believe me, another minute or so you beth is a different though. it didn't do it, it, but i believe it was a new office. dale and tell them will ups deal as worsley already. miller said that you do with them still law to hello. get to go. i started each and spoke with me a dime. i'm in a one time on the front line to be excellent, boring me that there it will with the regular rationale and the separatist to supporting an invasion. mm. isn't a, we're not a conscience. we do special from just a condition that a social possibly know the most of them will just to make a couple of separate. i'll let you say when you get another portable moon, there's like a commercial multi media and you could open a professional ukrainian soldier. thought until he found himself on the other side of the front line. he was taken prisoner by the dunbar militia, her fish a full, destroy my gibson. yes, you left this city with your life, the store o b, y a gave them a monthly income, i get what was the home with them that they did just love that did not that you did that th

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beth, not her real name, appeared in a bbc investigation which revealed her partner had his used his security status had used his security status to coercively control her. he also attacked her with a machete and threatened to kill her. the foreign national can't be named, after the government took the bbc to court to block publication. the man no no longer works for the service. earlier, i spoke to our home affairs correspondent, daniel de simone, who had this assessment. this was my investigation into this agent who we can referred to as x, and we found that he was a very serious domestic abuser, misogynist and extremist. he'd abused two partners and boasted about abusing them and exploiting other women. 0ne them and exploiting other women. one woman who is referred to as beth, not her real name, described how he use his status to coerce her and abuse her and threatened her. no one would believe her, she shouldn't speak out about any of the abuse, he would tell her, because the service he worked for would have his back. when we sought to broadcast the story and went to the governme

her new show, "life and beth" is streaming now on hulu. our friend amy schumer will be here tonight [ applause ] and she is an icon you know from classic movies like "ferris bueller's day off" and "dirty dancing." all of those experiences and more are in her memoir, "out of the corner." jennifer grey will also be joining me [ applause ] and he is a breakthrough indie singer songwriter making his television debut with us tonight. we'll have music from stephen sanchez, you guys. but before we get to all that, five conserve justices on the supreme court are apparently poised to overturn roe vs wade and erase a woman's constitutional right to bodily autonomy, subverting the will of the vast majority of americans and defying a half century of legal precedent. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as everyone undoubtedly knows by now, five republicans on the supreme court appear poised to strike down roe vs wade and erase abortion rights in a ruling that would deprive tens of millions of women their

. >> mary beth mcdade has the very latest on the situation this morning. >> it is unimaginable. be agonizing for the families of the 19 little children who were killed inside this war. behind me, we have learned many of those families are now having to give dna samples to help identify the bodies. >> this morning uvalde texas and the nation waits to learn what motivated and 18 year-old gunman to kill 19 children and 2 adults at robb elementary school. new video allegedly shows that gunman outside the school in all black running inside carrying what looks like a rifle. police say he was wearing body armor. i've got some friends. >> they're looking for their sons and stuff. said it hurts. >> the shooting started around 11, 30 tuesday. police say the gunman first got into a fight with his grandma and then shot her. he then drove to the school, crashing his truck near the school, then heading inside where he went classroom to classroom, according to local officials at that point, started shooting children, teachers, anybody that was in his way, he was shooting. >> every single perso

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