gunshot wounds. the young woman has been identified as 19-year-old clair orton. she is a 2014 graduate of los lomas high school. she just completed her first year of studies at san diego state university. the young man who died is 21-year-old scott burdick. he's a 2012 graduate from high school. he had a prior dating relationship with orton. again, police stress at this point it's being investigated as a murder-suicide. they do not think there are any suspects at large or any danger to the community. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. oakland police believe a car was going at least twice the speed limit when a driver lost control and crashed into a funeral home. deshaun raven died in the back seat. they believe the driver was spieding last night and lost control near 37th street. a woman walking by was injured. the car took out a palm tree parking meters and then hit the funeral home. >> i thought it might have been another car. it woundsonded like two cars. >> please are looking for the driver and another passenger who ran away. funeral arrangements are being made for the five victims found dead inside a modesto home. dr. amanda cruz her two kids rachel and elizabeth, the suspect's mother and a 5-year-old family member were all found on saturday. family friends and former pasht erer patients of dr. cruz gathered for candlelight vigils. the suspect martin martinez, is also the main suspect in the death of the 2-year-old son back in october. he died of head injuries. it was an emotional morning as the father of kate steinle spoke. >> her alleged kill ir is a kwucted fell ed convicted felon. >> they took aim at sanctuary city policies. here's matt keller. >> reporter: the words were difficult to say and difficult to hear. >> suddenly a shot rang out. kate fell and looked at me and said help me dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the father of kate steinle testified before the senate judiciary committee in washington, d.c. on immigration enforcement policies. on july 1st she was shot and killed near pier 14 on the embarcadero. the man accused of shooting her francisco sanchez had been deported five times before the shooting. the san francisco sheriff's office did not inform u.s. immigration officials upon his last release. >> unfortunately due to disjointed laws and basic incompetence of many laws, the u.s. has suffered a self-influcted wound in the murder of our daughter by a person who should never have been on the streets of this country. >> reporter: the senator supports a bill requiring state and local law enforcement to notify federal officials of an undocumented immigrant who has been convicted of a felony when being released. >> the man who killed kate is a classic case of multiple felonies and prior deportations. and a simple phone call would have been enough. but that did not happen. >> reporter: matt keller, abc 7 news. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn is in washington for today's testimony. he'll have live reports at 5:00 and 6:00. turning to the weather. thankfully much much cooler. >> spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. >> what's a nice cooldown and drier air as well. a look at live doppler hd. lovely day. mostly sunny with a few high clouds around. low clouds near the coast. over the sierra midsummer afternoons. thunderstorms, lots of lightning strikes up and down the sierra nevada mountain range. flash flood watch for much of the sierra until 8:00 this evening on both sides of the california and nevada side. back to the local view from emeryville. a few clouds over the bay. 69 at oakland. 73 in mountain view. 75 in morgan hill. here's the view from our rooftop camera at abc 7 or the bay. some blue and some clouds. 77 in santa rosa. novato, 75. livermore, 82. as we look at a few clouds over the bay, first forecast breezy conditions this evening with coastal fog. low clouds and fog expand overnight into early morning hours. by afternoon tomorrow, at least partly to mostly sunny skoois. cool at the coast. mild inland. low 60s into mid and upper act80s. i'll have a further look in the forecast in a few moments. did you feel it? some had an early wake-up call thus morning. a 4.0 earthquake rattled nerves. >> i thought the house bounced. it was boom! i was like -- >> i didn't feel it. >> and then no aftershocks. i was like, did i just dream that? two miles east of fremont was the epicenter. janet oh with reaction from fremont. >> reporter: this 7-eleven was already wide awake when the 4.0 earthquake hit. he and others say it felt much stronger than the magnitude recorded. >> reporter: the quake struck along the hayward fault line. many woke up at 2:41 this morning surprised. >> it woke almost everyone up on the house. >> it was on the heyward fault that we expect to rupture in the next big earthquake. there have been 14 aftershocks. a 2.7 was the largest. >> reporter: this man slept through it all. >> she goes i can't believe you didn't feel it. i didn't feel a thing. she got up and called her friends in castro valley and they were talking about it for like an hour. >> reporter: fremont police got tons of calls from scared and nervous residents. luckily no injuries or damage reported. however, b.a.r.t. systemwide faced up to a 30-minute delay due to track inspections by rush hour, everything was back to normal. >> i'm relieved because there won't be so much congestion. tons of people on b.a.r.t. in the morning. people won't be late for work. >> this is another reminder to start collecting items for an emergency kit. water and food and extra batteries. in fremonts janet oh abc 7 news. you'll find guidelines for stocking an emergency kit for your family at abcnews.com under prepare norcal. a fire ripped through a duplex late last night around 11:45 near york and alameda streets. crews were able to get the fire under control within 20 minutes. it was red tagged. no injuries reported. the cause of the blaze is under investigation. a u.s. police officer shot a dog after it attacked an employee. the employee was walking to work at the mint bltding when a pit bull ran towards her. the dog then went after a homeless man and jogger. the officer shot the dog in the leg. the dog then ran back to its control. animal control tracked down the dog. the leg may require investigation. they'll investigate whether the dog will be returned to its owner. the u.s. justice department announced it's formerly dropping its criminal prosecution of the former san francisco giants slugger in connection with the balco steroids scandal. he was convicted of two years in prison based on rambling testimony he gave to a grand jury. an appeals court threw that out in april. prosecutors said today they'll not reinstate those charges. bay area transit ageses are gear agencies are gearing up. >> b.a.r.t. will be suspending service to completely rebuild one section of track between the west oakland station and trans bay tube. the first shutdown will take place august 1st and 2nd. once the work is done b.a.r.t. trains will be able to single track during major service disruptions in the trans bay tube. >> right now we're stuck with two one-way roads. we want two roads that have bidirectional traffic. >> buses run every 45 seconds between the trans bay terminal and 19th street oakland station. a second shutdown will take place during labor day weekend. still ahead -- the close call for a toddler in a hot car as scorching temperatures bake the other side of the country for a third day in a roew. >> millions of iphones sold. why are investors selling apple shares this afternoon? the new call 4 change inside san francisco's sheriff's department. the fallout from the kate soon to steinle murder continues. this is highway 101 in san rafael. oncoming traffic is northbound. you can see it is a little heavy at the top of the screen. right-hand side is southbound heading toward the golden gate bridge. that's moving a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. covering los altos antioch and all the bay area,ing this is abc 7 news. >> a scrap metal fire triggered a hazardous materials fire in carson. putting water on fires involving metal can be dangerous so firefighters let the flames burn. businesses within a block were evacuated as a precaution. apple reported a quarterly profit boost of 38% with the iphone the key to the success. they sold 47.5 million phones in the last quarter up about 35% from a year earlier. apple did not release numbers for the apple watch. despite the reported profit, apple shares slid nearly 9 points today. now at $122 a share, due to apple's revenue outlook for the quarter falling short of expect aigss. there's better news for facebook. its stock hit an all-time high today hitting just under $100. analysts raised their price target citing higher confidence in the video advertising. facebook is worth $275 billion. the ceo mark zuckerbrg is now the ninth wealthiest in the world. csu trustees approved an across the board 2% pay increase today. csu executives pay is about 25% below similar university systems. a proposed 2% increase is currently booeg lyly being negotiated. the city council voted to prohibit using esigs in and near facilities, in workplaces and public places like bus stops and public atm areas. smoking is already illegal in all of those areas. if you are looking for a job or know someone who is we have a great opportunity. the next abc 7 job journal job fair is tomorrow in contra costa county from noon to 4:00. it is free. the bay area, the weather has been enjoyable for the most part. on the other side of the country, people are sweating it out again. a heat wave has people in its grips for a third straight day. marci gonzalez is outside in new york city with a look at how the soaring temperatures are impacting millions of people there. >> reporter: we fell a few degrees short of this being a heat wave in new york city. it's been pretty uncomfortable especially for those living farther south. another day of oppressive -- >> it's awful. very very hot. >> reporter: -- brutal -- >> this is treacherous. >> reporter: -- scorching temperatures. >> it's hot! too hot to breathe. too hot for anything. >> reporter: a heat advisory in ten states from texas to virginia where it feels like it's in the triple digits. the extreme heat buckling roads, igniting power lines and leading to some close calls. this woman in kansas smashing the window of this car after spotting a toddler accidentally locked inside. >> what's if she dies. what if i can't get her out. >> reporter: the girl okay. her caregivers ticketed and possibly facing charges. there are other serious risks posed by this intense dose of summer especially for the elderly. including those in new york coping with power outages. >> we want it to come back on. >> reporter: the hottest temperatures in two years bringing stern warnings. >> this kind of heat can be dangerous. >> reporter: and plenty of complaints. >> i know it's like really hot, but this is excruciating hot. >> reporter: many are trying to keep perspective. just a few months ss ago, they were complaining about the cold. live in new york, marci gonzalez abc 7 news. larry and ama, back to you. >> they had a horrendous winter there. summer in new york can be brutal. >> oh, yeah. high humidity. factor in with the extreme heat makes it oppressive. we don't have that problem here. live doppler hd. much cooler conditions than yesterday. dry air and significant breeze for much of the bay area. current winds, the strongest winds on the west shore of the bay. 30 miles an hour gusts. 25-mile-per-hour gusts at sfo. breezy in many locations as well. winds between 15 and 20 miles an hour. it's 16 degrees cooler in novato at this hour than it was yesterday. santa rose a13 degrees cooler. 10 at livermore and san jose. cooled down across the bay area rather significantly. clouds over downtown san francisco. low clouds moving inland overnight. spotty drizzle is possible. and cooler and breezier. satellite radar showing good-bye remnants of dolores and welcome to cooler, drier air moving in. that pattern is going to establish itself and holds for a few days. 7:00 this evening, coastal clouds at that point. and they'll increase overnight into tomorrow. coastal clouds lingering with nice refreshing on-shore flow. cooler inland tomorrow. the cooling pattern continues. low clouds and fog at the coast and locally across the bay. temperatures in a more comfortable range. upper 50s to 60. maybe just above 60 in inland locations. then tomorrow a few lingering clouds. that onshore breeze will provide more cooling. high temperatures from mid to low 60s. 70s around the bay and maybe a couple upper 80s in inland locations. thursday will be the coolest. temperatures rebound on friday. it warms up over the weekend. highs will hold in that range for the next few days into next week. more seasonable mid-summer pattern coming our way over the weekend. up next -- the large snack leading to the food coma for a bear. >> he's out. the race for president turns into name calling. the mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! apparently bears like to chill out, too. a florida man snapped some entertaining photos of a big bear enjoying a large snack. a 20-pound bag of dog food he found in a garage. the bear appears to have eaten too much and goes into a food coma. >> it just stretched out and laid there. >> he lirked his albow.po. after an hour and a half he woke up and walked into the woods. he grabbed the leftovers and put the rest of the food in the garage and locked it up. >> fido somewhere is weeping. where is my food? a surfing legend feels great to be back at home after a narrow escape from a shark. >> the world has learned of nick fanning. t.j. holmes has more. >> reporter: this morning nick fanning riding a giant wave of relief. >> happy to be home in one piece and okay. >> reporter: just two days after the shark scare seen around the world, fanning returning home to australia and opening up about that close calling off the coast of africa. >> not to have a scratch on me just more of an emotional, mental trauma right now. >> reporter: shaken but in good spirits. >> i just felt something approach from behind me. that's when i jumped on my board. it just sort of came up and went for the tail. >> even speculating about why the shark targeted him. the 34-year-old is one of the super superstars in the surfing world reportedly earns close to $3 million a year. it skyrocketed him to new heights of fame. but memes aside, he's looking forward to spending time outside the water and seeing friends and family including his mom who watched it all play out live on tv. >> pretty emotional. always will be. >> while he vows to return to surfing. >> it's going to be hard, but you know you've got to face these things front on. >> reporter: he'll be taking his time. until then a parting message for that shark. >> thanks for not eating me. i'm just lucky it wasn't my time. >> wow. >> that is every surfer's worst fear and worst nightmare. you never know what's behind you or coming up in the water. event organizers called off sunday's action after that. the winner of the 2015 abc discovers digital talent competition. >> what? >> what's? how about that. sam fond out the good news this week. the aspiringe inging actor will receive a one-year talitient deal with abc. he beat out 7,000 other applicants. two of the other finalists were from the bay area. the abc discovers digital talent competition helped launch the career of lupita nyong'o. it's a great opportunity. >> certainly is. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. pope francis turning has ears to governor mayor and other mayors to address climate change. the white house honors the chattanooga shooting victims but is this half-staff tribute coming too late. and demanding the sheriff's department following the prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. 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(buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. this is at abc 7 news. >> here are the headlines where you live. police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide. sky 7 hd was over the neighborhood on holton court where the bodies were found inside the girl's parents' home. take a look at the growing memorial outside the modesto home where five people were murdered over the weekend. coming at 5:00 how the father of one of the victims tried to warn his ex-wife about the accused killer months ago. the family of kate steinle are in washington d.c. pushing for immigration reform. almost every seat was taken during the powerful testimony. in response to the pier shooting one san francisco super superviseor introduced a new package proposal at a meeting today. cornell joins us with details. >> reporter: they urged city leaders to hold a hearing about the sanctuary city policy. it's unlikely the sheriff will get his wish on that. one had something to consider. >> we've needed a thoughtful look at what happened and a common sense approach to ensuring the situation will not happen again in san francisco. >> reporter: the tragic murder of kate soon toteinle is more about public safety. >> it was a failure of public safety that the sheriff's office did not communicate. >> reporter: it appears to be more of a mandate for the sheriff. they want the sheriff to rescind his departmentwide gag order because of san francisco's sanctuary city status. better communication might have prevented francisco sanchez from ever being brought here on a 20-year-old drug warrant. >> part of that is the discretion for law enforcement personnel to communicate when they deem appropriate. >> reporter: they want legislation mandating the sheriff receive confirmation from the d.a.'s office before a prisoner is transported to san francisco. the warrant for sanchez was dismissed days after he arrived at the san francisco county jail. the sheriff wasn't talking today, but his legal counsel was. >> to the fact we can come up with a plan to allow the sheriff to know he's within state and federal law. that's what we're seeking. >> reporter: cornell bern ard, abc 7 news. the u.s. flag atop the white house is flying at half-staff in remembrance of seven service members. president obama issued an order to lower the flag thus afternoon following criticism it wasn't done earlier. u.s. flags flown at all public buildings, including military posts will fly at half-staff until sunset saturday. >> the white house has set up a twitter account to promote the iran deal. it says the historic iran deal sux succeeds in verifying iran cannot obtain a bomb. the account urges people to tweet their questions and promises to set the record straight. police in texas plan to release dash cam footage of a confrontation between an officer and woman who later died in custody. sandra bland they contend committed suicide in jail. her family believes she may have been murdered. brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: this captures the moment jail personnel realize sandra is dead, found hanging in her cell just three days after her controversial arrest. the 28-year-old activist pulled over for failing to signal a lane change. and when forced to get out of her car, the arresting officer says she began swinging her elbows at me and kicked me in the shin. >> she felt her arm had been fractured. >> reporter: the jail claims her health was intact. >> there were no reported injuries by ms. bland and no additional medical treatment was requested. >> reporter: at 7:55 a.m. officers claim bland asked to make a phone call. that call was never made. at 8:58 a guard discovers bland. a trash bag was wrapped around her neck. >> wasn't much of anything there. >> reporter: texas rangers are leading the investigation. but civil rights leaders want more. >> i'm here to tell you discrimination is alive and well in waller county. an investigation has to be done by the department of justice. >> reporter: the district attorney's office says it's too early to determine if this was murderer or suicide. sandra bland's family is awaiting its own independent autopsy. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> lindsey graham is sick and tired of donald trump. this is graham telling inging cnn what he really thinks. >> that he's aye jackass. that he's bringing his name down and he's not helping the process. and he shouldn't be commander in chief. >> it's on now. senator graham is tired of having to answer questions about trump and the dumb things he says and everyone he insults. trump called graham a stiff and gave out his personal cell phone number. >> i don't know if it's the right number. 202-228 -- >> a new "washington post" abc news poll found 24% of likely republican voters supported trump. the poll was taken largely before his controversial remarks about senator mccain's vietnam war service. support for trump fell on the one night they were surveyed following those comments. you've probably heard of the dad bod -- still ahead, a science that says this body trend is a real thing. up furstirst, the new lotto winner and why this is not the first time they've beaten the odds. clouds getting thicker along the coastline. it's getting one canadian man has beaten some incredible odds again. that is peter mccassie of new brunswick. he just won $1 million in the atlantic lotto. his chances of winning were 1 in nearly 14 million. he wouldn't have had even this chance if he'd not survived another freak event. he was hit by lightning when he was 14 years old. he survived lightning and wins the lotto. he's doing something right. we have spencer checking our weather. >> different kind of luck but we'll take it anyhow. >> a few clouds. breezy and cool and pleasant. certainly compared with the hot and humid weather the last few days. powerful thunderstorms with lightning strikes up and down the sierra. across the 48 contiguous, a couple of areas in the northern plains. a typical hot, summer day. across california tomorrow look for inland hie-- interior highs of 92 in chico. 96 fresno. thunderstorms in the sierra again. pleasantly cool day in the bay with clouds at the coast. mid to upper 80s inland. san jose is our measuring stick. temperatures dropping below the average for this time of year. high of only 76 on thursday. temperatures gradually increase. by early next week highs in san jose and other locations back to the average range for this time of year. it's been two years since the iconic image following the birth of prince george. the new look at the royal on the eve of his birthday. the dad bod is a real thing. the science that says dads are really packing on the pounds. i'm michael finney. we've told you about covering fremont, palo alto north bay and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >> a new option for online shoppers is officially in business today. jet.com launched overnight. designed to compete with amazon and other retail giants. it's an online price club saving members 10% to 15% for more than 10 million products. to get access, shoppers have to pay a $50 a year membership fee. >> once we know what products the consumer wants to buy, we can find the cheapest most effective way to get that basket to the consumer. >> the prices were 27% lower on average. >> you can buy stuff on craigslist as well. there's a growing scandal. stealing a neighbor's dog and putting it up for sale. >> michael finney has the story. >> you can't get much lower than that. we've seen victims who reck news their bikes for sale craigslist. now some pet owners have seen their dogs for sale. sorry vail sorry surveillance video shows dogs swiped from their owner's yard. now they're showing up on kraugs list. one woman noticed her dog in an ad seven months after it disappeared. >> i slowly released this is really sushi. i said, kara, this is your dog. >> the woman used a microchip reader on confirm was her dog. the company charged to protect your identity was charged today. lifelock claims it will alert customers as soon as it detects friday. the ftc said they failed to protect customers data, iron ironically even putting them at more risk of theft. they paid $11 million to settle similar charges five years ago. a company representative disagrees with the new charges and says this time they'll contest them in court. citigroup is fighting to refund millions to consumers for deceptive credit card projects. they offered credit monitoring but charged them during the free trial period. they were also accused of selling identity theft services and failling to perform those services. they'll refund the nearly 9 million customers who paid for those services. >> thank you, michael. apparently the dad bod is no joke. being a father can make you gain weight. putting on pounds after the birth of a child. the tupical 6-foot tall man who lives with his kids gained weight on average after becoming a dad. >> they skipped their exercise. >> it coincides to mindless eating. making poor food choices. parents need to think about their health the same way they think about their children's health. >> you can find this study in the american journal of men's health. to me, dad bod means shredded. >> clearly. in other health news do older siblings really have an advantage over their younger brother and sister? >> and be aware of the bacteria next time you hit the beach. >> reporter: you may be getting more than a sunny afternoon at the beach. bacteria loved the beach just as much as humans do. turns out sand contained nasty bugs like e. coli. you shouldn't cancelior vacation. only worry if you have an open cut or wound. birth order doesn't make much difference. researchers studied high school students to find out how employ birth birth order affected them. practically a meaningless difference. some scored higher on extro version. two new studies show people with the best school grades often have more complex jobs later on and a reduced risk of developing dementia. there's a lifetime risk to developing alzheimerer's and use using your brain innior your younger years. longer vacations aren't necessarily better than shorter ones. engage in activities that you've never done before and try to end the trip on a high note. trending now an adorable look at little prince george this afternoon. >> kenthink issington palace posted this picture, look who is turning 2 tomorrow. >> it was an outtake of a few photos snapped a few weeks ago. picturexar's next film showed what likely could have happened to the dinosaurs if the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs didn't hit earth. ♪ >> they look like friendly dinosaurs. the thanksgiving day release follows the friendship and adventures of a human boy and teenage apadasaurus. abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. up next the tables are turned on pope francis. the preaching from governor brown to the leader of the fauthful at the vatican. coming up today at 5:00 -- a big day in our nation's capital. >> a bay area father on a mission to keep his daughter's legacy alive. that story coming up at 5:00. also an arrest in the fatal shooting of a marine veteran. those stories and more when ama and i ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what the?! with the fastest speeds to the most homes, the company that keeps making fast faster is doing it again. introducing multi-gig speeds from xfinity. the future of awesome. fresh off the boat, blackish and extreme weight loss at 9:00 and then abc 7 news at 11:00. in the vatican a unique meeting about global climate change. among the speakers, some very familiar faces. >> governor jerry brown, ed lee and sam licardo. the subject was climate change. usually when a room fills for pope frances he does the talking. today he wise listening. >> we have to get on the side of nature and not go against it or abuse it. >> reporter: that's jerry brown one legislator in a room filled with them from around the world brainstorming climate change for the benefit of pope francis. >> he wants to hear it from people suffering the problems and for people on the front lines. >> while these designations took place in the vatican literally the whole world watched. the catholic church sees it as a social issue. >> climate change affects the poor most adversely. it drives them to desperate means, desprats measures. >> reporter: the pope mostly listened today. among others, ed lee of san francisco who used this platform to make a major announcement. >> leading by example -- >> today i'm announcing that our city and county of san francisco will complete the loose of petroleum diesel in our municipal fleet. all of our fire trucks, municipal buses and heavy duty trucks and are replace it with renewable diesel by the end of this year. it will ask the u.n. declare human trafficking and modern slavery as crimes against humanity. those are byproducts of hard times from a changing climate. >> wayne, thank you. i'm larry beil. abc 7 news begins now. a bay area father's quiet words as he blasts the legal loophole that may have allowed a man to kill his daughter. we're live on capitol hill with the dramatic testimony. >> a walnut creek home turns into a crime scene. the end of a 12-year legal saga. barry bonds reacts to his steroid case being officially over. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures and humidity down. live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> you see the felonies and the number of deportations and you really see the failure of the system. maybe the price on deportation is too low. >> senator dianne feinstein spotlights immigration reform after kate steinle died after walking on a pier with her dad. >> kate's family appeared to plea for immigration reform. an undocumented immigrant is accused of shooting her three weeks ago. chris wynn attended today's hearing and is there with the story. chris? >> reporter: it was quite an emotional day of testimony for kate steinle's family. they came out to d.c. to share her story with the goal of preventing a tragedy like hers from happen again. jim soon toteinle shaird what he'll remember most about his late daughter. >> kate had a special soul, a kind and giving hard the most contagious laugh and smile that would light up a room. >> reporter: kate was killed not too far from her apartment. >> suddenly a shot rang out. kate fell and looked at me and said, help me, dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the steinle family is in washington, d.c. to push for reform. for felons to be deported. the suspect had been deported back to mexico seven times. san francisco's sanctuary policy helped protect him from being deported once again. >> your local jurisdiction must cooperate with federal authorities if they ask them to hold the individual. >> reporter: 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