a model nation. we were able to transform our nation in a way that very few countries have been able to do. we have gone to the level of european countries and one generation. went from 95%ion and oneliteracy generation. i do not believe many countries in the world were able to do this. today -- [indiscernible] it is unheard of. this issue is a cultural issue. and it is hoped that society will deal with it on its own terms in its own way. at if you look at the overall picture, we dynamic,ntry with a and i mentioned to you the oural and economic power of country. our government is institutionalized. institutions,ped 20% of ourve branch, counsel are women. we have developed civil rights organizations and civil societies organizations and that is just the beginning. to prevent usng from doing more. we have a country with no ambitions beyond its border. we have enough land, people, resources. we are a country focused on internal development and improving the lot of its people. we are a country that is se

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as americans he said without ourselves on being addicted to other nations, a model of the rule of law, the president said. that's interesting in light of recent gao ruling that the administration detainees swap of taliban prisoners were bowe bergdahl violated the law. it's a special interesting in light of the president's continuing refusal to rule out breaking the law if he doesn't get his way on guantÁnamo. president obama's own attorney general says he can't unilaterally do that. it's clear. president obama's own defense secretary says he cannot unilaterally do that. president obama's own military officer says he can't unilaterally do that. in the words of one of our democratic colleagues, he's going have to comply with with the legal restrictions. simple as that. going to have to comply with the legal restrictions. breaking the law is the way this was what uphold the rule of law is just as absurd as it sounds. it's time the president on the ruled that option out categorically. and then you should finally move on from a years old campaign promise and focused on the real problem th

. >> our goal is to be the national model for urban policing. >> after an officer is charged with an off campus killing, the university of cincinnati brings in heavy hitters to improve policing. >> good evening, everyone, the man picked to review the police officers shootings. >> former philadelphia police commissioners charles ramsey will take part in the top to bottom review. the president promised the review after the shooting death of samuel dubose. >> she found this team means business. >> university of cincinnati wants to know what police policies, procedures, training or lack of former uc police officer ray tensing is charged with murder. uc isn't waiting for a verdict. nationally known integrity assurance firm is coming to town. >> this is the dream team for police reform. and so excited that they're going to be here. >> the 12 member dream team is with exeger, it influences former police commissioner charles ramsey who is cocare of the police force on 20th century policing. and jeff shanker, who prosecuted a crime family. >> it's the definition, it's the invasion of what pol

south vietnam is the model of the national liberation movement of our time. if the special warfare that the united states imperialists are testing in south vietnam is overcome then it can be defeated anywhere in the world. the minister of defense of communist china in a long statement of policy in september of 1965 described in detail how mao tse tung prance to expand communism in asia. these testimonies show apart the goal of imposing communism on 50 million south vietnamese the success of the war of liberation is in itself an important objective of the communist leadership. on our side we can understand the grave consequences for us. president eisenhower in 1959 stressed the military importance of defending southeast asia in the following terms. he said, strategically, south vietnam's capture by the communist would bring their power several miles into a free region. the remaining countries of southeast asiae menaced by a great plaflanking movement. this view has been referred as the domino theory. i personally do not believe in such a theory, it means belie

>> ford's vice president made the announcement. they added, there are no plans to eliminate any models. the nation's number two automaker already has the best since gas prices went down, you said suvs are going to be -- >> and i did. people are using more natural gas to heat their homes, energy in general. watch and supply and balancing >> look at today's >> isis is strapped for cash. so strapped, it's slashing salaries and free energy drinks for fighters. >>> band eagles of death metal is performing in paris, returning to the donna con concert hall >> this is just not a regular show for us. at the same time, it's going to be a show >> >>. >> groups are calling out the city, saying it was unprepared. and in particular one victim says, an operator hung up on her because she was whispering. former report from the commission is due in july. washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> tonight, we have an update to share with you on a boy, super luke. and the 5-year-old, suffers from neurofiber metossis. and tonight at 6:00, share with the mri reveals, in super luke's constant battle, living with lf

they hope the scheme may be a model for other nations to copy. >> a suicide-bomber has blown himself up at a shia funeral hall in iraq. more than 25 people have died in the attack in the eastern province. there has been no immediate claim of responsibility. >>> countries backing talks aimed at stopping the conflict in syria are meeting in geneva to talk about a cessation of hostilities that began on saturday. the main opposition blames the government and russia for violating the graeme. moscow say that rebel fighters are the one who is have gone against the first major truce in the five-year conflict. they have called for an urgent meeting to discuss the attacks. >> we have received indications that attacks including by air have been continuing against those controlled by moderate opposition. all this needs to be verified. france has therefore demanded that the task force charged with overseeing the cessation of hostilities meet without delay. >> well, despite the pause in fighting there have been airstrikes in homs and idlib. opposition parties say continued breaches would make new

in our community, but they have become a national model for assesing how students percieve social and emotional skills. shaffer- "we're pleased to announce that that assessment was adopted by the state of nevada, the state of alaska and austin, texas." the implementation of social and emotional learning is one of the ways superintendent traci davis says the school district will acheive it's goal of a 90 percent graduation rate by 2020. davis- "and i know we talk about graduation rates and my big push to 90 by 20 but we know kids are larger than just test scores." what as, bs, cs, and ds... "thank you for being my partner." can't do. shaffer- "it's preventative, and preventing substance abuses, that is worth celebrating. davis- "the question is why what and what can we do to help them 20! 90 by 20!" covering school watch, ky sisson, channel 2 news. tomorrow on channel 2 news, we will show you how from custodian to teacher, to principal, social and emotional learning is impacting an entire community. washoe county schools... and how the initiative not only benefits students... but also

models, such as parent and teacher visits to home and social and emotional learning programs. they addressed the biggest challenges, and davis didn't sugarcoat the situation. she said overcrowding will force schools to have double sessions within five years if no davis also announced that a grant of $1 million per year was received for 13 years, for transforming youth recovery for protective program that addresses substance abuse, mental health and other things that prevent students from academic success. yours a new poll to reach 90% graduation rate by 2020. go to washoe county.net for a run down. >>> greater nevada credit union is accepting applications for the annual academic scholarship program. the plan to give away 20 scholarships for $2000, each. anyone living or working in nevada is eligible to apply. applications for the 2016/2017 school year are being accepted through march 31. they are awarded based on financial need, academic performance, community involvement and educational goals. took up an application at nevada high schools or greater nevada branches. >>> on yo

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wide model for police and community relations across the nation. sherree? of or glittery -- burglary two other times. he will not vote on a bill to protect gay, lesbian, and bisexual people from discrimination. the bill has been taken off the shelf because it did not have enough support from the state senate to approve it. religious conservatists had said the bill went too far. while gay rights activists said, it didn' t go far enough because it didn' t include transgender people. sheree: now that the iowa caucuses are in the rear-view mirror, the presidential candidates are focused on new hampshire, especially ohio governor john kasich who' s been campaigning there non stop. whatever happens in this race, i' m going to be fine because i' ve given it my best and i know it' s out of my hands at the end of the day. but it' s in your hands, so if i don' t win, it' s your fault. kasich hopes to reach 100 town halls. before the primary there a week from tonight. he' s expected to hit that goal on friday. his iowa republican caucus win in new hampshire.

and multiple programs serving as national models, such as parent-teacher visits to homes, social, and motional learning programs. in a big announcement, a grant of $1 million per year for 13 years from transforming youth recovery. this will create an eighth through twelve program, which addresses -- that could impede students from academic success. >> this is near and tear to my heart, because i have lost a son to a drug overdose. i would like to provide as much support and help to prevent this from happening to another family. >> reporter: davis also addressed shortcomings in special education. the district restructure when it comes to the biggest chance facing the district -- >> we are at a breaking point as a community. >> reporter: she says overcrowding will force schools to go into double session within five if no new schools are built. >> we'll have kids going to a bus stop at five in the morning, getting out of school at 12, then the next shift coming in at 1 and getting out at 5 and 6. >> reporter: to avoid that picture becoming a reality, it's up the communities to vote. the

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as americans, he said, we pride ourselves on being a beacon to other nations, a model of the rule of law, the president said. and that's interesting in light of a recent g.a.o. ruling that the administration's detainee swap of taliban prisoners for bow bergdahl violated the law. it's especially interesting in light of the president's continuing refusal to rule out breaking the law if he doesn't get his way on guantanamo. presidenpresident obama's own ay general says he can't unilaterally do that. it's clear. president obama's own defense secretary says he cannot unilaterally do that. president obama's own military officer says he can't unilaterally do that. in the words of one of our democratic colleagues, he's going to have to comply with the legal restrictions. as simple as that, going to have to comply with the legal restrictions. breaking the law is the way to supposedly uphold the rule of law is just as absurd as it sounds. it's time the president finally rule that option out categorically. and then he should finally move on from a year's old plain promise and focus on the real

. >>> 93 refugees have arrived in rome, foreign minister hopes the scheme can be a model for other nations to copy. ♪ >>> the suicide bomber has blown himself up at a shia funeral hall in iraq. at least 38 people have died in the attack in the eastern province of diyalla, a further 62 were injured. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility saying it killed six senior militia commanders. what more can you tell us about the circumstances of the attack quj. >> as you said, the final death toll according to security and medical source, death toll of 38 people have been killed and 60 injured. this death toll could not be final as many injured people are seriously injured. this explosion as we know just come in less than 24 hours from another explosion happened in baghdad, in which it killed more than 70 people and more than 100 injured. if we talk about mugabea city which is located in diyalla in which the explosion happened today according to the security source now very tense climate is revealed on the city. the source is talking about militia is controlled and deployed in the city, this city is

the company says there are to plans to eliminate any models in the nation's number two auto selling suv in the explorer. >>> u.s. commercial airlines will be flying to cuba for the first time in a half century. american carriers can bid on routes for as many as 110u.s. to cuba flights a day. officials from two countries signed that deal today. >>> next live at five, i scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream especially the ben and jerry's kind ififyou are lactose intolerant. we'll explain. >> let's take a live look outside. creek ben and jerry's is famous for its ice cream. but now, it's trying a different spin on dessert. as keele >>> ben and jerry's is famous for ice cream but it is trying a different spin on dessert. the company is creating a series of nondairy treats for vegan and those who are lactose intolerant. >> when you hear ben and jerry's ice crime likely comes the company is ditching the cream in its new leans of desserts. >> we have actually been working on this for about three years. >> reporter: the result, four decadent flavors, two are spins on chunky monkey and

. >> this regional task force i have no doubt will be a national model. >> last fall jim mcdonald the sheriff of los angeles county announced that his department would radically step up the arrest and prosecution of johns and traffickers. >> we put together this bureau that now has 50 detectives, but in addition to that, then we have prosecutors, we have a deputy district attorney, we have an assistant u.s. attorney embedded with us as well. >> mcdonald lisa stark wanted to change how sex workers are viewed. the word prostitute is strongly discouraged here. >> we consider them victims. >> the head of the human trafficking bureau. >> we don't want our victims in a setting, jail setting, police station setting. >> underaged sex workers are no longer arrested, but brought in for questioning. >> designed for an atmosphere that's different from where we are interviewing suspects, try to elicit the best evidence to allow us to proceed to prosecute those that have victimized them. >> there is a good reason why the area resembles a child's room. >> when you get in the room you can see it, man

. >> 93 have arrived in italy, hoping the keep can be a model for other nations to copy. there's been a suicide car bomb attack on baghdad's western outskirts. it happened at a security check point at abu ghraib. eight members of the iraqi security forces have been killed and 17 wounded. >>> in a separate incident a suicide bomb are has blown himself up at a shia funeral home in iraq. eastern province diyalla, further 62 were injured. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility saying it killed six senior militia commanders. waledi spoke to us earlier. >> one of them is baghdad and also dielt l diyalla province h. security concerns always present for the authorities. there is another explosion in diyalla, there are security measures everywhere in all of these provinces but it seems these security measures are not enough or could not enough to prevent such explosion or for the explosion to have happened. >> authorities have warned people living downstream of the mosul dam to be ready to evacuate. floods could kill more than 1.5 million iraqis living along the tigris river. mosul i

enliven is based on a national model and experts work closely with the washoe county school district to further their mission. kathleen: we do a lot of programming within the schools. we do a lot of suicide screenings in schools and middles schools with them. enliven is located the northern nevada health services on galetti way in building 2-a. noah? carson city sheriff's deputies arrested a driver, who they say hit a man, and left him on the side of the road. 37-year-old juan pablo rios was booked into the carson city jail around 4 oc'lock this evening. he's charged with failing to stop at the scene of a crash involving injury or death, which is a felony. detectives say rios hit gustova garcia-valdes at the intersection of highway 50 east and brown street last wednesday. rios later told a friend, which led to his arrest. garcia valdes died at renown medical center last friday. rios' bail is set at 50- thousand dollars. ### the washoe county sheriff's office is on high alert, because a new scam in our area has people posing as deputies. investigators say scammers are using the names

in our community, but they have become a national model for assesing how students percieve social and emotional skills. shaffer- "we're pleased to announce that that assessment was adopted by the state of nevada, the state of alaska and austin, texas." the implementation of social and emotional learning is one of the ways superintendent traci davis says it's goal of a 90 percent graduation rate by 2020. davis- "and i know we talk about graduation rates and my big push to 90 by 20 but we know kids are larger than just test scores." what as, bs, cs, and ds... "thank you for being my partner." can't do. shaffer- "it's preventative, and preventing substance abuses, bulling, risky behaviors." that is worth celebrating. davis- "the question is why what and what can we do to help them and i think this, social and emotional learning is going to be a key component to get kids to the finish line also. 90 by 20! 90 by 20!" covering school watch, ky sisson, channel 2 news. tommorow on channel 2 news, we will show you how from custodian to teacher, to principal, social and emotional learning is im

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as americans, we prize ourselves on being a beacon to other nations, a model of the rule of law. but 15 years after 9/11, 15 years after the worst terrorist attack in american history, we're still having to defend the existence of a facility and a process where not a single verdict has been reached in those attacks. not a single one. >> so jamie, you hear the president make this point that the sort of legal system that these enemy combatants have been facing at gitmo, and i'm talking about suspects like who have not been prosecuted. i think there have been eight convictions over all of these years. >> you are quite right, you have a point there -- i'm being told by the pentagon, they are going to need to clear the briefing room, so we may have to cut this short. but the point the president is making is he's appealing on practical, financial grounds, and also on the moral authority, and the fact that he makes the argument that this doesn't really protect america's security. if that were the case then maybe he would have a different opinion. again, i'm going to have to cut this sho

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he will visit six police departments nationwide that could serve as national role models. >>> we were on top of breaking news at 6:00. >>> what we learned about an escaped inmate who was on the run for weeks. >> channel 9 eyewitness news continues right now at 6:00. >> orlando's police chief says his detectives are working day and night to make arrests in a nightclub. >> we're going to investigate all aspects of this crime. >> and new for 6:00, we asked if he is worried about rumors that this was a puerto rican city. >>> tonight only one person has been arrested and he's already out of jail. >> we just found out about that was made sunday night when the gunfire started inside glitz nightclub. earlier this week, we broke the news that federal drug agents were asked to join the investigation. yesterday we uncovered one of the victims was suspected in half a dozen violent crimes in puerto rico. we reported this gun battle could have ties to the drug wars there. kathi belich questioned the chief about the potential connection to puerto rico. you asked if he is worried that we could see th

, a model of the rule of law? but 15 years after 9/11, 15 years, after the worst terrorist attack in american history, existence of a facility and a process where not a single verdict has been reached in those attacks. not a single one. when i first ran for president it was widely recognized that this facility needed to close. this was not just my opinion. this was not some radical, far-left view. there was a bipartisan support to close it. my predecessor, president bush, to his credit, said he wanted to close it. it was one of the few things that i and my republican opponent, senator john mccain agreed on. and so in one of my first acts as president i took action to begin closing it. support i wanted to make sure we did it right. i indicated that we would need to take our time to do it in a systemic way and that we had examined all of the options. and unfortunately during that period where we were putting the pieces in place to close it, what had previously been bipartisan support suddenly became a partisan issue

sheriff danny diggs spot the decals with a national model for all fifty squad cars and paid for them out of his own pocket to decals for each car costs the sheriff more than fourteen hundred dollars the sheriff says most of the comments on the department's facebook page have been supported in honors god. god certainly blessed me nothing less the sheriff's office and it's on my way of honoring god and be unpatriotic all the same time shift diggs told us of opposed to the decals he would consider removing them from that deputy's patrol car and a sheriff in north carolina also is looking to send a similar message starting this week every deputy car in rutherford county will have a decal bearing the motto in god we trust. chef chris francis also made sure taxpayer money was not use for the decals fairview baptist church donated the money for fifty decals is certainly a statement but you know we've we've done so for i believe as a country where we need to be and i really only have you any any say sunni power inside a row for county and its import to me is to be a spokes person be a leader

reporter: the resulting collaborative agreement has emerged as a nation wide model for police and community relations serving as a guidline in recent examples of urban violence like ferguson. but participants say this conversation continues that work and indicates much remains to be said. richard chiles wlwt news 5. mike: -- sheree: you' ll be able to watch the town hall online at wlwt.com. again, the forum begins at 7 this evening at the cintas center. mike: the cincinnati streetcar. the agency responsible for securing advertising. it could generate as much as $550,000 for the city. so far no ad said than sold because the ad agency is focusing on naming rights. they are suggesting a different approach. >> in the early projections that we got, zero was the number projected for advertising and sponsorship. as the stakeholders who are responsible for making the math work, zero is not ok. so we gotta make sure, sounds like we have some low hanging fruit, get those commitments so we can say there' s not a zero there. sheree: the group advertising vehicles, which is in charge of securing the ads

the disparity between the average of the 107 united nations computer models, the disparity between the trends predicted by them, average trends, and what is measured by weather balloons and satellite is stunning. >> first of all there's not 107. there are 25 of general circulation models. all this stuff about layers in the atmosphere, and all that, it's a question that we do not fully understand. where is the heat going? the big surprise in the period when the surface temperature stayed relatively constant is the temperature of the oceans is still going up. to stick your head in the sand and say everything is all right when it's not - that is foolish. >> we talked to patrick michaels at the cato institute, who has a bit of press for his belief that the federal government has no business mitigating climate change. >> i think he's just wrong about that. obviously i strongly disagree. it's a little like the arguments that used to go on about tobacco smoking and cancer, where for years there were people who disputed that smoking is implicated in lung cancer. the fact is in modern societies

the prestigious award recognizes the exceptional work of this educator as a model for the state and nation. freeman says she was very humbled to receive this award and believes teaching is the way to reach tomorrow. "i think it's just super honoring to think i get to "i think it's just super honoring to think i get to wake up and do that every day. if something like this affords me a bigger audience to say you want to be a teacher, you want to be on the front lines here in education with me then i'm thankful for that." freeman will use some of the money to put back into thousands of people have taken to the streets of new orleans to celebrate the last day of the mardi gras season. it's fat tuesday. a final day of overindulgence before ash wednesday and the beginning of the period of lent for catholics around the world. sarah dallof has the story from the center of it all in the french quarter. :12 - :16 :20 - :24 1:11 - 1:14 on bourbon street this fat tuesday.everybody is somebody else.. be it king arthur a gorilla.. even mr peanut. "that's what mardi gras is all about. people having fun,

for the state and nation. freeman says she was very humbled to receive this award, and believes teaching is the way to reach tomorrow "i think it's just super honoring to think i get to wake up and do that every day. if something like this affords me a bigger audience to say you want to be a teacher, you want to be on the front lines back into her classroom. sunny and cold over the next several days as polar air has taken over much of the southeast. sunny, windy and cold today with middle to upper 40s. the wind will be from the w/nw next several days as polar air has taken over much of the southeast. sunny, windy and cold today with middle to upper 40s. the wind will be from the w/nw 15-20 with some gust up to 30mph. this means much of the day with the wind chill will feel like the lower 30s, it will be a raw day. clear, breezy tonight, lows in the upper 20s wednesday friday: sunny and the middle to upper 40s. lows in the lower to middle 20s. sunny and cold over the next several days as polar air has taken ove

for the nation so it may seem like american people ambitious goal we tell the department chief and i have had several communications to know exactly what is happening this is asking for transparency, accountability this is what the chief says and the business is facility not knowing deciding not to know and deciding we don't want to know the truth if so fatality to the relationship of law enforcement the community that is whether an opportunity to talk about the policing our public safety is not just for the criminal justice but to make sure the explicit did living up to the standards of best practices and 72 hours accountable to the community and accountable to the officials and that you have the confidence in the ability to provide those kinds of services this is the first step and it is a volunteer process it requires commitment on behalf of the city and when we decide whether to come to a location part of it we need to see the commitment not only from the police and the mayor's making a request but the confidence that the whole city and community want that kind of transformation

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anltand 93 syrian refugees have arrived in rome, hopefully the scheme can be a model for other nations to copy. coming up in this newshour, why a symbolic funeral was held in gaza for a palestinian man who died in suspicious circumstances in bulgaria, how the zika virus has opened the abortion debate in deeply catholic brazil. >>> and a long tie away from this goal. but first, a suicide bomber has blown himself up in iraq. in the even province of diallah. the iraqis said they had recaptured this area so away do you think of the attack northbound diyalla? >> just liberated from the islamic state a month ago. the message is clear, yes we are behind that we are coming back and are not defeeted at all yet. >> almost in the background that things had gotten a little bit quieter in iraq when it comes to islamic state. is this the end you think? >> from the be liberation of ramadi, from the islamic state, it seems the islamic state is under tremendous military pressure and trying to react, saying we're still alive and kick again, so they choose disiediyalla, in particular, inr to kill four le

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across the nation to follow too. craig boswell takes you to a living room conversation. on this snowy evening in new hampshire a small group of people gathered inside a neighborhood home - some of them had never met. "this is spencer" they were invited in for a personal - political conversation ahead of tuesday's primary. it's called a "living room conversation" - intended to ignite constructive discussion over political differences...the couple hosting the event live those differences daily. "i am a republican" "and i'm a democrat" and that set the stage... "i think or government has where do you want it small and where do you want it big." "i think they could a much better job at managing immigration" the discussion included tough topics such as immigration, gay marriage and gun control "the over regulation in my opinion can be very toxic." "it's misplaced." spencer littles is a bernie sanders supporter. "the federal government i feel like has to really push the states." 83-year-old nancy boyle has not missed an el

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> dean of students say they are working on to eliminate the behavior. he says, miamiing must be the model of greek life for the nation. live in oxford, larry davis, local 12 news. back to you. >> miami is commonly known nationally as the mother of fraternities, five were still operating in 1929 accused of abducting and raining a 15-year-old girl. danny blacken, jr., forced the dpirl in his car and drove to a seque cluted area and sexually assaulted her. he's registered at the ohio career tech center. the allegations against his son are not true. he's locked up in half billion dollars bond. >> u.s. department of veterinary affairs, disciplines two officials, allegations raised about management and veterans care issues in cincinnati's care. and the director the regional network is retiring rather than face firing. and investigation found nearly 3 dozen current or former employees expressed urgent for veterans amid alleged misconduct by officials. >> supporters of a suspended local judge, asked the federal government to be involved. tracy hunter wants the department of justice, to look how t

it's mostly been older models but now the national traffic highway safety administration says takata is warning 12 automakers that more recent air bags are at risk. already more than 20 million vehicles have been recalled at this point. this comes as another company, continental automotive systems, says it has a problem with air bags as well. moisture can kind of get into the air bag's computers causing power supplies to corrode and fail. honda, fiat, chrysler, volkswagen have already issued recalls. more companies are affected. different problem. the company is in trouble for how it's dealt with minorities. toyota's lending service, toyota motor credit corporation, agreed to pay almost $22 million. the money will go toward thousands of minority customers who were overcharged on loans from 2011 through this year. in 2013, the consumer financial protection borrow opened an investigation into accusations that the company charged more interest to auto loans for black and asian car buyers. the investigation found that tmcc itself wasn't responsible but rather it was individual dealership

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