 Good morning. We're coming up on two minutes after six on this June 28th. Thanks for making KQ&A your choice for your Friday. I'm Bill Monroe. News this hour just ahead of Brian Kilmeade is brought to you by You Pick It. Engineers with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality are working to redirect some 800 feet of the Hacienda River. This is being done to dry out a pile of saturated mining waste that's in danger of collapsing and falling into the river.