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Good evening on this saturday night. We begin with new details after that terror attack in afghanistan. We have now learned that three americans were killed in the deadliest attack on foreign civilians since the start of the war. Those three americans killed, two of them working for American University there. The third worker working for the united nations. The taliban is taking responsibility for the attacks, a rare act to go after civilians. Afghan Security Forces rushing to the scene when the attack began after dark and in the light of day what was left, the building there in shambles. We a...

Like to get the job . Jedediah it feels good. The weekend show is so much fun. You guys are a blast too. Im looking forward to it. Brian tell you how long it is . Jedediah they did. Its a long four hours. Steve you are saying you have to do two shows four hours. 8 hours a week. Tough. [laughter] steve we only work 15. Brian of course you were here and went to the view for an hour. So this is a lot more. Jedediah exactly. I was like you on outnumbered on the five the view for an hour and then here. Its good for you. It keeps you really sharp. Fox friends keeps you 145r7. I tell everybody that. ...

A proposed underground copper mine near White Sulphur Springs has been a big topic in Montana for years, as it goes through permitting processes and legal challenges.

A proposed underground copper mine near White Sulphur Springs has been a big topic in Montana for years, as it goes through permitting processes and legal challenges.

Temperatures should drop pretty significantly over the weekend. Forecasts predict a high of 70 degrees Fahrenheit Friday and then highs in the low 60s Saturday through Monday, making for a chilly mid-June weekend. Be on the lookout for reports of high country trails opening soon as the snowline continues to recede. Deschutes National Forest trail crew supervisor Joe Welke wrote in his last report at the end of May that snow still remained above 5,500 feet and forest visitors should expect a late melt-out. The last few weeks of sunny, 80-degree weather should have made significant progress.