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of course we did have indications that retirement was on the way. manning gave patriots coach bill belichick a big hug when manning said this might be my last rodeo so it sure has been a pleasure. after a long history with the colts there are some questions as far as will manage retire as a colt or a bronco. i'll have more on that coming up at 7:30. >>> many of them definitely want him retiring as a bronco not a colt. department of agriculture says the mountains have received the least amount of precipitation in 30 years. all of this likely going to have a huge impact on our snow packet, however, there is still time for this to be fixed by mother nature. concerning. ww still have quite a bit more of the winter left to see more precipitation and as we are still in tell the el nio phase we could see some of this. >> reporter: and as we will see some of this right now. look off to the west. southeast corner of the state also has a little bit of a moisture which is good because we do have red flag warnings. anytting we can get will help out as far as ou

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last question. >> the retired officer retired back at the time you received >> i don't have that information. we're trying to determinehat what his status was hen the item was handed to him wheer he was retired or shortly afterthat. he did retirere in the late 90s. so i'm not sure when this item came into his possession. >> he was working movie shift? >> a lot of officers work. you see them m ound the community, los angeles and elsewhere typically on lapd -- not motorcycles they work on movie bikes that look like lapd officers and in uniform. that is by agreement with the city and with the department they work those jobs for traffic public. it's my understanding he was working one of those jobs as a motor officer for the movie job. so he would, in any case, be off dudu whether he was retired or still employed by lapd in an off duty capacity. >> what is his name? >^ we're not providing his name thank you very much. >> ashley: and we have been listening to a live news conference out of los angeles where police are telling us they have been given a key piece of evidence possibly in the o. j. si

whether he was in fact retired or retired shortly after that. all i can tell you he did retire in the late '90s. i'm not sure when this item actually came into his possession. >> he was working on a movie shift? >> a lot of our officers work around the community in los angeles and elsewhere. typically on lapd motorcycles, not lapd motorcycles, they work on bikes that look like lapd officers. that in uniforms and agreement with the city and that they work the jobs for traffic safety and safety of the public. he was working one of those jobs as motor officer for the movie job. he would in any case be off-duty, whether he was retired or still employed by lapd but in off duty capacity. >> what is his name? >> we're not providing his name at this time. thank you very much. harris: if you are just joining us on this hour of "outnumbered," we went from politics to a bombshell piece of information in the nearly 20-year-old or more than 20-year-old o.j. simpson case. he was acquitted in it the former nfl star but the case remained open. we just found out

this is a big deal- a legend is retiring. national media here and people from all over colorado here for that official announcement later this morning alright, broncos fans -- this is a big deal- a legend is retiring. national media here and people from all over colorado here for that official announcement we're asking you to share your thanks - or favorite memories - from manning's career... on social media... using hash-tag be- many n-f-l players are posting online about manning's decision to retire. old friend and competitor tom brady posted... "congratulations peyton on an incredible career. you changed the game forever and made everyone around you better. it's been an honor." 9news cartoonist drew litton has this tribute and goodbye to peyton. the sheriff's clicking his heels... holding the lombardi trophy... heading into the sunset. during his 18-year career.... peyton manning set some impressive records. he broke brett favre's record for passing yards in 2015. manning is also the passing touchdowns leader with 539. and

he's told his team he will retire. lindsay watts has been following this since early this morning. >> reporter: the very latest that the broncos will be holing a news conference here at their englewood headquarter tomorrrw aa 11:00 a.m. at that time we do expect to hear from peyton manning himself and the retirement. we'll bring that to you live here on denver 7 tomorrow. all season long and especially after that big super bowl win rummers have been circulating about manning's future. we only got thh official confirmation just over two hours ago now. he has had such an incredible career. he is going to etire as an all time leader in passing yards, passing touchdowns, passing he was able to come back from a 2011 neck surgery that many thought would be career ending including himself. he was still with the indianapolis colts and that team's former owner has asked manning to retire as a colt. the owner has confirmed at the denver post that he has personally asked manning to do that. i can tell you back in 2012 when he was

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why do people retire overseas? >> there was a report done that baby boomers, the one regret they have is not doing enough traveling when they were younger. this is a way to travel, to see the world, to experience new cultures. >> reporter: that's not the only reason why. pressure says for some people, it can be a good financial move. >> your fixed income, your annuity ies go twice as well. it's a win-win. >> reporter: what are the best places? >> the no. 1 place is panama. panama and ecuador have been neck in neck of the top two places to retire overseas. a lot has to do with economics. they're easy, low cost, affordable, sunshiny places to live. mexico was really popular back in the 1920s, the 1930s, the 1940s and it remains popular today. in the '50s, '60s and '70s, people were retiring to costa rica. those two countries are very easy. americans have been going there for such a long time. >> reporter: in many of the countries, that are ex-pat communities, but it doesn't mean they operate like america. >> none of

the second point we emphasize is the concept of retirement, unfunded retirement. thes amazing to consider fact that funded retirement is no more than 150 years old at the outside. when roman soldiers were ready to retire, they decided they did not want them around rome so they gave them stipends and land far distant from rome. new,eal retirement is brand-new. it is an installer shooting to think about. -- and astonishing thing to talk about. the next thing is the roads in the fields. kicking and tracked screaming into this subject because i do not think it was dominant in what has affected investment, but it is interesting. section, we goor from ernie, to meet off, and ponzi. jesse will talk about that in a few minutes, and very interesting area. and the fourth thing that we is the increase in sophistication. one thing is because of the investment area. that was not really born until about 1900. the second area, and was made a controversial to some of you, we think we have gotten a lot better, as a national economy, and managing economic policy for the benefit of

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he announced he is going to retire. fans have been quick to say thank you. >> reporter: thank you, we love you, no shortage of love for manning at all since the announcement came out. the best, football greats, celebrities and family, denver broncos country has a lot to say about peyton manning's decision. fans got a little emotional when we were talking to him yesterday. fans love their football, and they sure love their peyton, though he was only here for four years. how do you say good-bye to a legend. you thank him for making football fun to watch. >> i'm glad he ended in denver. >> proud of you peyton, best of everything. >> thanks for bringing the pride back to denver, good luck in your retirement. >> reporter: people are not only saying thank you so much for everything you done for the football fans in denver, they are saying congratulations on a successful career, saying we support your decision. broncos country, fully backing peyton manning this morning. >> it will be interesting to hear what he has planned for

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or shortly retired after that. all i can tell that you he did retire in the late '90s and i am not sure when that came into his possession. >> was he working a movie shift>> was he working a movie shift. >> a lot of our officers work in los angeles -- not lapd motorcycles, but work on movie bicycles and they are in hapd uniform business agreement by the city andnd the department that they work the jobs. it is my understding he was working one of those jobs as a motor officer for the movie job so he would be retired if he was off duty by the lapd. >> we are not providing his name at thiss time. police department is confirming they are right now analyzing a knife. this knife allegedly found at the estate of oj simpson, found in thehe'90s found by a construction worker and immediately handed over to a lapd police officer. but instead of urning it in as evidence kept that knife as morabilia. it knew knife is being identified. and so they will now move forward and a knife found at the estate of oj simpsons back in the '

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and today i retire from pro football. >> number 18. peyton manning. >> peyton manning, one of the biggest names anderbers that the nf -- and earners is going after a number of seasons. >> there are players more talented, but no one could outprepare me. because of that i have no regrets. i fought a good fight. i finished my football race and after 18 years, it's time. good bless all of you and god bless football. >> in his years with the broncos and the colts manning was named m.v.p. 5 times and helped win the super bowl twice. in december he denied using growth hormones after an al jazeera america investigation. an intern at a clinic said hgh was shipped to manning's wife. at the time he played for the colts. sly is trying to recant his story, manning stood by his denial. >> it's fabricated, junk, garbage. i can give you a list of words. >> reporter: manning answered no direct questions about the al jazeera documentary, but pushed back hard about a sexual harassment case. >> i did not do what has been alleged. and i'm not interested in

sometimes people isolate themselves in retirement. i don't think mark will have a problem. >> he is reserved, kind of quiet. >> isolate myself enough. he's back! >> one of the things i think benefits can you and the community, you will be there. >> wonderful, i am delighted. >> the 9 things that will keep you healthy. >> i am looking forward to it. thank you, dr. john. that was special. >> we will be touching on mark throughout the show and his last day. this afternoon we had a great lunch for mark with his family. this is an end of an era with his refire department. we have all been very fortunate just to work with him. and just to be in his presence after all these yearss, it was-- years, it was a gralt lunch. >> mark likes to tell everybody he is super man, tells everybody that. i think what he didn't realize is that we all think he is super man. >> and we do, i mean, this guy has energy, he can run circles around every person in the news room, he connects with people on every level, and as you all know, as viewers, he is funny, wi

it doesn't expect to lose smaller retirement accounts. the morning star sees variable annuities losing favor as high fees and added disclosures will discourage advisers from selling them. the pending rule promising changes will change the world of retirement investing. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson. >>> comedian jerry seinfeld put his 18 vintage porsches up for auction today. but many of the top cars missed their low estimates. the big one wasas this 1973 canm spider estimated to sell between $5 million and $7 million. no, top bid $2.8 million. seinfeld bought it for nearly $4.5 million back in 2012. but this 1955 spider did get $5.3 million, topping its $5 million estimate. this could be sign of a first crack in this market. >> that's right, i eye you're right. >> art, who knows. >> we'll be watching it for you. that does it for "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. this is the time of year your public television stations seek your support. alan cumming: this is masterpiece mystery! sherlock is back. john: i want