. >>> a report of a recliner along i-25 near hamden. not a great place to take a seat. looking southbound into town. speeds from the 60s dipping into the 30s and down into the along i-25, right on your approach. ten minutes, average speed now is 47 miles per hour. let me show you across the area, the trouble spot heading into break, a semitruck blocking off the right shoulder, that's going to cause some delays now. not bad because we have light volumes and we have the recliner in the road. we have an accident, you get outside, watch out for that. up into the high country, dealing with winds heading up to the slopes watch out and be prepared especially highway 40. >>> thank you. i am looking now and futures are looking up for the jobs report and a new way to get help from apple if you're one of those impatient persons who does not at the stores we'll start the jobs report. investigators waiting for the report. coming out in ten minutes and expect that the unemployment rate held at 10.9% at an 8-year low they're thinking that the economy continues to add jobs. it comes ou

instruction in the southbound direction of i-25 as you get passed the santa fe on the approach to hamden. we're watching the drive into the high country. it has been tough as you can see the road data picking up the slowing. eastbound from avail pass to the eisenhower, johnson tunnel, there's -- >>> coming up next, a big story we have been watching. a train derails in california. everyone survived. crews battled swift waters to rescue those in the train cars. more on this >>> police stop a driver with a big tree lodged in the grill. check this out. we'll talk about this coming up. >>> a live outside this morning. 27 degrees if you're just now joining us, you'll need the coats this chilly morning. here's mark haas for your morning sports. >> manning said grateful is the word that comes to mind when he thinks about his time with the broncos. manning said goodbye. he walked in with son marshal. and dozen s of teammates and coaches and friends there for the official announcement. manning delivered another masterful performance. felt goodbye. >> i know i gave everything i had to help my team

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colliding hamden, maine. your first up. >> caller: good afternoon. about the book.t's a great book. i'm about a third of the way into it. >> host: which book? >> caller: "dark money". really appreciate to know we had knowledge smattering of these details, but never comprehensive and in-depth like this book does in the early pages of the book, jane mentions that justice thomas and justice scalia both addressed the koch brothers secret meetings in the early stages of a to organize their conspiracy. i would like to know if she has any more information on that. >> guest: thanks for asking. you know, there have been a few more stories about both and there has been coverage of that. that's what happened, he's talking about the koch brothers have hold meetings twice a year with top donors that they had gathered around them, a group of about 400 to 500 of the richest conservatives in the country get together behind closed doors and they bring in important figures to talk to them and candidates to talk to them who are sort of auditioning for support from this extraordinarily