coming up tonight, we will bring bob labelle back. for the sunday sports overtime. lots to talk about. the patriots were in the super bowl 30 years ago this past week. celtics and magic and a whole lot more coming up tonight should be fun. see you then. reid: i was in the seventh grade, remember that. they got demolished by chicago, right? heather: coming up tonight at 11:00, phil is live in iowa hours before the caucuses. we will take you inside campaign headquarters for the behind the scenes battle for votes. tt2w`t3n <4$ bt@q%:8 tt2w`t3n <4$ "a@q56\ tt2w`t3n <4$ bm@q>=p tt4w`t3n <4$" dztq %w, tt4w`t3n <4$" entq usl tt4w`t3n <4$" gzt& lt4 tt4w`t3n <4$" hnt& \zx mom! baby! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh, i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff? good idea. it's off. mom? oh, my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to dot something? i am doing something. need more bandwidth for all your devices? internet, tv and phone, now only 69.99 per month online for 1 year. switch to better. switch to

we have a bad habit in this town of labeling people and by the labels we give them we define them. and the relationship bob and i have had over the years transcends labels and one of the things we have tried to do with that column and our personal relationship as we go off on the lecture circuit is to show a different kind of more, two people from different political backgrounds could get along and respect one another and out of that respect and relationship produce some results the move the ball forward instead of freeze the ball and get nothing done so i hope we have done that and the original editor over here and his wife and our current editor and we have been grateful to have that real-estate for a decade. one of the great gifts to my life, is a great thrill and on a to have him in our home on his birthday and introduce him for a few more remarks and when he is finished he will go to the table and sign your books for you. we are giving the book so because as a liberal he is used to free stuff. >> you had to ruin it right there. >> excuse me. i am through a 10-1/2 our back operation which is almost as

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bob casey and pat toomey were briefed by the fbi on the shooting. toomey called the attack a terrorist attack, but not everyone is willing to label that at this point. >> radicalization could occur in many ways. i don't know how or under what circumstances this man came to these terrible ideas. >> the fbi has not concluded and the philadelphia police have not concluded this is an act of terrorism. they are investigating it as it could be. >> we also got an update today on the officer's condition. we're told he's slowly walking around the hospital. his third surgery is set for tomorrow. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com as we continue to follow the officer's condition, as well as the legal process as it plays out against the suspect. >>> not a bad night to head out. it's not terribly cold. >> not too awful. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now with his first alert forecast. glenn? >> it's a lot warmer than it was 24 hours ago, and 24 hours before that. it's been a really nice mild day, and the temperature got all the way up to 47 degrees. it's 45 right now. it's dropped north and west because of the clear skies and the relatively light winds the

bob pisani. one more quick question for me though. cnbc interviewed the manager this morning and he said we need -- regarding etfs, we need a warning label. should there be some sort of a warning label or investors not warned adequately? they're just told this is a great way of getting in and out of the markets. >> you need smor responsibility. the investors burned the worst in august, many of them used market stop orders. >> right. >> effectively, many of them put the orders in weeks or months in advance. so they were basically being filled. you need to use limit orders. if can you think about risk management that, is a responsible way of executing. forget about whether it's an etf or individual stock, really understanding that execution of that security that you're trading is paramount. >> bob? >> let me bring you to august 24th. can you be more specific in your rela recommendations. the etfs had trouble opening because the underlying stocks were not open. do you have any specific recommendations on how that process can be improved or should we simply not allow the etfs to open if 50%st stocks themselves are not open? what is your spec