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ofyears, people have really piled into them and driven upheir prices, and the price to earnings ratio aswell. being this sort of value oriented investor thate, we we'd look elsewhere as opposed to fangs. >> you spread the net kind of wide, not all of tech is over valued or even fairly valued. you're still finding good values out ther >> we are. and they're kind of in the unloved or they've made a couple missteps sort of thing, or maybe in one case there's a lot of supply of their product out there, but we believe that it's going to shortly turn around. >> let's talk about one of the stocks in the tech space that's been incredibly hot this year. and especially most recently. that's amd, the chipmaker, this a challenged stock for a long time, but it's rketed up, is that the one to buy now or should as a value player, should i look elsewhere, namely intel or amin. >> i wld look elsewhere, and that comes as no surprise. if you own it or owned it, congratuittions. up about 145% this year, way to go. looking forward, and looking at the history of the company. d their product lines. i'd be wary, it

paddy power's subsidiary fanduel, have set there sights on several cities in the us aswell, signing dealsallow allowed sports betting in knocking down a 1992 federal law that banned it in most states. that has opened the door. and sainsbury‘s has apologised to customers who were unable to access delivery orders online on thursday. some customers reported problems getting onto the website or amending their shopping list during the evening. a spokeswoman for the supermarket said that the website was taken offline in the early hours to fix the fault and was now operating normally. let's have a look at the market before we go. the royal bank of scotla nd before we go. the royal bank of scotland is doing quite well after the announcement of the dividend. the first in ten years. well, that is it for me. i'll be back later. we're just is it for me. i'll be back later. we'rejust gonna is it for me. i'll be back later. we're just gonna have a quick look at the scene. we're just gonna have a quick look at the scene. let's go to harare, where an opposition press conference hasn't happened, as riot p

slightly warmer temperatures expected for s aswell. a closer look at the radar. this is what we've been waiting to see, a dry radar out there. as we bush into the -- push into the next few hours, keeping a slight chance of showers in the forecast for you. it's not going to be like what we saw last night and even into the early morning hours. this is a three-hour loop. most of our weather is pushed off to the northeast lifting out ofur area. what we're dealing with this morning in hagerstown, visibility less than a mile. a fog start. winchester down to less than a mile. by 8:00 a.m. you'll notice all the fog starts to lift a little bit. 10:00 a.m. nd by we'll start to see clearer conditions. a closer look at the current r temperaturht now in washington, 73 degrees. gaithersburg temperatures around 70. not a bad start. it's muggy and foggy. into the afternoon temperatures push into the 80s. the future cast, we can't rule out a stray shower around 1:00 in the d.c. metro area. apart from at, a mainly dry day. into suay, a fewlouds and then we see dry conditions. we c

aswell as -- as well specifics of backgrounds that were included in the greater programming at an organization. and if diversity inclusion was topening, what could be due be more successful. a number of organizations pinpointed that their greatest challenge was the pipeline. a pipeline from entry level staffers to senior staffers and the roles that they played in being able to not only shaped diversity and inclusion activities, but more broadly being able to have a well-funded operation in place to have consistent work go on. the pipeline challenge with interns was especially problematic. i want to say six out of 10 organizations mentioned that the lack of funding for in internship program specifically targeting young people of color was a real problem. that really was the first step that was needed to be addressed to strengthen the overall pipeline. there are many more things that we will talk about within this discussion. to mean, those are the things that stood out the greatest. i think the last thing i would say is, it was great to see that there actually is excitement around collaboration

segregation and the, that was put at invasion by the larger white society of the south and the north aswell . how do you put this, how do you see this? >> how to wire is all that, right. that was a great question because you remind me of something i wanted to bring up and that is how could someone who professed to love the south so much be so eager to destroy it during the war? he bought southern institutions operated fine, didn't see any problem with slavery at the beginning of the war and yet the key was that he fought not for prosecution of abolition, the creation of abolition rather the hated succession so much. if you look at his letters, page after page is devoted to attacking his opponents by saying how could you do this to the country? you brought war to this nation. this is what you deserve, essentially and then after the war he was able to resolve those contradictions somehow to go back to the south which was reverting to its previous state, just without the slavery but with the segregation and jim crow and he actually toured atlanta about a decade after the civil war and was gree

a humid morning aswell. temperatures in the low to mid 70s, highs today around 84 degrees. but an 80% chance of so there could be a weather alert later on today. have your washington weather apy reo go. >> that is your latest weather. >>> coming up, new detls on those stunning sex assault allegations against asia argen o argento. >>> and the scooter sharing cklash, why some cities are banning the latest transportation trend taking over the streets coast to coast, but first this is "today" on nbc. there is a place where everyone is a member of the board and shareholders are known for sharing. where coins don't make change people do where wealth is measured by the number of lives touched and the size of a check is powerless against the size of a heart. in this place we call home paying it back doesn't come in the form of an iou it comes from asking what can i do? >>> still ahead, y doou race to your favorite stores whenhey advertise a big sale? you want to watch our investigation, why tho deals can be deceptive. ak>>> we'll t you inside the big moments of the mtv music awards

i'm excited about the opportunity to be able to work in that arena aswell. >> kind of big picture, dohink the nfl is doing enough when it comes to concussions and ct sne. >> -- cte? >> i think the hardest part is the research is a little fuzzy. i think we d a great job in terms of the protocol for the nfl. coaches aren't pressuring players to get back. players feel tir own pressure for their teamma-- to be there teammates. i think we're getting better and better. >> you gave up a big salary. >> yes. >> that's not easy to do. >> no, it's not. >> but you have big dreams. >> i do. >> what are they? >> i have joshua perry family foundation. we want t inspire our youth. i want to keep doing work through my charity to help out young people. i'm starting my real estate prelicensing classes on saturday so i can transation into and then i have a couple of offers to do sports television and sports radio as well. >> we were going to suggest it, because joshua -- >> there's a spot for you, for sure. >> absolutely. thank you so much.re >> i aate it. >> keep in touch. let us know how it goes. he's

pueblo state fair looking g at aswell. on saturday night, same in nebraska, nice night.wers. blue ribbon in new hampshire for the state fair there. i'm not even going to try to pronounce that. syracuse, newngyork, lookit showers and a temperature of about 87 degrees. that's what's going on around here's what's happ >>> still a chance for rain on your friday. most of the rain this morning is up near the pennsylvania border, but there are likely to be more rain showers and thunder showers forming later on in the day. it's going to be very humid as well. wen the upper 70s and low 80s now. low to mid-80s for highs today. showers and thunderstorms likely this after the mid-80s. and if you're headed down to the baseball game this eveheng againstbrewers, could have a rain delay, but they should be able to get the game in. and if you're going to fedex fiel the texas/maryland college football game tomorrow, 60% chance of showers. >> again, always, take us along with you,today," sirius xm channel 108, happens to be free until september 10th. what a good-looking group. now back >>

cassie, thank you aswell. >>> to today's talker now.as and this h a lot of parents up in arms.ntil a neighbor actually called police. we were talking about this yesterday. >> oh, yeah,ngeverybody's tal about this one. this morning, that girl's mom is defending her action. c's kristen dahlgren following it. hey, kristen. good morning. >> good morning, guys. ah, the law on when you can leave a child alone varies by state and is often open to interpretation, but as we're seeing this morning, mhay people very strong opinions on th. an 8-year-old walking her dog in a quietub chicagob now causing an uproar. >> she was gone for about five minutes, and theext thing i know, the police are at the door. >> reporter: corey widen let her daughter take the family puppy out for a walk around the block. less than an hour later, police were at the widens' door. >> i said, is there a oblem? and ssaid, well, how old is she? i said she's 8 1/2. she said,okay, we got a report of an unattended 5-year-old. and i said oh, well, that's not my daughter. mine's 8 1/2, and you know, that wasorthat. >> rep