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we'll hear from amd, at&t, microsoft and pepsi. u.s. air and united also report quarterly numbers tomorrow. airlines have been flying high this summer with full planes and some fare hikes. we'll look at whether they could be headed for turbulence this fall. >> susie: the government shutdown in minnesota is over. governor mark dayton made it official today. he signed a new budget, ending the nation's longest state government shutdown in the past decade. since july first, the state's parks have been closed, highway rest stops blocked off and the capitol closed. it may take weeks until state offices, including licensing services, are up and running again. >> tom: danielle chiesi, the one-time confidante of convicted hedge fund manager raj rajaratnam, has been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison. chiesi is the first major defendant in the massive insider trading case to be sentenced. prosecutors called her "the consummate wall street insider." rajaratnam was convicted in may. he'll be sentenced in september. technology and health care have bee

amd helping to fuel markets. the earnings reports boosting the stock in extended trading. we'll find out if the carryover continues. we turn to nicole lapin live at cnbc world headquarters. good friday morning to you. >> very good friday morning to you. futures are higher as we are seeing some of the carryover from thursday's rally spurred by optimism. and after european leaders struck an agreement on a second bailout for greece. investors cheered several reports, asian markets rose, europe is higher. no big economic data today but crossing the wire mcdonald's reports good earnings, also positive from the likes of ge as well. the dow rising 152 yesterday to 12,724 is where we closed, the nasdaq up to 2834. utilities are seeing a record demand as the heat wave sweeps across the midwest to the east coast. the power grid should handle it. they can usually handle 15% more than peak levels. more and more people turn to the ac to cope. but utility companies say they will actually benefit from the weekend when demand eases as businesses empty out. gm starts to sell a diesel of it

in techs today, chip maker amd surged on an upbeat forecast. that gave intel a boost as well.soft higher after beating earnings expectations last night, and apple said to be considering putting in a bit for hulu.com. ge finished lower despite a 21% jump in profit. mcdonald's hit an all-time high after earnings showed stronger-than-expected sales growth in all regions. it was caterpillar dragging on the dow after missing profit expectations despite beating on revenue and raising its full-year outlook. that's it from cnbc news in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> extreme. it's literally like hell on earth. >> a lot better than a blizzard, but still not good. >> really, really hot. >> very, very, very hot. >> welcome back to "hardball." i just read a provocative piece in "the l.a. times" that got me thinking, what if this heat wave is happening because our planet is overpopulated. the article by mary ellen hart reads, the effects in overpopulation play a part in every daily report of human calamity. the world population is rarely mentioned. wildfires threaten evermo

right now amd is up almost 12%. sandisk is up 8%. the market is mixed. the dow is lower by 39.he nasdaq is gaining 5. the s&p right now is down by 3. grace and elizabeth? >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. have a good weekend. >> reporter: you, too. >>> blistering temperatures are expected once again today in parts of the midwest and the northeast. >> already, that heat wave is blamed for more than 20 deaths. and as carla sues tells us the heat wave is affecting millions. >> reporter: soaring temperatures on the national mall. more than 30 states are baking under a heat advisory. a wave that's taken lives and put millions on high alert. but in the capital, some tourists are taking it in stride. >> extremely hot but, you know, we can take it. >> reporter: antoine toller from north carolina hundreds of miles away but still under the same heat blanket. and looking questions? >> well, we have had triple digits figures in texas in houston. >> reporter: cooling centers became boston's oasis. ice sold faster than could melt in cleveland. and kids from columbus

it will be up to them to decide whether amd is guilty of first- degree premeditated murder or,, decide on a less serious charge to second degree murder, manslaughter or third degree felony murder. his >> hair going back through the notes and seen what part of the evidence fifth lines of what was charged and and how to determine if in fact casey anthony is guilty of anything charge in the indictment. life >> the point of being on a jury is to make these judgments, to have a common of sense, look at the evans and render the verdict from their own being conscious about it. >> interest spent almost six hours behind closed doors on monday but did not reach a verdict. they will be back at it on tuesday morning. >> are we have a live picture right now of the chairs where those jurors would be succeeded or was in session. they're still deliberating. at a very brief appearance in the courtroom before the judge, before he sends them back to continue their work is to decide the fate of casey anthony. we will continue to follow the story and bring you any developments as they happen. hopper >> pla

when amd coulson last "the news of the world," on matters related to the legal fees are paid and i think the same for clive goodman. i think it was when she was a co-dependent in these cases. >> okay, are you aware of any payment they haven't brought forth? >> note. no. >> thank you, chairman. i'd like to ask about iraq. during the period of production. i've got some specific questions, but could you just paint a picture of this is how he goes about reporting on such a good story, with the level of editors and dingell reports would be and have you seen a story like that? >> i think it's any big story start out with a reporter and i would report bbb announced by the investigative jury where they may have brought information about the right context of the news editor. it is at that stage of the newspaper where the reporter knew the variety of information go out and check the allegation and come back. you can imagine every news aper gets a lot of information and only a percentage come a very small percentage make a vacation. are many layers who are consistent news editor to news editor. fin