friends at p and g and low s. perfect day 46th and sixth avenue. maybe visiting from wanetca; 69 degrees going for a high of 88. it s going to be hot today. ainsley: but it s friday. steve: three hours away from saturday for us. brian: sometimes we have bands on they don t sound exactly like they do on the album. jimmie allen, that s exactly how he sounds through his rehearsal sounds exactly like you just heard him on his video with the perfect studio recording. what a voice he has. ainsley: you have an ear for music. you can tell the difference. brian: everyone in my family does except for me. i was asked to quit. ainsley: your parents were honest with you. some of those parents on american idol. brian: my dad, i used to play the clarinet. my dad would say what song are you trying to play? ainsley: mary had a little lamb. brian: bad enough my brother was a better athlete but when he was better at music i almost quit, gift the world. steve: did you want
lamb. brian: bad enough my brother was a better athlete but when he was better at music i almost quit, gift the world. steve: did you want to play the clarinet. i played the saxophone. brian: not enjoyable. steve: i liked it the hardest part was getting the read with the appleby temperature thing and getting the read nice. brian: i would make my own reads, whittle. the hardest thing about the saxophone is bringing it to school. steve: no, the tuba guy is in trouble. brian: tube go guy leaves with the mouthpiece. ainsley: i played the violin. brian: open it. ainsley: my mom made all of us play so we would be able to read music. good idea. i gold through crowds and put the case in between people so i didn t create try to get to the school bus. steve: here we are talking about how halder it was to get to school with our musical instruments. imagine you are the mac will he mores, wherever they go they
whalesee orcawhales. women who dozen off with an artificial light are more likely to gain weight or become obese. researchers say the light can confuse metabolism. it s really important that you have that daytime, nighttime cycle so that you appropriately regulate hormones. hormones that regulate your sleep, hormones that regulate your hunger. jillian: while the study only looks at women. similar results would likely only be found in men. raise your hand. who falls asleep with the tv on? ainsley: i have before sometimes. steve: i turn it off. i like it completely dark and freezing in the bedroom and my wife likes it brighter and warm. ainsley: that s tough. the temperature thing is a tough one for couples. steve: janice dean and i were talking about, this it is unseasonably kind of
those circumstances that made him think that was reasonable. meanwhile, a heat wave is gripping much of the east coast as a line of strong storms tear through the midwest. cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. how is it looking in. hot. it s going to feel like 99 in new york city today. storms rolling through chicago right now. over 300 flights were delayed yesterday. i suspect you re not going to get out of chicago on time this morning, but here s the heat wave right through the central part of the country, right in the northern part of the country. philadelphia will feel like 105, somewhere in that ballpark. it s the day you cannot let pets or kids in cars at all, anywhere across the country. it will be 107, 108 in kansas city for that feels-like temperature. it will be hot all across the midwest. chris, when you were a kid they used to say write on your notebook or yearbook stay cool. i thought i was already cool and i was always a cool guy. it was a temperature thing.