Minus 15 degrees. that s without the windchill factor and in places like chicago wednesday, you re liking at minus 50 degrees. yikes! earl flynn is following that and the cross currents in the market. when you hear cold weather like that, obviously it cost more to heat your home and cost more to keep a level of heating when you have to up it. what are we looking at here? i think we re seeing a situation where we ll see our bills this year a lot higher than they were a year ago. a lot of what we pay for heating bills throughout the season is how cold it is. you know, the last couple winters, we ve had it pretty easy. we ve had a cold spell here, a snowstorm there. we haven t had the type of sustained cold that we re potentially going to have the next couple weeks. so what does that mean? in your home, you ll be turning up the thermostat. it s working harder.
professionals. yes. they are here to chew over the hot topics of the day including a new study that finds happy guys are not considered sexy by women. they prefer apparently the brooding, depressed, and moody bad boy. also we ll talk about other topics that are making news like the troy davis execution. we have starr jones, a multibillion dollar ad exec and none other than dr. nancy here to discuss. you may have slighted donnie a little. i pleasing think it s a multitr dollar actually don himself could take care of the budget deficit just by writing a check. he sprained his ankle falling off his wallet the other day. oh, love you too. also on today s health we re talking about the embarrassing side effects of different foods and drinks. you know what we re talking about. whether it s that morning coffee or the asparagus or maybe the beans you ve got. why they cause some unusual side effects. if there is anything you can do about it. what side effects are you t
and millions of users are furious. the social network says even more changes are coming. today, thursday, september 22nd, more changes are coming. today, thursday, september 22nd, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television welcome today on this thursday morning. i m ann curry. i m matt lauer. after hours of delays and a lot of last-minute legal wrangling troy davis was pronounced dead at 11:08 eastern time last night. to the very end he proclaimed his innocence, telling the victim s family members who were witnessing the execution right from the front row, quote, i am not the one who personally killed your son, your father, your brother. that s right. davis was convicted in the 1989 killing of officer mark mcfaile. his case has drawn worldwide attention and last night hundreds showed up outside the prison to protest. among those who are calling this an injustice is the reverend al sharpton who actually met with troy davis on death row. we ll be talking to him s
sibling rivals have been able to play. rita braver considers the mother of all family feuds in our sunday morning cover story it s a family affair > of course bomb wants all us brothers and sisters to get along. and, yes, our sibs may be our best friends. but they can also drive us up the wall. they know how to push each other s buttons in a way that other people don t because they have this shared history. reporter: later in our sunday morning cover story, what new studies are showing about siblings. osgood: we don t know whether robin hood had siblings, but we do know for certain that he s had plenty of imitators on tv and in the movies. mark phillips this morning separates fact from fiction. reporter: there s the new robin in the hood, russell crow, the leader not of merry men but of revolution. and power. every man. and you will gain strength. what we tried to do is find out who the real person was, you know. and sift through history. reporter: but in toda
sibling rivals have been able to play. rita braver considers the mother of all family feuds in our sunday morning cover story it s a family affair > of course bomb wants all us brothers and sisters to get along. and, yes, our sibs may be our best friends. but they can also drive us up the wall. they know how to push each other s buttons in a way that other people don t because they have this shared history. reporter: later in our sunday morning cover story, what new studies are showing about siblings. osgood: we don t know whether robin hood had siblings, but we do know for certain that he s had plenty of imitators on tv and in the movies. mark phillips this morning separates fact from fiction. reporter: there s the new robin in the hood, russell crow, the leader not of merry men but of revolution. and power. every man. and you will gain strength. what we tried to do is find out who the real person was, you know. and sift through history. reporter: but in toda