increased use and prices and demand are only going to go higher and that means higher utility bills for us. by some estimates natural gas prices, cooling demand specifically, cooling demand, could go up teen 20 percent and 25 percent above normal the next week. again, that means higher utility bills and, all of this is on top of the fact that americans are already paying sky-high food and gasoline prices. new it will cost us more to cool our homes even with the 95 degree heat. >>neil: i am glad you are the one outside. thank you, sandra, very much. and now over in chicago we will find mike feeling the heat. what do you have there, mike? >>guest: the difficulty in the midwest there has not been a transition. it was freezing rain and gray skies until may and then blistering least and people have not adjusted. and the difficulty, also, in the midwest, people do not have air