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This. is that going to save anything? myth or fact? >> well, six on the one hand, half a dozen on the other, driving without air conditioning but then you'll have the windows open and that creates extra aerodynamic draft. with vehicle manufacturers build their vehicles, they design them to run with the windows closed, and that is a way that many manufacturers are getting better fuel economy these days by making the vehicles more slippery aerodynamically. so if you drive with the windows closed but the air conditioning is on, the extra strain on the engine using the air conditioner uses more ga...

For three days, megyn, he's on this mat. even had to open up the windows because the mat wasn't getting cold enough. listen to his mom. >> he was shivering. and they were desperately trying to cool him down because he couldn't quite reach 34 degrees that he needed. so they got the windows open. within a few hours, he was down to the perfect temperature and seemed settled. >> reporter: in case you are wondering, by the way, 34 is celsius, not fahrenheit. they were lowering his metabolism, helping his brain suffer less brain damage. the baby saoenlz to be doing fine, but doctors and knowledge it...

Watch. the university hasn't done anything. if he does get fired, he might have a really first amendment claim. but then again there may be city ordinances. obscenity is not protected speech. i need to know more details about what happened during class. >> it is probably more than a college professor makes. it might be a good role to take on. >> yeah, he should transition. >> do you think they yelled out, "go wild cats" when they were done? that would have made it having to do with school, student pride and all of that. >> it must be great to have a fetish that is easily accomplished. you know...

Six flights up to your apartment? >> yes. >> reporter: city officials don't keep records on how many people there are like alfred without air conditioners suffering in the heat. >> you can come in. >> reporter: they know when temperatures hit the hundreds living in apartments like this can be dangerous. how difficult is it for you? >> it's terrible. most of the time my heart is bumping like it needs air because of the heat. >> reporter: alfred and his wife keep lights off, fans on, windows open. it helps but not much. how hot would you say it is in here? >> i don't know. probably 98 degrees. >...

>> you can come in. >> reporter: but they do know, when the temperatures hit the hundreds -- >> oh, yeah, it's hot in here. >> reporter: living in apartments like this can be dangerous. how difficult is it for you? is. >> very. but most of the time, my heart -- it's bumping like -- you know, it's like -- like i need oxygen, you know. like i need air. >> reporter: yeah. >> because of the heat. >> reporter: alfred and his wife keep lights off, fans on, windows open. it helps, but not much. how hot would you say it is in here? >> i don't know. but probably 98 degrees. >> reporter: buying an air c...