CAMEROTA: Heat advisories are in effect for 11 million Americans this morning. A dangerous heat wave is breaking records. CNN meteorologist Chad Myers has our forecast. Where's this happening, Chad?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Well, through the southwest, all the way across the deep south, and even by Saturday it gets back into New York, even though Chicago, New York, Cleveland, all pretty decent days for the next couple. Yes, a lot of people over 90 degrees today for sure. This weather is brought to you by the Shark VacMop, a complete all-in- one disposable pad. So a couple other things going on too in the heat. Big, severe weather possible across parts of the Midwest. Kansas City, you're seeing an awful lot of lightning, especially to your north. It does get toward Chicago later on this afternoon and evening with the potential for some wind damage and even some hail. Rolls south of Des Moines, just north of St. Louis, and then on up towards Chicagoland. That will be a little bit of a break in the heat when the rain does get there, but it will be a very, very severe day today across parts of the Midwest. We'll also see the heat here for Nashville, Atlanta, all the way to Montgomery. Heat indexes right around 100 degrees. So, a couple hot days in a row for just about everyone, even for you, Alisyn, in New York by Saturday.</s>CAMEROTA: OK. I mean I like heat, but that is a lot of red on your map there. So, thank you very much, Chad. All right, NEW DAY continues right now.</s>DR. ANTHONY FAUCI, DIRECTOR, NIAID: The 1918 pandemic, where anywhere from 50 to 75 to 100 million people died, it does have the makings of the possibility of approaching that in seriousness.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Florida is reporting the highest number of deaths to date, 132 deaths in a single day.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Between March and April and May, we probably actually had 20. END
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