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Unrelenting heat wave impacting 80 million from California to South Florida

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Extreme heat is scorching a staggering 80 million Americans from California to South Florida. In the Southwest, temperatures are expected to surge up to 120 degrees. NBC News’ Erin McLaughlin speaks to Phoenix residents about the heat wave’s impact.