dr. steven patty. saint bernard hospital in the bronx. dr. lee vinokur, a e.r.and adjunct professor in shreveport, louisiana. you get a lot of heat in shreveport, louisiana, but right now the whole country is feeling it, doctor. what is your best advice? >> people in the south a little well more acclimated to it. so you hear about more deaths from the heat up in northern cities. but you have to --. jon: can you get acclimated to this kind of heat? it really does affect different parts of the country differently based on what you're used to? >> it is hotter down south but people seem to do better in the heat they're more used to it. more of the deaths you read about are usually, excuse me, in northern cities, chicago, new york, those kind of things. so you can get acclimated. when it is 105 degrees, anywhere, it can be a risk. you have to make sure you're well-hydrated. that is key and get out of the elements as much as you can. and, you know, if you can get into air-conditioning that is really key. jenna: dr. patty, as dr. vinokur was saying to us, drink water a