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. >>> tomorrow, guys, we'll be seeing our good friend valerie bertinelli. happy in 2020. you're not going to believe this, tomorrow valerie turns 60. >> what? >> we're going to celebrate with her live. that will be fun. >> i'm always happy to catch up with her. let's get right to the news at 8:00. the question this morning, could this coronavirus crisis be even more difficult this winter. the cdc director is out with a disturbing new warning about that. tom costello joins us with that and the three things he's watching today. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. just in context, we've had 44,000 deaths so far nationwide, and the death toll continues to rise. now the cdc chief is warning that we may see the next wave of this next fall, next winter become even worse than this first wave because it will be coupled with the seasonal flu. dr. deborah birx at the white house task force talked about it treatments. >> we're also hoping by that time that we have additional treatment options for people with covid-19. we don't know if it will be worse.