Today is Monday, June 20th. We'll tell you where millions of Americans can expect record

breaking temperatures today. Also, what to know about COVID-19 shots going into the

littlest arms starting today. Plus, a crypto sell-off causing Bitcoin to take a nose dive,

a major first for America's biggest tech company, and a surprise finish at an intense U.S.

Open. Those stories and more coming up.

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Once again, millions of Americans are facing an intense heat wave. The National Weather Service says

the plains and the southeast will get temperatures between 10 to 20 degrees above normal for this time

of year, and that's on top of the already high humidity. So we're seeing a lot of triple digit

temps already from the Gulf Coast to Minnesota. In fact, it hit 102 as far north as Fargo,

North Dakota yesterday. Today, records are expected to be broken in the Midwest before the heat

moves into the South. This heat wave is not expected to last as long as last weeks, but still,

it will be hot. And believe it or not, it's not even officially summer yet. The seasons officially

change tomorrow. Starting today, some American babies, toddlers and preschoolers will be able to

start getting COVID-19 shots for the first time. Over the weekend, the FDA authorized both Pfizer

and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old. And then the CDC recommended

them, saying they give kids strong protection against the most serious cases of COVID-19.

Both options come in kid-sized doses. The Moderna 1 requires two shots spaced one month apart.

The Pfizer option comes in a total of three shots given over the course of 11 weeks.

Although the FDA recommended parents just go for the first shots that are available to them.

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