islamist insurgents advance to the doorstep of two of iraq's neighbors, but president obama warns against deepening american involvement in the battle for iraq. >> we're going to have to have a more focused, more targeted strategy. >> it's 2-1 to the u.s. >> world cup stunner. team usa scores a dramatic late-game goal against portugal, but surrenders a certain victory in the game's final seconds. and caught on camera, a father and daughter chase down a truck full of men suspected of robbing their home. >> we need a witness, elena, we need a witness. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 23rd,

2014. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. secretary of state john kerry arrived in iraq this morning. he'll meet with iraq's prime minister nuri al maliki and urge maliki to give more power to his political opponents. kerry calls the sunni advance through iraq a critical moment in the middle east. on sunday they took control of two more border crossings into syria and jordan, a key u.s. ally. president obama told "cbs this morning" anchor norah o'donnell it could pose a threat to the entire region. >> the problem with isis is the fact that they are destabilizing the country that could spill ore into some of our allies like jordan and that they are engaged in wars in syria where in that

vacuum that's been created they could amass more arms, more resources. >> susan mcginnis is in washington with more. susan, good morning. >> marlie, good morning. the president's plan, which secretary kerry will deliver today, is to urge and help iraq to form a more inclusive government, to actually hand over political control to some of these political opponents before this insurgency can gain any more control. secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad today meeting with iraq's prime minister and other local leaders. he's on a diplomatic mission, talking about what assistance the u.s. is willing to offer to help stop sunni militants gaining control of cities and towns in northern and western iraq. at a news conference in cairo sunday, secretary kerry warned middle east leaders of the growing theft. >> none of us can crossings nea

syria wihich will allow the grop to move weapons and fighters from syria into iraq. in an interview on "face the nation" president obama said we must remain vigilant. >> what we can't do is just think we going to play whack a mole and send u.s. troops to countries wherever these organizations pop up. >> some republicans say it's a national matter that requires intermediate intervention. >> we're going to have to deal with them now or later and harder to reach. >> the president is sending in people to help with the iraqis. >> suggesting that his resignation would be a good

first step to diffuse the tension. secretary kerryst no expected to ask him to step down. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thanks so much. you can see more of norah o'donnell's interview with pro coming up on "cbs this morning." a slow moving storm is saturating the midwest with flooding and rain. from the glats reat lakes to th mississippi valley. also parts of illinois, iowa, north dakota, and nebraska. in minnesota the mississippi and other rivers have been overflowing their banks for days. the crow river is expected to reach its highest level in 50 years. roadways and bridges are closed and people are struggling to keep the water out. major flooding is expected for days. >> an area of most concern is the mississippi river at st. paul where the river is expected to crest at 20 1/2 feet by

friday. that's more than 6 feet above flood stage and three times the water level. this time of flooding in the summer season is extremely rare. typically minnesota only experiences flooding due to snowmelt. the high water triggered mudslides that have caused substantial damage. and in the black hills of south dakota, some spectacular last month. members of his unit says bergdahl was captured after he walked off the base. irl this morning israeli

warplanes attacked nine targets in syria. the air strikes were in retaliation for a cross-border attack that killed a 13 israeli boy. two others were wounded. it's not clear who carried out sunday's attack. the syrian army were a rebel group. more than three months after malaysia airlines vanished it's unclear what happened. there's an arc where the plane may have crashed. ain't over until

it's order. wendy gillette reports on what turned out to be an agonizing end for the usa. >> reporter: it all came down to the last play. portugal's player used his head to tie the game. preventeding the u.s. from automatically advancing to the next round. >> it's heartbreaking, absolutely gut-rewrenching. it's better than a loss. >> reporter: coast to coast american brs watching. thousands crowded into grant park. others filled small stadiums in

wake county, north carolina. and in tulsa, oklahoma -- >> usa, usa, usa. >> and more fans showed their true colors in los angeles. hockey. >> reporter: 11 million people watched the first match against gamma making its the most watched soccer guam ever. eric lee is so happy to see a game he's so popular about get better and better. team usa gets another chance thursday, taking on germany. itt it need as win or a draw. coming up on the "morning news" a wakeup for starbucks fans and the happiest place on earth. this is the "cbs morning news."

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. a texas doctor and his daughter decided to take the law into their own hands and chase down some alleged burglars they thought had just robbed their home. as tim whitesell from our houston affiliate khou shows us, they filmed the entire thing very with the cell phone camera rolling they drove off the suspects. >> stop, elena. [ bleep ], [ bleep ].

>> wow, wow, wow. >> reporter: they crashed once and the truck with the because lares threw their truck in reverse and crashed into them again. >> okay. >> no way, no way. dad, what do i do? >> okay? start it, baby, start it. >> reporter: this doctor and his daughter d e sided to keep on going. >> i'm proud of my daughter. she's a tough one and is a very, very hard-nosed girl. they chased the truck for serve more miles and the truck turned around and aimed right at them. >> just like in the movies. they're coming at us. we just need a witness to watch it. we just need a witness. >> reporter: police got there just minutes later. they captured two of the three men. smith believes they're responsible for other burglaries in the neighborhood. >> we're not going to tolerate

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here in new york city the curtain went up last week on a new broadway musical. it's inspired by the lyrics of famed rapper tupac shakur. the question is will traditional broadway audiences buy it? vinita nair reports. ♪ >> reporter: the story line may sound familiar. ♪ >> reporter: but the music is not your typical broadway fair. there are 21 songs featured in "holler if ya hear me" written by one of the most successful and controversial rappers in america. >> it's a story told through the music of tupac shakur. >> reporter: tony award winner tony leon said he spent nearly a decade crafting a way to keep tupac's music alive. >> if you look at his music

written on paper, it's like, wow, look at the phrasing of those words, look at the poetry. this is shakespearean. ♪ >> reporter: shakur's music reflects his own turbulent life, sometimes glorifying violence, sometimes pleading for it to end. ♪ >> reporter: 17 years old, he he was gunned down in a drive-by shooting. ♪ >> reporter: the musical tackles topics like drugs, violence, and promiscui promiscuity. there was also use of the "n" word. leon says it gaves the same feel as gangster rap. but theater critic david coty fears the musical will not appeal to broadway audiences. >> you have to hit the lowest common denominator if you want a good run.

it doesn't mean bad quality. it just means it has broad appeal. yes, on broadway we love to see poor people singing about how terrible their conditions are, but they have to be 19th century french people. >> how is broadway going to change if it's not for plays like this then? >> that's why it's great sign. it's great to see more diverse audiences at the theater, and things that make huge waves culturally aren't necessarily loved in their own times ♪ . >> reporter: leon says he intentionally priced tickets from $39 to $239 in hopes of attracting a different audience. >> "holler if ya hear me" can stand right next to "a rasn in the sun," stand right across the street from "book of mormon," and that makes it better. that's a great investment. >> reporter: they'll see if "holler if ya hear me" will hit a high note on broadway.

vinita nair, cbs news, new york. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll be live from baghdad where clarissa ward has the latest on the crisis in iraq. plus, we'll take you to rio de janeiro to recapture the usa's dramatic world cup match. >> and dave barger, the ceo of jetblue airways joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hal. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and good morning to you, it is monday, june 23rd. i'm juliette goodrich. michelle griego is off this morning. >> michelle is taking a break. hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. rise and shine it's a monday

right lawrence? >> oh my goodness back at it again. the fog is out there right now. a little drizzle along the coastline too and we were hoping that clears up soon. we'll let you know if it will in a few minutes. we had a fire problem. >> a big rig lost a tire westbound 480 at -- 580 at north flynn. a jump-start on the morning commute is coming up. all right liz. thank you. 4:30 now. we begin with this. what really happened on the final moments of asiana flight 214 and who's to blame for the deadly crash last jeer? kpix 5's -- year? kpix 5's brian webb reports the report comes out tomorrow from the ntsb. >> reporter: the crash landing on a clear day july # 6th, 2013 left a black eye on asiana airlines and the emergency response teams of -- san francisco. flight 214 from south korea with a crew of 12 and 291 passengers on board. the pilot was experienced. but in training