that is what prompted christian thompson to release some of the pressure from the dam. >> what wouldn if you didn't open the dam? >> you are looking at potential flood risk to the community here. so we have to open this to help alleviate some of that. >> reporter: well, rivers are overflowing in at least four state to night and more rain in the forecast. >>> oh boy, things really cooling down around the bay area today. temperatures dropping 10 to 15 degrees but that will all change tomorrow. we are going to warm up a little bit and keep it warm through midweek. out the door tomorrow morning, we will have fog near the shoreline. inland, it will be near 60 degrees. some low clouds will work their way into the east bay shoreline and dissipate by tomorrow afternoon when they climb back to 70 degrees. as will be taking on the red sox later in the day. it will be a nice day for baseball in the coliseum. game time temperature 68 degrees, a little windy. then, the big race, the toyota save mart 350. weather for that on average about 77 degrees and plenty of sunshine. and here is what things

that's what prompted the army corps of engineers deputy commander christian thompson to release somethe pressure from the dam. >> what would happen if you didn't open this dam? >>> you're looking at potential flood risk to the community he here. so we've got to open this to help alleviate some of that. >> reporter: jamie, cbs news. >> turning to our weather now, couldn't have asked for a more perfect first day of summer. >>> temperatures below average. low humidity. something about the weekend. we'll do it all over again. a little bit more sunshine and warmer but comfortable. great weekend to be down at the shore. cloudy today had a couple of showers earlier this evening. but still didn't stop people out on the boardwalk in ocean city. and still out there right now. taking advantage of the nice weather tonight. temperatures are in the upper 60s. so nothing terribly warm overnight tonight. we're dropping into the 60s right now over most spots. 70s still at the airport. 65 in reading very comfortable humidity levels low for this time of year. 55 comfortable degrees up in mount pocono.

that's what prompted the army corps of engineer's deputy commander, christian thompson, to release someof the pressure on the dam. what would happen if you didn't open the dam? >> you're looking at potential flood risk to the community here so we've got to open this to help alleviate some of that. >> reporter: the mississippi river is high. it is 15 feet right now, but it will be up to 20 feet by next week. and, jim, people here are starting to get very nervous. tomorrow, rain is forecast, and there is a chance of rain every day until thursday. >> axelrod: jamie yuccas in waterlogged minneapolis, thank you so much. the world cup game between argentina and iran finished with some high drama this afternoon. the game was in extra time, score tied at zero, when argentina's lionel messi curled one in from 25 yards out. sending his team on to the next stage of the tournament. the ghana-germany game had a bloody finish. a german collided with a defender, and while it looked nasty he apparently was not badly hurt. the game ended in a 2-2 tie. the american team has a chance to move on to the nex

that is what prompted the army core of engineers deputy commander christian thompson to release some of the pressure from the dam. what would happen if you didn't open up this dam. >> you're looking at potential flood risk, in the community here, so we have's got to open this to help alleviate that. >> reporter: jamie youkiss for cbs news. >>> 7:13 right now, hundreds gathered to watch the sunrise, over stone henge in england. the just beautiful. they are marking summer solstice, longest day of the year by the way. mysterious stone hen ge, sits 80 miles southwest of london. how or why the the stones were placed there is still unknown. >>> quite a mystery there. >>> 7:14. now to weather. not so much a mystery because we've got you, carol so you can tell us exactly what is going to happen. >> i'm solving these mysteries. >> it is incredible. >> it is incredibly easy to love this season too. we're in the summertime. we have nice conditions. you walk outside the door and like being in the house. same temperature. in the looking for million gloves, hats, scarves, no more. at least not for

that is what prompted the army core of engineers deputy commander christian thompson to release some pressure from the dam. >> what would happen if you didn't open this dam. >> you're looking at potential flood risk to the community here, so we've got to open this to help alleviate some of that. >> reporter: jamie youkiss for cbs news. >>> hundreds celebrate the the beginning of the summer at stone henge in england. crowd gathered at the prehistoric monument to watch sunrise on saturday. solstice marks the longest day of the year. of course that mysterious sits on the plane 80 miles southwest of london. how or why the stones are place there had are still unknown. big mystery. what is not a mystery or soon won't be is the forecast. you will share that with us, right. >> this is that atlantic city henge. >> i love it. >> they are really nice shots. >> isn't this gorgeous. >> yes. >> we just got the sun out there and it looks beautiful at the shore. great destination. you will take up a sea breeze because land will be heating up in the lower 80's and it will stay cooler in the ocean. we

thompson didn't wait for next fall. she pulled suni from timberlake christian. didn't hide the truth from this eight-year-old. >> i feel like they need to be myself. why do they make me change, change my hair, change the way i dress? it was hard for me. is to let them say that. >> the school is not commenting. its attorney did issue a statement saying this is not a, quotes, hairstyle or tomboy issue but about upholding christian standards. since the family went public with its story, letters of support have flooded in from all over the world. but sundayi's world has been turned upside down. she is now attending the public tomahawk elementary. >> what do you think about tomahawk? >> it's okay. >> doesn't sound like you love it? >> i don't. >> still at her new school suni is pulling in straight as and it's clear she's liked. >> would you like to go back to your old school? >> i would, i would and i wouldn't. because i know they don't accept me for who i am. >> a big lesson for such a little girl. lisa stark, adges a al jazeera, lynchburg, virginia. >>> coming comi