Students aid flood relief in Kentucky

The rain that unleashed massive floods in Appalachian Mountain communities is diminishing, but now the people face a new threat: baking in the heat as they try to recover.

More bodies are emerging from the sodden landscape, and the death toll now stands at 37.Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said more than 1,300 people have been rescued, and crews are still trying to reach some people who've been cut off by floods or mudslides.As the heat sets in, the governor says cooling stations are being set up in buildings that were spared from the floods.In Pike County, student athletes have been busy unloading supplies at a school where flood victims can get water and cleaning supplies.