 Hurricane Beryl is heading toward Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula with winds of 115 miles per hour. Mike Brennan of the National Hurricane Center on the storm surge. The waters are going to start to rise ahead of the landfall because Beryl has generated this very large wave field that's racing out ahead of the hurricane. And those large breaking waves are going to start to reach the coast this evening well in advance of the landfall. CBS News Brief, I'm Jennifer Kuiper.