 They're cleaning up in much of eastern Texas after the wallop delivered by Hurricane Beryl. CBS's Omar Villafranca is in Galveston. This morning, there are about two million Texans without power, basically where Beryl went. And if the mosquitoes don't get you down here right now, it's going to be the heat because there's a heat advisory for much of southeast Texas. That means the Houston area feels like temperature is going to be about 105. The storm, blamed for at least eight deaths, is now a tropical depression.