Massive oil spill coats Southern California beaches: "A potential ecological disaster"

Cleanup crews are scrambling to contain a massive oil spill in southern California's "Surf City." The oil slick, covering about 13 square miles, has forced beaches to close and put wildlife in grave danger.

Thick pockets of sludge continue to wash up along some of southern California's most popular beaches Monday morning, coating everything from the sand to the wildlife.

Correspondent Lilia Luciano reports that as crews try to minimize the damage, teams are racing to save wildlife.