 Stephen Portnoy, ABC News, Washington. It was a hot, sticky night and will be a hot, sticky day for more than a million people in the Houston area whose power is still out following Hurricane Beryl. At the height of the outages, nearly 3 million customers were offline. That's been cut in half. But Paul Locke of Centerpoint Energy says getting to zero isn't easy. I can't give you a timeline, but it's not going to be tomorrow. Houston City Councilmember Abby Kamen says the issues with the power grid are deeper than this one storm.