 Dames making their remarks to NBC. Houston took a hard hit as Centerpoint Energy reported more than two million homes and businesses without power in and around the nation's fourth largest city. Houston Emergency Management Coordinator Thomas Munoz. Obviously some street flooding, so yeah, it's got to be the situation's got to be bad. So tonight, that was expected. We have been planning for the last three days. We do have all our stakeholders here, our first responders, so we're working together to ensure the safety of everyone.