 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. We need to be investing in that infrastructure, and we needed to be doing it yesterday.