 Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the Houston area are in the dark after Hurricane Beryl blew through there on Monday. ABC's Jim Ryan says 12,000 utility workers have fanned out across the city on a mission to get the power back on. 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.