 CenterPoint Energy said they expect to get hundreds of thousands more customers back online by Sunday, but many more will wait much longer as Monday will mark one week since Hurricane Beryl made landfall in southeast Texas. During a news conference, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pushed CenterPoint to work faster to relieve residents who have been without power for days and have been forced to seek air conditioning in community cooling centers and meals from food and water distribution points. This resident isn't confident in getting the power back anytime soon.