their spokesman, dave reuter joins us live. dave, thank you for sharing part of your weekend with us. i know it's a very busy time. as our crew was driving into fort myers last night, there were countless utility trucks headed towards this area. it made up the majority of the traffic as we were getting here. so, we know that you guys are working hard to get folks back online. how long do you expect it's going to take to get the lights back on in places like fort myers? >> good morning, boris. yes, you know, we are making really good progress, i think, in terms of the restoration of power. at the height of the storm we had about 2.1 million customers fpl customers out of power. we've restored 1.4 million customers the good news, just a while ago, we went to 700,000 without power. obviously, we still have work to do in west counties. that's where the focus is at the moment. and we're not going to stop until we get every single customer's power back on. >> walk us through some of the challenges that you face as this effort gets un

dave and i have been talking i love book, i have young daughters. so when when i was offered to host it, i thought, gosh, they're going to think i'm so cool that i am reading a book about the t-rex because they're at that age that they're fascinated by it. and where i want to start our conversation is about a year ago, this time i took my daughters. i live here in nashville. we went up to new york for fall break. and of course, we were going to include a visit to the american museum of natural history during that trip. and we watched night at the museum to prep it. my daughters were really into dino, dana on amazon prime, so we're very excited. got up, got early. it was crowded, as it always all we got in where we're wearing masks and it's crowded and that it's still little disorienting. it was very disorienting at time to be in a crowd like that, to walk through the halls of this incredible museum and make our way eventually to dinosaur hall and stand in front of these incredible structures. and it's disorienting and i was overwhelmed by it. and an

dave and i have been talking i love book, i have young daughters. so when when i was offered to host it, i thought, gosh, they're going to think i'm so cool that i am reading a book about the t-rex because they're at that age that they're fascinated by it. and where i want to start our conversation is about a year ago, this time i took my daughters. i live here in nashville. we went up to new york for fall break. and of course, we were going to include a visit to the american museum of natural history during that trip. and we watched night at the museum to prep it. my daughters were really into dino, dana on amazon prime, so we're very excited. got up, got early. it was crowded, as it always all we got in where we're wearing masks and it's crowded and that it's still little disorienting. it was very disorienting at time to be in a crowd like that, to walk through the halls of this incredible museum and make our way eventually to dinosaur hall and stand in front of these incredible structures. and it's disorienting and i was overwhelmed by it. and an