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Half million customers, and they've got power to almost all but a million now. they've had over 20,000 people working to do it. we had a little problem with the neighborhood health clinic in naples, it serves 9,000 disadvantaged, they call them the working poor. and the people that run it are good friends of ours, and the lady called my wife and she called me just as the president was landing and said they've got this crisis because fp and l thinks they have power, and they don't. i called the ceo, and they had power within hours, and they saved millions of dollars in medicines. elizabeth: you...

♪ >> reporter: hey, leland. returning residents who have been evacuated for nine or ten days finally can get down to marathon, by tomorrow to key west. this is duvall street, sloppy joe's bar. everything remains pretty much boarded up, and it's a big clean-up day. no tourism. back -- more after this. ♪ ♪

Recent nuclear test and missile launches. remember, the u.n. responded already by slapping some more severe sanctions on pyongyang. yesterday the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. said that it'll take some time for the full effect of those sanctions to be felt, but aside from that there's not much more that the u.n. security council can do. >> there's not a whole lot the security council's going to be able to do from here when you cut 90% of the trade and 30% of the oil. so having said that, i have no problem kicking it to general mattis, because i think he has plenty of options. >> for those who ha...

Week long, but some neighborhoods are totally wrecked. a lot of houses totally destroyed, according to fema 25% of all homes in all the keys destroyed. about 65% suffered damage. granted, a lot of the buildings and homes are okay. they are livable. but when they're returning residents, owners get home, there's going to be a whole lot of clean yum work to do and assist a whole lot of damage. as for power, power has been a big struggle in the keys all week long. especially the lower keys where the eye of hurricane irma and her 130 mile per hour winds came in with a five to eight foot storm surge...

Full-on party happening with cruise ship tourists and other tourists all up and down duval street, but this is yet another morning in key west where nobody took a shower. water is still limited, you can only take a shower or use your faucet a couple of times a day. everything is still generator-powered in a lot of places, plywood boarded up, hurricane shutters still on the wall and we've got some national guard troops driving by, making sure the streets are still safe. sloppy joe's bar still closed, however, everyone's hoping as the power comes back things can start reopening, but that's not t...