one of the earliest snow days in memory after a powerful previcinity storm slams the area and good morning, everybody. that is a man, it s not even november yet for crying out loud. i m bill hemmer, martha works for megyn a bit later today, patti ann, welcome back to you. patti ann: thank you, great to be here, i m patti ann brown, and from maine to new england, a major cleanup is underway, many still in the dark with no heat and no telling when it s going to come back. as of right now, 3 million people without power, a state of emergency declared in four states, and at least 12 deaths reported. bill: that storm s difficult aftermath will likely outlast the snow. here s a sample. it s a huge inconvenience, you can t cook, there s no heat, you can t see anything. they told me there s a station down in the area, so maybe 2700 people without power and they won t know until they assess it. are you frustrated? a little bit. bill: there were millions without power this weekend. dav