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Four Days Since Sandy, Still Millions Without Power

By: Allison Morrison
Updated: November 2, 2012
It's been four days since Hurricane Sandy made landfall on the east coast.

The death toll continues to rise and there are millions still without power in several states, this morning.

We'll tell you what's being done to help and how folks from here in the Texas Panhandle are lending a hand, coming up on KAMC's Morning News.

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