now the mark simone show on seven ten w o war brilliant for mark here's ken rosado and a very happy

halloween to you the end of the week is here marks off on a long weekend former new york city

tv news anchor kemrosado in and i was the morning and midday tv news anchor for 20 years hey on channel seven Channel 7. I did the same thing over in Channel 5

before that. These days, I host a daily show. It's a New Jersey-based news channel that I'm on.

It's called On New Jersey. Appropriate, right? You can stream it live or you could watch

the rerun of our shows at OnNj.com on new jersey o nj

dot com i also run a food website for all you foodies it's called the food dude links to hundreds

of thousands of recipes all over the world it's free and it is at the food dude dot us good to be here

with you we got a lot to talk about today to wrap up the busy newsweek, but we want to hear from you. The phone lines are open. 1-800-3-2-1-0-7-10. Massive flooding in New York and the tri-state yesterday. Did you get caught in any of that? Man, oh man, the wind, the storm.

It was like a North Easter, but it wasn't.

I guess officially it wasn't a nor'easter, but nonetheless a huge front.

We had one to three inches of rain depending on where you were, but some of the low-lying areas, like we know, southern Brooklyn, the coastal areas,

they were under feet of standing water, and people in basement apartments got really flooded.

At least two people have died that we know of, so our prayers for them.

Just awful, awful rain.

And speaking of awful rain, awful news in Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa causing at least 59 deaths that we know of so far because it's possible that as they get through all the destruction, the devastation they may find more people.

Just widespread destruction.

A mother talks about how she's helping her children through the disaster.

I try to be strong with them, but deep inside I'm crying.

I'm really, really crying.

But I just like, hide it.

We will survive.

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