we are so well poised on long island.urrounded by water we have abundant wind and solar energy. we have the ability to get off of fossil fuels right here and now. the other big threat to our environment is that nitrogen loading inner surface and ground waters. we have talked about the idea of how do we sewer long island? you cannot stuart long island that it needs in order to stop and mitigate the problem around nitrogen loading. so i lead the way on the founding of the clean water act technology center which is now a national hub incubator research to bring forward new technology to retrofit. it stands to create hundreds of jobs and that is the innovation we need to support programs that we need to roll out. we need the federal government toe show leadership and that and that's not happening right now. and once to build a 5 billion-dollar fossil fuel plants i don't think it's okay to deregulate like my opponent did as a state senator. burning of fossil fuels that i don't think it's okay to defund the epa. >> thank you. o

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>> rex sherman now stands accused of killing seven women and dumping their bodies on long island overwo decades, charges he denies. how gratifying was it to be able to tell valerie mack's mom and dad that you've made this definitive link to rex sherman? >> yeah, i think, you know, i think we've been we've been saying this all along that this is really what the case is about. the case is about these women. >> it is a big deal not just to have someone who is accused of one of the crimes associated with the gilgo beach murders, but to have someone connected with seven of the alleged victims is massive. >> inside the courtroom, a suited and shackled sherman spoke directly to the judge, saying, your honor, i am not guilty of any of these charges. >> his voice is just not what you expect to come from a body as imposing and massive. it was more nasally and higher pitched than i expected it to be. and there was a visceral reaction to what he was saying. there was scoffing. >> but prosecutors argue they have the evidence. they say mack fit the profile of the other victims, young and small, jus

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. - back in august, a powerful storm brought flooding and damage to long island. one county got up to 10 inches of rain, wiping out a 120 foot section of a road cutting off people from their homes. cbs news new york's jennifer mclogan tells us how neighbors gave up their land to find a solution. - [jennifer] an entire block of head-of-the-harbor on suffolk's north shore has been cut off from the village since the august 18th flood. it took ingenuity and selfless acts to find a solution. - it was an old footpath that people used to use to walk to the beach. - [jennifer] this was the path we visited in september when neighbors came together with an idea, lend their land and build a new temporary emergency road to run through it. you're very humble about this. - yeah, no, it was, we needed to help each other. we're all in it together. - [jennifer] time of the essence, an emergency order to evacuate had been issued. - i had a lot of concerns because we were unable to reach people, certainly not with vehicles if we needed fire apparatus or an ambulance. - everyone was

. >>> in new york city, the accused long island serial killer saying, "i am not guilty of any of thesearged with the murder of a seventh woman. you'll see the scene in court. >>> the stunning new images emerging after ukraine assassinated a top russian general in a bomb attack in moscow. tonight, the images of the scooter at the door. you'll see it right here, and how they did this. and what russia is now saying tonight. >>> back here in the u.s., the blinding rain, ice, and heavy snow moving from the midwest right into the northeast tonight, wednesday into thursday. lee goldberg standing by to time this out, from d.c. to philadelphia, new york to boston. and what's coming right behind it. >>> a major medical breakthrough tonight. a 53-year-old american grandmother becoming the first living person in the world to receive a kidney from a new kind of genetically modified pig. >>> tonight, from "top gun" to his comeback as maverick, to "a few good men." >> i want the truth! >> you can't handle the truth! >> tonight, the major new honor from the u.s. navy for tom cruise. >>> and our made i

the accused long island serial killer. tonight, rex heuermann is charged in the death of a seventh woman now, and what prosecutors say they found in a search of his home. they believe he kept souvenirs. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the accused long island serial killer appearing in court as he was about to be charged in a seventh case. the murder of valerie mack. afterward, rex heuermann telling the court, "your honor, i am not guilty of any of these charges." mack's partial remains found back in november of 2000. more than a decade later, investigators finding her skull just east of gilgo beach. >> we have dna from a hair that was found on the body of valerie mack. >> reporter: in a court filing, prosecutors say dna analysis linked hair to heuermann's wife and daughter. mack, now among seven women authorities say heuermann killed in a spree that spanned decades. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. and tonight, investigators allege heuermann kept souvenirs. authorities say a search warrant of his hom

are they going to be able to age in place and stay here on long island? is there going to be housing and jobs and transportation system that works for us right here on rhode island in the next generation? these are big issues at hand. this is also generation that has seen their parents lose their jobs. they have seen their parents and then lose their homes with the mortgage meltdown that happened just in this last decade. they are seeing people lose their farms and not being able to afford their bills right here on long island. this is a generation i am seeing that is very wrapped up to speak, to vote, to be part of this. i think bernie sanders movement showed that front and center. i see that amongst my own kids and i see that amongst other kids that i talked to out there. understanding what is at stake hereto in terms of the supreme court. an understanding that a woman's right to choose and your access to women's healthcare is at stake. the environment is at stake. this is a generation learning in school even though my opponent does not believe in the sc

thank you for making the trip out to long island.to you? >> looks like somebody -- somebody trained in firearms, somebody who is capable of using it; he looks insensitive to the fact that he is killing somebody. some degree of presentation. a lot of thought he was ready to do it. whether that means is he a trained assassin like some people are saying, perhaps it's a step short of that. that he just had practiced a lot with the firearm. but there is definitely a strong motive there. i think what we see in that video is somebody who is very committed to following through with this crime. and so now there is all sorts of speculation about what that motive could have been and whether that might lead us to actually finding him. >> steve: so that picture right there i believe is taken in a nearby starbucks. this was before the shooting and the guy bought a couple of power bars and bought a water and got a cup. and so presumably there would be d.n.a. on that. the -- obviously the cops have already hoovered up everything in that starbucks. b

. >> brian: long island and long island university. can you believe it?> ainsley: what was it like when you drove in? you knew where to go. you were calling where do we go? what parking lot? >> brian: i remember the year we got here, the roof on this building collapsed in the snow storm. >> steve: oh good because it's snowing. >> brian: it's fixed now. this place is beautiful did. you have a chance to walk around? they have about 20,000 students here about. 4,000 live on campus. it's getting bigger every year. they have consolidated campuses. they won division one. once i left they realize we are in the clear. [laughter] i had a great experience here it's going to be fantastic to see them hosting the patriot awards which is surpassing the oscars as the number one award show in american history. >> lawrence: that's what i'm talking about. >> ainsley: we have all of these beautiful individuals who came early this morning for breakfast with us. i asked them y'all bought the tickets before you knew donald trump was going to be here? they said yes. one gentlem

year-old architect was charged yesterday with killing valerie mack, whose remains were found on long island 24 years ago. she was working as an escort in philadelphia and was last seen by her family in 2000. >> we have dna from a hair that was found on the body of valerie mack. >> i know he is frustrated. he said from day one he is not responsible for the murders. >> heuermann was earlier charged with killing six other women whose remains were found on long island. he's pleaded not guilty to all charges. >>> members of the house intelligence committee received a top secret briefing on the drone sightings over new jersey and elsewhere. they were briefed yesterday by officials, including the fbi and the cia. the lawmakers were told there is no threat to public safety and zero evidence any laws were broken. president biden talked about the drones as he was leaving the white house last night. >> nothing nefarious, apparently. they are checking it out. there's a lot of drones authorized up there. i think one started and everybody wanted to get in the deal. >> an fbi official says of the 5,000 dr

my parents bought a house for $14,990 in 1955 in long island.d there, in massapequa park, and i think the levitt company, of course, he invented levitttown, but i think the levitt company built the house we were in. i grew up -- we lived there for ten years, and then we moved onto northern new jersey, to rutherford, ew jersey, and i finished high school there. it was -- my family was large, nine people, economically stressed, turbulent. full of stress actually. i hate to say dysfunction, because it's been the most boring word in america for 20 years, but really a sort of thing that didn't work i guess is what we felt we came from at the end, but i have so many happy men mories of childhood i part because like many such folk, working class or lower middle class, we had the tv on all of the time, and it was on from 7:00 in the morning through somebody would think to turn it off at midnight or maybe not. it was always on. we were always watching it. if you were always watching movies in the '50s and '60s, what you were really watching was stations

janice dean like from long island in new york.de getting there may be a different story, janice? >> janice: yes, we are fully climate controlled at tillis center for the patriot award. i know you are coming later this morning and i'll update the forecast. northeast is getting a slushy mess, including long island, as people head into the sixth annual patriot reward. look at the map, cold air in northern plains, midwest and northeast. temperatures are below freezing and we're seeing snow across areas that have gotten 60 inches of snow downwind of erie, lake michigan and ontario. it is a slushy mix on long island and new york city, north and west of cities you're getting the snow. that will continue throughout the day today and winds will be a problem. here are snowfall totals across interior section of the northeast and downwind of great lakes, getting an additional 6-12 inches. we will see potential for heavier rainfall over the next couple days. the northeast, we are getting the bullseye of the storm system. it will be messy. peop

later, willie's sunday sit-down with the one and only billy joel, walking the docks of his native long island through 50 years of iconic music, and admittedly getting a little help from the fans sometimes with his own lyrics. >> is piano man the song when you look at it, the crowd, is that when they get the most amped or the most unified in their singing? >> yes, everybody is singing along. i've watched people in the crowd, they know the lyrics. i'm following them. when the audience takes it over, i like that. >> yeah. >> i get a little break. >> a little break for billy joel and that sunday sit-down. plus, another life well lived. all of it later in the show. >>> but let's begin this morning with the winter storm bringing freezing temperatures and a lot of snow, making travel potentially dangerous for many headed home after thanksgiving. nbc's george solis is at highmark stadium ahead of tonight's snowy buffalo bills game. george, good morning. >> reporter: hallie, good morning. good morning from a very frigid highmark stadium. crews have been working around the clock to clear the snow ahead

so lynch flies, his drone over the shoreline of the hampton on long island. typically i'll search for large schools of men, hayden, the bait fish, and see whatever is praying on the mountain. hayden, the small nutrient rich fish are a vital suit, souls for many low, which means b c's, including shocks, dolphins, and whales. they are most efficient by humans and used as a nutritious feed, and i could go to unpack food 5 years ago. the state of new york, costa low limiting industrial net fishing of money. hayden, near the coast box, along with other fishing legislation for many large marines. b, c spiked to new york's coast. over the years, a lot of atlantic states have decided what we're going to put conservation 1st. and we're going to put the health of our coastal ecosystems 1st, rather than letting a lot of commercial activity go on in those near shore areas. so that allows those predators to now move back into those historical near shore areas and feed where they were, you know, 50 years ago where, you know, we've kind of forgotten about that. all of the a

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host: let's get to callers and start and long island, glencoe, new york. guest: hey, it is my hometown. host: there you go. democrat, go ahead. caller: good morning, everybody. thank you, c-span for my question is right where he was come up the moderator, concerning mass deportation, but before i get to it, i'm 62, born on the north shore, i've been in glen cove for a year. beautiful people. guest: i'm 62 also come and i'm a regular guy, too. caller: you are a glen cove guide. i'm not going to get into the santos self immolation. let's get to the questions them and that would become i've been thinking for quite a while, and you are the highest-ranking person i can put this question to, how do you approach them in your caucus with your team with new york, and hakeem's team and everyone else, if trump is playing chess and is a pond move regarding mass deportation of 13 million and he turns around and says let's legislate a worker program without any certainty or absolute path to permanency but with a legal status that if you do not, if you do not register an

la fiscalia imputa al presunto asesino en serie de gilgo beach en long island por el homicidio de unama, cuyos restos fueron encontrados hace 24 anos. m'-- m'usica >> malas. >> despues de sobrevivir un tumor cerebral, este nino recibio la sorpresa de su vida. el mismo nos narra la alegria que lo embargo cuando. swift en persona lo visito. el nino dios, que ya esta en el zocalo. con la llegada del nino dios al zocalo de la ciudad de mexico, arrancan oficialmente las celebraciones navidenas en la capital de ese pais. noticias telemundo mediodia con nicol suarez y octavio pulido. que tal ? muy buenas tardes y gracias por acompanarnos aqui en noticias telemundo mediodia. vamos a la informacion y tenemos esta noticia en desarrollo. otra comunidad de estados unidos vive la pesadilla de un tiroteo mortal escolar, de luto y c conmocionada por la tragedia hasta hoy en la capital de wisconsin, la policia ya i identifico a la presunta agresora de 15 anos que abrio fuego en la escuela cristiana abundant life y mato a dos personas, un maestro y un a alumno. miriam me acaban de dar una conferencia

we moved to long island when i was five.s many brooklyn and bronx and queens people did, going to the little houses in long island. my parents bought a house in 1955 in long island and we lived in massapequa park in one of those little houses, i think the levitt company built the house we were in. we lived there for 10 years and then moved on to northern new jersey, rutherford, new jersey and i finished high school there. my family was large, nine people, economically stressed, turbulent, full of stress. i hate to say dysfunction because it has been the most boring word in america for 20 years but really a thing that did not work as i guess we all felt like what we came from but i have so many happy memories of childhood, in part because like many working or lower middle-class, we had the tv on all the time from 7:00 a.m. until someone turned it off at midnight, it was always on. we were always watching. if you were always watching movies in the 50's and 60's, what you were really watching what stations that had no money for

awards were at the tell the centre at long island university.t of colin -- comedy. maybe he didn't vote for trump it seems like it. >> jill voted for trump, but joe did not because he thought he was still in the race. let's be clear, they hate here, they genuinely do not like her. they did not even acknowledge her existence. to be clear kamala can take it because she was ignored by voters in every swing state what is to more people you know what i'm saying? and the whole interaction is a misunderstanding because she is actually there working as an archer to pay off her campaign debts. so it is expected to see her. >> sean: i agree. to me it is pretty obvious. anyway, this morning, so "time" magazine reveals they have 10 candidates on their short-list for a person of the year. i'm shocked you are not on the list. i thought you would be there. you were not going to believe that one of the top 10 candidates are. kamala harris. or you kidding me? percent of the year after accomplishing nothing but failure as vice president? the greatest the best his

long island university, tickets on sale at fox nation.com. as you can see they killed themselves to come up with a clever title. [laughter] >> i don't know how you came up with it but genius. >> it narrowly beat out last. [laughter] a little insensitive so i'm excited month only thing i wanted to tell you, long island university, i was the last time i was there high school graduation so this is my first time in the room sober. [laughter] >> those are the days. i got into comedy is an already broken person, he got in as a professionally successful person. >> i don't know where you read that. [laughter] i was broken. [laughter] decent job. >> you mean i wasn't found on the streets? [laughter] >> i think that's worse because i had a great job, i made great money and supported by family and i said to my wife, i want to become a comedian and she's like i don't work. i'm glad you realize that. [laughter] but she was shocked like you can't leave a job -- i have a plan, small agency in six months of shows. don't tell your wife and i told her i quit m

her partial remains were found on long island some 24 years ago. >> let's bring in cnn's jean casarezjean, you have been following this case closely as the number of alleged victims has ticked up. how did authorities tie huberman to this seventh victim? >> well, it's basically forensics, dna and the advent of that technology. >> but let's start at 2000, because there's there's a definite timeline here and so much new information in the year 2000 is actually when they found partial remains in manorville long island of an unknown victim. and from 2000 to 2011, they did not know who this was, but they knew that the person was decapitated, that their arms right above the wrists were were cut off along with the right leg to the calf. in 2011, near gilgo beach, where they had found other gilgo beach victims, they found the other parts of that body determined to be a female. they still did not know who it was. then, in 2020, they did genetic genealogy. so think about how long that of a time period that was from 2000 to 2020. and they determined that it was a female named valerie mack. she wa

our attorney general, and a power grid that they illegally planted in, long island sound. we personally in connecticut spent our money preserving this town in many ways. we also our jeopardy! mercury. i have a question for you and you kind of touched on a little earlier. were children born with asthma? do you think that could be a result of or is there any medical being done on the high mercury, perhaps in your body and impregnating woman? could this be passed genetically? explain asthma. i know. i don't know the answer to that question. and as i said, there's no. mercury is a is a potent turn. a genic and mutagenic. and it it's a very, very dangerous chemical. we're not only getting it from the power plants, also, it's been included in vaccines for many years. and that's one of the that that that has been linked to ortiz. but many, many people have mercury in their bodies, most peoples. the mercury loads in the bodies of most american is is coming from from eating fish. and probably 60% of that mercury comes those power plants, those coal burning power plants who we could

it is this thursday on long island, exactly where the patriot awards were, at the tillis center at long island university. tickets on sale now. go to fox nation.com/night of comedy. jimmy failla is with us. oh, maybe joe and jill did vote for trump. it certainly seems like it. >> jill definitely voted for trump. joe didn't because joe thought he was still in the race, so he voted for himself, obviously. but let's be clear, sean, you saw that entrance. >> they hate her like they genuinely do not like her. >> they didn't even acknowledge her existence. now, to be clea, kamala can take it because she was just ignored by voters in every swing state. what's two more people? you know what i'm saying? and the whole interaction is a misunderstanding, because she's actually there working as an usher to pay off her campaign debts. so they didn't expect to see her. >> yeah, i agree, it's to me it's pretty obvious. anyway, this morning. so time magazine reveals they have ten candidates on their short list for person of the year. i'm shocked you're not on the list. i was shocked, i thought you defin

this long awaited news brings immense relief and joy to his family earn long islander who has followed his adversity. his release ends an unimaginable ordeal and highlights the unwavering strength of his family, especially his son harrison, who tirelessly advocated for his father's return. i was honored to bring harrison as my guest to this year's state of the union to amplify his family's story. kai's release is not only a victory for the family but all of america. the united states must remain steadfast in our commitment to bring home every wrongfully detained american. kai li's return reminds us of the power of persistence and importance of standing firm against injustice. welcome home. your courage and determination inspiring us all. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from washington, ms. perez, for five minutes. ms. perez: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. perez: terrorize celebrate the career and recognize the retireme

i grew up in long island, my name is shaun hannity. if you don't know, why are you here.have a great, great night. you will experience a range of emotions. it is fun. all of these people in front are all of my friends and colleagues, i love and respect them every one of them. i never ever in my life thought i would say these words, it is so great to be with a group of nazis and fascists. [ laughs ] and irredeemable and deplorable pieces of garbage. and people that cling to their god above, their bibles, and their religions. now, now, of course, none of that is true. right. let's be honest. that they pretty much - they called us these names, they lied about us, and guess what, i have news for them. they got their [ bleep ] kicked. just saying. [ cheering and applause ] >> and the good news is i've been saying it on tv and radio, i can declare that abc, nbc, cbs, "new york times", "washington post," "l.a. times," us times, all the horrible late night comedy shows that are not funny except maybe greg. they are dead, don, their influence is over. [ cheering and applause ] gor

it is 5:00 on long island to! and is "the five."eers and applause] we are live from fox nation's sixth annual patriot awards and boy, do we have a fantastic crowd here. we are gearing up to honor the incredible patriots, military veterans, first responders, and other inspirational everyday heroes. who better to mc tonight's event than our own very own sean hannity who will be joining us later. is everyone excited? [cheering] all right. >> jesse: i was a little upset because i came out here and everybody clapped and johnny came out and it was a thunderous round of applause. >> judge jeanine: we love johnny and we love you back. let's get to the big news of the day, jesse. vivek ramaswamy and elon musk event meeting with lawmakers all day on capitol hill laying out their plan to torch $2 trillion in wasteful government spending. take a look. >> elon! do you want to see democrats here! >> yes! >> judge jeanine: vivek ramaswamy says any firings will be done with respect. >> i am hopeful it's going to be even good for many of the individ

it's 5:00 on a long island and this is the five. >> ♪[c ♪ we are alive from fox nations sixth annualot awards ad do we have a fantastic crowd here. we are gearingng u up to honor e incredible patriots and military veterans and first responders r inspirational every day heroes. who better to beo mc the event n our very own sean hannity will join us later. is everybody l excited? >> i was a little upset because i came out here and everybodyd collapsed.jo then johnny came out and it wasf a thunderous round of applause. >> we love johnny an>> jd love u back. now let's ge nt to the big newsf the day jesse. doge is shaping up to shake up washington. they've met with lawmakers alltl day on capitol hill laying out a plan to torch $2 trillion inment wasteful government government spending take a look. >> yill on maskwacis have to say do democrats agree. >> he says any firings will be done with respect though. >> and hopefully it's good for many of the individuals as we make the transition from government service back to thect private sector iorn the manner which respects them because itit was

i grew up in long island, i am sean hannity, in case you don't know, if you don't en, why are you heree a great night, you will experience a range of emotions it is fun, all of these people in front are all of my friends and colleagues, i love and respect them every single one of them. >> i never in my life authothought i would say these words it is so great to be be a group of nazis and fascists. [cheers and applause] and deplorable pieces of garbage. [cheers and applause] and people that cling to their god above, their bibles and their religion. [cheers and applause] now, now, of course, none of that is true, right? let's be honest. they pretty much -- they called us these names, guess what? i have some news for them. they got their [bleep] kicked. [cheers and applause] just sayin'. good news i've gone saying it on tv and radio, i can officially declare that abc, nbc, cbs, "new york times" "washington post," horrible late night committee shows that are not funny but maybe greg gutfeld, they are dead, they are done, their ib influence is over. george clooney, jillia roberts, by the wa

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heuermann has already within charged with the murder of six women on long island and prosecutors areo secure indictments for the murders of five others who remain -- whose remains were found near gilgo beach. the prosecution says it will provide update after the 9:30 court hearing. president-elect trump is suing "the des moines register" and its top pollster ann seltzer for fraud over its final 2024 presidential poll. seltzer released her final des moines register sponsor poll of iowa three days before the election. showing vice president harris leading trump by three points. trump ended up winning the hawkeye state by more than 13 percentage points. the lawsuit seeks accountability for brazen election interference. and if fun is on one of your loved ones christmas list this year. we have an out-of-the-box idea for you. franco frank packs empty boxes have the most ridiculous products inside. when you open them up, they actually have your real gift inside. the design to add laughter to gift giving and found at pranko.com or amazon. we have some on set to show the audience. hilarious.

remains discovered on long island in 2000, okay? wow.ears later the six other victims also discovered on long island. the suspect's name is rex hoyerman. an architect working in new york city. appeared in court today pleading not guilty to all seven of these murders. something we're watching again at that case continues to unfold. that's the latest there. >> dana: historic tech investment. president-elect trump and ceo of softbank announcing a $1 hundred billion investment into american a.i. projects. >> this historic investment is a monumental demonstration of confidence in america's future and it will help insure that artificial intelligence, emerging technologies and other industries of tomorrow are built, created and grown right here in the usa. >> dana: promising to create 100,000 jobs for the u.s. economy. we'll see how it goes. >> bill: capitol hill. breakthrough report released minutes ago targeting regulations for the a.i. industry. insuring legislative safeguards while promoting growth in the u.s. congressman leading it co-chai

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. >> and that's where an organization based right here on long island, where you guys are right now.mes to the rescue. >> cameron reached out to us months ago he told us about a dog he rescued overseas. tonight, cameron, she is with us. she is here. [cheers] >> it's just so great. thank you everyone. everyone involved. [applause] >> sean: he defines patriotism. he personifies courage under fire. his fight is our fight. please welcome the honoree, our patriot of the year. our recipient, the soon to be 47th president of the united states of america donald j. trump. >> we are going to bring our country back and it's going to be bigger and better and stronger than ever before. >> we're going to do it again. we have to do it again. we're going to make america great again. [cheers and applause] [ymca] >> steve: we know what happens next. there was dancing. we should point out that when we presented the award to paws of war, we were with five of the dogs that are involved in the program. we had not really spent a lot of time with them. we are not professional dog trainers. >> lawrence: what

we are back now with video of a really unusual and dangerous dui case that is an suv driving on long island railroad tracks in new york city. the vehicle was spotted sunday in queens. police say the driver entered at a grade crossing and made it to made it a half mile before two of his tires got caught fire. he is under arrest. service was delayed for hours. >> add another sports star to the list of athletes who have had their homes burglarized in recent weeks. the latest case took place in ohio. here's abc's erielle reshef jeff burrow sideline reporter. >> while star cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow was throwing touchdowns and leading his team to victory in dallas monday night, authorities now say thieves were breaking into his sprawling multi-million dollar home in cincinnati. >> we do have a shattered window in the bedroom. the bedroom has been ransacked. >> the first 911 call, placed by the frightened mother of burrow's employee. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. she is staying there. he's at the football g