Wantagh

A lot of people.

Let's start it off with, uh, Chris in Wantagh.

You're on Don and Rosa.

What's up, man?

Is Varlamov still relevant in this role? He's older, but he's experienced.

Mike in Wantagh asks, "Does Varlamov have anything left to prove?" Mike, that's a fair question.

[drum roll] Varlamov is a professional.

He knows his role.

...

in Wantagh?

Actually, no.

It was in Seaford.

Mm-hmm

... and Wantagh, New York.

She didn't, oh-

She did Wantanomo?

No, no, no.

Oh.

Wantagh.

Oh, Monta-

They replaced the cover once inside.

Police said they searched below ground in Wantagh and found no one and apparently nothing disturbed or damaged.

It's kind of crazy, to be honest with you, but-

I heard about it going on in the city.

So had the matter been explained to them.

Across those autumn-tinted fields of central Long Island, all colors of pink and fawn and panther, with the weathered, shriveling corn shocks like old ghost Indian teepees and the pumpkins bright in the stubble, we proceeded to the Bide-A-Wee Home, which lies tucked away in the woods near Wantagh.

This place had been to us only a name, and indeed we knew not exactly what to expect.

Great was our pleasure to find a charming old farmhouse, with great barns and outhouses, and an immediate clamor from hundreds of dogs running gaily in fenced enclosures and lesser dogs, both hale and cripple, about the yard.

But she can still escape right in someone else's backyard.

Bradley Blackburn, CBS News, Wantagh, New York.

Yeah, man, stuff's expensive.

I gotta get another job just to get some tile work done.