A New Morning

The rumor is Apple will unveil a foldable iPhone Wednesday. Also, OpenAI is updating the engine ChatGPT runs on. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese looks ahead to November's midterms. Are Democrats still poised to take the House? What about the Senate? Carl tells us.

A mistrial was declared last week in the trial of Lindsay Clancy. What happens next? Attorney Terry Connors has analysis.

An Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport Sunday, killing five people. ABC transportation correspondent Sam Sweeney has the latest on the investigation.

NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us about the races to watch and what will happen if power shifts following midterms. Also, the trade war between the US and Canada continues to escalate.

Firefighters made at least six rescues Thursday night as flooding ravaged North Buffalo. Deputy Mayor Ben Swanekamp, who oversees public works, tells us how the night went and how things are looking Friday morning.

Sweet Home superintendent Mike Ginestre talks AI, cell phones, enrollment and more as another school year begins.

Town of Tonawanda Supervisor John Flynn puts his prosecutor cap on to tell us what's happening in the Lindsay Clancy trial.

National Weather Service meteorologist Liz Jurkowski tells us how much rain fell and where Thursday.

Amherst was one of the hardest hit areas during Wednesday night's storms. David Morales from the Getzville Fire Department tells us what it was like as calls flooded in.

There's been five days of deliberations but still no verdict in the trial of Lindsay Clancy. Local attorney Terry Connors tells us where things may be heading.

Thursday marks the first day of school for students in the City of Buffalo. New district superintendent Dr. Ebony Prophet-Bullock says the district is moving on from a tumultuous summer and focusing on the students.

National Grid crews are working hard to restore power throughout WNY. National Grid's Dave Bertola has an update.

Attorney Steve Boyd represents hundreds of survivors of clergy sexual abuse. He gives us an update on a nine-figure settlement vote, including a timeline.

National Weather Service meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has details on Wednesday's stormy weather.

High school football starts Thursday, and you can hear it all season on WBEN! Section 6 Chairman Jay Sirianni tells us about the increasingly competitive high school football scene in WNY.

The City of Buffalo has filed eminent domain proceedings to take control of the damaged Cobblestone district properties next to the arena. Councilwoman Leah Halton-Pope gives her thoughts.

Jurors are deadlocked in the trial of Lindsay Clancy. Attorney Terry Connors tells us what happens if they can't come to a decision.

School districts across WNY are starting the new year, and it's more important than ever to drive safe. New York State Trooper James O'Callaghan joins us.

An entire state is now targeting Flock cameras. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

NWS meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.

Tim Cook marked his last day as CEO of Apple Monday. John Ternus is taking over. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us what he has planned. Also, Anthropic is being sued again.

Who wins when cars are targeted by tariffs? Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington talks about that and much more as the US and Canada remain embroiled in a trade war.

What's the way out of the trade war with Canada? NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal has the latest on the tariff battle.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the week's forecast.

The auto industry may be the greatest example of how tariffs will impact the price of goods. We hear more from ABC's Mike Dobuski.

Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us what led to a trade war with Canada flaring back up. Also, is President Trump alienating voters?

School is right around the corner. It can be an anxious time for kids. UB Vice Chair of Psychiatry Dr. Michael Cummings has tips for managing that anxiety and getting back into a routine.

Republican strategist Carl Calabrese gives his take on two of the top stories locally and nationally.

Longtime political consultant Bruce Fisher takes a deeper look at the trade war with Canada.

Rain and thunderstorms are scattered throughout the week's forecast, with a chance for hail and even a tornado. National Weather Service meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the details.

The Bills ended the preseason 3-0, but now comes the hard part for head coach Joe Brady and the front office. Sal Capaccio recaps the win and looks ahead to what the roster might look like after cut down day.

A new docuseries about the construction of Highmark Stadium debuts the day of the Bills home opener. Andrea Purse, co-director and creator of "Building Buffalo" tells us what you'll see.

Republican lawmaker Lindsay Lorigo says County Executive Mark Poloncarz "overstepped his authority" in putting an end to the DHS job fair that had been scheduled for Buffalo next week.

Saturday and Sunday mark 25 years of the National Buffalo Wing Festival! "The Wing King" Drew Cerza tells us all about this year's event.

Intel shows Iran is working with American gangs, and Hell's Angels may be one of them. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about it.

Sal Capaccio previews the Bills' preseason finale at Highmark Stadium as the Steelers come to town.

Radiation testing continues in Niagara County and Erie County's southtowns. State and federal officials gave us an update on what the agencies are looking for.

Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington says Canadians are trying to understand how two best friends like Canada and the US started fighting, and when will it end? He gives perspective from north of the border.

Phil Nanula, President & CEO at Essex Homes of WNY and President of the Buffalo-Niagara Builders Association says he doesn't expect an immediate impact on lumber prices as tariffs take hold. Also, are energy prices of tariffs a bigger problem for builders?

Rebecca Roll from Lyme WNY says there is never a time where you can let your guard down when it comes to ticks.

Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley says a growing number of Canadians are angry with the United States as a trade war that was thought to be a thing of the past heats up again.

ABC's Karen Travers tells us what tariffs are active and where the trade war is going.

ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Tonawanda is going with a different surveillance provider for law enforcement. Supervisor John Flynn explains why.

Niagara Falls, ON Mayor Jim Diodati says he is "hoping for calmer heads" as the trade war with Canada escalates. He describes it as a family argument.

State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt's district is right on the Lake Ontario shoreline. He shared his immediate reaction to the latest threat by President Trump, the trade war and more.