The Bills returned to the practice field Tuesday with everybody, including James Cook, in attendance. Sal recaps the day and what's to come.

Nandor Forgach is an outspoken critic of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo's plan to take money from parishes to pay for its $150 million settlement with abuse survivors. He tells us what churches in his parish are being asked to pay.

Rasheed Wyatt wants ATV sales to be banned in Buffalo out of concern for public safety. He tells us more about his proposal.

99% of the fireworks set off in the US are made in China. The American Pyrotechnics Association are trying to arrange an exemption. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

Apple is calling the new version of iOS its biggest overhaul since iOS 7. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.

Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches says it felt like "walking into a buzzsaw" when she learned parishes would be responsible for $80 million of the Buffalo Diocese $150 million settlement with abuse survivors.

Hallmark is recreating Carolcade Wednesday night for its Bills Christmas movie. East Aurora Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Victoria Sturman tells us what it will look like.

Canon lawyer Philip Gray says parishes can fight back against having to contribute to the Diocese settlement with abuse survivors.

California is suing the Trump administration, claiming it overstepped boundaries in deploying the National Guard. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.