A New Morning

Kickoff is just a few days away between the Bills and Texans in Houston. Texans sideline reporter John Harris tells us what's different about the Bills' opponent this season.

A former Anthropic researcher is accusing tech companies of putting humanity at risk by developing advanced artificial intelligence. How real is that threat? Cybersecurity expert Arun Vishwanath tells us.

Former Special Agent in charge of the FBI in New York, Rich Frankel, tells us about the ongoing court cases related to the 9/11 terror attacks.

Paul Marzello is part of the movement against a Seneca One Stop gas station being build across from River Fest Park in Buffalo's Old First Ward. Marzello tells us what their concerns are.

Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington checks in as the trade war between the US and Canada continues.

ABC's Karen Travers has an update on the trade war between the US and Canada.

Councilmember Mitch Nowakowski tells WBEN there is a meeting set for Thursday with Seneca leadership over their planned gas station in front of River Fest Park. Also, tensions are rising between the council and Mayor Ryan's administration.

National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

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.