Futures are up and down in the US as another rocky day is ahead for the markets. ABC's Brian Clark has the latest.

Pre-orders have been delayed for Nintendo's Switch 2 as tariff uncertainty spreads to the realm of video games. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.

The 5/14 Memorial Commission held a public meeting Monday on current plans for a memorial for victims of the Tops shooting. Commission Chair Rev. Mark Blue tells us what was discussed.

It was a back-and-forth day on Wall Street Monday as investors continue to react to President Trump's tariff policies. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us what he's been saying to his clients.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that trade negotiations will be held with Japanese officials. At the same time, one of President Trump's top trade advisors published an op-ed about tariffs being non-negotiable. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.

Congress has been relatively quiet when it comes to President Trump's implementation of broad tariffs. Washington insider Dave Levinthal says many Republicans in Congress are keeping their thoughts close to the vest in case of voter backlash.

ABC's Brian Clark says the term "rollercoaster" is an understatement when describing the markets on Monday. Now, there's promising signs as futures are up Tuesday morning.

Nobody will be spared from snow showers in WNY Tuesday. There's also a wind advisory posted for parts of Western New York. Meteorologist Bob Hamilton has the forecast.

Steve Roberts says "uncertainty is the enemy of economic progress," and investors are thinking about 4 years from now, not just today.

Mark Andol, owner of the Made In America Store and General Welding and Fabricating, is enthusiastic about the possibility of manufacturing returning to the United States after the implementation of tariffs.