A New Morning

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.

Tom Farkas, President of Great Skate, says the burden of tariffs on the hockey equipment business will mostly fall on the pro level.

A trade war with Canada continues to escalate while the war with Iran has no end in sight. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal has the latest on both