Political analyst Steve Roberts says the economy will play a part in the election, but the recent downturn on Wall Street likely won't be a focal point.

Michael Angelucci says the ongoing fears on the global markets isn't like what we saw in 2008.

Roxanne Casey, a parishioner at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the Old First Ward says the parish has submitted a counter proposal to the Buffalo Diocese, but it likely won't be accepted as they purposely didn't follow guidelines.

A weak jobs report has sparked a global sell-off, but Jill Schlesinger says it's way too early to jump to conclusions about a recession or to make rash decisions.

Simone Biles takes the floor again this morning. Also, is the water from the Siene making triathlon participants sick? ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the latest.

You can bring home your very own kitten dream team today and Saturday at the SPCA.

What's recruiting looking like for Buffalo Police as other departments look for recruits? Also, more on the closure of a homeless encampment in Fireman's Park.

The Bills are back in Orchard Park tonight! Sal Capaccio gives us an update on training camp.

Donald Trump drew criticism earlier this week after his comments at the National Association of Black Journalists. Also, the latest on the presidential race.

ABC's Karen Travers explains how the largest prisoner swap since the Cold War came together.