Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about a completely different kind of computer than we're used to.

Both the offense and defense struggled at points on Monday night against the Falcons as the Bills dropped their 2nd straight game. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps all that went wrong.

Democrat Assemblyman Bill Conrad says there's "quite a few of us" taking a stand against the state's energy plan. He tells us what's being discussed in Albany.

How long will the government shutdown last? Washington insider Dave Levinthal says "Anything is possible."

Political analyst Steve Roberts discusses the top stories in D.C..

Peter Marlette Jr., President of Buffalo Pro Soccer, says a downtown site near the former Buffalo News building is still on the table despite the building being purchased by Tom Golisano.

The Bills look to enter their bye week at 5-1 with a win in Atlanta on Monday Night Football. Bills play-by-play man Chris Brown previews the game.

Roswell patients with Medicare Advantage plans through Independent Health will be shut out from the hospital unless a deal is reach within the next few months. Dr. Candance Johnson tells us what it means for those patients.

Linda Gradstein reports from Jerusalem.

Jill Schlesinger tells us why the markets are rallying. Also, why is gold so popular?