A New Morning

The Sabres look to stave off an emotional letdown tonight against San Jose following last Sunday's thrilling win over Tampa Bay. WGR's Paul Hamilton looks at the state of the team as the push for the playoffs continues.

Iran may be activating sleeper cells across the globe. Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Rich Frankel tells us more about an encrypted message that was intercepted by the US government, believed to have come from Iran.

The Trump administration is saying the war in Iran is both "complete" but also "just the beginning." Which one is it? Also, what's the political fallout of rising gas prices? NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what he's hearing.

The US' economy may soon see increases in prices for everyday goods as fighting continues in the Middle East. Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his thoughts.

Iran has named Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as its new Supreme Leader. Also, is Russia really helping Iran? WBEN's David Bellavia gives his analysis.

Oil prices have launched skyward as fighting continues in the Middle East. How long will it last, and what else will become more expensive? CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us.

Gas prices are averaging $3.48 per gallon in the United States with costs expected to increase. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

It's been an up and down week on Wall Street, and the rollercoaster looks like it will keep going today. ABC business reporter Soo Youn tells us more.

WBEN's David Bellavia gives expert insight into the fighting in Iran.

A priest in the Buffalo Diocese has voluntarily removed himself from ministry while the Diocese follows protocols for a sexual abuse investigation. St. Benedict's parishioner Nandor Forgach reacts.

Kristi Noem is out as head of the Department of Homeland Security and Senator Markwayne Mullin is taking her place. Does the appointment make sense though? We asked former FBI Special Agent in Charge Rich Frankel.

Chris Zeis from Russell's Tree & Shrub Farm has tips for nursing your yard back to life as the weather turns.

National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.

Crime & Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett checks in with updates as the search for Nancy Gunthrie continues.

WBEN's David Bellavia analyzes the latest on fighting in the Middle East.

Natural gas prices remain steady since fighting in the Middle East. NOCO President & COO tells us why.

Air raid sirens are ringing this morning in Israel as Iran continues to retaliate against Operation Epic Fury. Reporter Linda Gradstein describes the situation from he shelter in Jerusalem.

Personal Seat License (PSL) sales at new Highmark Stadium have surpassed expectations. Sports Business Journal's Ben Fischer gives his analysis.

New polling from Siena College says Gov. Hochul's lead on Bruce Blakeman is shrinking. Siena's Steve Greenberg tells us more.

The Sabres continue to climb toward the top of the Atlantic Division after beating the Golden Knights 3-2 Tuesday night. WGR's Paul Hamilton reacts.

WBEN's David Bellavia gives his insight into the continued fighting in the Middle East.

Air raid sirens continue to sound in countries like Jordan as Iran continues to launch missiles at neighboring countries. Dale Gavlak reports from Jordan.

1,000 Americans, and possibly more, are stuck in the Middle East as the State Department scrambles to get them out. ABC's Shannon Kingston tells us more.