A high-speed car chase takes a dark turn when officers search the fugitive's abandoned vehicle. Plus, a fight in a bar gets out of hand.

Shark scientist Tristen Guttridge investigates the arrival of giant hammerhead sharks in the Bahamas, finding evidence of pregnant females feeding their young.

From a gorgeous underground lagoon on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, to an adrenaline-filled 70-foot cliff jump in California, to the most unexpected scuba dive location in the world, uncover the planet's best-kept swimming hole secrets.

Issa struggles in the aftermath of her breakup with Lawrence, while facing challenges at a new work assignment. Molly questions her worth at work. Lawrence adjusts to his new living arrangement.

Georges and Mike travel a lot for work and only get to settle in at home for a few months out of the year, so they're looking to move out of the cold climate of Canada.

Tonight's guests are Alfie Allen, Jacob Anderson,John Bradley, Gwendoline Christie,Liam Cunningham, Nathalie Emmanuel,Conleth Hill,Sophie Turner, Isaac Hempstead Wright.

Long-running reality staple "Big Brother'' is so popular that the three episodes a week that usually air during its season aren't enough to satiate the show's devoted fans. They want more, which is where this late-night show fits into the equation. The program features a curated live feed from inside the house to give viewers a peek into the housemates' lives that they don't always get to see during the prime-time shows. Just don't expect anything too out-there; that is reserved for the subscription-based online feed.

Tonight's guests are actor Mark Hamill and actress Jenny Slate; musical performance by Foster the People.

This half-hour program provides viewers with in-depth reporting on one or more of the major stories in the news, with occasional segments on pop culture. Journalists Dan Harris, Juju Chang and Byron Pitts share hosting duties for this late-night program.

Tonight's guests are Charlize Theron, Jane Lynch and musical guest Aminé. Brad Wilk sits-in with the 8G Band.

Up-to-date information on current events and news from around the world, airing in the overnight hours. Its tone is somewhat lighter than a regular news broadcast, though reports are filed from the usual ABC News correspondents. Weather and pop culture stories round out the reports.

Long-running reality staple "Big Brother'' is so popular that the three episodes a week that usually air during its season aren't enough to satiate the show's devoted fans. They want more, which is where this late-night show fits into the equation. The program features a curated live feed from inside the house to give viewers a peek into the housemates' lives that they don't always get to see during the prime-time shows. Just don't expect anything too out-there; that is reserved for the subscription-based online feed.

The morning variety of entertainment program, which includes the national and world news headlines, topics of general interest, the new on television, interviews with celebrities who are making news, cooking recipes , Useful tips, contests, fashion and style, gossip in the world of entertainment, parodies and much more.This show that has been broadcast and has cheered its audience for more than a decade, is light, fun and fun, has kept the public informed in a jovial and casual way.

Co-anchors report the morning's top headlines from a set in Times Square. The show features a combination of breaking news, interviews, in-depth reporting and weather. The program covers important issues with key figures from around the world and a wide spectrum of topics, including medicine, finance, consumer issues, computer technology, education and gardening.

Today's guests are TBA.

NASCAR action from Indianapolis.

The new series continues. Seven strangers are locked in a jury room and must answer questions unanimously to accumulate as much money as possible. A brand new bunch of jurors are determined to stay positive and pull together to win up to £10,000, but when the pressure is on the cracks soon start to show.

The Furchesters are dressed in fairytale costumes because it's the Furchester Fairytale Festival! Immediately loads of fairytale characters start to arrive. First are the Three Little Pigs, then Goldilocks and then Little Boy Blue. Elmo can't believe it, all his fairytale heroes are there and there's going to be a grand ball that night! But just then the Big Bad Wolf arrives at the hotel and all the fairytale characters get very worried, as he's already huffing and puffing!

Horrible Histories goes pear-shaped in an explorers special, meeting Christopher Columbus as he tries to teach a class that the world is indeed, shaped like a pear. On the strict instructions of Emperor Nero, some hapless Roman centurions are quite literally stuck in the mud, searching for the source of the Nile. And intrepid Arctic explorer Peter Freuchen has to dig his way out of the snow with a frozen poo. From the Vikings' first small steps on American soil, to humankind's first giant leaps on the moon, join Horrible Histories on this epic adventure.

A breakdown of the science behind today's weather, with frequent visits from guest meteorologists.

Money manager Jim Cramer helps viewers navigate the treacherous labyrinth of Wall Street trading, helping them to recognize opportunities and avoid pitfalls along the way.

Adam Schein tackles the sports world with a unique perspective on the latest news and trends.

Unaware that Davorin is free, Bella celebrates being accepted to fashion school and the gang arrange a party.

Host Michael Breed demos useful golf drills and recaps best shots from pro tourneys.

Megan becomes edgy. Priya is caught out. Rhona feels reassured.

One of the world's fastest human swimmers, Olympic icon Michael Phelps, competes against one of the fastest predators on the planet, the shark, in the ultimate race.

For decades, newscasts -- at both the local and national level -- have had an anchor or anchors sitting behind a desk and reading news stories.The half-hour "VICE News Tonight'' does away with that tried-and-true formula in an attempt to create what it calls "the first modern news show,'' offering a variety of presentation styles and storytelling capabilities intended to resonate with the growing social and mobile audience.