Jennifer Leavey / Originally Ashland, Massachusetts, Technical Writer; Emily Burnham / Bangor, Maine, Writer & Editor; Edward Tournier / Brooklyn, New York, Teacher.

Comedian Jo Koy and Jennifer chat about his new Netflix comedy special, "Jo Koy: Blue in the Face."

Jennifer welcomes 7-year-old tea expert Teddy Williams, who has gone viral for his reviews on his page "Tea with Teddy."

Then, Jennifer chats with Forgotten Harvest employee Krista Poole and CEO and President Adrian Lewis. Forgotten Harvest is Michigan's largest food rescue organization. When Forgotten Harvest helped Krista feed her family during a time of crisis, it changed her life. Today, they both help lead the mission to fight hunger for hundreds of thousands of others.

Before walking down the aisle, Mekhi demands the truth about whether Christopher betrayed him with their former boss.

Marriage crumbles as financial neglect and obsession with gaming lead to a dramatic court showdown.

A man says a dog attack left his pet injured, while his neighbor argues that the veterinary bills don't pass the sniff test.

Drew is cooking up something delicious with chef and cookbook author Olivia Tiedemann. Valerie Bertinelli stops by the Drew's News desk. 

Then, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson tell Drew about their new show "Brothers." 

Nina realizes that kissing Bing wasn't such a good idea. Noor chooses Julian, but does he even want her back? Linda stops Elisa when she tries to tell Rik the truth about Shanti. Just as Troj had expected, Ludo takes immediate action when Nola says she wants to give an interview about her inheritance.

Hayley turns the tables; Dani doesn't hold back; Chelsea confronts Bill; Vanessa unwittingly tells Andre distressing news about Heather; Jacob and Naomi worry it's too late to save someone they love; Joey has a back alley meeting.

Sonny strategizes with Ric; Tracy Enlists a new ally.

Agents Joe and Steve are up before dawn to track down a debtor who has spent years avoiding payment of service charges owed on her housing estate. Agent Lewis is pursuing a roofing company that owes a former customer more than £2,700. Also, Joe and Steve attend a hotel that owes more than £13,000 to a former guest following a successful claim for lost luggage.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are back to guide more house-hunters through an ever-changing market, beginning in east London. Phil is with Abbi, who needs a flat with step-free wheelchair access from her front door to the city's transport links. But as she is well aware, accessibility details are often unreliable in the agent listings. Kirstie helps Rhian and Cathal, who want a home they can grow into, with enough room for children eventually and space to host family - but as they discover, their £500,000 budget is still not quite enough to secure everything on a reasonable wish list.

When their broken-hearted client is accused of murder, Frank and Lu discover the dating game can be deadly.

Peter and Emily plan to convert an old vicarage into two 'cloud houses' painted strawberry-ice-cream pink, covered in arches, with turquoise-rimmed windows. But there's a storm gathering...

Who's playing games, who wants to be top dog and who got the most nominations? Big Brother reveals all in the latest episode!

Angus Ashworth helps clear a family home packed with museum pieces. And, a retired teacher parts with Sheffield steel, French glass and a seafarer's desk.

In Japan, Mike Brewer and Marc 'Elvis' Priestley take on a dream car, a 1990s Honda NSX. But a fundamental issue brings one of their biggest challenges ever.

Game playing, nominations and a DNA test? So, a lot to discuss then!

President Trump's White House press ban faced skeptical questions at an emergency court hearing. MS NOW's Ari Melber breaks down what happened. Plus, Republicans distance themselves from Trump as the midterm elections draw closer. The New York Times' Michelle Goldberg joins. 

President Trump is hosting China's leader Xi Jinping for a high-stakes summit in Washington. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. Police responded to the scene after gunfire was reported this afternoon at the airport. A person is now in custody. Victoria De Cardenas from our Miami station has the late detail. A woman says she was forced to sit back down next to a passenger committing a disturbing act. The airline says in part that it takes these matters seriously and is looking into what happened. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk has the story. Neria Leiter, an Israeli army reservist and U.S. citizen, was rushed to a hospital in Jerusalem with "head injuries" after a car-ramming attack that was praised by Hamas. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports. 

Sen. Cory Booker joins The Weeknight to respond to the fallout from Trump's latest foreign policy blunders as diesel prices hit historic highs and his approval numbers sink to historic lows. Plus: Trump's justification for banning the media, building a ballroom, even tanking the economy? "National security." Sen. Richard Blumenthal joins to explain the President's popular excuse to get whatever he wants. 

Coaches Queen Latifah, Riley Green, Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine all vie to discover the next singing phenomenon on the third night of blind auditions.

Castaways marooned in remote Fiji embark upon the Open Era of "Survivor" and battle to win $1 million. The catchphrase of the season, "permanent uncertainty," comes into play as soon as the castaways reach the beach and discover that one player must leave to go on a mysterious journey. Then, the first tribal council pits two allies against each other in a dramatic battle of wills.

Tonight, Trump's "ban on the free press" has its day in court. Then, Congressman James Walkinshaw on the bi-partisan calls to investigate the Russian money behind Trump Jr.'s wedding party. Plus, Donald Trump cannot stop trying to put his name on everything.

Bronwyn finds happiness in her new relationship with Brandon. Whitney realizes she needs to make big changes in more than one aspect of her life; after Robert Jr. Homegoing, Lisa brings the girls together for a ski day to lift their spirits.

For millennia, Indigenous peoples in North America have practiced a unique form of science. From navigating the featureless Arctic to building energy-efficient homes in the desert, see how cultural traditions have led to remarkable innovations.

As contestants battle it out against each other, each round will see the number of players whittled down until one person is left standing and wins the life-changing top prize of $1,000,000.

Priscilla urges Eli to follow through with contacting Senator Harding.
               

Host Terry Crews reveals who America has chosen as the Season 21 winner in the two-hour finale featuring special guest performers.

The reunion comes to an emotional conclusion, as Ariana sorts through the wreckage of her love quadrangle with Charlie, Liam and Hudson. Emira confronts Charlie and Georgia after becoming collateral damage in their feud.