Vic's shocking surprise leaves Caroline questioning everything. Tynisha takes a hard look at her marriage to Eric. Brooke's son and Kai find common ground. Jay-Anne fights for some independence in her marriage.

The season premiere of "20/20" features co-anchor Deborah Roberts' reporting on the murder of college student Claire Gravel, who was found strangled off the side of the road just six miles from her apartment in Salem, Massachusetts. For years, there were no arrests, and even though new evidence was uncovered, the case eventually went cold. That is until 2007, when a mother living in a nearby town was attacked in an eerily similar way to Gravel. As detectives zero in on a suspect, this investigation breathes new life into Gravel's murder case. Roberts goes inside the case and interviews Gravel's family, the victim who survived the 2007 attack, as well as law enforcement officials who helped solve the murder.

The discovery of a body in the river draws Anna into the complicated world of a celebrated artist.

Donald Trump fights the press and hosts Xi Jinping as the nation struggles. Also, the Supreme Court approves of Trump using a citizenship tool on a voter databases. Plus, Americans are feeling the impact of rising gas and diesel prices. And Democrats look to retake the Senate amid Trump's unpopular agenda. Rep. Madeleine Dean, Barbara McQuade, Rep. Brendan Boyle, and Dr. Annie Andrews join Jonathan Capehart.

This week features a one-on-one interview with Andrew Huberman, host of the "Huberman Lab" podcast and author of the new book "Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body." This week's panel discussion includes Jonathan Swan, White House correspondent at The New York Times and co-author of "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump"; and James Kirchick, contributing writer at The Atlantic and author of "Secret City: The Hidden History of Gay Washington."

Stars of Britain's Got Talent 2026 show off their skills, and SB737 reviews the latest gaming releases. Greg James and Chris Smith play Famous Last Words, and Joe and Shereen pull a prank on Kia Pegg! 

Charlotte is officially welcomed to the Archduke's family, but there is danger lurking in the shadows.

The new school year finally begins at Babyls.

Ultraman Zero showcases his astounding combat skills! Overwhelmed by the sheer difference in their strength, Ibuki is questioned by Zero about his determination to fight.

Meanwhile, the members of the Astronomy Club are counseled by Professor Minobe regarding the protection of Pucchi. Both Ibuki and the rest of the club try to find their own answers together. The resolve to fight, and the protection of Pucchi.

What is the answer Ibuki has arrived at…!

Heiji decides to tell Kazuha how he feels after watching a stage play based on himself and Kogoro.

Sota Yukimura (Hokuto Matsumura), who works in the secondary brand division of the cosmetics company "Nose Cosmetics," uncovers the true culprit behind the murder of Kyoko—the biological mother of Mariko Nose (Sae Okazaki), the woman he has secretly loved for 25 years. The person who killed Kyoko and staged it to look like a suicide was Taisuke Sakura (Tetsuji Tamayama), a First Investigation Division detective who was just 18 at the time...! Upon realizing the truth, Sota attempts to protect Mariko from danger... Meanwhile, Mariko is shaken after her father, Ginjiro Nose (Ken Ishiguro), reveals a "secret" regarding her stepmother, Sayuri (Miki Mizuno)—a secret he had kept hidden for 25 years... Just then, Mariko receives a message from Taisuke! Taisuke has developed a twisted obsession with Mariko, who bears a striking resemblance to Kyoko. Unaware of this, Mariko answers his summons and heads to his atelier... Can Sota save Mariko from this desperate situation...!? "My twenty-five-year love... is over..." What will become of Sota's unwavering, long-held love? The fateful final episode where every secret is revealed!!

Vanessa Pressley is on Dino Island to film a new dino documentary covering the "running of the T-rexes". But in the process of filming, she and the cameraman get carried off by a scared Brachiosaurus.

Humdinger and Helga visit Dino Island, and get trapped in a cave. The pups have to save everyone before lava fills the cave!

Michael Smerconish tackles weekly American political and news stories from one perspective...his.

College GameDay Built by The Home Depot travels to Knoxville, Tennessee, for Week 4 of its landmark 40th season, setting up live from the Ayres Hall Lawn at the University of Tennessee. 

The Longhorns and Volunteers are meeting in the regular season for the first time in series history. Their three previous matchups all came on New Year's Day in Dallas at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. Tennessee will host College GameDay on campus for the 13th time and the program will make its 29th overall appearance. Texas makes its second GameDay appearance of the season and 30th appearance all-time. 

Live from Plaza of The Americas outside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida. 

Lufas visits Blutgang to retrieve Karkinos the Crab and Scorpius the Scorpion.

10am: President Trump is still trying to find workarounds to banning the press – but we're still here and will continue to do our job. David Rohde and James Sample discuss this blatant violation of the Constitution and the legitimacy of Trump's favorite excuse: national security; ICE watchers once alerted neighbors about the presence of federal agents, now they are protecting the polls. Zachary Mueller gives an inside look into how communities are guarding the right to vote; Trump's preference of musicals is jam-packed with irony. Jacob aligns Les Misérables to current events; As midterms approach, the affordability crisis continues to rage against Americans and Republicans are choosing to either flee or face it head-on. Sen. Angela Alsobrooks discusses the fate of the Republican majority when this issue is so pressing.

11am: Texas State Senator Taylor Rehmet explains that Texans want to be paid better and want to be able to "afford where they live"; Brian Bryant explains that there's an ongoing resurgence of the labor movement because workers are fed up; Texas Congressman Llloyd Doggett demands accountability from ICE for shooting a man in the back and holding him at a detention center; Anna Louie Sussman discusses her book ‘Inconceivable: The Impossibility of Family in an Age of Uncertainty.'

12pm: Trump keeps trying to find ways to continue banning the press despite violating the Constitution for doing so. April Ryan and Geoffrey Cowan react to the president's catch-all excuse for doing what he wants: alleging national security threats; Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal calls out her Republican colleagues for not holding the president accountable while holding the majority; Hundreds of people deported to the CECOT mega-prison could finally be awarded their long overdue due process. Lee Gelernt recaps his arguments in court this week on those prisoners' behalf; A closer look at the extraordinary legacy 9/11 firefighter Stephen Siller leaves behind and the thousands of families the Tunnel to Towers organization has helped.

Rob Stone anchors the desk which includes college football legends Mark Ingram II, Matt Leinart, Brady Quinn, and three-time national champion coach Urban Meyer. Chris ‘The Bear' Fallica provides viewers with gambling expertise with his ‘Bear's Bets' segment while award-winning reporters Bruce Feldman and Tom Rinaldi provides additional insight and exclusive interviews.