Scott Ibarra is a jack of two trades, he is the owner not only of sports junkies, buying and selling Chicago related sports memorabilia, but also of autograph junkies, collecting and dealing in movie props and costumes, most of them, of course, autographed. Among his prized cinematic treasures is a screen used ring post from Rocky, signed by Sylvester Stallone, and a Black Series Infinity Gauntlet with an inscription from Robert Downey Jr. He also shows Lisa props and costumes with signatures from Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Jeremy Bullock, among others. Lisa brings along props and costumes expert Mark Short, who will appraise Scott's entire movie memorabilia collection, and offer him a trade for the stars.

Iran's military issued a new retaliation threat against American military bases in the Middle East as President Trump warned about the possibility of new U.S. strikes. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports from Jerusalem. President Trump said in a Truth Social post Sunday that he would convert plans for a Washington, D.C.-area "Triumphal Arch" to those for "a top-grade Military Complex/Triumphal Arch" at the request of the U.S. military, citing "national security." NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports. In Texas, a 5-year-old girl was shot and killed in what police are investigating as a potential road rage shooting. NBC News' Aaron Gilchrist reports. As the number of automatic license plate readers across the country have skyrocketed, so have the erroneous stops, detainments and even arrests of innocent people. For those caught up in the errors, the stops can escalate quickly into precarious encounters with law enforcement – sometimes with potentially life altering consequences. NBC News' Dana Griffin reports. Princess Diana's brother is speaking out and blasting King Charles, saying he ‘gaslit' him, and sharing his concerns about Prince Harry and Meghan's treatment by the media. NBC News' Morgan Chesky reports. As millions of Americans start making holiday travel plans, they may have fewer options in the skies. Major airlines like American, United and Southwest are set to scale back some routes as jet fuel costs soar. NBC News' Allie Canal reports. Ed Sheeran is set to perform in Philadelphia on Saturday night for the first time since rapper Macklemore was forced off of Sheeran's tour after comments he made in support of Palestinians. NBC News' Valerie Castro reports. At Saturday night's Arizona Diamondbacks game, trumpet player Jesse McGuire made an incredible recovery while performing the Star-Spangled Banner after his horn malfunctioned, choosing to finish the song while singing. NBC News' Hallie Jackson has the story.

Host Maria Taylor, former NFL head coach Mike Tomlin, former NFL head coach Jason Garrett, former NFL quarterback Chris Simms, analyst Devin McCourty and NFL insider Mike Florio recap the day's NFL highlights.   

Patrick Clancy - Interview with Patrick Clancy, whose ex-wife, Lindsay Clancy, was on trial in one of America's most high-profile murder cases for the killing of their three children.

The Data Center Next Door - Examining the boom in AI data centers - and the growing tension between economic development and community pushback.

Shergar, Where Are You? - Theories about the disappearance of Shergar, a champion racehorse kidnapped in Ireland in the early 1980s.

See everything you missed during the jaw-dropping double! Then, season 27 runner-up Vince returns to kick off a crazy new twist! Plus, they survived the Pressure Cooker, but can they survive one of the most excruciating HOH comps ever?! Who will stack up power, and which two Houseguests will be nominated? 

While Martin continues to struggle with his blood phobia, a mermaid washes ashore in Port Wenn to the amazement of everyone in town. Meanwhile, Judith, a well-meaning townsperson creates havoc while on prescribed oxygen, Louisa continues to see Martin's girlfriend Eden for medical guidance and Greg and George's success from the seas urchin boom take its toll on the both of them.

Two scout teams attempt grueling journeys to reach a signal tower. One team struggles to crest a jungle ridgeline, and the other takes on 12 miles of Lost Coast seas. A survivalist slips out of consciousness. The medical emergency upends the challenge.

Super Bowl MVPs Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker lead the Kansas City Chiefs (1-0) against Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis Colts (0-1) in the Week 2 edition from Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.

The Colts and Chiefs meet for the 30th time, including the postseason, on Sunday, with Indianapolis holding an 18-11 advantage in the all-time series. Each of their last three matchups has been decided by one score, including last season's 23-20 Chiefs overtime victory at Arrowhead Stadium. This will be only the second meeting between the two teams on Sunday Night Football, following the Colts' 19-13 road win on Oct. 6, 2019. The teams also met on NBC during the 2013 AFC Wild Card round, when Andrew Luck led Indianapolis back from a 38-10 deficit early in the third quarter to defeat Kansas City, 45-44, in the second-largest comeback in NFL postseason history.

Eliot begins to deteriorate and accuses his family of murder, while it seems that Atticus Pünd is closing in on a suspect.

John comes face-to-face with Saddam Hussein. All the while, the insurgents remount their attacks, and Baghdad burns.

Now in business with his brother Marcus, John is on the verge of landing a major investor for his innovative take on panic rooms when an unexpected phone call pulls him back to Rushville - and everything he worked so hard to leave behind.

At Lisa Hochstein's lingerie party, Miami brings the heat. The ladies head to the Big Apple where Dorinda brings back the iconic Gangster Brunch. A moving reading from Carole has the women reflecting on the sisterhood forged through the years.

Host Andy Cohen discusses pop-culture events with guests and viewers.

With Luigi Mangione's upcoming sentencing, John Oliver devotes the full episode to covering UnitedHealth Group: Why customers hate them, how they got so profitable, and why doctors are wishing explosive diarrhea on their board members.

New suspects emerge as Andie tries to make sense of Finn's apparent suicide, but her investigation is interrupted by tragic news about her adoptive mother.

With Christmas spirit at an all-time low across the country, Curtis attempts to find a fix by deploying a group of synthetic beings, custom-designed to spread cheer. 

I'm going to Hogwarts!

There's an unexpected homecoming on Albert Square. Priya's world comes crashing down. Kat sparks concern from those around her.

Dodger has a big decision on his hands, James makes a confession to Leah, and there is an intruder on the houseboat

It is the day of Dawn's funeral, there is a horrifying situation for someone and Vinny makes a tearful confession.

Bernie's relentless optimism grates on Kit, Carl offers his services to Steve, Glenda hosts a pub quiz for Debbie, and Maggie disapproves of Susie's online presence.

Morgana shows off her scaling skills, Dave takes flight and there's been a murder on the Taskmaster Express when we visit our new Taskmaster location.

The teams are pushed to their limits with two rooms to complete then Scotty throws in a challenge that touches hearts.

Australia's first Indigenous eye surgeon Kris Rallah-Baker has walked a zigzag path, driven by family struggles and overcoming racism. Now he's on a mission to heal blindness and empower the next generation.

Hugo and Léa are finally reunited, but the secrets of Léa's past threaten to shatter their fragile balance. As Gilles Ferrier seeks answers, Manon's fate becomes more uncertain. Hunted on all sides, Hugo and Léa attempt one last maneuver to protect their family. But just when everything seems to be changing, an unexpected tragedy hits Hugo hard...

Hugo Meyer has but one goal: to save Manon, held captive amidst a conflict beyond his control. As Léa, Sofia—a police officer who has sided with them—and the Ferriers each attempt to regain control of the situation, alliances crumble and masks slip. An unexpected revelation shatters all certainties regarding who is truly behind the affair. Yet, just when it all seems to be over, a final mystery casts doubt on what actually happened…

Have Ray O'Leary, Lizzy Hoo, Geraldine Hickey, Ed Kavalee and Sam Pang been paying attention? Host Tom Gleisner and special guest quizmaster Silvia Colloca are about to find out.

Kelly Clarkson on the New Season of "The Voice." Inside the Game: What Cam Bynum Has in Store for This Season. What To Shop This Week: Walmart Fall Fashion with Chassie Post. Smuckers Birthdays. 

Actress Sarah Paulson ( "American Horror Story"); executive chairman and CEO Ari Emanuel discusses new memoir, "Roll the Calls" with George Stephanopoulos; Next Up: Esther Wallace discusses her apparel brand; GMA Game Day: Countdown to the Superbowl – Los Angeles Rams; ABC Secret Savings with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto.

Protests erupted in Austin, Texas, after authorities said an ICE agent shot and wounded a DoorDash driver. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.

Bill Gates, businessman and philanthropist.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

Jeff Probst, host and executive producer of SURVIVOR.

James Brown, host of THE NFL TODAY and CBS News special correspondent.

The ACMA found Four Corners breached impartiality rules over its War Memorial investigation. But were the findings justified? News Corp does away with council reporters and replaces them with AI. Plus missing Mitch McConnell.