Cameoke: "Behind the Door"; Regina King; "Balls, Balls, Balls"; Logan Browning; Carley Fortune; Pablove; PJ Morton performs. 

Nola's guilt grows as Troj comes to terms with the fact that she doesn't want to undergo any further testing. Marie is having a hard time dealing with Noor and Julian's relationship. Julian suggests a family gathering with Quin. Bing asks Ruben for help with his claustrophobia, but why does he refuse? Will Vesper be able to convince Manu that he needs to talk things out with Nina?

Nicole and Ted sit vigil over their daughter; Tomas leans on the Duprees; Martin and Eva are both feeling guilt-ridden; Kat has a surreal experience.

Dante cautions Liz; Laura learns a secret.

An obsessed ex guns down a young woman at work in a chilling attack, as a sinister plot helped by his own mother comes to light.

Ellie Taylor and Liam Charles present as the teams make 24 classic Bakewell slices and 24 re-imagined versions. For their second challenge, the chefs step back in time with an opulent Victorian Britain-inspired showpiece, complete with a jam-roly-poly-inspired dessert to serve 24. Pâtisserie experts Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden taste their efforts.

The story of Josh and Chloe Bashford, who were stabbed and strangled to death by Chloe's stepfather in Brighton.

President Trump is threatening to sue ABC News again over its coverage of his multi-million dollar renovation of the Reflecting Pool. MS NOW's Ari Melber reports and is joined by esteemed veteran journalist Marty Baron, former executive editor for The Washington Post. Plus, comedian and actor Danny McBride joins "The Beat."

In Culver City, a suspect stole a car at knifepoint and then went on a hit-and-run spree. Authorities say the victims injured were between 15 to 70 years old. NBC News' Ryan Chandler has the story. An 18-year-old suspect is in custody following a shooting at a library in Chico, California that left two adults dead and one child injured. NBC News' Erin McLaughlin reports. Officials in France say at least 40 people drowned while trying to escape the heat since the start of the brutal temperatures last week. Back in the U.S., heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding swamped roads in Oklahoma. NBC News' George Solis has more. President Trump touted falling oil and gas prices from the preliminary peace deal with Iran in a midterm campaign swing in Pennsylvania. Plus, the Senate passed a symbolic resolution directing the President to end the war. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports. There's increased security at the Lincoln Memorial's reflecting pool after President Trump said vandals caused damage to renovations there. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. Months after Savannah Guthrie's mother Nancy was abducted, she makes another emotional plea to anyone who might have information about her. This, after new reporting about the contents of one of the notes written by someone who potentially could have been involved in her kidnapping. NBC News' Liz Kreutz has the story. Airlines for America CEO Chris Sununu told Congress there are "thousands" more near misses in the U.S. than are ever widely reported, renewing calls for safety upgrades after a string of recent aviation incidents. NBC News' Tom Costello reports. The Tartan Army is on the move after going viral in Boston, spreading their good luck and good vibes to Scotland's soccer team. Now, they're on the move to Miami where the team will compete in the next round of the World Cup. NBC News' Hallie Jackson has the story. 

Firings are already underway under the purview of Donald Trump's new Director of National Intelligence, Bill Pulte. MS NOW Legal Analyst Mary McCord and Chief Washington Correspondent at MeidasTouch Scott MacFarlane join to react. And the Senate passed the first war powers resolution, rebuking Trump's war with Iran. Sen. Tim Kaine, who led that effort, joins the table.

Auditions ramp up as a married mentalist duo captivates the crowd, returning contestants chase redemption and a world record, and a parkour prodigy pushes boundaries like never before.

Rep. Ro Khanna responds to Elon Musk and the legacy of DOGE. Then, Sen. Chris Coons on the Senate rebuke to Trump's war in Iran. And as voters go to the polls in Maryland, New York and beyond, what tonight's big intra-Democratic battles mean for the country in November.

Disaster hits home when flash floods endanger Misty's Hawaiian farmstead. The Raneys rush to Kauai for a deeply personal rescue, building elevated shelters and fusing island ingenuity with Alaskan resilience.

Nick and Yvonne officially tie the knot. A long overdue call from his estranged father forces Kenny to confront his past. Yvonne worries as Lindsay reverts to old dating habits. In a bid to save her marriage, Amanda makes a big change.

Live from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. It marks ESPN's 24th consecutive year broadcasting the NBA Draft. 

2026 NBA Draft order: 1 Washington, 2 Utah, 3 Memphis, 4 Chicago, 5 LA Clippers (via Indiana), 6 Brooklyn, 7 Sacramento, 8 Atlanta (via New Orleans), 9 Dallas, 10 Milwaukee, 11 Miami, 12 Oklahoma City (via LA Clippers), 13 Miami, 14 Charlotte.  

John Wayne Gacy is infamous for his Chicago house of horrors in the 1970s. Now several courageous men - David Bolton, Patrick Dati, and Tony Antonucci - step forward to share their chilling experiences with him as boys.

Five chefs remain, and the competition intensifies as strategy becomes just as critical as culinary skill. In a high-risk, high-reward challenge, the Castaways race into open water to retrieve their main protein, with the most desirable ingredients waiting far from shore. Some push into deeper waters, while others play it safe, but only the strongest dishes will rise to the top. The two lowest-performing chefs are sent to the Gauntlet for a head-to-head elimination. Battling tough competition, harsh conditions, and a deceptively simple ground meat, they must execute under intense pressure to stay in the game. Which Castaway will earn a place in the finale, and who will be chopped?

In Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, a parking dispute escalates on the day a man is expecting an important delivery. In Pennsylvania, a landlord and tenant clash after a mailbox is replaced without permission.

Daphne and Ian create a tearoom to help pay for a costly terrace fix. Dick and Angel visit to lend their expertise. Ian designs frescoes for the wall, and Daphne upcycles a dresser, a bar, and a dessert cart.

Sammi's planned surprises lead to Baylen and Julie making some permanent decisions and spending an evening at a funeral home. Baylen reveals a worrisome medical concern. Then, strong opinions during wedding planning put the sisters at odds again.

A dating competition where sexy singles must couple up or risk being dumped from a luxurious villa.

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

In Michigan, a dispute over shared driveway parking puts neighbors at odds. In Ohio, a simple mail mix-up sparks an outsized reaction. And in Chicago, a routine move-out inspection turns into a heated showdown between renters and their landlord.

A brutal massacre at a desert research facility in the middle of Australia awakens horrors across two timelines -1987 and 2024 - dragging Detective Georgia Cooke into a decades-long spiral of obsession and estrangement.

Jimmy Fallon and celebrity guest The Miz pair up with contestants and face off over two games; hosted by Keke Palmer, players must guess secret passwords using only one-word clues for a chance to win up to $25,000.

The U.S. and Iran give differing accounts of deal negotiations. Also, a federal judge rules ICE can't make arrests in immigration courts. Plus, Sen. Jon Ossoff defends his Senate seat against Mike Collins. And Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman explain how to cover Trump. John Kirby, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, Ali Velshi, and Sen. Jon Ossoff join Lawrence O'Donnell.