Donald Trump is calling for the prosecution of Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries. Also, a handwritten note purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein in jail shortly before his death has been unsealed by court order after nearly 7 years, raising new questions about his death. MS NOW's Ari Melber reports and is joined by Rev. Al Sharpton, Maya Wiley, Benjamin Weiser and Paul Mecurio.

Five states - Texas, Georgia, Virginia, Arizona, and California - confirm passengers who had left the cruise ship before the Hantavirus outbreak was known about, are back home. None are showing symptoms. NBC News' Camila Bernal reports on what steps are being taken to mitigate the risk of any spread of the virus. The cruise ship with the deadly outbreak of the Hantavirus is headed for the Canary Islands now that all passengers with symptoms have been evacuated. The ship is expected to arrive this weekend. NBC News' Daniele Hamamdjian reports from the port town where the ship will anchor offshore. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Pope Leo following the war of words between the pontiff and President Trump. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports. Experts are scrutinizing a possible suicide note believed to be written by Jeffrey Epstein before a failed suicide attempt in 2019. We took the note to a handwriting expert for their thoughts on everything from the writing to the phrases used. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk has the story. The former reality TV star joined the race after blaming Mayor Karen Bass for failures in the Palisades fire that burned down his home. NBC News' Dana Griffin reports. A Chicago Cubs fan who needed a kidney found a donor in a crosstown rival, a fan of the Chicago White Sox. Recently, the recipient and her donor threw out the first pitch at a Cubs game. NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas reports. 

MS NOW investigative reporter Carol Leonnig joins The Weeknight to describe her bombshell reporting that FBI Director Kash Patel is forcing his employees to take a polygraph test, following the Atlantic's damning accounts of his behavior in the role as bureau chief. Plus, voting rights activist and Founder of Fair Fight Action, Stacey Abrams, joins The Weeknight as the nation confronts the GOP's unprecedented push to carve up congressional maps and weaken Black voting power across the South. And, the hosts react to the latest chaos and confusion coming out of Trump's war in Iran. 

Vinyl siding goes up on the main house and ADU as Kevin reveals the ADU's framed layout. Richard reviews basement HVAC while a team upstairs installs a three-panel slider to connect indoor and outdoor living.

This summer, the Fifa World Cup is coming to FOX and with only five chefs left, the worlds of soccer and food are fused in a special, championship-inspired episode. USA Soccer legend Alexi Lalas makes a surprise appearance, and the chefs need to create a world-class fusion dish with ingredients tied to two different countries.

Surprise! Jenni's turning 40. Surprise, Angelina has some shocking information, and surprise, Sammi is...

Following Athena's shooting, the 118 gathers at the hospital awaiting news. Meanwhile, the mastermind behind the trafficking ring is determined to silence Athena and anyone who gets in his way for good.

Georgie's plan to get on the news sparks a feud between Mandy and a rival weathergirl. Meanwhile, Mandy tries to use the conflict to help her career.

After a hero fire chief is found dead, Riley and Walker must break through his squad's closed ranks to uncover the truth; when the defense presents a plausible alternate timeline of events, Price and Maroun must fight to win the jury over.

Wendy Raquel Robinson grew up in South Central Los Angeles, which meant navigating gang culture from an early age before dance and acting pulled her toward a different path. That contrast, between the environment she came from and the career she built, is at the center of her Uncensored episode.

Most people know Robinson as Principal Regina "Piggy" Grier from The Steve Harvey Show, a role she held for six seasons on The WB, or as sports agent Tasha Mack across the long run of The Game. Those are comedy parts, and Robinson has been consistently nominated and eventually won an NAACP Image Award for her work in the genre. But the Uncensored format gives her room to talk about the setbacks that don't make it into the highlight reel, the parts of the journey that don't fit neatly into the success story version.

A dizzying look at how Donald Trump dragged us into war. Then, alarming new reporting from MS NOW on Kash Patel's desperate search for leaks. And as you pay $5 a gallon and American businesses warn of recession, new reporting on the wild price tag for Donald Trump's new ballroom in the sky. 

In North Charleston, Detective Corey Shaffer catches the toughest case of his career when musician and father-of-two Robert "Rob Cobain" Brown is found brutally murdered in his home.

Lee Gilliam and Kevin O'Connor cover lawn-mowing basics, from choosing the right mower to preparing and mowing a lawn. The team shares expert tips for vetting and hiring a trustworthy contractor to avoid costly mistakes. Mark McCullough heads to Washington state to replace a bumpy flagstone path with a smooth, durable concrete paver walkway.

When an emotion‑driven decision puts Woodstone at risk, Sam and Jay step up to defend what they've built. Meanwhile, Isaac struggles to adjust to new surroundings, only to realize that some connections are too important to leave behind.

The squad must untangle conflicting stories and long-buried secrets when a drug-fueled college reunion ends in sexual assault; Fin takes control of a squadroom in turmoil; with the squad under internal pressure by Tynan, Fin keeps the case on track.

Blythe and Don's relationship is still on the rocks, then the 113 rush in when a Noah Cyrus sound check goes off the rails.

BBQ Brawl judges Adrienne Cheatham and Rashad Jones fire up the grills as past Master of 'Cue Kyle Bryner and future brawler "Chef T" Gregoire try to smoke Bobby Flay.

From a $4 flea market frame concealing the Declaration of Independence, or a lost Fabergé egg in a Midwest flea market, and even the holy grail of comic books hiding in someone's wall, we revisit the most astonishing, valuable discoveries.

Christmas thefts and a returned ex force Cheryl to protect an innocent friend and her heart.

When an ambitious filmmaker dies in a suspicious cleaning accident, Elsbeth focuses on the subject of her final documentary: a "trad wife" whose from-scratch lifestyle included a deadly ingredient.

Bex and the team must hunt down escaped inmate Xander Wax, a killer with a knack for poisoning through unpredictable methods. Things back at the Command Center come to a head, pushing the team further than they've ever been before.

After a catastrophic bridge collapse sends dozens of victims to Grey Sloan, the hospital activates its full disaster response as they race to treat a surge of critically injured patients, including one of their own.

Graff and Bateman are called in to investigate when the body of a handyman is found on a Rosedale walking trail.

The U.S. and Iran exchange strikes in the Strait of Hormuz. Also, MS NOW reports FBI Director Kash Patel has ordered polygraphs of current and former members of his security team. And The New York Times wins a Pulitzer Prize for exposing Donald Trump profiting as president. Sen. Adam Schiff, Andrew Weissmann, and Eric Lipton join Lawrence O'Donnell.

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

A strange sphere hovers silently above a house in Nevada. Two bright orbs appear to follow a rocket launch at Cape Canaveral. Are extraterrestrials secretly watching us?

Desi Lydic tackles the latest headlines: A judge releases Jeffrey Epstein's purported suicide note, Republicans pledge their midterm loyalty to Trump and his 80-year-old fighting skills, and this Mother's Day, Trump gives moms the gift of an autocorrect rant. Plus, Troy Iwata, Jordan Klepper, and Michael Kosta go head-to-head over who could take Trump in a fight.

Josh Johnson deep-dives into a viral sexual harassment lawsuit at JPMorgan, where a male employee accused a female colleague of coercing him into a "sex slave" arrangement, setting off a frenzy of sexist memes and sensational media coverage before the evidence apparently unraveled under scrutiny.

Adam Scott, award-winning actor, joins Desi Lydic to discuss tackling the horror genre in his new film, "Hokum." They talk about how "Step Brothers" set him on a comedy trajectory, his transition into more dramatic roles with "Big Little Lies" and "Severance," how David Letterman inspired his love of show business from a young age, and how he took on playing an asshole in "Hokum" after being typecast as a likable guy.

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John Krasinski.

"Kids Pitch" with special appearances by Jenny Slate, Liam Neeson, John Oliver, Isa Briones, Taylor Dearden and The Avett Brothers.

Guests include Ronnie Wood, Molly Gordon, Daniel Dae Kim and musical guest Kim Petras. 

Guests include Lisa Kudrow (The Comeback) and Nicholas Braun (The Sheep Detectives). 

Moira is still keeping the secret to herself, while Cain has worries and Vanessa comes to a realisation.

Danielle admits Theo's true nature to Todd, Shona receives a shocking update on Jodie, Daniel's outburst sparks a decision, and Ben leaves the Rovers' safe open and unattended.