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Shop for incredible deals on fine jewelry and gemstones, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Les Feldick, an Oklahoma rancher, teaches non-denominational, home-style Bible classes.

Coverage of the day's most important events from a unique perspective.

Melinda Estabrooks and friends share the joys of navigating through relationships and life.

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Black cod is an emerging fishery off the coast of Tofino and Brendan heads out with his good friend Billy to test their luck. (Repeat).

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The testy oldsters prepare for their children's wedding while fighting to save their local bait shop from turning into an Italian restaurant.

Daily news coverage from the CHEK News team.

A long-running series showcasing funny (or odd) home videos, often featuring kids or pets doing weird things (with the studio audience voting cash prizes to the best clips).

A loner cares for his dysfunctional family, including a mentally disabled brother and their reclusive, obese mother, who has not left the house in seven years.

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Issues shaping the future are discussed. (Repeat).

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Small-claims court cases are heard by three judges, who then work together to determine the verdict.

Small-claims court cases are heard by three judges, who then work together to determine the verdict.

The brassy, no-nonsense judge presides over small-claims cases in this courtroom reality series whose success led to a spate of judicial imitators. It began in syndication in September 1996 after 5-foot-2 former New York Family Court judge Judy Sheindlin gained national attention from a '60 Minutes' profile.

The brassy, no-nonsense judge presides over small-claims cases in this courtroom reality series whose success led to a spate of judicial imitators. It began in syndication in September 1996 after 5-foot-2 former New York Family Court judge Judy Sheindlin gained national attention from a '60 Minutes' profile.

In the fifth-season finale, a teenage girl vanishes after joining a cult. Meanwhile, problems develop in Elena's legal battle with her ex. (Repeat).

In the sixth-season opener, the agents search for a 2-year-old Sudanese boy who was adopted by celebrity parents, and the team doesn't know if the disappearance is connected with his parents' fame or related to the child's native country. Grant Mars: James Marsters. Angela: Vanessa Britting. Christopher Douglas: Brian Bloom. (Repeat).

The 1944 murder of a female pilot who flew noncombat missions for the U.S. during World War II is investigated. The victim was part of a civilian program that assisted the Army and Air Force. Meanwhile, the man who ran Lilly's car off a road is released from prison on bail. (Repeat).