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Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

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A woman is killed by her ex-husband.

Minnesota wife and mother Linda Jensen is brutally murdered in her home; police work to uncover an assailant hidden in plain sight.

A client refuses to pay a caterer because she arrived late to his event and served cold food to his guests.

A woman asks her cousin to take care of her car while she is incarcerated, then sues when she discovers the vehicle was ticketed and broken into.

A woman says a negative customer review caused her to be fired; roommates sue after healing water makes them sick.

Americans just can't get enough courtroom drama, as is evidenced by yet another addition into the daytime court show fray. Former judge and prosecutor Kevin Ross adjudicates real cases, in which he tries to show litigants alternative ways of dealing with their issues and make them consider the consequences of their actions.

A man sues the owner of an exchange program after she dismissed his many concerns about the wild behavior of the teenage student living in his home.

Teens gain access to a father's gun and property is damaged.

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A woman asks her cousin to take care of her car while she is incarcerated, then sues when she discovers the vehicle was ticketed and broken into.

A mother blames a vocal coach after her daughter loses out on a lead role; a woman sues her ex-husband over stolen comic books.

A zoo worker blames a private chef for cooking toxic foods for her dinner party, killing an endangered frog used in her research.

A woman sues her newly discovered sister for failing to share money found in their deceased father's house.

A client refuses to pay a caterer because she arrived late to his event and served cold food to his guests.

When Adam wants to spend time with Dana instead of his mother, Beverly decides to teach him a lesson; Barry and Eric talk Adam into taking Dana to a haunted house.

Beverly surprises the family with an end-of-summer vacation to Miami; Geoff accidentally spills to Erica the real reason for the trip.

Darlene crashes Mark's college trivia night to prove how smart she is; Neville finds out the money he loaned Dan was used for something other than its intended purpose.

The Conners relish national cheeseball day as a family; Harris falls behind in her work duties at the Lunch Box; Darlene and Ben must figure out how to spend time together despite their two separate schedules.

Luke competes against the son of Phil's nemesis (Rob Riggle) in a wrestling match; Cam and Mitch ask Claire to pick up Lily from school without mentioning the recent lice incidence in her class; Gloria chaperones a field trip.

Cameron feels competitive when a popular teacher returns from sabbatical; Haley goes to a realtor's banquet with Phil; Mitch struggles to get his bearings at his new job; Jay and Gloria babysit Lily.

When Bob alerts MaxDot's longtime friend and sock manufacturer that he will no longer need their services, Dottie steps in to try to salvage their relationship; Abishola is uncomfortable while attending a drag brunch with Olu and Morenike.

After a chance encounter, Abishola and Christina unexpectedly hit it off as future sisters-in-law; Douglas gives the workers a much-needed morale boost but feels pressured when Bob praises him as a natural leader.

When Angela Prichard was terrorized by her husband, she turned to the police for help, but it did not prevent her death.

Detectives hunt for the sadist who tortured a senile old woman (Jane Powell), investigating her nursing home, as well as her scheming son (Jay Thomas).

The SVU squad tries to keep Detective Rollins' sister safe from her abusive boyfriend when she turns up beaten and pregnant; when Rollins is forced to take drastic action, internal affairs investigation begins.

When Angela Prichard was terrorized by her husband, she turned to the police for help, but it did not prevent her death.

Jeff takes the biggest gamble of his career, bidding tens of thousands of dollars, sight unseen, for a truckload of damaged high-end electronics.

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Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

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When a 23-year-old woman goes missing after an argument, detectives are led on a multi-state man hunt for a cold-blooded rapist and murderer.

When Georgia rapper Rahim Grant is gunned down in his home, police sift through a complicated relationship to determine if the murder was a case of self-defense or something sinister.

An aspiring rapper performs at a lucrative event, but when it's time to get paid, his manager says it was for exposure.

A tenant blames a landlord for breaking down her door when she was locked out; a man sues for extra moving expenses caused by a broken elevator.

A woman seeks overtime wages that were withheld after an affair was discovered.

Americans just can't get enough courtroom drama, as is evidenced by yet another addition into the daytime court show fray. Former judge and prosecutor Kevin Ross adjudicates real cases, in which he tries to show litigants alternative ways of dealing with their issues and make them consider the consequences of their actions.

A man is injured at an overcrowded axe-throwing venue and demands the owner pay for his medical expenses and broken smart-watch.

A fight between two fathers disrupts an Easter egg hunt; a fired security guard sues for unpaid wages.

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A tenant blames a landlord for breaking down her door when she was locked out; a man sues for extra moving expenses caused by a broken elevator.

A man sues his friend for hotel damages; a man says a secret from his past led to a hostile work environment.

A man accuses another driver of kicking and denting his car door after an argument over a parking spot escalates.

A neighbor is sued for breaking a beloved antique gnome with a golf ball; a woman accuses her cheating ex of purposely hitting her with a kicked soccer ball.

An aspiring rapper performs at a lucrative event, but when it's time to get paid, his manager says it was for exposure.

The new family dog plays favorites; Erica and Lainey don't invite Beverly to their sleepover, causing disharmony in the mother-daughter relationship.

Adam wrestles with the fact that he is a cool kid and no longer a nerd while his original friend group isn't as lucky; Beverly attempts to have a more grown-up relationship with Erica and Barry before they head back to college.

Dan gets asked to write an article for a hardware magazine, making Ben long for his days as a writer; Jackie inserts herself into Louise's run for the school board when her retirement leads to too much free time.

A fire at Ben's hardware store causes a major setback for the family; Becky feels enormous pressure to help every single patient at her mental health facility internship.

Jay takes Luke to the garage for some male bonding; Gloria and Claire take Lily dress shopping; Mitch, Cam, Alex and Manny spend a day at the museum; Phil helps Andy make an anniversary gift for his girlfriend.

Jay is determined to get the adults' hotel suite upgraded; Claire tries to win back some money; Phil auditions to be a magician.

As Bob gears up for delivery day at the new sock factory, he struggles to put his foot down with his opinionated family; Abishola gets a taste of Kemi's new personality when her successful lawyer son comes to visit.

After Tayo forbids Dele from dancing, Abishola enlists Bob's help in talking to Dele about his feelings.

Updates on the death of an anesthesiologist's wife.

The detectives launch a search for a serial killer who raped and murdered two women in Central Park. Michael Gross guest stars.

A promising singer is beaten by her boyfriend, a famous hip-hop star, but she refuses to help ADA Barba build his case; the defendant and his attorney turn the case into a media circus.

Updates on the death of an anesthesiologist's wife.

Jeff takes delivery of a massive load of foam Easter eggs and Halloween pumpkins and his staff starts to worry.

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In-depth Bible teaching.

Walking through the scriptures to lead and guide souls towards a closer walk with the Almighty.

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Students from Oakwood University, Huston-Tillotson University and Clark Atlanta University prove their knowledge of African-American history, news, sports, arts and pop culture.

Dog training school; breed profile: Poodle.

Mariette Hartley is an Emmy-winning actress who is also passionate about fighting for animals' rights so, naturally, she hosts this series that aims to educate young people about animals. Each episode features four stories about exotic and unique animals to help kids and teenagers learn about the animal kingdom. Whether it's a story about ocean creatures or critters that can be found in one's back

Animals who live in the freezing arctic: the polar bear; the wolverine.

Thailand: an elephant trek; the Phi Phi Islands; fried insects; martial art Muay Thai.

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Auto racing is one of the biggest spectator sports in America, with a number of organizations holding races nearly year-round so there's a lot to cover on "RaceWeek," which reports on the latest news from the racing world. Covering everything from NASCAR and IRL to Formula One and drag racing, the weekly show keeps viewers in the know with what's happening on their favorite circuits. In addition t

Spotlighting the people, places, and stories shaping Hampton Roads; from local happenings and small businesses to community leaders and hidden gems, this show celebrates what makes the 757 thrive-told by the voices that live it every day.

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Boxing action.

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Veteran related issues and events from around the region.

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From Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson, Miss.

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International athletes compete against each other in various mixed martial arts competitions in a bid to win the title.

Join Host Tony Brown as he features: guests interviews, new music, fashion, comedy, cuisine, videos, coverage of national and local celebrities, and much more.

Opportunities for former servicemen and women in the fields of education, transportation, energy and advertising.

Coverage of judo, sumo, karate and other disciplines of martial arts.

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Encountering God's presence, serving God's people, and fulfilling God's purpose.

Mark Teske hosts a variety of speakers with uplifting messages and Christian music.

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Religious services.

Vision Television host Gerald Flurry presents a weekly analysis of world events. Through the perspective of biblical prophecy, Flurry delivers messages of warning, often about issues concerning the growing power and influence of the European Union. From the studios of the Philadelphia Church of God, "The Key of David" attempts to stand out among today's modern devotional programming. Its viewers h

Original Christianity as taught and practiced by Jesus Christ and the original Apostles.

Charles Stanley, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta, shares his insights on Christian faith and enlightens viewers with spiritual motivation.

Life in the Word with Dr. Gabriel Rogers preaches the gospel of Jesus Christ, bringing the message of salvation and faith into homes.

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2050 is still decades away, but what might the world be like in that year? What new technology will be available? Will robots be commonplace? Will space tourism thrive? "Xploration Earth 2050" investigates some of the questions. The host speaks with entrepreneurs whose businesses focus on futuristic ideas and products in automotive technology, consumer electronics and health care. Scientists, doct

Kids Against Animal Cruelty; a girl designs and sews pillows for cancer patients; a World Yo-Yo Contest champion.

Gregg Hein's descent from 14,000-foot Mount Goddard becomes a nightmare struggle to survive when a boulder rolls into him and breaks his leg; nothing prepares him for a compound fracture that renders him immobile.

Featuring the top-ranked sumo competitors in the world and presenting Sumo in an authentic, in-depth and entertaining way, covering the rules, ranks, match-ups and more.

Competitions in kickboxing and Muay Thai.

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Mark takes on odd jobs, determined to find a way to pay for school; Darlene grapples with her emotions when she discovers her household is about to change dramatically.

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The family joins Phil as he travels to Australia to fulfill his mother's wish that he see the land where he was conceived.

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When Christina gets a new job at a sock startup, the family is supportive until it finds out the new company is more successful than MaxDot.

Celebrating excellence in gospel music; Kirk Franklin hosts; from Charlotte, N.C.

Beverly wants the entire family to get together for Thanksgiving; Pops asks Erica and Barry to take over the holiday toast.

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Tamsen Fadal interviews celebrities, rising stars and special guests from Broadway to off-Broadway.

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Murdoch investigates the shooting of a local construction company owner who was executed in a barber shop.

Coverage of judo, sumo, karate and other disciplines of martial arts.

Lingerie fighting championships; 4X4 gymnastics; bikini beach leapfrog; crashing canoes.

Dan achieves a major financial milestone, making him reconsider his belief in the Conners' curse; Mark finds out some news that causes him to reevaluate his future.

Mitch struggles to hide his genuine feelings about an unflattering wedding topper Cam's father made; Phil tries to help Gloria sell the apartment she had before Jay, but they get sidetracked at a salon; Jay wants to host a nice family evening.

When word gets out that Bob and Abishola might be trying to have a baby, the expectations from family, friends and employees start to take a toll on the couple.

Inspired by "Top Gun," Barry joins ROTC -- then Beverly joins as well; Adam decides to help Pops get his swag back.

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Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

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Digital forensics tie Jo'el Cosby's roadside killing to his ex-girlfriend Jaide Caporale and her child's father; both are arrested.

After Iraq War veteran Maribel Ramos vanishes without a trace, investigators follow a trail of digital clues and hidden tensions inside her own home, unraveling a shocking betrayal.

A man sues his father for throwing away a signed, limited edition movie poster; a roommate is blamed when a collectible lightsaber is damaged during a party.

Wanting to teach his stepson responsibility, a man sues for the cost to repair a car after a crash and damage to a guest house.

A child is injured at a birthday party; a dispute over winnings from a robot competition.

Americans just can't get enough courtroom drama, as is evidenced by yet another addition into the daytime court show fray. Former judge and prosecutor Kevin Ross adjudicates real cases, in which he tries to show litigants alternative ways of dealing with their issues and make them consider the consequences of their actions.

Woman sues a falcon owner after his bird of prey attacked her small dog; a boat captain is blamed when a breaching whale damages camera equipment.

A guided specialty tour doesn't go as planned; sisters argue over a mother's final gift.

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Wanting to teach his stepson responsibility, a man sues for the cost to repair a car after a crash and damage to a guest house.

A business consultant fails a client; a woman blames her ex-boyfriend for a snowboarding injury.

A weekend betrayal ends a relationship and leads to a court battle over the return of a sexy boudoir photo.

A man sues for the injuries he sustained after security forcefully escorted him out of a bar; a dispute between exes over home repairs and cleaning fees.

A man sues his father for throwing away a signed, limited edition movie poster; a roommate is blamed when a collectible lightsaber is damaged during a party.

Beverly invents "Super Hanukkah" in an attempt to get her family into the holiday spirit; Barry is faced with a dare from Adam.

Geoff and Erica realize they are in different places in college; Beverly tries to find a new purpose in her life as she seeks political office as the city comptroller.

A sudden turn of events forces the Conners to face the daily struggles of life in Lanford in a way they never have before.

Darlene gets one surprise after another when David introduces his girlfriend at a parent-teacher conference and mentions that Mark and Harris will be spending the weekend with them; Dan hires Becky to help out at work.

Phil cannot handle the stress when he tells Claire an elaborate lie; Gloria is tasked with organizing this year's family portrait; Jay covertly enters Stella in a dog show.

Jay, Gloria and Manny challenge one another to try something new; Mitch and Cam sell a couple of their prized possessions to fund the wedding; the kids play a joke on Phil and Claire.

Bob, a middle-aged compression-sock salesman, unexpectedly falls for his cardiac nurse, Abishola, a Nigerian immigrant, while recovering from a heart attack and sets his sights on winning her over.

When Bob, Abishola and Kemi learn that Morenike's family disowned her because she's gay, they do what they can to help her pay for school and stay in America.

Lori Vallow Daybell is found guilty of murdering her two children and conspiring in the murder of her husband's ex-wife.

Benson and Stabler clash with an assistant U.S. attorney (Pam Grier) when their rape victim and their prime suspect disappear into witness protection.

A woman claims that Brian Cassidy (Dean Winters) raped her while he was working undercover; when Cassidy and his lawyer utilize surprising defense methods, Detective Amaro is affected.

Lori Vallow Daybell is found guilty of murdering her two children and conspiring in the murder of her husband's ex-wife.

Jeff reaches a breaking point.

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