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A monthly gubernatorial press conference covers current political and public affairs.

Inspiring stories featuring veterans, first responders, teachers, healthcare workers and others that range from historical perspectives to current stories of bravery, perseverance, compassion and joy.

A massive freighter sinks after smashing into another ship; salvors are tasked with recovering its valuable cargo and removing the wreck blocking access to the Mediterranean; a recent round of violent storms creates havoc and danger for the crew.

A monster tornado lays a path of destruction across north central Texas; monsoon season brings devastating floods to parts of Pakistan; it's a tent-way to heaven as towels, tents and mattresses are blown aloft at a local music festival.

The investigation into a drug-related homicide is hampered by the neighborhood's no-snitch culture; Upton is asked about Ruzek's rough altercation with a suspect.

Lack of evidence compels investigators to look beyond the obvious when a woman is beaten to death at her in-laws house.

Rick visits Washington, D.C., where he negotiates to buy silver spoons made by Paul Revere and million-dollar items belonging to U.S. Founding Father George Washington; a prop from "H.R. Pufnstuf"; a giveaway from the Pink Flamingo Hotel.

Jeff is forced into holding an auction in order to make a profit.

A dispute over who is to blame after a customer slips and falls on fruit at a grocery store; a car sold to a co-worker is repossessed after missed payments.

A woman sues after coming out as bisexual during a family vacation, which led to hostilities with her mother that caused her to leave their rented cabin.

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The widows of the founders of extensive third-world outreaches share stories from the mission field and the impact of sharing God's love.

Andrew shares what God's kind of love is and what it looks like for us to walk in His kind of love toward the people around us.

The guys inspect an anti-war speech signed by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a remote-controlled miniature version of a boat from Disney's Jungle Cruise ride, a German Blue Max medal from WWI, and a 1950s Nikon camera.

Former NFL safety Donte Whitner guest hosts; college football analyst and Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard joins the show.

"Bitter Bride.".

Funeral director seeks compensation from assistant who used business trip to get a new job; a dispute over the radio leaves a rideshare passenger stranded.

Owner of an auto detail business sues a former client over a social media post that defamed the company and cost her revenue.

A woman sues a contractor over unfinished kitchen renovations; a tenant demands justice after her car wheels vanish from a secured parking garage.

Cousins argue over a gratuity that was left inside a borrowed suit jacket; a dog walker is blamed after an altercation between two dogs ends in injury.

A woman sues her former friend, saying he's a convicted felon who lied about being a TV producer; he countersues for a pair of headphones and missing money.

The plaintiff sues for medical bills and pain and suffering after a fellow youth-football coach attacked him.

After a plane crash at a flight school made the local news, a student who had paid in full wants his money back, but a strict policy says refunds will only be given under extenuating medical circumstances.

A Great Dane and a Cocker Spaniel get into a fight at a dog-friendly bar.

A contracting business is under fire when a married couple sues for cheap work and unauthorized transactions; a satisfied customer speaks up in defense of the contractor's craft and character.

A woman sues the same contractor for unacceptable and unfinished work, but the contractor claims he refunded her money and corrected the issue within days; despite his attempts, she files a no-trespass order against him.

A young cyclist collides with a vehicle on his way to work and sues for $7,500 in damages; the motorist disputes that the cyclist had the right of way.

A man sues a woman and her daughter for $7,500 allegedly owed on a car loan agreement; they counter sue for harassment and emotional distress.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

Detectives suspect several young socialites of raping a girl at a Manhattan nightclub, then killing her.

A serial rapist is the main suspect when an expectant mother is abducted during a carjacking.

Louis and Harvey struggle with new firm dynamics; Mike gains new business; Rachel's leadership is challenged by an associate.

On Aug. 17, 2002, a couple is shot while walking along a Florida beach.

A high-speed police chase leads to a bizarre court appearance; a former courtroom deputy stands trial for murder; prosecutors stage the courtroom theater using a blood-stained bed and a reenactment.

When a woman is found dead from what appears to be a tragic drug overdose, investigators peel back the layers of her life and uncover chilling evidence of an appalling betrayal.

Dismembered remains belonging to a child are uncovered, and Alan Carter returns to the scene of the crime 20 years later, reuniting with the lead detective and a community coming together in grief.

Benson and Stabler have the gruesome task of identifying the remains of a man and woman who were stabbed in a park.

A meth lab bust uncovers a scam in which children adopted from foreign countries are abandoned, then sold online; Atwater struggles with decisions about moving his siblings to a safer environment.

A man is found dead of an apparent suicide. But soon after, information emerges which reveals a much more menacing scenario.

An original Marc Chagall painting; a Boston Red Sox World Series ring; a first edition of the book, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," by author Ken Kesey; the BMW sedan in which rapper Tupac Shakur was shot and killed.

Jeff wants a statue made of motorcycle parts, but that could jeopardize a lucrative sale.

A chair is stained after a party guest sets off fireworks, scaring the host's dog; woman sues her ex-husband for the cost of breast reduction surgery.

Formerly smitten exes clash in court when one fails to repay half the cost of custom anniversary tattoos.

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The wives of James Robison and missionary Peter Pretorius share their vision to continue saving lives in impoverished countries while fulfilling their own purpose in a new season.

Andrew shares what God's kind of love is and what it looks like for us to walk in His kind of love toward the people around us.

An autographed card of President Abraham Lincoln; a golf driver shaft designed for President Bill Clinton; a personal check signed by President James Madison; a patent model for an American flag press.

Former NFL safety Donte Whitner guest hosts as Buffalo Bills running back James Cook joins the show.

"Livid at My Landlord.".

A woman is blamed after a child plays on a discarded trampoline and gets injured; a python owner is sued after his pet is found in a neighbor's toilet.

Roommates clash over their shared parking agreement after one lets a friend park in the space, but the other has the car towed and also gets a parking fine.

A widow takes a tattoo artist to court over spelling errors on the sentimental tattoo she commissioned in honor of her late husband.

A football is thrown by a flirty stranger in the stands, shattering a phone; a dispute between friends over payment to moderate a book signing.

Plaintiff sues defendant for an impound fee and airfare; defendant countersues for defamation of character and emotional distress.

The plaintiff says after her son committed suicide, the defendant claimed her son was her baby's father, so she has petitioned the court for a DNA test.

A woman put her baby daddy's car in her name, but after she broke up with him, his payments stopped coming; he says he shouldn't owe for a car that she kept.

An ex-tenant sues for double her security deposit because the landlord returned it seven days late and made deductions for cleaning; he says she moved out without proper notice and had unauthorized chickens in the backyard.

A trucking company owner insists that his vehicle was in good condition before the defendant used it; the defendant says it was a piece of trash with never-ending repair costs.

A trucker demands thousands in lost wages for all the time he wasted bargaining over a leased vehicle's repair; he claims all lost revenue would have been used to support his young son's dream of becoming an orthopedic surgeon.

A woman sues her landlord for $10,000 for breaking a promise to rent to her.

The Judge asks a man about evading the police when his friend sues him about owed car payments; an engineer is countersued after suing a friend for the cost to enhance a keytar.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

Burgess works with her first criminal informant to track down a ruthless pimp and break up his prostitution ring.

When Atwater disappears at the house of a convicted felon, the intelligence unit rallies to rescue him before it's too late.

Harvey, Louis and Donna must get on the same page when Bratton Gould comes after PSL; Mike and Rachel cannot make time for wedding plans.

A woman convicted of murdering her husband discovers problems with evidence used against her at trial after nearly two decades in prison.

A demonic-looking defendant sends a threatening message to a jury; a courtroom officer goes too far; a judge receives a severe sentence for her crimes, proving she's not above the law.

A young single mom vanishes during her lunch break. She's later found strangled in her bedroom in what looks like a botched burglary.

Coaxed from her home for a photoshoot, a promising young athlete never returns: Caryn Lieberman brings us through the DNA breakthrough that cracks the case to a mother's national safety campaign.

Detectives Benson and Fin are forced to team up to investigate a rape-murder case in which a police officer (guest star Michael O'Keefe) might be the prime suspect.

A meth lab bust uncovers a scam in which children adopted from foreign countries are abandoned, then sold online; Atwater struggles with decisions about moving his siblings to a safer environment.

A dismembered body is dumped on the side of the New Jersey Turnpike and before police realize it, bodies are turning up between two states.

Illustrations from the children's book, "Where the Wild Things Are;" Beatles vinyl records; antique hot dog bun warmer; an electric hot dog cooker; a Princess Leia action figure signed by actress Carrie Fisher.

Jeff messes with his staff with unannounced shipments, then goes into overdrive to sell the merchandise.

A man sues his best friend for taking his sentimental vintage car without permission and abandoning it to burn in the Los Angeles wildfire.

A woman sues a funeral home director because her father's ashes were delivered to the wrong family.

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Meet the people whose lives are impacted by a lack of clean drinking water and how your help gives them health and hope.

Andrew shares what God's kind of love is and what it looks like for us to walk in His kind of love toward the people around us.

A pair of 18th-century breech-loading pistols; a paperweight made by glass artist Paul Stankard; a vest made to hold the 14 harmonicas of musician John Popper, who gives Chumlee a harmonica lesson.

Former NFL safety Donte Whitner guest hosts; Houston Texans wide receiver Xavier Hutchinson, Cleveland Browns defensive end Jared Verse and Buffalo Bills Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly join the show.

"Construction Nightmare.".

A father agrees to split the cost of a car for his daughter's graduation with his ex-wife's boyfriend, then learns the money was also used for a designer purse.

A mother accuses a school bus driver of assaulting her after her son was kicked off the bus; a woman sues her estranged father for the cost of a pricey casket.

A temporary living arrangement comes between friends; a man is accused of impersonating his late mother to collect charitable senior-outreach benefits.

A dispute over a contract for animated character sketches and accusations of stealing artwork; a stranger breaks a car window to save a dog on a hot day.

Plaintiff claims she took the defendant to rehab for his crack addiction, but he left the next day; she is suing for repayment of three loans.

A woman sues her niece, who she says is promiscuous and a pot-smoker, for payment of an electric bill.

The plaintiff says that his friend's behavior became "weird" after they moved in together, and that he left abruptly without paying rent, so he is charging him late fees.

The judges contend with one of the most argumentative litigants ever; he says he doesn't see what his in-court behavior has to do with his case.

After a failed attempt at an open relationship, a man sues his ex-girlfriend for unpaid rent, money lent, and custody of Willow, their shared pet cat; after the Judges' ruling, one of the litigants makes their final, tearful goodbye to Willow.

A family dispute over a deceased relative's car escalates into a police pursuit, triggering a dangerous chain of events.

A man accuses his neighbor of stealing packages from his door and burglarizing his apartment; he claims to have video of the alleged theft; a volatile relationship ends in a fight over clothing allegedly shredded and damages to a vehicle.

A woman sues a dog-breeder for vet bills after he allegedly exposed her dog to disease.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

A young woman's murder remains unsolved until someone comes forward to reveal her own harrowing story.

The parents of a missing South Carolina woman speak out about her disappearance.

Mike juggles his work obligations with his promise to help a family; Harvey asks for Louis's discretion in a sensitive matter; Donna vets a possible addition to the firm.

The brutal murder of 17-year-old Justine Vanderschoot in 2003 devastates the community of Auburn, Calif.; 22 years later, Vanderschoot's family continues to fight to keep her killers behind bars.