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Mitchell is having a hard time letting go of his old life and Gloria steps in to help him say goodbye; Haley, Luke and Alex decide to throw a party at the Dunphy house when Claire and Phil leave for a trip; Dylan's mom takes the twins for the night.

Unhappy that school funds are going toward football rather than academics, Sheldon decides to run for class president.

The SVU squad searches for Detective Benson and her abductor (Pablo Schreiber).

A kicked-in door, a frantic 911 call, and a seemingly random home invasion.

A 53-year-old physician's assistant confesses to killing his live-in girlfriend.

Travontay received an alarming call from his ex saying that someone bit their 8-month-old son's arm, and he discovered that the infant also had a second-degree burn on his leg.

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NFL star Michael Vick (docuseries "The Coach Vick Experience"); WNBA Icons Aerial Powers and Angel Mccoughtry team up with the new president of Players TV, Michele Ghee, to share what they've been building; a special surprise from NBA star Kyrie Irving.

Adjueterri says her trust was shattered when she found an inappropriate message on her fiancé Jahiem's phone, but Jahiem turns the blame back on her, saying she's checked out emotionally and at home; Michelle has spent nearly 30 years searching for answers about her father, and now she believes she has found him.

Tanina believes that her daughter, Kionna, stole hundreds of dollars from under her mattress years ago, and the accusation still haunts their relationship; Kionna says her mother brings it up every time they argue, and she's had enough -- she's turning to a lie detector test, thinking it will exculpate her once and for all!

Teldrick has been questioning the paternity of Christie's son since the day she told him she was pregnant; Tymika's dad, William, is furious that his daughter is being used and treated like a piece of waste.

Every 5 seconds there's a victim of identity theft. LifeLock helps alert you, restore your identity, and reimburse lost funds-leading the way in protecting families every day.

Robert says that when he and fiancée Sarah were at a bar, he saw her come out of the men's bathroom with a man, and when confronted, she said she was just having a conversation with the guy.

A woman says her ex cheated, proposed a throuple, and failed to repay a loan she gave him to move; he fires back that he was loyal, covered vacation costs, and believes the lawsuit is revenge; now the judges weigh whether this was heartache, hustle or high stakes he-said-she-said!

The plaintiff says her mom rented a car from her business, damaged it and still owes money on the initial rental; her mother says the car was lent as a favor, and she owes nothing!

Second-hand smoke, Obama-bashing and a phone thrown out a car window come into play; a man sues his child's mother for repayment of a loan.

Parents of a 7-year-old girl sue their neighbor over two vicious dog-attacks; an uninsured driver denies being responsible for damages after rear-ending another vehicle at an intersection.

"Rental Car Rampage.".

Mitchell and Cam settle into their new normal; Phil and Claire decide that one of the kids needs to move out; as Gloria becomes more successful at work, she notices Jay and the kids don't seem to need her as much.

Missy asks some uncomfortable questions at church; Meemaw and Georgie go into business together.

After their apartment is robbed, Leonard and Sheldon turn to their friends to create a state-of-the-art security system.

Penny gets the opportunity to host Bill Gates at work when his company wants to partner with hers; Leonard, Koothrappali and Wolowitz do everything in their power to meet him; Sheldon thinks he is the victim of a prank.

The show celebrates the United States of America's 250th birthday.

Eleven remain in a game of horse dragging, dumpster diving and revenge.

News from Rochester.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.