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Entrepreneurs from Austin, Texas, bring a unique solution to remembering passed loved ones by turning their ashes into diamonds; entrepreneurs from New York City claim they have redesigned the best version of a men's classic fashion staple; entrepreneurs from San Diego and Phoenix believe they have a game-changing innovation to wireless charging; and a couple from Everett, Wash., claim to have fin

When a violent gang of bank robbers executes a perfect heist, cops don't realize that one of the terrified bank tellers is actually the mastermind behind it all. (Repeat).

Details expose how the Gucci family was undone by jealousy, backstabbing, and, ultimately, an act of murder. Insiders close to the fashion empire speak out about the murder of a family member. (Repeat).

The children of an Oklahoma pastor survive the robbery that took their parents' lives and observe the trials of those accused of committing the crime. (Repeat).

When Angie Samota is stabbed to death, police officers have no shortage of suspects. (Repeat).

Keith Raniere is a god-like figure to members of his mysterious organization, NXIVM. Using his powers of persuasion along with classic multilevel marketing techniques, he amasses thousands of followers—many of them rich and famous—and hundreds of millions of dollars in contributions. But what many in the group don't know is that for Raniere, NXIVM is essentially a front for sex trafficking and hor

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Transforming a century-old house into a net zero energy home. Also: delving into the home-office of a Southern California YouTube creator, valued at $43,000 per month. (Repeat).

How one family travels the world while living on their sailboat. (Repeat).

City dwellers quit their jobs, move to the desert and max out their credit cards to renovate an old inn, plus a dream condo in Hawaii. (Repeat).

Athletes compete for places on the U.S. Paralympic swimming team ahead of the 2024 Paris Paralympics. (Live).

Two doctors in Alabama run their pain clinics like heartless pill mills, illegally prescribing opioids while destroying lives and pocketing millions. (Repeat).

Rick Singer rakes in $25 million from rich parents who rig their kids admission into elite colleges. (Repeat).

Serial entrepreneur Trevor Milton founds the electric vehicle company Nikola, which suggests it will be the next Tesla, but for long-haul trucks. When Nikola goes public, Milton pitches its stock directly to young, small-time investors, many of whom are true believers in Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell technology. But when a report claims Milton has sold "an ocean of lies," the feds charge Milton with

Chronicling the rise and fall of the litigator who burst onto the scene in 2018, representing porn star Stormy Daniels in her dispute with President Donald Trump. What Avenatti's fans at the time don't know is that he has legal troubles of his own brewing with allegations of crimes ranging from fraud to tax evasion. Still, he continued to dominate the airwaves and build support on social media unt

A wannabe art dealer sells fake works by American masters of abstract expressionism in an $80 million scam, fooling rich collectors and pocketing millions. (Repeat).

An oil trucking firm operator schemes to strike it rich in North Dakota by plotting to eliminate his competition. (Repeat).

A delusional, debt-ridden and allegedly drug-dabbling spine surgeon maims and even kills patients in one botched surgery after another. It falls to two colleagues to step in where others won't and bring him down. (Repeat).

Marie Singleton was a single mom who fell hard for Andre Jackson, a single dad raising his two kids. The couple married and seemed happy. Then, Marie vanished and investigators discovered secrets. It is revealed whether her disappearance was related to her undercover job. (Repeat).

As the opioid epidemic destroys the lives of millions of Americans, drug mogul John Kapoor looks to cash in. His company, Insys, has its own brand of potentially deadly fentanyl – and he concocts a conspiracy to bribe doctors and lie to insurers in an effort to sell as much as possible. Ultimately, his crime earns him the distinction of being the first Big Pharma exec to land in the slammer. (Repe

Lamborghini Super Trofeo racing from Watkins Glen International in New York. (New).

Canadian swimmers qualify to compete in the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic & Paralympic Games. From Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre in Toronto, Ont. (New).

A New York City restaurateur tries make inroads in the crowded world of fast casual with his Italian cuisine business. Two moms from Portland, Oregon, introduce their functional and sustainable solution to a common problem for babies with their fashion line. A pest-control industry veteran from Shohola, Pennsylvania, pitches his humane solution to home defense from unwanted visitors. (Repeat).

Products include an item that converts regular bikes into electric bikes; a digital baby journal that capture memories through text messages; an all-electric, free car-sharing service; a membership that can be used to discover and book family activities. (Repeat).

An entrepreneur from Brookline, Mass., empowers women to create a community that prioritizes living well, working hard and encouraging women to build businesses of their own; entrepreneurs from Williamsburg, Va., pitch a new way to ease people into water sports with their all-in-one invention; a nurse-turned-entrepreneur from Carlsbad, Cal., helps breastfeeding moms find a healthy way to increase

A family of entrepreneurs from Chapin, S.C., and Fairhope, Ala., present a product that satisfies a unique obsession; a husband and wife from Englewood, N.J., introduce a subscription service that makes meal time for kids stress-free for parents; an entrepreneur from Yorba Linda, Cal., pitches a Bollywood-inspired dance fitness program; and a husband and wife from Dallas give the Sharks a taste of

A Malaysian immigrant starts her therapy lamp business at Minneapolis, Minn. Entrepreneurs introduce their portable oxygen in a can. (Repeat).