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Detectives search for a missing baby on Halloween after a young mother from Buffalo tells them her car was stolen while her baby was still in it. (Repeat).

A music student (Sofia Vassilieva) is sexually assaulted in her apartment, and a suspect is quickly brought into custody. However, the defendant's big-league attorney (Andre Braugher) manages to complicate a presumably simple case. (Repeat).

A mail-order Russian bride is found murdered, and her fiancé (Timothy Busfield) reveals that she had been kidnapped for ransom. During the investigation, Cragen goes undercover as a man seeking a bride, and detectives find a link to the Russian mob. (Repeat).

A patient in a mental hospital claims to have witnessed a sexual assault. However, the supposed victim (Natasha Lyonne) is a fellow patient who has a history of making rape allegations, but she denies being assaulted this time. (Repeat).

The investigation into the disappearance of a Romany boy proves difficult because of his community's distrust of outsiders, such as police. When detectives center in on a neighbor as the prime suspect, it causes much distress within the close-knit group. (Repeat).

A legendary pro quarterback (Treat Williams) is arrested in a prostitution sting involving a 14-year-old hooker, and his defense attorney (Andre Braugher) argues that his client's blows to the head on the football field affected his mental capacity. Jerry Rice and Warren Sapp make cameo appearances. (Repeat).

An actress's sexual assault is mistaken for a performance by a theater audience, and the investigation is complicated by the fact that the rapist and all the audience members were wearing masks. (Repeat).

Lisa Carlin, Darian Jenkins and Jessica McDonald host in-depth studio coverage of the National Women's Soccer League from Scripps Sports. (Live).

Washington Spirit vs. San Diego Wave FC. From Audi Field. (Live).

Houston Dash vs. Angel City FC. From Shell Energy Stadium. (Live).

Live analysis of National Women's Soccer League action from Scripps Sports featuring Lisa Carlin, Darian Jenkins and Jessica McDonald. (Live).

Bull is brought on to help the FBI's case against a hacker whom they believe breached air traffic control at LaGuardia Airport. But when Cable learns that the accused is her friend's husband, she risks breaking the law—and defying Bull—to try and prove his innocence. (Repeat).

The DA hires Bull to help convict Hazel Diaz, an infamous drug dealer who murdered a police officer but has managed to avoid jail for years on an insanity defense by feigning schizophrenia. (Repeat).

Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.

In Touch Ministries is the broadcast teaching ministry of Dr. Charles Stanley.

Camp meeting and seed sowing programs for Inspiration Ministries.

Heather Taffet (Deirdre Lovejoy), aka the Grave Digger, goes on trial, but what should be an open-and-shut case finds the Jeffersonian team burning the midnight oil to find enough evidence for a guilty verdict. Max: Ryan O'Neal. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season finale, the strange death of a hoarder puts the team to work sifting through his many possessions for clues. Meanwhile, Angela gets a visit from her father, Billy F. Gibbons (as himself). (Repeat).

Season 6 begins seven months after the Jeffersonian team went its separate ways, but they're summoned back to Washington, D.C., by Caroline Julian when a case involving the body of an unidentified young boy could cost Cam her job. (Repeat).

A surprise visit by Booth's girlfriend, war correspondent Hannah Burley (Katheryn Winnick), forces Brennan to take another look at her relationship with Booth. Meanwhile, the team tries to identify a couple whose remains were found in a cave in a national park. (Repeat).

Season 13 ends with NCIS, the FBI and MI6 engaging in an international manhunt for an escaped British spy who is targeting current and former agents. (Repeat).

Season 14 begins with the NCIS team investigating a deadly car explosion in Washington, D.C., that is linked to an NCIS special agent who disappeared six months ago while on a deep undercover assignment in Argentina. Meanwhile, Gibbs asks NCIS special agent Alexandra Quinn to shadow his team after rejecting eight agents she instructed and referred for an open agent position. (Repeat).

NCIS uncovers a bomb plot and a long-running theft ring while investigating a death at a Quantico reunion. Meanwhile, Torres and Quinn adjust to life on Gibbs' team, including new seating arrangements in the squad room. (Repeat).

A marine sergeant is killed when she falls from a building, but her doctor, Grace Confalone, risks breaking patient confidentiality and urges Gibbs to investigate the death as a murder. (Repeat).

Gibbs, Quinn and Palmer travel out to sea and board a destroyer after the body of a navy lieutenant is discovered during a tiger cruise, when civilian guests are allowed to spend the night on the ship. Meanwhile, McGee contemplates the perfect proposal for Delilah Fielding. (Repeat).

When a missing MI6 agent is linked to a murdered petty officer, Gibbs sends Quinn and Bishop to Philadelphia to work with MI6 officer Clayton Reeves. Meanwhile, Quinn painfully recounts the NCIS case that made her leave field work. (Repeat).

A kidnapped petty officer escapes her captor and NCIS uncovers a connection in the case to her missing husband. Meanwhile, Abby knits the NCIS newbies personalized gifts. (Repeat).

Torres boldly breaks protocol when he learns a witness in an NCIS case is wanted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Meanwhile, Abby, Bishop and McGee woo landlord Tony DiNozzo Sr. in hopes of subletting Tony's apartment. (Repeat).

Agent Bishop questions her previous work at the NSA after she is sent to Gitmo to gather evidence for a Navy chaplain murder case. Meanwhile, Bishop's brothers visit for the Thanksgiving holiday and pester her co-workers to find out who she is dating. (Repeat).

The NCIS team investigates a series of escalating threats against congresswoman Jenna Flemming, while Director Vance oversees temporary protection detail. (Repeat).

The NCIS team tracks evidence from the murder of a Navy captain to Ducky's deceased mother. The probe leads Ducky to look back and question a pivotal life choice he made 37 years ago. Meanwhile, the team exchanges holiday gifts; and Gibbs eats Christmas dinner with Fornell. (Repeat).

An undercover mission to apprehend a businessman who uses acts of terror to manipulate the stock market is compromised, which forces the team to search for new leads. Meanwhile, Bishop and Qasim find a break in the case together. (Repeat).

Gibbs spots the brother of an NCIS "Most Wanted" suspect and immediately assumes his former alias and goes undercover with their infamous anti-government militia. Meanwhile, Bishop and Reeves continue their off-the-books investigation of Chen. (Repeat).

During an NCIS hit-and-run investigation, Palmer joins a stranger on the ledge of a building in an attempt to save his life. (Repeat).

The murder of a petty officer in a small town outside of Washington, D.C., prompts NCIS to once again partner with "The Sherlocks," a privately funded investigative team that includes their newest member, Anthony DiNozzo Sr. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. When Abby's homeland security think tank is compromised, it's discovered that a theoretical terror playbook has been stolen and is being auctioned on the black market. The episode concludes on "NCIS: New Orleans." (Repeat).

A weekly series in which the host reads scripture passages.

Bull helps a professional video gamer sue his former team for defamation after he is accused of throwing a championship game. (Repeat).

Trust issues surface between Bull and Benny during a case involving an army analyst when Benny doesn't share redacted government secrets. Also: Marissa makes the office work without the use of technology to avoid being hacked during the case. (Repeat).

Bull opposes Diana again in a manslaughter case, whose client tries to antagonize him through her. (Repeat).

A state governor is killed along with the owner of a skydiving company during a jump and Bull is enlisted to find out who sabotaged the jump. Later: Bull and his trial collaborator find themselves on opposing sides of the case. (Repeat).

Bull helps thousands of people bring a class action suit against a bank, but he stands to lose his business if he doesn't win at trial. Later: the case is threatened after Benny becomes attracted to a client and is inflicted with anxiety over a secret he's keeping from Bull. (Repeat).

Gideon and Hotch interview a couple on death row for serial-murder convictions hours before their executions to see if there are undiscovered bodies, and Gideon suspects the woman may be innocent. (Repeat).

A retired BAU profiler (Geoff Pierson) works with the team when a serial killer who eluded him years ago---and has become his obsession---may have resurfaced and started to kill again. The former profiler's lack of personal life has Elle reflecting on her own life and her lack of fulfillment outside of the job. Sylvia Gooden: Laura Gardner. (Repeat).

A group of college students in New Mexico is tortured and murdered, and the team suspects a group of killers with a knowledge of Native American rituals. The investigation is helped by a man respected among the local Apache Indians. (Repeat).

In New York City, the team tracks a serial killer who seems to choose victims indiscriminately, and as Morgan points out, "with no discernible victim pattern, a killer is practically impossible to stop." (Repeat).

While conducting a training seminar for the LAPD, Reid and Gideon become involved in a celebrity murder case and call the rest of the team out to California. As the case develops, they find it necessary to protect an actress (Amber Heard) who seems to develop an attraction to Reid, and the feeling is mutual. Parker: Jason Olive. Det. Kim: Ian Anthony Dale. (Repeat).

The team travels to a tourist town in Mexico where a woman was murdered. The local authorities there want the profilers to confirm that this is an isolated murder and not the work of a serial killer as the press is suggesting, thereby threatening the town's livelihood. Unfortunately, all the evidence points to a serial killer. (Repeat).

The team travels to Florida to search for a serial killer (Andy Comeau) whose identity is known, but who is eluding the local authorities while holding a woman captive. The team investigates his past, hoping to find clues that will reveal where the man is going. Doug Gregory: Robert Pine. Raymond McCarthy: Mark Totty. (Repeat).

Gideon's team investigates a CIA counter-terrorism unit to identify a traitor who had a fellow agent murdered and who is trying to find and kill the unit's informant, a Saudi woman with two children who are in hiding. (Repeat).

When a morning show host is murdered inside her home, the team tracks the killer, who they realize is targeting powerful women. Also, things become awkward for Scola when Special Agent Nina Chase becomes part of the team during Maggie's recovery. (Repeat).