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As ordinary days turn into chaotic calamities, viral videos capture the outrageous moments as they explode on camera.

Lindsay goes undercover in hopes of finding a police officer who targets women leaving a local casino; Burgess needs Platt's approval to move forward with her plan; Antonio offers to take Roman's place in an upcoming boxing match.

When friends see a woman in the back of a car flailing her arms and screaming, they assume she is having fun, but when they later come upon a jacket and a pool of blood, they realize they witnessed an abduction in progress.

The most famous finds in the shop's history, including a 40-year-old Bob Dylan album, molds of Joe DiMaggio and John McGraw's busts, a book printed by Benjamin Franklin, a suit worn by James Brown, and a program from the first NFL championship game.

A nervous first-time liquidator ends up teaching Jeff a thing or two.

A house sitter sues after her belongings are left on the sidewalk by the returning homeowner, who said she could store them until she found a place to live.

A hairstylist sues a social media influencer who trashed her reputation to thousands of followers after a hair mishap.

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The author of "The Great Confession" reveals the power of speaking and believing God's word over everything else.

Andrew shares life-changing lessons we can learn from the life of David and how God looks at the heart of men.

A robotic Japanese monkey; a painting that reveals Glenn Ford's love affair with Marilyn Monroe; a wooden oil barrel from the 1800s; a Ming Dynasty Kuan banknote.

Veteran NFL linebacker and two-time Super Bowl champion Kyle Van Noy joins the show; the crew looks at wide receiver A.J. Brown's move to the Patriots and the Vikings quarterback competition.

"Livid at the Landlord.".

A car buyer sues a private seller for selling him a lemon, not handing over the pink slip, then junking the car before he could pick it up.

A guest is blamed when linens stored in an oven accidentally catch fire; a dispute between neighbors over a rescinded party invitation and food.

Cousins argue over electricity and property damage; a man blames his ex for their son missing a tournament because she wouldn't let his girlfriend chaperone.

A woman blames her landlord for mold exposure after he fails to fix a leak; a mother has to cancel her son's college graduation party, because he failed a class.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for the value of personal property she refuses to return; another woman says she has audio tape of him admitting to being an abuser.

A woman sues her former roommate for stolen property and says the defendant was passive-aggressive and verbally abusive; the defendant counter-sues for defamation of character.

A rapper paid a lump sum upfront for a record producer to produce five of her songs; she says only one was ever produced, and she wants a refund.

Ex-tenants say their landlady demanded they vacate the premises, but then disparaged them to a series of other prospective landlords.

A woman believes a terrible mistake has been made when her new boyfriend is arrested by marshals; she immediately bails him out only to discover fraud, forgery and another girlfriend.

A homeowner sues an unlicensed contractor for $5K in damages after an allegedly botched air-conditioner installation; Officer Byrd intervenes to restore order in the courtroom.

After a fight with his pregnant girlfriend, a man invites a female acquaintance to move in; they clash over a personal loan, car damages and assault.

After providing a home for her grandchildren while her son was in prison, a woman's relationship with her family falls apart after he and his fiancé move in.

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Local and regional news.

The death of a boy and his abusive guardian leads the detectives to a travel agency specializing in exotic trips for sexual predators.

Detectives Benson and Stabler hunt for the fiend who raped and impregnated a comatose patient; the trail leads them to a doctor (Bruce Davison) whose stem cell research is funded by a billionaire with Parkinson's disease.

Sean fails to link his corrupt boss to Charles Forstman; Harvey revisits his uncomfortable past in order to put Eric and Charles away; Mike and Rachel confront their different roles; Donna helps Louis.

An interview with a woman authorities say faked her way into Harvard and Columbia and outsmarted federal officials.

A man impersonating a police officer wreaks havoc; fists fly in a courtroom; a defendant looks for justice and a pair of pants.

Beloved chef-instructor Daniel Brophy is shot before class at his culinary school.

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.

Munch bonds with a television news reporter (Jennifer Esposito) who was sexually assaulted months earlier.

After escaping from a New York prison, convicted killer Gregory Yates (Dallas Roberts) heads to Chicago; SVU members Benson and Tutuola help investigate a triple homicide in Chicago; the team seeks a connection between Yates and a missing woman.

An attack on a couple's home leaves the husband dead, the wife gravely injured and their son as a prime suspect; hundreds of miles away, a DNA sample may lead to the killer.

Cool Hollywood items, including a letter terminating Marilyn Monroe's contract, the 1951 Chevy convertible driven by Steve McQueen in his final film, unpublished photographs of Paul Newman, a prop from "Cleopatra," and Indiana Jones' whip.

When apprentice Daniel starts making thousand-dollar deals without checking with Jeff first, how will Jeff react? And will Daniel get reprimanded?

A woman sues an art studio owner for selling the painting she left behind after a painting class; friends end up in court after children stain and damage furniture.

A teacher says she was unjustly fired after her explicit website was anonymously reported to the school's headmaster.

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A ministry couple share their struggles with health and the healing power of faith.

Andrew shares life-changing lessons we can learn from the life of David and how God looks at the heart of men.

A set of 1814 naval history books from John Adams' personal library; an electronic cigar box guitar signed by musician Sammy Hagar; a 1901 coin sorter.

The crew covers major trade headlines surrounding edge rushers Myles Garrett and Jared Verse; the crew turns to wide receiver A.J. Brown and wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.'s return to the New York Giants.

"Brothers Square Off in Court.".

A man sues after a childhood friend takes too many edibles and can't help him complete a cross-country move as promised.

Personalized gingerbread cookies made for a contest are trashed; a man blames his brother-in-law after his nieces destroy his expensive art supplies.

A woman insists the house she purchased is haunted, and she wants her deposit back because it wasn't disclosed; a mother seeks back rent from her daughter.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend because he promised to pay for a birthday dinner with friends, then snuck out instead; a dog bites a trespassing neighbor.

The defendant says her ex-roommate often brought random drunk men to their apartment.

A woman says she and the defendant started out as friends with benefits and decided to move in together and start a business, but the relationship failed, and she is suing him for unpaid rent and late fees.

A woman says her ex and his mother owe her for various loans and expenses; the defendant fires back, saying all money was exchanged voluntarily without expectation of repayment.

A woman sues her neighbor for losing a French bulldog she says they "co-owned," while she was away on vacation; the neighbor says she purchased the dog as a companion during her divorce, and she's the sole owner.

A combative fight between exes over a menagerie of "pets.".

A woman, 94, says her contractor messed with the wrong senior; she goes after him for thousands in unauthorized charges on her credit card.

A fundraising effort via t-shirt sales goes awry when a woman is dissatisfied with sample shirts and asks for a refund from a small business owner; a heated incident and a defamation countersuit follow soon after.

An American bully breeder sues a man for the remaining balance on a puppy purchased for his seven-year-old daughter.

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Local and regional news.

The murder weapon in the killing of a teenage boy is linked to a case Voight worked on 17 years ago; the victim's father wants Area Central Homicide to take the case.

Intelligence investigates armed bank robberies, which point to some surprising suspects; Lindsay is forced to make a decision in the heat of the moment.

Donna must acclimate to working for Louis, who's certain it's only a matter of time before she returns to Harvey; Mike and Rachel must decide how and when to share their big news.

When a young woman is found dead in her car, her husband claims she took her own life, but there are two bullet wounds in her head.