Stacey and Andy claim their lives have been torn apart by a vicious hacker who will stop at nothing to torture them, and Stacey says she's suspicious of everyone being the hacker, even her own family; Ben Shapiro (book.

Tatiana has left Jehovah's Witnesses and wants her husband to leave, too; CPS has put their children in foster care over what the parents say is a misunderstanding, and they are fighting to get them back.

An interview with Nick, Kevin and Joe Jonas; a college student's dad says she is destroying her life by walking away from a full-ride scholarship to become a professional dancer; how to communicate with people at work; Imposter Syndrome.Guests: Jonas Brothers..

A model child becomes a rebellious and violent teen; a juvenile police officer laments her teen daughter's bad attitude.

Wife and mother Trisha livestreams her entire life; detractors say she live-streams others' personal information, makes negative comments about their appearance and even claims they are convicts; Trisha storms off and collapses.

Chase, 19, dropped out of college after smoking marijuana, which, he says, caused him to have mental problems; his parents say he has terrorized the family ever since he moved back home.

A woman claims her 35-year-old son has been verbally abusing her ever since she called 911 on him seven years ago, which led to him receiving a misdemeanor conviction for domestic battery.

Mark says he has no choice but to apply for conservatorship over his wife, Lori, after she was scammed out of nearly $500,000 over the course of two years; Lori doesn't see a reason for Mark to go to such measures.

Amanda says her father wrote a suspicious note six hours before his sudden death, and she is convinced he was murdered; her mother and brother say she is so obsessed that she has given up on her own life.

Greg Mathis, a district court judge from Detroit, dispenses rulings in small-claims cases.

A woman sues her former friend for breach of contract after he, she says, sent her naked pictures of himself because he wanted to date her; he counter-sues for services rendered, defamation and harassment.

Plaintiff is suing her former best friend for unpaid rent; the defendant claims she baby-sat the plaintiff's kids in exchange for rent.

Sheila says that before her boyfriend left, he programmed and bugged the radio stations in her car and her iPod so he could send her messages and clues as to his whereabouts via song titles and lyrics.

Victoria says she feels there's something.

The bravery of a witness leads to solving the murder of a Miami nurse under very shocking circumstances.

A prominent psychiatrist and his adult son are killed execution style, and the case goes cold, then an attempted armored d car robbery provides a link to the double homicide.

Ruth Vosseler's estranged husband takes their two young sons on an overnight trip in 1986, but they never return; Ruth's search for her ex-husband and sons spans 28 years and unearths dark family secrets.

After a young mother goes missing, police suspect she may be taking a break somewhere with a new beau, while her family fears the worst.

Just steps from her home, a 15-year-old girl is kidnapped, assaulted and left for dead in Denver's South Platte River.

A Muslim man survives an attack that claims the life of his wife, telling police the gunmen yelled racial slurs before firing.

Ruth Vosseler's estranged husband takes their two young sons on an overnight trip in 1986, but they never return; Ruth's search for her ex-husband and sons spans 28 years and unearths dark family secrets.

After a young mother goes missing, police suspect she may be taking a break somewhere with a new beau, while her family fears the worst.

Just steps from her home, a 15-year-old girl is kidnapped, assaulted and left for dead in Denver's South Platte River.

A Muslim man survives an attack that claims the life of his wife, telling police the gunmen yelled racial slurs before firing.

An interview with Nick, Kevin and Joe Jonas; a college student's dad says she is destroying her life by walking away from a full-ride scholarship to become a professional dancer; how to communicate with people at work; Imposter Syndrome.Guests: Jonas Brothers..

Amanda says her father wrote a suspicious note six hours before his sudden death, and she is convinced he was murdered; her mother and brother say she is so obsessed that she has given up on her own life.

Amanda is madly in love with her son's father, a severe epileptic who refuses to take his medication and has seizures almost every day; her mother wants her to move on.

The doctor gives self-help advice and strategies for a healthy life.

Steve denies molesting his three stepdaughters and agrees to take a polygraph test; his biological daughter reveals a secret she claims she has been carrying for years.

Sheila says that before her boyfriend left, he programmed and bugged the radio stations in her car and her iPod so he could send her messages and clues as to his whereabouts via song titles and lyrics.

Victoria says she feels there's something.

A woman who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer strives to maintain a positive outlook; another woman has been cancer-free for five years but still fears the future; pastor Joel Osteen discusses his latest book; Andy Grammer performs.Guests: Joel Osteen..

Parents say their 18-year-old daughter's behavior is out of control; she says they have labeled her with a severe mental illness and blamed her for their family being dysfunctional.

Plaintiff says the defendant's son, who is a minor, took her car without permission and wrecked it.

A woman who says she is desperate to get her life back on track because she has been addicted to crack cocaine for over two decades sues her brother for repayment of a loan; he insists she is suing him prematurely.

Greg Mathis, a district court judge from Detroit, dispenses rulings in small-claims cases.

At age 13, Jodie becomes a prime suspect in her older sister's murder and maintains her innocence for 34 years.

Kristina's family say her fiance, Troy, who is 17 years older, is controlling her, brainwashing her and alienating her from them.

A woman that won the lottery with 19 of her coworkers dreams of a new life with her fiance, which includes a grand Tennessee mansion.

Todd bought a lottery ticket on the way home from his daughter's baby shower, and now can provide a home to raise her near family and friends.

A busy family wants to use lottery winnings to buy a waterfront vacation home in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

A couple from Ohio look for their dream home in a nice neighborhood to raise their son.

Kathy and her son Gene decide to return to their southern roots by moving back to Alabama and enjoying the fishing and painting.

Two brothers are fortunate to reap the benefits of their parents' lottery win and search for their very own dream homes in Sarasota, Fla.

David Bromstad returns to his hometown in Minnesota to help a couple find their dream home after winning $1 million on a Powerball ticket; they will now be able to accommodate all of their children, dogs and cars in luxurious style.

After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man keeps his head and plans a brilliant future; his mom watches with pride as he plans to go from tenant to landlord of his very own home.

After two years of searching, a woman's dream of living in the Boston suburbs is finally within reach after winning $1 million on a Massachusetts scratch off.

A couple wants to find a home near Stillwater, Minn., with an open floor plan and a barn in which to train German Shepherds.

Lottery winners must choose between.

A young woman wants to find a modern bachelorette pad in downtown Indianapolis that she can style herself.

Kathy and her son Gene decide to return to their southern roots by moving back to Alabama and enjoying the fishing and painting.

Two brothers are fortunate to reap the benefits of their parents' lottery win and search for their very own dream homes in Sarasota, Fla.

David Bromstad returns to his hometown in Minnesota to help a couple find their dream home after winning $1 million on a Powerball ticket; they will now be able to accommodate all of their children, dogs and cars in luxurious style.

After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man keeps his head and plans a brilliant future; his mom watches with pride as he plans to go from tenant to landlord of his very own home.

After two years of searching, a woman's dream of living in the Boston suburbs is finally within reach after winning $1 million on a Massachusetts scratch off.

A couple wants to find a home near Stillwater, Minn., with an open floor plan and a barn in which to train German Shepherds.

Lottery winners must choose between.

A young woman wants to find a modern bachelorette pad in downtown Indianapolis that she can style herself.

Amanda is madly in love with her son's father, a severe epileptic who refuses to take his medication and has seizures almost every day; her mother wants her to move on.

Parents say their 18-year-old daughter's behavior is out of control; she says they have labeled her with a severe mental illness and blamed her for their family being dysfunctional.

Beth says she and her husband are done bankrolling their 26-year-old daughter, Megan, who claims to have been sexually abused, raped, thrown out on the streets, abducted, beaten, sex-trafficked and chained to a bed.

Guests who exhibit embarrassing behavior; Nancy O'Dell talks about creative gifts.Guests: Nancy O'Dell..

Teen Gabrielle's grandmother says she has spiraled out of control due to her dominatrix mother's negative influence.

At age 13, Jodie becomes a prime suspect in her older sister's murder and maintains her innocence for 34 years.

Kristina's family say her fiance, Troy, who is 17 years older, is controlling her, brainwashing her and alienating her from them.

Monica's life consists of lying in bed, unable to eat solid food due to C-diff; her mother, Stephanie, says taking care of Monica has become a full-time job, and gets accused of enabling her.

Melissa says her husband refuses to get a job, dresses like aGuests: Insane Clown Posse..

The plaintiff suspects that the defendant may be her biological granddaughter, so she has petitioned the court for a DNA test to find out the truth.

A woman sues her cousin for repayment of a loan after having a falling-out; her cousin countersues, saying she was defamed.

The plaintiff insists the defendant is her 16-year-old son's father, but he has his doubts, so she has petitioned the court for a paternity test; the defendant countersues for emotional distress.

Dean, who thought he was in direct contact with singer Miranda Lambert, found out he's been scammed by multiple imposters, but says his love for her did not stop; he and his wife say they want to find out what's going on in Dean's head.

Dr. Phil speaks with the family of Botham Jean, who was killed by Dallas police officer Amber Guyger in September 2018; they tell about Botham's death, the trial and the sentencing of Guyger.

Randy is being forced to leave the apartment he has lived in for more than 20 years.

Compulsive hoarder Valerie risks eviction when her next-door neighbor reports her to the health department; Ann's house is so filled with clutter she has been reduced to a small space in her living room.

A psychologist can't solve her own hoarding problem; millions of roaches are infesting her home.

Brad's hoarding has taken over his mobile home; Mary has been evicted and has just weeks to clean out her stuff.

The city has threatened to demolish Caryn's home if the conditions do not change.

Tammy is forced to eat her meals in her car; her sick father is unable to return home from the hospital.

A psychologist can't solve her own hoarding problem; millions of roaches are infesting her home.

Brad's hoarding has taken over his mobile home; Mary has been evicted and has just weeks to clean out her stuff.

The city has threatened to demolish Caryn's home if the conditions do not change.

Tammy is forced to eat her meals in her car; her sick father is unable to return home from the hospital.

Beth says she and her husband are done bankrolling their 26-year-old daughter, Megan, who claims to have been sexually abused, raped, thrown out on the streets, abducted, beaten, sex-trafficked and chained to a bed.

Melissa says her husband refuses to get a job, dresses like aGuests: Insane Clown Posse..

Shauna's children say she created non-existent illnesses and put them through painful, dangerous medical workups and also locked her sons in a cage and threw them around the room; her then-husband says he had no idea she was harming the children.

Guests say they live in fear of raging relatives and worry that the behavior could escalate.

Nicole, 27, admits that she is an alcoholic and a danger to herself and others but says she drinks because she hates looking in the mirror, and it allows her to escape from reality.

Carrie is accused of being an uninvolved mother and constantly drunk, and separates from her formerly well-paid husband to move back in with her parents.

Tina says her 11-year-old daughter looks like a sweet, innocent girl, but has started fires in the house, killed a cat and tried to smother her baby brother.

Wedding planning gone sour ends a lifelong friendship and turns twins into enemies.

Pamela expects to go to jail for refusing to allow her ex his court-ordered visitations with their children, saying he abuses them and attempted to drown one of them; the children's father says she is a jealous ex making up stories for revenge.

The plaintiff, who used to be friends with the defendant, sues her for an unpaid electric bill, adding that she has five children by three men and is working as a stripper.

The plaintiff has raised the defendant as his daughter for 28 years but has always had doubts about being her biological father, so he has petitioned the court for a paternity test.

The plaintiff claims that, after an argument, his live-in girlfriend bleached and burned his clothes, so he is suing for damages and property.

An American woman who was savagely attacked while staying at a luxury resort in the Dominican Republic; a woman insists her husband, one of many American tourists who have passed away while in the Dominican Republic, did not die of natural causes.

Dr. Phil follows up with past guests, including two sons whose parents said they made their lives a living hell, a woman whose daughter called her a raging alcoholic, and a woman who struggled with her weight.

Police have been called more than 100 times because divorced parents Marty and Marla accuse each other of breaching their parenting agreement; Marla accuses Marty's new wife of abducting and poisoning the former couple's 10-year-old child.

Sophia and Selena finally confront their past. Latrice and Cliff clash over their upcoming grand openings. Dee takes a stand, prompting Sophia to make a big decision. JJ and Lateshia lock horns at Sophia's health fair and Marie's graduation party.

The Rogers host dual grand openings of their latest businesses. Marie deals with the aftermath of violence with renewed faith. Lateshia supports Glen's entrepreneurship, but not in the way he wants.

Martell refuses to apologize to Marsau and Tisha. Tricia notarizes her divorce papers but doesn't want to marry Ken just yet. Melody confronts Marsau and Tisha about what they said about her at field day.

Sophia and Selena finally confront their past. Latrice and Cliff clash over their upcoming grand openings. Dee takes a stand, prompting Sophia to make a big decision. JJ and Lateshia lock horns at Sophia's health fair and Marie's graduation party.

The Rogers host dual grand openings of their latest businesses. Marie deals with the aftermath of violence with renewed faith. Lateshia supports Glen's entrepreneurship, but not in the way he wants.

Martell refuses to apologize to Marsau and Tisha. Tricia notarizes her divorce papers but doesn't want to marry Ken just yet. Melody confronts Marsau and Tisha about what they said about her at field day.

The Belles and their husbands head to New Orleans on their first group trip. Lateshia hosts a co-ed brunch. Willie tries to win over Cliff and Glen. Marie suspects sabotage. An unexpected guest forces Sophia and JJ to confront their family issues.

Sophia and Selena finally confront their past. Latrice and Cliff clash over their upcoming grand openings. Dee takes a stand, prompting Sophia to make a big decision. JJ and Lateshia lock horns at Sophia's health fair and Marie's graduation party.

The Rogers host dual grand openings of their latest businesses. Marie deals with the aftermath of violence with renewed faith. Lateshia supports Glen's entrepreneurship, but not in the way he wants.

Shauna's children say she created non-existent illnesses and put them through painful, dangerous medical workups and also locked her sons in a cage and threw them around the room; her then-husband says he had no idea she was harming the children.

Pamela expects to go to jail for refusing to allow her ex his court-ordered visitations with their children, saying he abuses them and attempted to drown one of them; the children's father says she is a jealous ex making up stories for revenge.

Michelle, 14, has run away from home numerous times because her parents do not treat her like an adult; her 18-year-old boyfriend says her parents should get used to having him around.

Young teen Michelle's father and boyfriend discuss an altercation that got so heated, her father says he was ready to end her boyfriend's life; the explosive drama continues backstage.

Teens Liberty German and Abigail Williams go hiking in the woods of their small hometown in Indiana and are brutally murdered; in their final moments, the best friends may have recorded images and audio of their killer.

Janis spends her retirement savings on her socialite daughter's drug rehabilitation and says the young woman is still making life miserable for the entire family; AnnaRose King (Guests: AnnaRose King..

An American woman who was savagely attacked while staying at a luxury resort in the Dominican Republic; a woman insists her husband, one of many American tourists who have passed away while in the Dominican Republic, did not die of natural causes.

Dr. Phil follows up with past guests, including two sons whose parents said they made their lives a living hell, a woman whose daughter called her a raging alcoholic, and a woman who struggled with her weight.

Police have been called more than 100 times because divorced parents Marty and Marla accuse each other of breaching their parenting agreement; Marla accuses Marty's new wife of abducting and poisoning the former couple's 10-year-old child.

A single mother wants to break away from her overprotective mother and find the perfect starter home.

A woman wants to buy a home in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia.

A single woman from Roseville, Calif., wants to buy herself a home as a graduation present, and would love to have all of the modern upgrades.

A single, young professional is looking to buy her first home in Tallahassee, Fla.; she dreams of a historic bungalow with a front porch, but her mother insists she consider something newer and maintenance-free.

A trendy Washington, D.C., couple has been saving for a dream home while being stuck in a cramped condo; she wants a big kitchen at a reasonable price, but he's fine with pushing the budget if it means getting plenty of space.

David and Dale want to ditch their condo and find a home with more space in Chicago; David wants a property on a quiet street and wouldn't mind renovating while Dale insists on a move-in ready home that's close to the city.

A family of six is ready to move out of their cramped apartment and purchase their first home in New Jersey; she wants a move-in ready ranch, but he's looking for the grand feeling of a two-story colonial with a pool.

A young newlywed couple living with her father search for their first home in Tampa, Fla.; she wants a single-level home that's near her family, but he's looking for the grand appearance of a two-story house with room for his suit collection.

Amina helps single mother Angela search for the perfect home to share with her adult son; Amina answers questions and works with Angela to overcome her fear and doubts about home ownership.

Amina works with a couple to find the right home to fit their growing family. When they're torn between prioritizing the location or the style and features of the house.

Marsau and Martell continue hurling insults at each other. Melody asks Tisha about red lipstick on Maurice's mugshot. Destiny and Chris try to talk sense into Marsau and Martell.

Martell refuses to apologize to Marsau and Tisha. Tricia notarizes her divorce papers but doesn't want to marry Ken just yet. Melody confronts Marsau and Tisha about what they said about her at field day.

Ken and Tricia argue with Marques at a family party, while Melody confronts Maurice about his DUI. Chris insists that Nell continue with their vow renewal.

An unlucky-in-love jewelry designer accidentally sends a set of Christmas wedding bands off with the wrong person. With help from the charming best man, she tries to track them down before Christmas Eve.

Ken and Tricia argue with Marques at a family party, while Melody confronts Maurice about his DUI. Chris insists that Nell continue with their vow renewal.

An unlucky-in-love jewelry designer accidentally sends a set of Christmas wedding bands off with the wrong person. With help from the charming best man, she tries to track them down before Christmas Eve.

Martell refuses to apologize to Marsau and Tisha. Tricia notarizes her divorce papers but doesn't want to marry Ken just yet. Melody confronts Marsau and Tisha about what they said about her at field day.

Ken and Tricia argue with Marques at a family party, while Melody confronts Maurice about his DUI. Chris insists that Nell continue with their vow renewal.

Michelle, 14, has run away from home numerous times because her parents do not treat her like an adult; her 18-year-old boyfriend says her parents should get used to having him around.

Young teen Michelle's father and boyfriend discuss an altercation that got so heated, her father says he was ready to end her boyfriend's life; the explosive drama continues backstage.

A 21-year-old woman's family may be to blame for her violent, drunken behavior, and something deeper may be going on with her.

Amanda says her ex-husband's mother is a vindictive, manipulative liar; the mother-in-law says Amanda has anger problems, has threatened to set the house on fire and punched her in the head five times.

When Malia was 15, she became involved with a 35-year-old man, who is now in danger of going to prison; her parents say they fear that if they can't get through to her she will end up dead.

Amber says her husband's sons' mother has Munchausen syndrome and Munchausen syndrome by proxy, overmedicating the children and faking cancer; the boys' mother says she is looking for a way to end the drama with Amber and co-parent in peace.

Jessie says that her stepmother attacked her and her baby, and that her father fears her.

Oprah talks to award-winning actor Michael B. Jordan who talks about the global impact of.

Best-selling author and Omega Institute co-founder Elizabeth Lesser discusses her sister's battle with cancer and their two-year spiritual quest to reconnect.

An unlucky-in-love jewelry designer accidentally sends a set of Christmas wedding bands off with the wrong person. With help from the charming best man, she tries to track them down before Christmas Eve.

A young Denver couple is ready to take the next step and buy a home; he wants a new build with modern designs and amenities that he's used to, but she prefers an older home with charm and character.

After overcoming hardship, a couple searches for their first home in New Haven, Conn.; he is looking for a fixer-upper with space for a game room, but she wants move-in ready with a fireplace and two full bathrooms.

A family with three young kids looks for a home in Kansas City, Miss.; she wants to either find a new home or gut an older one, while he wants to avoid renovation costs.

A young professional in Charlotte wants to maintain her fabulous uptown lifestyle with the purchase of her first home; unfortunately, she can't afford everything she wants, and her agent has to deal with her client's unrealistic expectations.

A married couple looks to get out of her parents' place and into a home of their own in New Haven, Conn.; they're searching for something big enough for kids, but after struggling to start a family, they're hoping a new house brings them luck.

A real estate agent and his wife search for a home large enough for their two children and future foster kids in Grayson, Georgia; he's looking for a house with land that's in the country, but she prefers to spend more for a home closer to the city.

After a young woman is found dead in a friend's apartment, and the friend is nowhere to be found, police hunt him down and a strange twist leads to a web of treachery.

Rosalie Bolin, the woman who left her family and a life of luxury to marry Oscar Ray Bolin, a truck driver found guilty in the murder of three women, thinks her husband is innocent and tries to prove it.

Four people are found dead in a fire in Washington, D.C., but it wasn't the fire that killed the family and their housekeeper; a trail of cryptic messages reveals the story of 20 hours that began with being taken hostage and ended in murder.

Everything seemed to be looking up for Ralph Raines Jr. except for his bank balance; blonde wigs, fake accents and a baby named Giorgio Armani show no one could be trusted.

A wife drowns, while a second wife disappears, then a girlfriend turns up missing; all three women are involved with the same man who eludes prosecution for decades until he runs up against a dogged reporter, a grieving mother and an unlikely sleuth.

A 24-year marriage and then an affair; the wife says she's moving forward, but hidden bank accounts, DNA testing kits, and a gun all point to this woman becoming unhinged; a deadly act of revenge leaves just one person to tell the tale.

Four people are found dead in a fire in Washington, D.C., but it wasn't the fire that killed the family and their housekeeper; a trail of cryptic messages reveals the story of 20 hours that began with being taken hostage and ended in murder.

Everything seemed to be looking up for Ralph Raines Jr. except for his bank balance; blonde wigs, fake accents and a baby named Giorgio Armani show no one could be trusted.

A wife drowns, while a second wife disappears, then a girlfriend turns up missing; all three women are involved with the same man who eludes prosecution for decades until he runs up against a dogged reporter, a grieving mother and an unlikely sleuth.

A 24-year marriage and then an affair; the wife says she's moving forward, but hidden bank accounts, DNA testing kits, and a gun all point to this woman becoming unhinged; a deadly act of revenge leaves just one person to tell the tale.

A 21-year-old woman's family may be to blame for her violent, drunken behavior, and something deeper may be going on with her.

Amanda says her ex-husband's mother is a vindictive, manipulative liar; the mother-in-law says Amanda has anger problems, has threatened to set the house on fire and punched her in the head five times.

Kris says her 28- year-old son, Justin, is a rageaholic, who has been arrested more than 10 times and has received multiple drunk driving offenses; Kris worries about the safety of Justin's two small children.

Wedding planning gone sour ends a lifelong friendship and turns twins into enemies.

Tyler's grandmother was a mystery to him after having walked out of his father's life when he was just a toddler; Troy Dunn (Guests: Troy Dunn..

A high school cheerleader attempts to hire.

Retired Robert says he has five online girlfriends but admits he's never met any of them in person; ex-wife Jeremi says he has lost all of their $1 million savings on day trading and giving money away to these women, who she insists are catfish.

Parents say Critical Race Theory is being taught in K-12 schools, poisoning the minds of children and keeping racism alive; author James Lindsay calls CRT.

Yachting with husband Robert Wagner and actor Christopher Walken, actress Natalie Wood somehow ends up drowned in the Pacific in the dead of night; her sister, Lana Wood, insists she was murdered.Guests: Lana Wood..

The plaintiff believes the defendant is her father, but he denies it, so she has petitioned the court for a DNA test; he counter-sues for assault and damaged property.

A woman says that, when she was 2, her mother left her to live with her grandmother to prostitute herself, use drugs and date abusive men, so she is suing her mother for emotional distress.

A woman sues her ex-roommate for breach of contract; he claims he lost his job after she lied about his drug use and counter-sues for defamation of character, saying she is badmouthing him to anyone who will listen.

After a young woman is found dead in a friend's apartment, and the friend is nowhere to be found, police hunt him down and a strange twist leads to a web of treachery.

Rosalie Bolin, the woman who left her family and a life of luxury to marry Oscar Ray Bolin, a truck driver found guilty in the murder of three women, thinks her husband is innocent and tries to prove it.

Rosalie Bolin, the woman who left her family and a life of luxury to marry Oscar Ray Bolin, a truck driver found guilty in the murder of three women, thinks her husband is innocent and tries to prove it.

Rosalie Bolin, the woman who left her family and a life of luxury to marry Oscar Ray Bolin, a truck driver found guilty in the murder of three women, thinks her husband is innocent and tries to prove it.

More than 25 years after the phrase.

More than 25 years after the phrase.

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Phil Hartman shot to fame on.

More than 25 years after the phrase.

More than 25 years after the phrase.

Phil Hartman shot to fame on.

Phil Hartman shot to fame on.

Kris says her 28- year-old son, Justin, is a rageaholic, who has been arrested more than 10 times and has received multiple drunk driving offenses; Kris worries about the safety of Justin's two small children.

Yachting with husband Robert Wagner and actor Christopher Walken, actress Natalie Wood somehow ends up drowned in the Pacific in the dead of night; her sister, Lana Wood, insists she was murdered.Guests: Lana Wood..

An interview with the Ukrainian orphan whose adoptive parents have been accused of abandoning her when she was just 8 years old; they say Natalia, who has a form of dwarfism, is really a sociopathic adult posing as a child -- who tried to kill them.

Guests discuss holiday stress and anxiety; a woman tries to perfect Thanksgiving; a woman starts to worry about the holidays in April.

Doug blames his former steroid addiction for causing him to have an affair with an 18-year-old cheerleader; Amy says Doug was always an abusive husband, and he is using their children to manipulate her and pressure her to reconcile.

Loni says her fiancé, Dustin, goes from sweet to furious in a split second, has called her names in front of their child, and often drinks 12 beers a night and 60 over the weekend; Dustin says the problem is that he lives in a state of boredom.

An interview with model Tara Lambert, who was convicted of hiring a hit man to kill her husband's former flame; the intended victim and the woman Tara called to set up the hit also speak.

Sumyr says that if she says.

Inside actress Natalie Wood's final hours; the boat captain says he witnessed a fight between her and her husband, Robert Wagner, and believes she was murdered.

Five cookie makers begin with mix-and-match Christmas character cookies; then the bakers must craft 3D cookie displays inspired by holiday music where they must incorporate ingredients from classic Christmas songs, like pears, figs and chestnuts.

When Amy is challenged to say yes to everything for the holiday season, she is thrown for a loop when the challenge introduces her to Nico.

Sparks fly between Jeremiah and the woman whose heart he broke when he returns home and becomes the minister of music for the annual holiday jubilee at the local church.

A wedding planner has growing concerns about her estranged brother's fiancee who previously dated a millionaire who died from strange circumstances and may have been involved in the death of a bridesmaid.

Symone, a career-driven sports reporter, is determined to land a holiday-worthy interview with the help of Iggy, a newly hired, free-spirited cameraman who challenges her methods.

An unlucky-in-love jewelry designer accidentally sends a set of Christmas wedding bands off with the wrong person. With help from the charming best man, she tries to track them down before Christmas Eve.

Symone, a career-driven sports reporter, is determined to land a holiday-worthy interview with the help of Iggy, a newly hired, free-spirited cameraman who challenges her methods.

An unlucky-in-love jewelry designer accidentally sends a set of Christmas wedding bands off with the wrong person. With help from the charming best man, she tries to track them down before Christmas Eve.

A wedding planner has growing concerns about her estranged brother's fiancee who previously dated a millionaire who died from strange circumstances and may have been involved in the death of a bridesmaid.

Amanda Knox, who became one of the most famous cases of wrongful conviction after spending four years locked in an Italian prison for the murder of her British roommate, fights to save the life of Texas death-row inmate Rodney Reed.

First the bad news: You could gain 12 pounds during the holidays. The good news is the hottest diet around could help you drop 10 to 12 pounds in 17 days! Dr. Mike Moreno, creator of the 17 Day Diet, explains how to shrink your waistline fast.

Emma says her grandson beat his then-1-month-old daughter, who suffered multiple life-threatening injuries, and she is still concerned for the child's well-being because her daughter adopted her and allows her grandson to have contact with her.

Ronald, 17, says his $1,000 per month allowance isn't enough for his lavish taste and demands that his mother give him a raise; she works up to 120 hours a week and fears that if she doesn't give in to him, he will resort to getting money illegally.

Taylor says she drinks hard liquor every weekend until she.

Mothers who admit to bullying their children.

Jennifer says her husband, Billy, is so obsessed with his devices being hacked that he has lost weight and is about to lose the family auto business.

Five cookie makers make Christmas colors swirl by taking on the tie-dye cookie trend; they decorate cookies that look just like savory holiday appetizers, but they must use classic crudite ingredients in their cookie displays.

Symone, a career-driven sports reporter, is determined to land a holiday-worthy interview with the help of Iggy, a newly hired, free-spirited cameraman who challenges her methods.

A wedding planner has growing concerns about her estranged brother's fiancee who previously dated a millionaire who died from strange circumstances and may have been involved in the death of a bridesmaid.

An unlucky-in-love jewelry designer accidentally sends a set of Christmas wedding bands off with the wrong person. With help from the charming best man, she tries to track them down before Christmas Eve.

Winner Carla looks for the home of her dreams in Fremont, Neb.

A husband and wife decide they want to live close to their eldest son in Buffalo, N.Y.

A couple's lakeside retirement dream is now a reality after they won on a Massachusetts scratch-off ticket.

A pair of siblings vowed to their late father they would always look out for one another, so when one won the lottery, he didn't hesitate to split it; they now have the chance to re-create cherished family holidays in New Hampshire.

A Massachusetts mom comes home from grocery shopping with an extra four million dollars in her pocket.

After winning a million dollars on a scratcher, a New Hampshire couple can now afford to buy their first family home.

After winning over $1.7 million, Lana and Shannon want to move back to their hometown in British Columbia, Canada where they hope to find a forever home to raise their active kids.

David Bromstad helps a lottery-winning couple on their hunt for the perfect forever home just outside of St. Louis.

Winner Carla looks for the home of her dreams in Fremont, Neb.

A husband and wife decide they want to live close to their eldest son in Buffalo, N.Y.

A couple's lakeside retirement dream is now a reality after they won on a Massachusetts scratch-off ticket.

A pair of siblings vowed to their late father they would always look out for one another, so when one won the lottery, he didn't hesitate to split it; they now have the chance to re-create cherished family holidays in New Hampshire.

A Massachusetts mom comes home from grocery shopping with an extra four million dollars in her pocket.

After winning a million dollars on a scratcher, a New Hampshire couple can now afford to buy their first family home.

After winning over $1.7 million, Lana and Shannon want to move back to their hometown in British Columbia, Canada where they hope to find a forever home to raise their active kids.

David Bromstad helps a lottery-winning couple on their hunt for the perfect forever home just outside of St. Louis.

Amanda Knox, who became one of the most famous cases of wrongful conviction after spending four years locked in an Italian prison for the murder of her British roommate, fights to save the life of Texas death-row inmate Rodney Reed.

Jennifer says her husband, Billy, is so obsessed with his devices being hacked that he has lost weight and is about to lose the family auto business.