Michelle Fletcher was born into the credit card fraud game and when she met Francis they grew her enterprise to a whole new level. She was coined the first African American woman to steal $1 billion from the US government.

Taking a fun look at the week that was are The Cheap Seats hosts Melanie Bracewell and Tim McDonald.

A violent attack on a teenager at an illegal beach rave sends shockwaves of suspicion through a Merseyside community. In the opening episode, the rivalry between elite gymnasts Kelly and Jessica turns toxic when Kelly is selected for the national squad.

Natalie's plan to secure her daughter Jessica a spot on the national tumbling gymnastics team comes to fruition, at Kelly's expense. But Jessica's performance suffers when she faces a backlash from her angry teammates. An acute anxiety-induced asthma attack should be a wake-up call, but Natalie sees an unexpected opportunity. As Natalie's single-minded pursuit of success pushes Jessica further into Adam's arms, Jessica is forced to make a decision that she can't come back from.

(7-9 a.m.) Catching Up with Alicia Keys. Broadway Week: Performance by the Cast of Hell's Kitchen. TODAY Bestsellers: Summer Style Preview with Chassie Post.

(9-10 a.m.) Consumer Confidential: Guide to Kickstarting Your Career with Dan Roth. Catching Up with… Mindy Kaling and Ted Danson. Allure Readers' Choice Awards with Jessica Cruel. TODAY Food with Carla Lalli Music. Broadway Week: Performance by the Cast of Hell's Kitchen.

(10-11 a.m.) TODAY's Talk: The Scoop with Justin Sylvester. Ryan Reynolds, Cailey Fleming and John Krasinski on If. Shoshana Bean and Maleah Joi Moon on Hell's Kitchen. Bobbie's Best for Less. Broadway Week: Performance by the Cast of Hell's Kitchen.

ABC News correspondent Ike Ejiochi shares tips on how to travel in Quebec on a budget; actor Rob McElhenney ("Welcome to Wrexham"); a performance by Train and REO Speedwagon.

When Adam's disparate worlds collide at his dad's birthday party, will the resulting fallout cause him to turn on Kelly?

Charlie starts a new relationship, while his dad's plan for his 18th birthday present backfires horribly

Kelly is shocked to discover the truth about Bazi. As she heads to the illegal beach rave on the remote Hilbre Island, Kelly's threats place her in danger...

Drugs, drink and simmering emotions explode into multiple showdowns and a violent assault at the illegal rave. Kelly is rushed to hospital in a critical condition. But will her attacker evade justice?

JJ fces a hard truth. Mackensize's grows. A suprise guest on Ramsey street upsets the status quo.

As many as one in five Norwegian women have experienced being raped. Nevertheless, very few choose to report the relationship. Penny joins Iris in court.

The prosecution calls its star witness, former Trump fixer Michael Cohen, who testifies about disguising hush money payments to keep the Stormy Daniels story from voters. Jon and Dan discuss why Biden is behind almost everywhere in the new round of battleground polls from the New York Times. Then, Rep. Colin Allred stops by the studio to talk about his race to unseat Sen. Ted Cruz in Texas, making the southern border more secure, and Biden's decision to pause weapons transfers to Israel.

Bear and Luca argue over a breach in confidentiality, while Rob encourages Scarlett in her second attempt to pass her driving exam. Suni offers assistance to a patient whose life is being sabotaged.

The corrupted Mori Ranmaru makes his last stand, and the squad has complicated feelings going up against him.

Tinasha finally succeeds in breaking the curse, thus fulfilling her contract with Oscar. In the middle of the king's birthday celebration, she comes to Oscar with a shocking revelation.

George Stephanopoulos (co-anchor, "Good Morning America," and author, "The Situation Room: The Inside Story of Presidents in Crisis"); Robert De Niro ("Ezra").

Amidst the increased threat on her daughter's life, Adilah reveals a secret to Imogen. Max must deal with the consequences of Emir's arrival in Paris.

The first hosts in the North East, brothers Zak and Shuhel, are confident that their modern twist on traditional Indian cooking will impress their fellow professionals, at Babul's in Darlington. Their plant-based dessert is a game-changer for two vegan rivals, but their starter leaves their other guests - fellow Indian restaurateurs - feeling cold. Next up, will Alice and Alex's pizza fingers and meat-free burgers impress their rivals' picky palettes, at their vegan restaurant, V-Edge, in Middlesbrough? The night ends on a high as the rival restaurateurs reveal their previous professions and share unusual impressions alongside the dessert. Finally, Shay and Syed host at their traditional family-run Indian restaurant, Sheesh Mahal, in Hartlepool. After two strong nights, will their lamb alternative wow their vegan guests?