Hotokeyama arrests Taiyo and interrogates him about Mutsumi but lacks proof.

A Real Estate Agent is found dead at an open home, and Alexa's investigation takes a supernatural turn when the home-owner insists the 100 year old house is cursed.

In the tenth episode, LEGO Masters teams are challenged with creating iconic vehicles for some of Batman's greatest foes to earn a spot into the Semi Finals.

A weekend of surprises at Nat's Getaway sees our Farmers and Ladies camping under the stars. As our ladies vie for one-on-one time with their Farmers - tensions rise between some.

Andy's mum Maree is in the kitchen to set an elimination challenge inspired by some of the Allen household's classic retro dishes. Contestants must make them MasterChef worthy, or risk going home.

In the Beguinage, they have to choose Lucrecia's successor as Great Lady, while Lucía discovers that her mother was poisoned and is determined to find out who killed her.

On 60 Minutes the dangers of dating apps, plus the young woman whose brain could provide clues to treating conditions like dementia.

No Warning, No Chance
Dannielle Finlay-Jones should be alive today. On weekdays, she should be teaching students at the school where she worked. And on weekends, she should be playing sport and hanging out with her friends. Instead, she's another murdered victim of domestic violence. Her family, though, don't want their precious Danni to be a statistic. They want the system that failed her to be fixed. As Amelia Adams reports, Danni had been looking for love, and met Ashley Gaddie, a 33-year-old tradie with a long history of violence against women, on a dating app. But Danni didn't know about his past, or that he was out on bail at the time, and with no warning about his real character, she stood no chance.
Reporter: Amelia Adams
Producer: Laura Sparkes

A Beautiful Mind
Imagine being able to remember the day you were born. And from then on, every high and every low of every day of your life. For a tiny club of fewer than one hundred extraordinary people worldwide, this is no trick. Unbidden, and sometimes unwelcome, highly detailed memories constantly flood their thoughts. Eighteen-year-old Canadian Emily Nash is the latest and youngest person to be identified with Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, or HSAM. But while Emily's definitely the girl you want on your Trivial Pursuit team, her ambitions run higher. As she tells Tara Brown, she has volunteered herself, and her unforgettable and beautiful mind, to help those who can't remember. And medical researchers couldn't be happier, because they believe understanding Emily's super brain will provide clues to better treat conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Reporter: Tara Brown
Producer: Sammi Taylor

Pam Rhodes celebrates the 75th Anniversary of one of the world's most cherished hymns, How Great Thou Art, and explores the remarkable story of its composition.

The Duke and Alice visit the family mansion, where a fancy ball is about to take place.

Sens. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and Mark Kelly, D-Ariz.; Cindy McCain, executive director of the U.N. World Food Program.

ENCORE – Lee Cowan looks at how artificial intelligence will allow fans of country music legend Randy Travis, who largely lost his cherished singing voice after a stroke, to hear new music from him again.

TOM SELLECK – Tracy Smith catches up with actor Tom Selleck to discuss his new book and work on the hit CBS drama BLUE BLOODS.

ON DISPLAY: BOB SCHIEFFER – Sharyn Alfonsi of 60 MINUTES visits with legendary CBS anchor and correspondent Bob Schieffer about a new exhibit of his artwork.

LEGENDS: WHOOPI GOLDBERG – Seth Doane talks with Whoopi Goldberg about her life, career and new memoir, Bits and Pieces: My Mother, My Brother, and Me.

NOVA – Martha Teichner tours a new exhibit based on the Israeli rock festival where concertgoers were killed during the attack by Hamas.

WE THE PEOPLE … John Dickerson talks with author A.J Jacobs about the year he spent living constitutionally by following the letter of the U.S. Constitution for his new book, The Year of Living Constitutionally: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow the Constitution's Original Meaning.

SPACE COPTER – David Pogue reports on a technical marvel: a small helicopter attached to NASA's Mars rover that is the first vehicle to fly on another planet.

Moo prepares a special gesture for Kang, but is ultimately punished by the school director. Kang worries that Moo's crush is distracting him from his school work and responsibilities. 

Da-hae helps Bok Gwi-ju shop for a gift, who in turn shows up during her time of need. Soon, during an involuntary date, they receive a call for help.

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.; Mayor Eric Adams of New York; Lina Khan, chair of the Federal Trade Commission.

Ine's memories have turned young again. She is now who she was before she met Shouzou. Even amidst her confusion at seemingly having traveled into the future, she is curious as to why she married Shouzou and offers him a certain suggestion.

Maina's confession and Ren's odd behavior puts Mito in emotional turmoil. After nearly outing herself, a conversation with Ruka sends her running away from home! Mito runs into Ren again after some trouble on the streets, and finds out his secret.

It's Valentine's, so Molly Yeh spices things up with a dinner date on the farm! She gets cooking with Juicy Roasted Sumac Chicken dripping with hot and tangy Zhug sauce, sweet and smoky Matbucha on a fluffy bed of whipped feta, Veggie Fried Rice with warming Middle Eastern spices and deliciously dangerous Chocolate Cardamom Cake Donuts for dessert!

Things are looking grim around the Louvent estate as the political situation continues to deteriorate, but nothing could prepare Ars for the storm that's about to blow in—the fiancée he didn't know he had!

Norn shuts herself in her dorm room and refuses to attend classes. Haunted by the specter of his past life, Rudeus sets out to solve his sister's problems, only to discover that he is the cause. 

Gray discovers unlikely allies as he risks it all for revenge; the Tongais face an unforeseen snag.

From down in the undergrowth to high above the treetops, we see how mammals have conquered every level of the forest with perfect camouflage, secret messages, and even the power of flight, but now many face new challenges as they are forced to adapt to a changing world.

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj throw themselves into the restoration of a derelict chapel in Wales. As they explore their new home, it seems they're not alone...

When Georgie and Ronan hit it off over a drink, Ronan misreads the signals. Kira insists to Orla that she isn't catching feelings for Victor, but bad news has her seeking comfort in his arms. The community is shocked to learn that the murder victim may be one of their own

Paramedics face a long wait to try to help a man who has barricaded himself in his home. Meanwhile, a crew in Dalkeith races to a play park to help a child with a head injury.

Dan decides to take Ella camping for their first solo date. Meanwhile, Jordan gets booked in for a sperm count test and Diags joins him for the first consultation.

Paramedics are called out to a man who's locked out of his house and has tried to climb over a metal garden fence, but has slipped and severed his finger. The ambulance crews also help a teenager who has epilepsy and is having a seizure, they become increasingly concerned as her seizures become more frequent.

Mark Chapman presents highlights of the day's two Premier League matches, including title-chasing Liverpool's clash with Tottenham at Anfield.

The match is Jurgen Klopp's penultimate home league game in charge of the Reds, and he will be hoping to maintain his record of having never lost a match at Anfield to Spurs. In fact, Tottenham's results at the ground have been poor, with the last of their two Premier League wins there coming back in 2011. However, in the reverse fixture earlier this season, Tottenham won 2-1 at home in contentious circumstances after Liverpool ended up with nine men and had a goal incorrectly ruled out by VAR.

The day's other match sees London rivals Chelsea and West Ham clash at Stamford Bridge. Mark and his guests will also look back at the goals and talking points from the games earlier in the weekend.

Maggie and Cal continue to fight their attraction as they are forced to wait out the storm alone at Cal's cabin. Sydney tells Rob the real reason she quit working at the diner, and Rob admits why he's having trouble with Finn. Maggie witnesses a new side to Cal when they help a camper in distress. Sully gets good news about his diagnosis after he and Frank return to the Crossing. Sully attempts to tell Lola the truth about her accident. Sydney has a momentary lapse of judgement that complicates things with Rafe; and Frank is finally able to help Sully remember the important thing he's forgotten.

LEADER JEFFRIES – Norah O'Donnell profiles Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, the Democratic leader in the U.S. House of Representatives, who might become the first-ever Black Speaker of the House, tracing his Brooklyn roots to one of the most powerful positions in American politics. O'Donnell meets Jeffries on Capitol Hill to talk about his caucus' decision to save current Speaker Mike Johnson's job, his views on Israel's approach to Hamas and the civilian casualties in Gaza, the migrant crisis and how the debate over reproductive rights will impact the race for the White House and Congress. Keith Sharman is the producer.

WORK TO OWN – As the American wealth gap continues to widen, correspondent Jon Wertheim reports on an unlikely effort to get more money in the hands of rank-and-file workers. Pete Stavros is an executive at one of the biggest private equity firms in the country, KKR. His industry is famously cutthroat, but Stavros has emerged as a leading advocate for the concept of employee ownership, which takes the same incentives that have long helped the C-suite get rich and applies them to people working factories, flatbeds and farms. Wertheim travels to rural Illinois to find out how this model has impacted workers, and whether it's good for business. David M. Levine is the producer.

ST. MARY'S – Correspondent Bill Whitaker visits New Orleans, where two high school seniors solved a mathematical puzzle that was thought to be impossible for 2,000 years. Whitaker speaks to the students, their families and the teachers at their school, St. Mary's Academy, that has been fostering academic excellence and boundless possibilities for its student body of African American girls since the end of the Civil War. Sara Kuzmarov is the producer.

Birthday mishaps occur, including a man's failed attempt to whisk a tablecloth from under a cake; people try to take out the garbage; a musical tribute to babies.

McCall races to help Dante and Big Ben after they are ambushed by a group of suspicious attackers and a major family secret is revealed. Meanwhile, at a block party, Aunt Vi tries to maintain her status as the reigning queen of the annual cobbler baking contest and Dee suspects a mutual friend may have stolen prize money.