Andrew Hayes / Originally Tupelo, Mississippi, Law Student; Dondi DeMarco / New York, New York, Operations Executive; Thomas Wilson / Taylors, South Carolina, Teacher.

The new series continues. From crumbling ceilings to time-worn turrets, British families discover what it takes to buy and renovate beautiful chateaux in France. In the Dordogne, at Château des Vieilles Vignes, Nick and Nicole celebrate their son's first birthday with family and friends, but have they left it too late to complete their new dining room in time for the party? In the Occitanie region, at the stunning Château du Puits es Pratx, tensions flare as Tim and Sasha try to transform their tired, dull front steps into an eye-catching feature for wedding ceremonies. And Trish is busy renovating a guest bedroom, drawing inspiration from her breathtaking surroundings near the Pyrenees. 

Kellyoke: I Lied (Lord Huron, Allison Porter)/ Elisabeth Moss/ Ramón Rodríguez/ Matt Rodrigues/ Best in Class: Band Teacher's Surprise/ WIL: Friends to Lovers Bookstore

HGTV Week continues with the Property Brothers, Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott, discussing their new show "Chasing the West."

Page Turner stops by to chat with Jennifer for HGTV week.

Plus, Ladies of Hip-Hop founder Michele Byrd-McPhee from Jersey City, New Jersey, stops by. Ladies of Hip-Hop is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and girls within hip-hop culture. 

Giggly Squad podcast hosts Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo are hitting the headlines with Drew and telling her about their new book How to Giggle: A Guide to Taking Life Less Seriously. Plus, behind-the-scenes with Julianne Moore dishing on her biggest roles.

Then, CBS Mornings' Nate Burleson is joining the news desk to help Drew hit the headlines. Ross Mathews has a celeb favorite dish from Bad Roman.

The Gingarou Hotel gets its first guest in over a century, but he's not human! Do aliens even count as guests?

The new run of the show that brings the sun to our sofas continues. Craig Rowe helps keen dancers Jane and James search for their dream holiday home on eastern Crete: a holidaymaker's paradise full of stunning beaches with crystal-clear waters, archaeological sites and picturesque villages and towns. For their budget of £130,000 Craig lines up five fabulous options, from traditional Cretan houses packed full of charm and a villa with wrap-around views, to a beautiful bungalow with bags of potential. Are any of these Aegean gems the perfect place for Jane and James? 

Naomi's unexpected legal maneuver rattles her fragile peace with Bill; Tyrell's crisis pits Martin and Smitty's parenting styles against each other; Dani's escalating struggles pull Andre further into her dangerous orbit.

Elizabeth gets a warm homecoming; Alexis wrestles with her conscience; Trina seeks out Ava; Chase and Lois have a heart-to-heart; Brook Lynn lays out her plan.

A link between Tyler and Laura's murder case is revealed, as Tyler continues his campaign against James and Mairead. 

Over four nights, we follow the highs and lows of modern farming at Cannon Hall Farm in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. In the first episode of the new series, Helen Skelton, JB Gill and Jules Hudson follow the births at Cannon Hall Farm. Farmer Rob Nicholson needs to step in when a prolapsed ewe struggles to birth her breech lamb, not long after two more lambs follow and all three triplets are safely into the world. Dave Nicholson tells the story of a the newborn donkey foal Bluebell, whose early spring arrival was a surprise for everyone. In the series this year we also head to the four corners of the UK, to meet the farmers who work these extraordinary lands to keep agriculture thriving. JB Gill explores a green revolution taking place down some cobbled back streets in Manchester and, in honour of 75 years since the Land Girls Army, we raise a glass to celebrate the women farmers keeping the nation fed today. 

The new series continues, as The Great Pottery Throw Down's master potter Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj Hogarth continue their quest to turn their 163-year-old Pwllheli chapel into their dream home, complete with a pottery studio and community hub. This time, with Capel Salem slowly becoming a home, the next room for transformation is the Victorian-inspired parlour bathroom. For their black bathroom, Keith and Marj take inspiration from Coventry Cathedral, with Keith making a giant clay candlestick holder, while Marj sets about making her dream lampshade for the bathroom's standard lamp. 

The Walshes reach Osaka as they explore the city in go-karts, learn how to become ninjas, and have a go at the quirky yet growing Japanese sport of pillow fighting.

Pickle Cottage gets a spooky makeover as Stacey decorates for a Halloween launch party, and Joe gets carried away with his dream of creating a two-acre fishing lake.

A pair of sighthounds learn how to stand on their own four feet and a shar pei with a painful eye condition is in serious need of a surgical facelift. Alison does some sound training with a litter of three-week-old jack russell puppies to prepare them for their new lives as pets.

The secrets and tensions on Shelbury Drive become thornier as friendships and marriages are strained, and the pressures of the extension begin to grow.

Lee cracks on with his building plans, despite the party wall and planning issues, his constant pushing making John feel disempowered in his own home.

After seeing neighbor Nick's CCTV footage of John and Sonia together, a concerned Emma starts to suspect an affair between her husband and her best friend, and begins to probe John… and when she finds that prodding John reveals nothing, Emma decides to investigate Nick's CCTV footage further.

Emma's problems are compounded as neighbours, Derek and Barbara, continue waging their war against her and her extension, citing protection of their beloved tree as the reason. To make matters worse, John hears that Emma has been in contact with her father and furiously challenges her about why she has reconnected with him - the man that continuously took money from them and with whom they had agreed to sever relations with.

Nick, meanwhile, is trying to convince his neighbours to sign his parking permits petition and ramps up his tracking of their comings and goings with his CCTV camera, going door to door and haranguing them with his demands.

Beth gets a flirty message on Instagram from a fellow local photographer. Flattered by the attention and feeling isolated at home, she agrees to meet the stranger for a drink.

Facing pressure from Lee, their aggressive builder, to get on with the construction, Emma pushes her father Terry for an answer on her planning application, and to Emma's surprise, he actually comes through. But at what cost to both her and her family?

Tensions rise between friends Emma, John, Sonia and Alan when they all go out for a night at the pub and the conversation turns sour; why is Alan so intent on winding up John?

And when the superstitious Emma finds out that someone is using her fears to terrorise her, she's forced to confront a terrifying truth… that someone really might be out to get her.

Mark and Sam track down a builder's merchant, which seems to be located on a working farm with donkeys and ostriches, before chasing two unusual debtors - international airlines. 

The new series continues, as George Clarke follows more fantastic, unlikely and amazing builds, shines a light on the builds he's always wanted to see, and visits stunning modern houses and ancient homes in Portugal. In this episode, the UK's oldest airstream camper, which was built in the 1940s, is rescued from ruin and converted into the ultimate shiny and stylish high-end camper van. A father and his teenage son build a woodwork studio to use for their shared passion for carpentry, built - hopefully for free - out of leftover materials squirreled away and saved by their late father-in-law/grandad. Inspired by their low-cost build, George also celebrates three other budget builds, including a young man's tiny home built for just £5000. And in Portugal, George visits a gorgeous bookshop that is rumoured to have inspired Hogwarts from the Harry Potter books. 

Big Brother gathers Housemates in the living room. Big Brother says, "This is Big Brother. Before you entered the house, the rules regarding attempting to communicate in code or write messages were clearly explained to you."

Big Brother adds, "Today, that rule was broken. At 1:59am in the bedroom, JoJo wrote messages on Chris' hand in secret. Chris gave JoJo his hand and said, "you can write it out'. JoJo then wrote on Chris' hand and said ‘It makes sense, think about it'."

For today's task, Housemates will play ‘The Big Fame Board Game' and put their celebrity status to the test. Working in teams they'll have to move their human playing piece around the board where some spaces will reveal challenges to complete. 

Jack, Patsy and Trisha all face the public vote and tonight one of them will be the next housemate to leave the Celebrity Big Brother house. 

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Tuesday, April 15, and reports on the Trump administration's extreme efforts to circumvent the Supreme Court's order to "facilitate" Abrego Garcia's return, as well as Harvard University defying Donald Trump. Plus, Jeff Garlin and Antonio Villaraigosa join for the latest "Fallback" installment. Gov. Maura Healey and Asha Rangappa join.

The federal government froze more than $2 billion in federal funding after Harvard rejected a wide-ranging list of Trump administration demands. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk reports. A shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School is the second shooting at the school in the last year. Students and parents asking about security and how this happened again. NBC New's Jay Gray is on the scene. A federal judge demanded to know what the Trump administration has done to comply with a court order to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the United States after he was deported to El Salvador. The judge ordered the federal government to turn over evidence and facilitate depositions in the next two weeks. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. At a bipartisan conference in Chicago focused on preserving social security benefits, the former President made his first public appearance. Mr. Biden laid out what he sees as a threat to social security over cuts to staff and local offices that could affect seniors' access. NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell has more. Authorities released new body camera video from inside the New Mexico home where legendary actor Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in February. An investigative report also revealed Arakawa's Google searches in the days before she died. NBC News' Dana Griffin reports she had searched for information on covid and had ordered oxygen canisters. With the skies growing more crowded, FAA experts are testing new drone detection technology along the New Jersey shore to ensure safety for planes and emergency service helicopters. NBC News' Sam Brock has more. The findings of a new CDC report show that one in 31 children in the United States are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder by their 8th birthday. Doctors are not agreeing on all the findings. NBC's Anne Thompson has more. 

With threats from all sides closing in, Thony takes a drastic step to secure her freedom that could change everything; as Jorge moves to silence threats that could unravel his empire, Fiona fights to keep her business afloat.

When Rafael turns to Will after his grandmother's sudden death, they're forced to confront their painful pasts while navigating present life-threatening dangers. 

After two women are brutally murdered via napalm, Maggie and OA are led to a dating site where they discover a group of scorned users who are targeting women who reject them.