Host Mo Rocca shows us the robot helping keep hospitals running smoothly; the device that can detect if that spot on your arm is skin cancer; concrete that drinks up rainwater; and, how hybrid technology goes back a lot further in history than you might think.
Sharing delicious recipes for a saucy Valentine's Day meal; Jeff sears up steaks for Sunny's easy red wine peppercorn sauce and Geoffrey's Béarnaise sauce; hosts work together to make Katie Lee's spicy lobster pasta, a romantic Valentine's Day dish.
Richard replaces a shower valve with a conventional pressure balanced one, Nathan demonstrates how to refinish stair treads, and Tom removes moss from a roof in the latest episode of Ask This Old House.
There's a new face on Sesame Street! With Elmo and Rosita’s help, military kid Charlie finds her way around the neighborhood and learns that Sesame Street is a place where everyone can be friends - no matter how different they are.
Kita and Anita inform the stars that today they will be doing a dance challenge, where the Drag Stars are to pair up and choreograph a dance.
Host Daisy Fuentes pays a visit to Sylvia, who's just become a grandmother for the first time. She wants to be able to share family stories with her new grandson, Saint, but first there are some things she'd like to learn. She knows her mother is Polynesian, but what else is she? Sylvia discovers her father's African American heritage, and with Daisy's help she learns about her ancestors' lives in the years after slavery was abolished, and how her great-great-grandfather was part of a historic secret society.
Reporter Trey Bundy sets out to expose a cover up of child sexual abuse among the Jehovah's Witnesses.
A coach for the U.S. Women's Soccer Team who uses science to keep her players in shape, an expert who studies singing apes, and a computer engineer who is making artificial intelligence more equitable for all people.
Another two celebrities are unmasked in a double elimination. Which three masked singers will make it through to the final?
Dylan Dreyer explores some of the most unbelievable -- and unbelievably cold -- places on Earth, from the ice fields of Patagonia to the snowy mountains of the Himalayas, discovering what thrives and survives in the world's most frigid ecosystems;
Dylan Dreyer returns to some of Earth's most extreme islands, from the Amazon River islands to the Philippines, getting up close with fascinating creatures -- from squirrel monkeys leaping around in the Amazon to fireflies illuminating the night sky;
Host Jack Rico finds fire at Consumer Reports - luckily it's in one of the test labs - and he learns how smoke detectors are tested and how to use a fire extinguisher. Then, he discovers how to cook a delicious meal using only counter top appliances. And Jack heads to the Auto Test Center to get behind the wheel with a top car tester as he learns how to drive like a pro.
Amelia Dyer was perhaps the most prolific killer in British history. She earned a living through murder, and her victims were babies. There was a grim trade which flourished in the Victorian age. In a time when unmarried mothers were shamed and shunned, giving up children to a 'baby-farmer' was often the only option. Dyer promised mothers that for a fee, she would adopt the babies and raise them as her own. In fact, she neglected and murdered them. In this episode we tell the shocking story of Dyer and of Evelina Marmon, one of the desperate young mothers she deceived.
Hoping to 'brighten her day', Izzy and Owen pimp out Gwen's egg chair. But when it ends up in a museum run by angry chickens, they must retrieve it before Gwen destroys the daycare in a temper tantrum of unspeakable darkness.
Annie can avoid detention if she can heal the principal's dying plant, but the plan goes awry when Pony becomes attached to it.
Pony's half-baked plan causes Annie to lose one of her boots, which she desperately needs for a family photo!
The duo make up a new dance, but Burger steals the credit when he gains fame doing the dance with one modification.
Phoenix competes against the mean rooster Cogburn to see who will rule the farm.
The ED pulls together in Charlie’s time of need, and Connie struggles to conceal her guilt from Archie.
Michael Portillo embarks on a second spectacular rail journey through Alaska into Canada on the White Pass and Yukon railway. Arriving in Skagway by seaplane from railwayless Juneau, Michael heads first for Dyea and the Chilkoot trail, which the first gold prospectors hiked 100 years ago to the Klondike. Among them, he discovers, was author Jack London, whose stories of sled dogs captured the spirit of the gold rush. In the puppy pen of a sled dog training camp, a dog musher tells Michael how huskies helped to build Alaska and gives him an insight into how the dogs continue to work and race today. Boarding the 52-mile railway, built in 1898, which climbs 2,600 feet before dropping to the head of Canada’s Lake Bennett, Michael looks forward to beautiful scenery on a railway laden with history. At the lake, Michael meets an indigenous guide to hear of the role of First Nations people in the stampede for gold.