7am: Overnight, celebrations erupted outside Madison Square Garden and across New York City after the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs 94 to 90 in a nail-biting Game 5 victory in the NBA Finals. MS NOW reporter Marc Santia, who covered the victory celebrations overnight, joins "The Weekend" to share more. Then, Actor Steve Schirripa and Howard Beck, Senior NBA Writer for The Ringer, join to discuss the games leading up to the win. 8am: The organizers aimed to represent a modern redefinition of the traditional presidential library with campaign memorabilia and artifacts on display, while also making room for public spaces like a new library, basketball court, gardens, a huge playbround and picnic area. As the New York Times points out, "It is a trip to a parallel universe, one suffused in earnest talk of hope and change, not dark warnings about American carnage, One marching toward a multiracial, progressive future rather than dismantling a suffocating woke tyranny." Valerie Jarrett, CEO of the Obama Foundation, and former Senior adviser to President Barack Obama joins The Weekend to discuss the opening of the Obama Presidential Center. 9am: Much of the hype and money that is surrounding the event has spurred controversy, with critics saying it reeks of corruption. President Trump and some of his allies could personally benefit from the fight. The Trump Organization has also promoted a line of "Freedom 250" themed silver and gold medallions, priced from $250 to $12K, tied to the event. The "No Kings" movement will hold a counter-event to protest Trump's policies and what organizers calling "strongman politics." Sen. Cory Booker (NJ-D) joins The Weekend to discuss the latest on the UFC Freedom 250 event, Men's Mental Health, the Iran conflict and the confirmation of Todd Blanche to as Attorney General.

The Knicks took Game 5 against the San Antonio Spurs, ending the championship drought for New York that lasted 53 years, with star player Jalen Brunson named the most valuable player; ABC News' Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz reports on the possibly imminent deal between the U.S. and Iran to end the war and open the Strait of Hormuz; ABC News' medical correspondent Dr. Darien Sutton breaks down the new study that looks at the association between heavy social media use and mental health issues in children; and more ABC's Good Morning America.

Meet the Press Moderator Kristen Welker joins Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist to discuss new NBC News polling that shows how Americans feel about President Donald Trump's job performance amid the war in Iran and ahead of the country's 250 birthday. "That's a new low for his second term and of course it does come, as we know, as this war is deeply unpopular, that President Trump has been underwater in his handling of the economy," Kirsten says. Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire after his SpaceX company went public. The record-shattering IPO boosted the stock market and instantly minted a new class of billionaires when just days before, a new report showed inflation at its highest point in the United States in three years. NBC's Allie Canal reports in this week's Sunday Focus. In Part One of this week's Sunday Sitdown, legendary rock & roll frontman Mick Jagger joins Willie Geist to discuss the Rolling Stones' new album "Foreign Tongues," bonding with his bandmate Keith Richards on their mutual love of the blues and more. Mick also reveals some of his favorite releases from the band and shares his plan to keep making music.

Kristen Welker has exclusive interviews with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) and Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.). NBC News chief data analyst Steve Kornacki breaks down a new NBC News poll. Monica Alba, Mike Dubke, Jonathan Martin and Steve Ricchetti join the roundtable. 

MOMENT IN TIME – As the country nears its 250th anniversary, Faith Salie takes a look at the use of time capsules to capture a bit of history. VICE PRESIDENT JD VANCE – Vice President JD Vance and his wife, second lady Usha Vance, talk with Robert Costa, national correspondent for CBS SUNDAY MORNING and chief Washington analyst for CBS News, for a wide-ranging interview about faith, family and the vice president's new book, Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith. IT'S A WRAP – Luke Burbank tours an art exhibit on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, celebrating iconic moments of the past 95 years of World Cup soccer. THE 8TH WONDER – With the World Cup playing out at stadiums across North America, Mo Rocca looks at the history of the Houston Astrodome, the world's first multi-purpose "domed" sports venue. IN CONVERSATION – BILL MUMY – Jim Axelrod catches up with one of the biggest child actors of the ‘60s and ‘70s, Bill Mumy, who starred in classic "Twilight Zone" episodes, and most famously as Will Robinson in TV's "Lost in Space." He talks about his career then and now. FOOD FOR THOUGHT – Adam Yamaguchi travels to Japan to explore the country's secret to avoiding obesity. OPINION – Actor Ted Danson shares his thoughts on growing old.

On CNN's State of the Union, Kasie Hunt sits down with Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to discuss the war in Iran, World Cup security, whether ICE agents will be deployed to polling places in November, and the UFC fight at the White House. Next, ESPN and SiriusXM host Stephen A. Smith responds to President Trump saying he has a low IQ. Plus, Smith doubles down on his desire to debate President Trump and reveals whether there is any chance he will run for the presidency. 

Knicks in 5! New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani discusses the power of unity in a time of such joy and celebration; David Rohde breaks down the latest updates on a potential deal with Iran; Murad Awawdeh and Sandi Bachom give a firsthand look at the horrors of ICE inside New York City immigration courts; Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) reflects on being handcuffed by federal agents a year ago and what hasn't changed since then. Indivisible Project co-founder Leah Greenberg talks about what's happening at the 4th ‘No Kings' protest marking the movement's first anniversary while Trump spends his 80th birthday hosting a UFC fight at the White House; Al-Monitor editor-in-chief Joyce Karam breaks down the latest updates on a potential Iran deal; Independent journalist Amy Goodman talks about fighting to preserve journalism; Floodlight investigative producer Evan Simon discusses his new documentary about billionaires snatching up public land and how the government is helping them do it. Former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander reacts to the Trump administration's threat to send ICE to New York; Akbar Ahmed shares what to expect from the White House's proposed deal with Iran; New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reacts to the city uniting over the Knicks' historic win; Prediction markets from New Yorkers; Felipe Torres Medina and Sarah Sophie Flicker on the Iran war, Spencer Pratt and ICE in NYC.

On a special edition of "This Week" from Jerusalem, ABC News' Martha Raddatz speaks with Mike Waltz, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, and Wendy Sherman, former deputy secretary of state, as a potential deal between the U.S. and Iran looms. Martha Raddatz reports from inside Israel on how the war has impacted life in the region. Former President Obama speaks exclusively with ABC News' Robin Roberts on the Iran war. Martha Raddatz speaks with former Israeli defense official Avner Vilan. ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze reports on how rising costs from the war are impacting Americans. Rapidan Energy Group President Bob McNally joins "This Week" to discuss the war's impact on global oil markets. The Powerhouse Roundtable breaks down the political headlines of the week. 

This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," as Qatari mediators travel to Tehran to finalize the truce in the U.S.-Iran war, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth joins. Plus, Democratic Sens. Mark Warner and Mark Kelly join. On Friday, workers began removing President Trump's name from Washington D.C.'s Kennedy Center after a court ruling last month ordered it to be taken down. A district court judge declared in the ruling that "Congress gave the Kennedy Center its name, and only Congress can change it." 

Garner Holt is a designer and manufacturer of animatronic figures for medical, military, and entertainment uses; but in Garner's case, his business is also very much his pleasure. He's assembled a world-class personal collection of animatronics and other artifacts from Disney theme parks, and has invited Lisa and Collector's Call to come on in and possibly hop on board! Among the spectacular pieces we'll feature are a Dumbo vehicle from the aerial ride named after the cartoon elephant.

A deal between the United States and Iran has been reached, President Donald Trump announced Sunday. The President added that the U.S. naval blockade would be removed from the Strait of Hormuz. NBC News' Keir Simmons has the latest. Thousands of protesters clashed with police in Geneva just hours before President Donald Trump is expected to arrive for the G7 summit taking place just across the border in France. Many are strongly against the Iran war. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez has the latest from Geneva. An unimaginable scene in Brazil was captured on camera showing the moment a 21-year-old woman bungee jumping off a bridge was launched without her safety equipment attached.NBC News' Danielle Hamamdjian has the latest. Eleven skydivers and a pilot were killed after the plane they were on crashed in Butler, Missouri, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said. The aircraft had just taken off, but was unable to gain altitude, and is believed to have crashed when attempting to land on a highway, an airport manager said. NBC News' Morgan Chesky has the latest. The Knicks were awarded a hero's welcome as they arrived back in New York after their NBA Championship victory over the San Antonio Spurs. Some celebrations were marred by violence. The city is gearing up for more celebrations in the coming days. NBC News' Valerie Castro has the latest. The unprecedented UFC fight at the White House celebrating America's 250th and President Trump's 80th birthdays is expected to go on as planned, despite high humidity and possible thunderstorms. Swarms of mosquitoes may also be an issue for the fighters and thousands of spectators expected to watch the fight. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin has the latest. As a self-proclaimed history buff at the helm of one of America's oldest banks, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says the bank has been adapting to keep up with the times. NBC News' Christine Romans spoke to him about how consumers are feeling ahead of America's 250th birthday, how the war with Iran is impacting the economy, and how he thinks business leaders should see the rise of A.I. For the students at Greenwood Elementary School in Kentucky, stepping off the school bus means stepping into a great day, thanks to a group of women who put on a monthly event, called "Mornings with Moms," that spreads encouragement and positivity to all the students. NBC News' Hallie Jackson has the story.

In a two-part challenge, survivalists must choose who will use the primitive bow and who will process each kill. Strong winds wreak havoc, and the competition is rocked when an underdog team dominates. Another legend is sent to elimination.

Alphy's drive-in fundraiser turns deadly when sponsor Bert Mills is found murdered, and multiple suspects confess. As Alphy faces painful truths about his mother and faith, Geordie grows jaded, Cathy clashes with Mrs. C at CeCe's, and Leonard searches for purpose. In Grantchester, dreams, doubts, and desires collide.

Clock in to explore the world's deadliest old-school jobs. From radium-painted dials to asbestos-filled offices, see the extreme risks workers took just to earn a living in a pre-safety era.

New Year's Eve in 1925 brings into focus the Landry and Augustine families' destiny, and Elliot and Kat witness it. In another time, Alice does the same.

A couple's ready to buy a home, but they're clashing over her desperation to end the hunt and his careful restraint. With stakes rising and options narrowing, Jonathan and Drew help navigate the hunt to find a balance of ambition and peace of mind.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete over the course of four challenges: a true/false culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, best sandwich, and a mystery basket challenge. Judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni will send six cooks home. 

The latest Southeastern Conference news live from a studio set in Charlotte, N.C., hosted by Peter Burns, Dari Nowkhah or Alyssa Lang, joined by various network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.  

While chasing a monster in Alabama, Sarah parts ways with Reed moments before he takes the Dominator for a literal spin inside a tornado. Gorilla hail bombards Freddy & Connor's chase vehicles. Brandon, Jordan & Aaron intercept a tornado at a gas station.

Chris Island puts in extra effort and looks to turn his fortunes around when he faces off the newest member of LFG, the sensation from Madrid, Jaime Garcia. Kevin Owens helps Nathan Cranton and Mike Derudder on their character development.

A keen-eyed immigrant, a candy mogul, and two pasta-making brothers reinvent rice for America's kitchens by making it faster, easier, and impossible to resist. But it'll take a massive global conflict, and a battle of innovations, to turn rice into riches.

Remembering passwords is hard, broh. Special characters, broh.

After a decade of evolution, WWE's weekly TV series, SmackDown, redefined itself from 2007–2017 as a proving ground for risk-takers and game-changers.  We celebrate the top moments from SmackDown's 2nd decade.

Sometimes in the unpredictable world of WWE, rivalries become too personal to be settled inside the ring and superstars sometimes find the backstage area more suitable. Witness some of the most tumultuous backstage assaults in WWE history.