The U.S. and Iran pause attacks as mediators work to bring both sides back to negotiating table Trump heads to Michigan for rally ahead of state's August 4th primary Seattle food festival shooting Border czar Tom Homan says ICE vetting, training under review after Maine shooting Troy Jackson was chosen as new Maine Senate Democratic nominee Poll: Most Americans think the Iran war will last months or years Trump attacks the press at WHCD DNC cash chaos

The U.S. and Iran pause attacks as mediators work to bring both sides back to negotiating table. MS NOW: Trump's team letting Republicans distance themselves from WH. Poll: Most Americans think the Iran war will last months or years. Seattle food festival shooting. Poll: Most Americans think the Iran war will last months or years. Trump orders content 'warning signs' at Smithsonian Museum. Lebron James signs 2-year/$8M contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. New reporting on DNC financial troubles ahead of the midterms. Lauren Egan with The Bulwak joins Morning Joe to discuss her latest piece on DNC chair Ken Martin titled: "It's Gone from Bad to Worse to Perilous at the DNC". Border czar Tom Homan says ICE vetting, training under review after Maine shooting. Troy Jackson was chosen as new Maine Senate Democratic nominee. Jen Palmieri joins Morning Joe to discuss her new 6-episode limited YouTube series: "Long Play: Winning the South" . The latest feature stories from Architectural Digest.

Actors Kaia Gerber, Igby Rigney, Homer Gere, Hayes Warner and Graham Campbell ("The Shards"); actress Emmy Rossum ("Furious"); chef Jae Lee; ABC Secret Savings with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto.

Today's Consumer: How to Navigate the Restaurant Reservation Game. Dominic Sessa on "Tony." Shop This List: Back to School Edit. Keke Palmer on "Southern Belle Insults."

Kira Stokes, fitness instructor and founder of the KiraStokesFit app. Paul de Gelder, shark attack survivor and Shark Week contributor. Jeff Arcuri, comedian. New installment of "Beg-Knows America."

Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt and Manti Te'o will be joined each day by news reporter Sherree Burruss.

9am: The President pauses major military strikes in Iran, while Tehran says it still controls the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, less than 100 days until the midterms. The Trump team's new marching orders for GOP candidates plus why the Democrats now face a serious cash crunch. And, the fight over history. The White House orders "warning signs" be places outside a Smithsonian museum. Michael Birnbaum, General Barry McCaffrey, Vaughn Hillyard, Shane Goldmacher, Susan Glasser, Dan Nathan, Charlotte Howard, and Katie Phang join Money Power Politics this morning. 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The strikes have stopped in the Middle East for now. So where do efforts to end the war with Iran go from here? Plus, Trump versus the Smithsonian: the President's new executive order targeting the institution. And, new fears of a labor shortage swell as roughly 350,000 immigrants with Temporary Protected Status are expected to lose their work permits. What will this mean for the American industries that have long relied on the roughly 70% of TPS holders who participate in the labor force? Mark McKinnon, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Tom Malinowski, and Chris Jansing join the Group Chat this morning.

Today's Checklist: Dermatology by the Decades with Dr. Michelle Henry. First Look: Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Catching up with Michael Kelly. Summer Food Safety with Valerie Agyeman. Summer Car Maintenance with Rutledge Wood. 

First Take begins with LeBron's new digs! The GOAT finally ended his long, drawn out free agency saga by choosing Philly! Can he take anything from the '08 Celtics and win in his first year with a new super team, or will it take a year of chemistry searching to get to the mountaintop? Then, let's dream and say the Cowboys DO make the Super Bowl... in that unfathomable scenario, who's their most important player? Next, Joe Tess joins to PUMP US UP for SummerSlam this Saturday and Sunday at 6 ET!! First Take resumes with Sir Charles ripping King James. After lambasting him for ring chasing while forgetting most NBA stars are three years into retirement by age 40, Chuck says LeBron needs TWO rings with the Sixers to pass Jordan. Then, which QB has the most pressure to win this season and why is it C.J. Stroud? Next, after getting absolutely zero help for Steph Curry this offseason, can we officially close the Warriors championship window?  

Social Dilemmas. Keke Palmer on "Southern Belle Insults." Now and Then Beauty with Milly Almodavar. Career Questions with Suzy Welch. Higher or Lower.

12pm: MS NOW Host Alicia Menendez discusses the decision to send President Trump to battleground Michigan at a time when republican candidates are keeping their distance from his policies. Plus, a new update from Sen. Mitch McConnell's team on his health after a 6-week absence from the Senate. 1pm: MS NOW Host Alicia Menendez talks about the harsh realities the president's facing in his war of choice with Iran. Plus, we have new reporting on the expensive scramble to retrofit the president's new Air Force One.

Actors Kaia Gerber, Igby Rigney, Homer Gere, Hayes Warner and Graham Campbell ("The Shards"); actress Emmy Rossum ("Furious"); chef Jae Lee; ABC Secret Savings with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto.

Today, Jonathan Lemire is in for Katy Tur as we discuss the recently revealed details surrounding the Air Force One switch. On "The Moment with Katy Tur," Maggie Haberman, New York Times White House Correspondent and Co-Author of the book "Regime Change"; David Rohde, MS NOW Senior National Security Reporter; Stu Stevens, Senior Adviser for The Lincoln Project and Mitt Romney's chief strategist for his 2012 Presidential campaign; and Chris O'Leary, Former Senior Executive in the Counterterrorism Division of the FBI and MS NOW National Security and Intelligence Analyst, discuss Trump's Qatari plane switch as the Iran conflict continues. Plus, Bill Pulte has completed his fourth round of layoffs since becoming acting Director of National Intelligence.

An anonymous gift rattles Andre; Pamela drops some major career news on Dani; Vanessa susses out Joey's sister; Martin blows up at Anastasia; Ted crosses the line with Nicole.

4pm: Nicolle Wallace and guests discuss Friday's White House Correspondents' Dinner where, instead of celebrating the First Amendment, Trump threw cruel insults and personal barbs to the journalists who attended. Later, Nicolle covers Former FBI Director James Comey requesting a judge to dismiss the charges the Trump Justice Department levied against him for posting a picture to Instagram of seashells on the beach spelling out "86 47." 5pm: Nicolle Wallace and guests break down the American people's exasperation with the consequences of the war in Iran which has since taken the lives of 18 servicemembers and wounded 624. Later, Nicolle covers Trump's culture war with the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington, DC.

Host Laura Rutledge takes the helm of this weekday show featuring the likes of Marcus Spears, Dan Orlovsky, Ryan Clark, Mina Kimes, and Adam Schefter, who offer the latest news and analysis from across the NFL. 

New polling shows President Trump is losing support over his handling of multiple issues, including the Iran war, the Epstein scandal and inflation. MS NOW's Ari Melber is joined by Jason Johnson to discuss. Plus, media mogul Byron Allen joins to discuss his journey from the youngest comedian to perform on The Tonight Show to building Allen Media Group.

Police also arrested a 15-year-old who they said was one of the gunmen. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. A U.S. Secret Service agent has been arrested and is accused, with others, of unleashing brutal beatings with canes and paddles as part of hazing ritual. NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell reports. In court documents, Bryan Kohberger, the man convicted for the murder of four University of Idaho students, is blaming his lawyers for pushing him into what he now says was a false confession. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk reports. It has been nearly six months since 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was abducted from her home in Tucson. Law enforcement sources tell us there have been no significant developments. NBC News' Erin McLaughlin reports. A pair of newlywed Arizona firefighters are on the mend after one donated a kidney to save the other. They say they hope it will inspire others to consider organ donation. NBC News' Emilie Ikeda reports. 

A dangerous tornado barreled through Wisconsin on Monday as a severe weather system impacted more than 100 million people. CBS News' Ian Lee and Rob Marciano have more. A pair of lifeguards stood their ground against ferocious waves to keep a young swimmer from being swept out to sea amid dangerous rip currents that affected parts of the California coast over the weekend. Jericka Ducan has the story. A manhunt is underway in Seattle for a suspect after police say a possible dispute turned into a mass shooting Sunday. It happened at a summer food festival near the iconic Space Needle. Three people were killed and a toddler was among the injured. Carter Evans has the latest. The trial for Lindsay Clancy, the woman accused of murdering her three small children, began Monday with her ex-husband taking the stand. Shanelle Kaul reports. Diary entries by Dr. Anthony Fauci are shedding light on his soaring notoriety during the COVID-19 epidemic. The documents, released by Republican Sen. Rand Paul, include Fauci's reflections about being invited to A-list parties, but also some uncertainty about the origin of COVID. 

A tornado touched down in Wisconsin causing widespread damage and knocking out power to thousands. It comes as more than 150 million Americans are under heat alerts. ABC News' Alex Perez reports. At least three people were killed when gunmen opened fire near Seattle's Space Needle. One suspect is in custody, one suspected shooter was killed and a search is underway for a third suspect. ABC News' Alex Stone reports. The wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was allegedly shot multiple times by their son inside the couple's Virginia home, according to police. ABC News' Pierre Thomas reports. Bryan Kohberger is trying to withdraw his guilty plea for the murder of four college students in their off-campus home. ABC News' Kayna Whitworth reports. Savannah Guthrie released a new plea for information about her mother Nancy who was abducted nearly six months ago. In an Instagram post, she asked her mother's kidnapper to "do the right thing." ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Pres. Trump has put threatened military strikes against Iran on hold, claiming "deep talks" are underway. However, Iran insists that no negotiations are taking place. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Wildfires are burning out of control as crews race to contain blazes in Spain and France. More than 300,000 people have evacuated their homes in one of Europe's biggest evacuations since World War II. ABC News' Marcus Moore reports. A desperate search is underway in Grenada for a 44-year-old North Carolina mother Liz Waddell, who disappeared nearly a week ago while visiting the Caribbean island with a friend. A man says he was bitten by a shark while wading in waist-deep water near Daytona Beach, Florida. The 21-year-old is home recovering from his injuries. Global internet sensation Punch the Monkey just celebrated his first birthday, receiving over 2,500 birthday cards from fans, according to Ichikawa City Zoo. ABC News' Whit Johnson reports. 

Trump struggled to stay on message in battleground Michigan after his team reportedly gave vulnerable Republican candidates permission to distance themselves from his unpopular agenda. Matthew Bartlett, MS NOW Political Analyst, and Angelo Carusone, President and CEO of MediaMatters, join the Weeknight trio to react. Also, Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester sits down with the Weeknight hosts to analyze Democrats' strategy to win control of the Senate in November. Plus, Sen. Ruben Gallego joins the table to break down new polling showing the unpopularity of Trump's war in Iran.  

Actress Lily Rabe ("The Winter's Tale").

The remaining dancers face one of the toughest "Dancing with the Stars" challenges: a group performance. Mentored by Britt Stewart, they must master a high-intensity routine in just hours, putting teamwork, timing and resilience to the test. 

For the first time ever, the stage belongs to 100 extraordinary women as they compete for $100,000.

In a flashback to Amina's time at Dinsberg, secrets are revealed that put Amina and KJ on the hot seat. Tori and Khalil grow closer. Meanwhile, Layla seeks out her father, JP, for help, but the visit ends up very different than either of them expected. Coop's leveling up in the law field is called into question by Layla and Amina.

The most terrible weapon ever created will change the course of the war in the Pacific.

Shark attack survivor and advocate Paul De Gelder teams up with apex predator specialist Rosie Moore in Jupiter, Florida to investigate what triggers giant bull sharks to confront humans, testing human behavior in the ocean, extreme weather events and prey preferences to determine what factors ring the loudest dinner bell.

Tonight, as the illusion of Trump's power wanes, his enemies and allies learn how to wait him out. Plus, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the truth about American casualties from Trump's war. And Troy Jackson on his campaign to unseat Susan Collins in Maine.

Capt. Sandy is faced with another difficult night docking when loud party boats return. Nathan and Gael struggle under the weight of parenthood. Joe and Cooper are left to handle a massive storm. Kat becomes concerned about her relationship. A crew member makes a big decision. 

The end of the second world war and the dawn of the nuclear age see its two great victors go from allies to adversaries.

Off the coast of New Zealand lies a hidden shark battleground, where three distinct groups of great whites organize into competing "houses" and may be competing with one another to gain control of a major seal feeding ground. Marine biologist Dr. Tristan Guttridge and underwater cinematographer Kina Scollay venture into the middle of the action on an epic expedition, using brand new builds and massive blood bombs to document this new competitive behavior. As they investigate, they uncover the possibility that these clans of great whites recognize kin and return season after season to their ancestral territories, raising the theory that these predators aren't solitary hunters, but rival dynasties at war.

A business disagreement threatens to destroy Kacie and Steven's friendship. Steven and his new girlfriend, Allie, find that there might be trouble in paradise. Kristi encourages Jesse to take a trip with Alli to work on their marriage.

When an Auburn University graduate disappears, her tight-knit group of friends falls under suspicion. As investigators chase leads and rumors spread, distrust grows until new evidence reveals a chilling truth about someone close to her. 

Rachael prepares a delicious, flavorful meal featuring golden corn fritters with sweet chili sauce and pickles, paired with perfectly seared skirt steaks finished with a squeeze of lime. John crafts a Naked and Famous, a sweet and smoky cocktail made with mezcal, lime juice, yellow chartreuse, and Aperol. 

Krista's first date with Anthony is overshadowed by lingering drama...and a new crush; as tensions over chores boil over, JJ and Steph bond on a bold outing, while a night out leaves the girls questioning Krista's intentions.

Tonight, we have a rematch on deck. These families faced off on FOX's hit survival show, Extracted. They survived in the wild, but this is a whole new ball game.

Rachael whips up a BLD, a meal perfect for brunch, lunch, or dinner, starting with bacon and black bean tacos loaded with cheese, followed by a hearty chicken chili with roasted green chiles. John shakes up a "Salsa Verde Margarita," a refreshing tequila cocktail with muddled jalapeño and cucumber. 

No forks needed as Anna shares two playfully hands-on recipes. She starts with crispy baked chicken wings rubbed with her signature Italian spice blend, then serves a sweet surprise with cannoli nachos, a fun twist on the classic Italian dessert. 

Donald Trump fails to explain his strategy 150 days in the Iran war. Also, Democrats eye retaking the Senate with key races now in play. Plus, Trump asks the Supreme Court to let him restrict mail-in voting. And James Comey files a motion to dismiss the seashell indictment. John Kirby, Sen. Mark Kelly, Sen. Alex Padilla, and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Good Samaritan Richard went above and beyond when he drove 50 miles on his birthday to return a lost wallet to a passenger; now, the railroad conductor and his sister Erika take on the wall in hopes of winning big.

Baylor University basketball player Patrick Dennehy, who went missing in 2003. For the first time ever, his teammate Ellis Kidd, Jr. shares his personal account of the murder investigation that led to exposing one of college basketball's biggest scandals. 

Host Andy Cohen discusses pop-culture events with guests and viewers. 

For decades, rumors have swirled about massive,15 to 20-foot mako sharks patrolling the deep waters off Southern California. Long dismissed as fishermen's tales, new footage, along with a recently published photo capturing a mako that appears to push 15 feet, is now forcing scientists to rethink everything they know about these oceanic apex predators. Marine biologist Tristan Guttridge, alongside conservationist Kendyl Berna and shark tagger Keith Poe, leads an investigation to determine whether the world's biggest mako is real - and hunting in the coastal waters of Santa Catalina.

Anna cooks up two quick and delicious one-pot recipes. She starts with chicken Florentine, a creamy dish with chicken, spinach, and a splash of white wine. She then prepares acqua pazza, or crazy water fish, a classic Italian seafood dish simmered with tomatoes and wine. 

Guest includes Jim Gaffigan, Karlie Kloss, and a musical performance by Bebe Rexha.

Guest includes Common, and Brittany Broski.